The Straits Times, 15 February 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times Tlie National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Juvenile crime probe
    551 1 Juvenile crime probe Big increase in teenage thugs 'Very real danger' of 15-19 age group offenders graduating in violence THE Government has set up a special committee to study the problems of crime and juvenile delinquency in Singapore. Announcing this last night, it said there was a very real danger
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    Lock icon Warship sale
    44 1 JAKARTA. Wed Indonesia has purchased a destroyer from the United States. Naval sources would not disclose the price of the warship, which they said would be stationed with the fleet command at the main naval base of Surabaya in West Java. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Edward G's millions
    60 1 LOS ANGELES. Wed. Actor Edward G. Robinson, who died on Jan. 26, left an estate of more than U552,250,000 ($5.6 million >. it was disclosed today when his will was submitted for probate In Los Angeles Superior Court. The actor left lifetime trusts for his widow, his
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    Vendargon now Archbishop
    44 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The BLshop of Kuala Lumpur. Tan Sri Dominic Vendargon. has been elevated to Archbishop. Tan Sri Vendargon. who was consecrated as Bishop of Kuala Lumpur in 1955. is the first Malaysian to be appointed to this high post.
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    Asean talks
    31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A;fan officials met here today to discuss procedure for tomorrow's Asean foreien ministers meeting on policy In Southeast Asia following the Vietnam ceasefire. (See Page 7).
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    Hanoi to have equal say on US aid
    194 1 WASHINGTON, Wed THE United States and North Vietnam will create a Joint economic commission to oversee rebuilding of the wartorn country with US dollars, the two sides announced today. A communique issued by the White House and Hanoi following four days of
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    Lock icon Off to U.S—freed prisoners and a dog named Ma-Co
    512 1 Off to U.S— freed prisoners and a dog named Ma-Co rVENTY happy American prisoners-of-war and a North Vietnamese puppy called Ma-Co left for the United States today a day ahead of schedule. Lt.-Cmdr. Edward Davis boarded the < -141 Starlifter jet with Ma-Co snuffled close to his chest. The dark
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    Lock icon Gold hits new high
    97 1 LONDON, Wed— The price of gold jumped US$l.lO ($2.75) today to an all-time official high of US$7O.lO ($175) an ounce in furious trading on the London bullion market. Market sources said it was selling for as high as US$72 ($180) an ounce in unofficial trades. The
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    Lock icon $1,000 mil profit for dollar speculators
    858 1 BONN. Wednesday WEST German I o re'iM n exrtinimr market! reopened today wilh •peculators in llic latent world currency crisis ■landing by to reap a prol.it of ;il)oiil l'S$4(N) million. ($l,OOO million :it the devalued rate). The profit would come from the repurchase of
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    No change
    218 1 STORE-MALAYSIA CURRENCY ARRANGEMENTS TO CONTINUE THE interchangeability arrangements of Singapore and Malaysian currency will continue, Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen announced yesterday. In a statement, he said I that the two governments have agreed to this since the gold parity of the Singapore and Malaysian dollar has
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    Sports' top two
    31 1 ASIA'S fasten sprinter Yeo Kian Chye. 28. and schoulgu Tay Chin Joo. 17. were ve.strrday voted Singapore s S|*>rtsraan and Sportswoman ol 1972 iKeport in I'aje 25 1.
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    39 1 KISSINGER GOING TO TOKYO. TOO WASHINGTON. Wed Dr. Henry Kissinner is extending his Asian tour and will confer in Tokyo with Japanese Prime Minister Kakuri Tanak.i next week after his Peking visit, the Whit. House announced tod.i> AP.
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      Lock icon Khoman calls for friendly ties with Hanoi, Peking
      187 2 Khoman calls for friendly ties with Hanoi, Peking BANGKOK, Wed. 11 Former Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman has called for a rcconciliatory policy towards North Vietnam and China because the United States is no longer active in the fight against communists. Mr. Thanat. speaking in a panel discussion on Thailand
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      Lock icon Assault plan on Everest peak
      61 2 KATMANDU, Wed— A nineman Japanese expedition have arrived here from Tokyo to reconnoitre the route to the Lhotse main peak In the Everest region through the hitherto unexplored rocky south face. The team leader. Mr. Ryohei Uchida. said the team would leave Katmandu next week
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      Lock icon Diplomatic ties
      28 2 HONO KONG. Wed— Uganda and the Vletcong's Provisional Government have agreed to establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level, the North Vietnam News Agency reported today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon India-made MiG
      28 2 BOMBAY. Wed. The Indian Air Fcrce today accepted the first Soviet MIG-21M fighter aircraft produced In India. Almost all the jet's components were locally manufactured. AP.
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      Lock icon U.S. AND CUBA AGREE ON ANTIHIJACK PACT
      475 2 U.S. AND CUBA AGREE ON ANTIHIJACK PACT WASHINGTON, Wednesday ADMIXISTRAA TION officials said today that the United States has virtually concluded an agreement with Cuba aimed at curbing the hijacking of aircraft and ships between the two countries. Substantive issues have been resolved, the State Department said, and only a
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      Indian iron ore for Rumania
      72 2 NEW DELHI. Wed. India will export two million tons of iron ore to Rumania during the next two years under an agreement signed here yesterday with the Mineral ImportExport Agency of Bucharest. The agreement was part of an Indian commitment to supply Rumania with 22
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      Lock icon American aid
      31 2 TAIPEH. Wed. United States military assistance to Taiwan In the current fiscal year ending June 30 amounts to US$lOO million. according to a Cabinet report made public here Reuter.
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      Lock icon Algeria visit
      25 2 PARIS. Wed. Madam Nguyen Thl Blnh, Foreign Minister In the Vietcong Provisional Revolutionary Government, will pay an official visit to Algeria tomorrow Reuter
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      Shanghai (pop 10m) is now largest city in the world
      339 2 |TNITED NATIONS. Wed. U Shanghai Is now the largest city of the world, with almost two million more Inhabitants than Tokyo which had previously been leading the list, the latest United Nations population statistics said today. The world's total population
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      Lock icon Peking keen on buying Harrier jump-jets
      96 2 Peking keen on buying Harrier jump-jets LONDON, Wed. China Is Interested in buying Harrier Jump-Jetflghters. informed sources here said. The order, which the sources said could be for 200 of the vertical take-off fighters, would be subject to approval from the Government. A Foreign Office spokesman said today the Government
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      Lock icon Sun in Bangkok
      33 2 BANGKOK. Wed— Taiwan s Minister of Economic Affairs, Mr. Sun Yun-Suan. today called on Thai Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn to discuss economic co-operation between the two countries. Reuter.
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      Lock icon FOUR THAIS KILLED IN BORDER RAID
      117 2 BANGKOK, Wed. Laotian and Thai communist guerillas overran a Government post In north-eastern Thailand, killing a village chief, a police post commander and two militia men. About 200 guerillas also seriously wounded eight police and militia men in their surprise attack yesterday on the
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon 'Get out' order to US author who married Indon tribal chief
      244 3 'Get out' order to US author who married Indon tribal chief IAKARTA. Wed. The J Government today ordered American author Mrs. Wyn Sargent who married a primitive tribal chief to leave Indonesia in three days. An Immigration Department spokesman said Mrs. Sat gent wept when she was told to leave
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      18 3 ATHENS. Wed —Greece and China yesterday initialled an agreement to establish a regular air link. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Laos: Three bars to peace
      63 3 VIENTIANE. Wed. Three main obstacles still barred the way tc a ceasefire In Laos, informed sources said here today. The sources close to the Government delegation In protracted peace negotiations with the pro-communist Pathet Lao said all was set lor signing a truce yf ftirday
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      Ralph the super-chicken
      99 3 GRANT Sullen. 17, of West Point, California, breeder of the "superchicken," Weirdo, holds up the 161 b Bot son of Weirdo, Ralph Mr. Sullen hit the spotlight when news stories told of a 221 b rooster so bit and rough and tough that he killed two cats,
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      Lock icon Stronger hand for Nixon to close trade gap
      531 3 Stronger hand for Nixon to close trade gap WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Nixon prepared today to ask Congress for broad new powers to prise open more foreign markets for American exports and so help narrow the country's dangerously wide trade gap. He announced his plans to further defend the economy as
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      Lock icon Kissinger rests in HK before flying to Peking
      178 3 HONG KONG. Wed— Dr. Henry Kissinger. President Nixon's national security adviser, relaxed today by cruising around Hong Kong. Dr. Kissinger, who arrived here from Hanoi yesterday, conferred with his aides this morning at the Mandarin Hotel overlooking Hong Kong harbour. He later
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      Lock icon Teargas fired as police battle Cairo students
      396 4 CAIRO, Wed. Large purple and white clouds of teargas hung over the entrance to Cairo University today as steel helmeted riot police and student demonstrators clashed in the streets for the third consecutive day. A line of khaki-clad police, with shields to protect
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      Lock icon Libel suit against Times to go before
      189 4 Libel suit against Times to go before -juryLONDON, Wed. Britain's appeal court ruled today that a libel ease against the Times was too important to be tried by a Judge alone. By a 2-1 majority, the court said the case must go before a Jury. The Times is being sued
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      Lock icon RAAF may scrap Mirages for Swedish jets
      187 4 CANBERRA, Wednesday THE Australian Government is considering the Swedish Viggen tighter as one of its replacements for the French Mirage in the Royal Australian Air Force, defence sources said today. The sources said the Government was also considering the American Cobra and the
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        47 4 TOKYO. Wed. United Nations Sec-retary-General Kurt Waldhelm today sought Japan's help in overcoming the financial difficulties of the world organisation. He asked Foreign Minister Masayoshl Ohlra if Japan would contribute U3slo million ($25 million). Mr. Ohlra promised a positive study if various other nations agreed to co-operate.
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        42 4 BEIRUT: Iraq accused Pakistan of raiding Its embassy in Islamabad last weekend under "pressure from foreign quarters" and retaliated by declaring the Pakistani ambassador and another diplomat in Damascus persona non rrata. Iraq said this was a flagrant violation of diplomatic practice.
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        35 4 LONDON. Strikes and work slow-downs by 47,000 workers in the state-owned gas industry cut off fuel and heating supplies to more than 500 Industrial concerns today and threatened a domestic crisis for thousands of households.
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        21 4 CANBERRA: Australia has made contact with North Vietnam in Paris about establishing diplomatic representation in Hanoi, it was announced here today.
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        61 4 SYDNEY: The first 10 of 18 Royal Australian Air Force Sabre jet fighters given to Indonesia under Australia's Defence Co-operation Programme left Wllliamstown Air Base on the first leg of their flight to Iswahyudi in Java. The phased-out Sabres constitute a gift from the Australian Government .to the Indonesian Air
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        47 4 COLOMBO, The Sri Lanka Government has requisitioned all rice being sold on the open market in a bid to meet the severe shortage In the country, caused by crop failure. At the same time, the Government froze all sales of rice outside the existing ration system. Agencies.
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      Shock for mourning wife as she meets prisoner husband
      376 4 Shock for mourning wife as she meets prisoner husband SAIGON. Wed. A pretty 25-year-old Vietnamese woman, who had been officially told that her S?Ji d 5 r husban d had been killed, fainted when she saw him among the prisoners of war released yesterday by the Communists, Vietnam Press reported
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      Lock icon $188 m loan to Indonesia
      55 4 JAKARTA. Wed. Tht United States has granted Indonesia a U5576.3 million (about $188.7 million) loan to buy mainly American wheat and cotton. Under the terms of an agree* merit. signed today between Foreign Minister Adam Malik and Un.ted States Ambassador Prancis Oalbralth. the loan ls
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      139 4 End Constipation WMnes Whan somaona In tha family haa constipation, thara'a always tha quattion of what to giva him or har that's afftctiva at well at Yaara of rasaarch and tatting hava rasultad in a ramady that i both afftctiva and aafa for aduitt and children aliko. Tha produc: of
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    Police watch disco noted for several brawls
    247 5 Police watch disco noted for several brawls- By GERRY DE SILVA |>OLJCE are keeping a 1 close watch on a disco In the Orchard Road area, following several brawls, of»en involving martial arts exponents. "No one dares to come forward to make a report when we go the r e
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    Photo show in July
    72 5 THE Photographic Society of Singapore will hold the 24th eintiuporf International Salon of Photography 1973 at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce exhibition hall from July 21 to n. Entries for the salon are now o.ien. They will be judged by a panel of three selection* There
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    Lock icon Call for laws to ensure Malays have 30p.c. of the economy
    198 5 Call for laws to ensure Malays have 30p.c. of the economy KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A senator urged the Government to Introduce laws to ensure that Its aim of giving the Malays 30 per cent of the country's economic stake In 20 years Is realised. Senator Datuk N I: Hassan, of
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    $30 for littering
    30 5 A FACTORY. worker. Yoke Ying Cheong. was yesterday fined S3O when he admitted throwing a piece of fruit into a drain at Kallang Place on Jan. 24
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    EIGHT NEW BILLS FOR PARLIAMENT
    98 5 EIGHT Bills will be introduced when Parliament meets tomorrow. They are Nature Reserves (Amendment) Bill, Sale of Food Bill. Creche hstablishments Bill. Port of Singapore (Amendment) Bill. Light Dues (Repeal) Bill, Merchant Shipp'ng (Amendment) Bill. Singapore Red Cross Society (Incorporation) Bill and Geneva Conven- tions
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    NO THREAT TO MALAYSIA
    210 5 'Bases only till neutral zone is formed' -1 K LUMPUR. Wed. j SINGAPORE'S call for the continued presence of US forces in Thailand does not pose a threat to Malay sia's security. The Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister's Department, Tunku Ahmad Rithauddeen, said this in
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    Sent for fitness examination
    53 5 TAN Soc Wah. 22. was sent to Woodbridge Hospital yesterday for two weeks examination to see whether he is fit to stand trial for allegedly extorting $5000 from Chee Cheng Swee on F«b 7 at 2.30 pm. at Boat Quay. The case will be mentioned again
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    A Chinese New Year concert
    44 5 THE National Library U organising a Chinese New Year concert by the Chinese Orchestra of National Theatre at the library's lecture hall tomorrow at 7.45 p.m. Admission is free Tickets are available at the information desk, adult lending counter.
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    $65 fine for 65 mph
    40 5 A MOTORIST. Chua Chye Ticng. was find $65 yesterday when he admitted driving his car at 65 miles per hour along Upper Bukit Timah Road on Feb. 6. 1971 when the speed limit was 30.
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    $10,900 CHEQUES STOLEN BY GANG
    106 5 $10,900 CHEQUES STOLEN BY GANG JOHOR BARU, Wed. Police today warned the public against accepting three cash cheques totalling $10,900 which were robbed from a finance company 4 at Larkin, today. The cheques were taken away by four masked robbers, one of them armed with a knife, from, the New
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    Appreciation of wayang-kulit
    39 5 QUEENSTOWN branch library will hold an illustrated talk on Appreciating Wayang Kulit on Feb. 23 at 6.30 p.m The speaker is Prof. Slametmuljana of Indonesia, who is attached to the Malay Studies Department of Nanyang University.
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    New envoy
    22 5 THE new Indian High Commissioner to Singopre. Mr. Thomas Abraham. yesterday presented his credentials to President Sheares at the Istana.
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  • SEIWAEN (Japanese Garden)
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      Ancient Japanese art in $3m garden
      514 6 DR. GOH FOR THE OPENING CEREMONY AT JURONG TOMORROW DEFENCE Minister, Dr. (iqh Keng Swec, will open SEIWAEN the $3 million Japanese Garden in Jurong Town tomorrow at 0 p.m. More than 500 guests, including senior Government officials and YIPs, will attend the ceremony.
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      Where visitors can find peace and tranquillity
      321 6 Where visitors can find peace and tranquillity Message from Mr. Woon Wah Siang, Chairman of Jurong Town Corporation: JURONG, before it was developed, consisted of very undulating land covered with many rubber and fruit trees, ponds alive with fish and prawns, many vegetable farms, and several rivers. All these natural
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      Professor: Seiwaen opening auspicious
      243 6 Message from Professor Kinsaku Nakane, Chief Professor, Osaka University of Arts and Director of Nakane Garden Research Institute: rpHE "Seiwaen", opened on A an auspicious day of February, 1973, was constructed with the co-opera-tion extended by the Singapore Government, Japanese Government and Japanese organisations concerned since
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      209 6 Our best wishes for the official opening of the SEIWAEN-JAPANESE GARDEN Ihviwndscanckscribe thbmulycfT^Pmgcarpets. TAIPIH6 SINGAPORE CARPET •=P MANUFACTURERS PTE. LTD. ___J Showroom EIQmJB 125. Tanghn Road. Spore. 10. Tel *****1/2. CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to JURONG TOWN CORPORATION on the official opening of the SEIWAEN JAPANESE GARDEN by the Honourable Minister
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      111 6 CONGRA TULA TIONS and BEST WISHES to JURONG TOWN CORPORATION on the official opening of the SEIWAEN-JAPANESE GARDEN by the Honourable Minister For Defence Dr. GOH KENG SWEE from ©OHBAYASHI-GUMUTD. 12th Floor, SIA Building. 77 Robinson Road. Singapore 1 Tel: *****3:*****4. Heartiest Congratulations to JURONG TOWN CORPORATION on the official
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    Raja on two conditions for Asean enlargement
    378 7 'WE WELCOME NEW MEMBERS BUT...' K. LUMPUR, Wod \|R. S. Rajaratnam today spoke of two conditions for expansion of Asean membership. First, the new members must abide by the aims and objects of the organisation; secondly, nothing should be done to make Asean
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    Graft case man was a stickler for company rules, court told
    362 7 BP SALES superintendant Yeo Hut Teck, 35, was nicknamed 'adopted son of Europeans" by petrol station dealers because of his strictness in adhering to company rules, a dealer told a district court yesterday. j Chur Chi Seng, testifying, at
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    Talk by envoy
    34 7 BANGLADESH High Commissioner, to Singapore Mr Khwaja Mohammed Kaiser, will speak at the Foreign Correspondents Association of Southeast Asia's lunch meeting at the Polynesian Room. Ming Court Hotel on Feb. 23.
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    MALAYSIA NAMES ACTING IGP
    79 7 MALAYSIA NAMES ACTING IGP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Datuk Abdul Rahman bin Hashlm has been appointed acting Inspector-General of Police. Hu former post v acting Deputy lOP has been taken over by Enclk Mohamed Hanlff bin Omar, acting Director of Intelligence. The new appointment*, effective from P*b. 1. was announced by
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    Dead woman had 5 rings
    72 7 POLICE appealed for relatives of a 40-year-old woman whose body was found in a backlane off Koon Seng Road, off Still Road, yesterday. She had live gold rings on her and was clad in black slacks and grey blouse. She wore a pair of black
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    Water show at Bukit Timah
    53 7 MR CHOR Yeok Enc. the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Environment* and MP for Bukit Timah. will open the Water Is Precious exhibition at Bukit Timah community centre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. The five-day exhibition will be open to the public from 3. p.m. to 10 p.m.
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    LET'S WAIT TILL THE PARIS MEETING SAYS MALIK
    121 7 LET'S WAIT TILL THE PARIS MEETING SAYS MALIK KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Indonesian Foreign Minister Tun Adam Malik said tonight the question of enlarging Asean should wait until after the 12-nation conTerence in Paris at the end of this month. He was speaking to reporters on his arrival at Subang airport
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    Imperial Securities sued for $7 million
    193 7  - Imperial Securities sued for $7 million GEORGIE LEE By IMPERIAL Securities International Ltd., formerly known as Imperial Hotel Ltd., is being sued in the High Court here over the reDayment of advances totalling $7 million made to it by United Malayan Banking Corporation. The action was taken by Modern Housing
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    Arrested ship
    30 7 THE cargo ship Hansa-Nord which was placed under arrest in Penang on Tuesday is of West German nationality and not Norwegian as reported in the Straits Timea yesterday.
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    Opium den fine
    33 7 TEO Eng Chuan. 44. a labourer, and Tan Boon Seah. were each fined $60 yesterday for being found in an opium den In Ophlr Road on Tuesday. Thej pleaded guilty
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      316 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS fi waj enough to turn ua up 8 He has shares in underwear very loud, and sugary (I). n .ii 80 fi M«nt»l l«P»e resulted In Lin--9 Clvll'sed ancient city a source coin getting a p-portlon (10). m SL 7 R e«or<l «bout rgghead show--10 The
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    'Pay heed to union views' advice to bosses
    384 8 r pIK Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday advised employers to inform their unions of any proposals and to take heed of their views. lAC president, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, said this when he handed down an award allowing Kodak (Malaya) Pte. Ltd. to
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    Hagemeyer growth in joint ventures
    134 8 lyiß. T. H. Bodeker, 11 chairman of Hagemeyer Amsterdam, yesterday said his company would continue to grow in the Far East region. The growth would be in the form of new Joint ventures both in industry and trade. Mr. Bodeker was speaking at the opening
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    What carpenter did to a baby-sitter...
    155 8 A CARPENTER who had carnal connections with a 15-year-old baby-sitter was Jailed for a day and fined $1,000 yesterday. Ong Lee Ben, 24, pleaded guilty to having relations with the girl In a house In Soon Keat Road, Sembawang, at about 2.15 p.m. on
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    Police decoy fooled porn syndicate
    366 9  -  K.S. SIDHU FIVE HELD IN BLUE FILM RAIDS By DOLICE have broken a pornographic syndicate with the help of a decoy who fooled the syndicate operators into believing that he was a wealthy Hong Kong tourist looking for blue films. The ring leaders of thr
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    Calling Madam Sia's relatives
    53 9 PAYA LEBAR police are looking for relatives or friends of Madam Sia Ah Poh. 33. who died at Mtddleton Hospital on Monday. Her last known address was Jalan Tlga Ratus. off 10th mile stone Changl Road. Relatives are asked to contact Insp. Chin Lee Poh of
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    Suicide verdict
    37 9 A CORONER recorded a suicide verdict on the death of aircraft attendant Toh Yew Tlong. 38. from a fall from a 13th storey flat In Block 37. Circuit Road, at 10 p.m. on Jan. 31.
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    The first Autofare bus out tomorrow without a conductor
    227 9  - The first Autofare bus out tomorrow without a conductor EVELYN NG By T»HE first bus to run 1 without a conductor will go op the roads tomorrow. United Bus Co. Service 161 will instead be installed with an autofare ticket Issuing system. Announcing this yesterday, the Registry of Vehicles said
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    1,000 at bank's annual dinner
    54 9 MORE than 1.000 people attended the annual dinner and dance of United Overseas Bank/ Chung Khlaw Bank at the Island Ballroom. Shangri-La Hotel, last night. Present at the dinner were Mr. Wee Cho Yaw. vice-chair-man and managing director of the group, and other members of
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    Jek's date
    30 9 THE Minuter for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will present prizes to winners of a Chinese talentime contest organised by the Queenstown community centre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    STORE INVITED TO YMCA MEETING
    149 9 SINGAPORE, will be Invited to an International YMCA conference tj be held next year to discuss a cross-cultural and development programme for YMCAs In the East and West. Dr. Paul Hooper, 35, a YMCA consultant for International programmes from Honolulu, toid a Press conference on
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    Up to $300 tax relief for private gardens
    228 9 Up to $300 tax relief for private gardens rpAXPAYERS who maln--1 tamed private gardens in their homes last year may again claim up to $300 for deduction from income tax. A Finance Ministry statement yesterday said this was to encourage householders to have properly maintained gardens in line with the
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    Remand order
    46 9 ISMAIL bin IK. Abdul Rahman 26. was ordered to be remanded at the CID for a week after he was charged with the murder uf labourer Kurubbum Velusamy 52. on Feb 1 between 2 and 3 a.m. at the PUB quarters In Jalan Berseh.
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      59 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl CAN'T YOU WORK A |/|TS A MATTER LITTLE FASTER, RUGS?) OF LIFE ANP V- < V PEATHJ M/ I'M POIN'TH' U BEST I CANJ, J l^<2^ TieV IT NOW. I WILL MURIEL SET TO THE L PUFF— HOSPITAL IN TIME? WE NOW \J, V wnes^'
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1973 ACROSS THE ROAD
    600 10 The Straits Times THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1973 ACROSS THE ROAD JAY-WALKING is part of the human character, an exasperated traffic expert once complained. Given time, a behavioural scientist will probably argue that pedestrian Indiscipline is a subconscious protest against the relative affluence of motorists. Meanwhile, all growing cities have to
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    Lock icon 'Marry late' call to China's youths
    408 10 HONG KONG. Wednesday ANEW birth control drive is underway in China, where the population is believed to be increasing by more than 15 million each year. The drive is aimed at reducing China's population growth by persuading young men and women to marry late
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    Lock icon Devaluation of the dollar will not solve US problems
    991 10  - Devaluation of the dollar will not solve US problems JAMES RESTON WHERE MONET SQUABBLES CLOUD BIGGER ISSUES By WASHINGTON ALMOST everybody is very cool in Washington about the devaluation of the dollar. Secretary of the Treasury Mr. George Schultz, slipping out of Alice Longworth's 89th birthday party to announce the
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    Lock icon Soviet sea power a threat to Europe's supply routes
    924 10  -  j PATRICK WALL I LONDON r- By i Soviet sea rower has grown considerably in recent years and is now considered a threat by older seafaring nations. Soviet naval strength is assessed here by a British MP who is vice chairman
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    Appeal fails but Ralph is freed
    784 11  - Appeal fails but Ralph is freed T.F. HWANG CONVICTION ON 4 OUT OF 5 CHARGES QUASHED By Two-year sentence reduced for him to be back home f UK Appeal Court yes terdav upheld the cpnvinction of Patrick George Ralph, 49, in a $102,784 fraud case but set him live niter
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    $800 fine on drug charge
    45 11 LABOUKI'K Arar bin Said. 26. was fined $800 or lour months' 'ail yesterday for having 25 MX pllU at the Customs che-jkpclnt at Woodlands on Tuesday at 640 p.m. The coin heard that Customs officers found the pills In his
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    'LIVE' GRINDER CAUSED RIGGER'S DEATH
    100 11 A RIGGER was ele< cuted at a const, action worksite in n Ayer ('ha wan beraux. the ruble attached to a grinder which he held was wrongly connected, a coroner's court heard yesterday. PUB electrical inspector Hong Hin ('noun, who tested the equipment after the
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    THREE WITH STOLEN CAR ARRESTED
    44 11 THREE WITH STOLEN CAR ARRESTED DETECTIVES from Joo Chiat police station arrested three youths as they were entering a stolen Ford Anglia in Jalan Eunos on Tuesday night. The car had no number plates. Following investigations, police also seized another car in the area.
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    Meeting to decide what to do with war relic mine
    128 11 Meeting to decide what to do with war relic mine OFFICIALS from several government bodies met at Mindef yesterday to decide the effects of detonating a World War II mine off Singapore. Officials from Shell Bukom also attended the afternoon meeting. Details were not available yesterday The meeting followed the
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    Left anything?
    29 11 FORTY-SEVEN articles were left in taxis by passengers last month. The Registry of Vehicles yesterday asked, the owners to collect them Irom its office in Middle Road
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    Malaysia lifts livestock, animal import ban
    296 11 Malaysia lifts livestock, animal import ban JM IK I Kin on the import of certain animal and livestock into Malaysia following the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Singapore, is to he lilted with immediate effect Singapore and Malaysian veterinarians, who met in the Republic on Tuesday, have agreed that horses,
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    Watch your tap!
    24 11 Watch your tap! H.I'IIR consumption on Tuesday was 112 million gallons (509.000 cubic metres). 1.9 million gallons (8.000 cubic iiirtn-M more than on .Monday.
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    Indons jailed
    29 11 MUAH bin Ahmad. 20. and Surlanto Pernan. 21, of Indowere each jailed for montn YCMerday for entering Sineuport vcithr.ut a permit on Feb 7 They pleaded guilty.
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      699 11 On your TV and Radio 3.N PM Opening and Where The I 7.41 News in Chinese Heart Is 7.51 Our Music Makers featuring 3.21 For the Family (Chinese) Chuen Chuen and Lin Cheh 3.41 Housewives' Matinee— Chaos (Chinese) (Cantonese film, Pt. 2-Eng ia Banyon The Gfaveyar( j Vote lish subtitles)
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      Baby's feed: When the choice proves difficult for a new mother
      725 12  -  ONG KIAT BENG By ©ELECTING a brand of baby milk is most confusing for a new mother. She finds it difficult to choose what's going to be suitable for her new-born. She's bewildered. Unsure. Apprehensive. And having those mothercraft
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      Lock icon Tomato sauce does help on a hot day, says scientist
      261 12 P E E L I N C hot and washed out, then try some tomato sauce. Sydney workers trying to get respite from the sweltering heat last week was told to find relief in a bottle of catsup by a
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      WANT TO LOOK LOVELIER? TAKE TIPS FROM THESE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
      609 12 WANT TO LOOK LOVELIER? TAKE TIPS FROM THESE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN pEW women can ever 1 hope to attain the beauty of Elizabeth Taylor or the sheer regal elegance of Princess Grace. But when it comes to giving a helping hand to the appearance nature bestowed upon us, we can all
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      All strung up the new way
      260 12 rpHE pendulum of fashion has placed pearls once more around the necks of women. Whether real or mock, they are coming; bark in a big way. The increasing demand for pearls. which has pushed sales up fairly Mgfe last year, came at a time
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    Jail for welder who robbed two in bar
    198 13 Jail for welder who robbed two in bar A DISTRICT court yesterday heard that a gang of four entered a Balestier Road bar on the pretext of looking for a waitress and then robbed the manager and cashier of cash and valuables amounting to $1,490. In the dock was Chia
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    Principal's talk
    33 13 Mr Francis Thomas, principal of St. Andrew's School will speal; on Students and Books at the Singapore Book Publishers Association lunch meeting at Oberoi Imperial Hotel on Saturday at 1 p.m
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    Qantas tours put emphasis on KL
    380 13 Qantas tours put emphasis on KL SIA and Aussies confer on flight routes QFFK.'IALS of Singapore Airlines and QantM met yesterday to negotiate flight routes between Singapore and Australia. In their series of meetings they will discuss frequency of flights, destination and stopover points, holiday schemes and other matters, sources
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    EXPORT BAN FORCES EAST COAST LOGGING TO A HALT
    198 13 EXPORT BAN FORCES EAST COAST LOGGING TO A HALT KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Logging companies in the areas of Ulu Keiantan and Sempadan Pahang have put off logging operations because of the ban on export of logs to Singapore. The ban. Imposed by the Government last November, has adversely affected the
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    Chap-ji-ki case girl wins appeal
    80 13 Chap-ji-ki case girl wins appeal TAN Slew Choo, 18, won her appeal in the High Court yesterday against conviction on a charge of assisting in a chap-ji-ke lottery at her Holloway Lane home on Aug. 20, 1971. Her original sentence, requiring her to be put on bond of 1 1.000
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    Accused in den murder was a bodyguard
    294 13 Accused in den murder was a bodyguard ANG Koon Seng, 31, accused of the murder of the managing partner of a gambling den, was a bodyguard employed by the den, the High Court heard yesterday. Ang was one of six bodyguards hired to "keep tfhe peace so that nobody would
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    Gaffar's Mercedes to be auctioned today
    104 13 THE Official Receiver has recovered a Mercedes 230 SL belonging to S.M.A. Oaflar. managing director of Gemini Chit Fund Corporation. In Kuala Lumpur over the weekend. The car, now at the Central Supplies Office compound In Kandang Kerbau. Is being offered for sale today
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    Hamburg mayor flies in on special Asean mission
    264 13 Hamburg mayor flies in on special Asean mission THE Lord Mayor of Hamburg. Mr. Peter Schulz. flew In yesterday en route to Kuala Lumpur, on a special Asean mission. Mayor Schulz. who Is on a three-week tour of Thailand, Indonesia. Malaysia. Singapore and the Philippines with an eight-man delegation, said
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      218 13 I CHINESE I I FOOD I I AROUND I I THE WORLD I The craze for Chinese food is sweeping America. In Britain there is a Chinese C |^H restaurant in practically JJ every town. B But Just how authentic is VVIION chow mein axid chop suey N -.A '^v.x?£*eW
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      152 14 iob 1 28 oo +r oo Ben t 7.50 .90 S Hilton 4.90 -t- .90 GenUnt $1360 .M B Raya f SIS M B Kawan $10.00 .40 C. Prop 8.30 JO DBS $1040 .30 IM $13.80 JO Fails Fiti $17.00 —3.00 S Traders $16.40 —1.30 Sovran 4JO
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1676 14 THE hut traruacud Ml* at the clow o! budiw In Uw Slncapon and 'Kuala Lumpur irmdunt rajmi of the Slock Eichanur yeaMrdajr cumparrd with the prr»lou» day's prtcr. toRC.nrr with the Ik72 72 )U(h and low. i' Adjuiled lor all new tMuesi <U>Sl>'<; TONE: Hotels and properties steady
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      Market's first setback in 10 days
      357 14 Market's first setback in 10 days rr. local stock market Yrstrrdar aojifcred Its Ant (Fnrral setback In 1* days as sellers dominated the trading floor on prom-taking and stop loss accounts. Market circles cited the ovrrr.liht easier trend In Hone Ki.ne aa the main reason for the market's weakness as
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2217 14 BID and '.ffer prlcn oHlctally li-irti and buslntsa In and reported tv the sinii:ipora anu Kuala LurrjM.r tradlnn rouniN of thf Stuck EAchangc MStarday with ihe numbers A Miarcs tradXl shi.»u In brarkttj In lots of 1.000 u.ilts unlrv> iihrrwue atpclftrd INDI NIKHI ACMA 15 BOH COOS. IS.
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      BMT
      129 14 A SLIGHT reduction In pre-tax profits by $1,488 to $53,828 for the flnanr.al year ended Jane 1972 has been reported by British and Malayan Trustees. Charm an Tan Hoon Slang, in his annual statement, tells shareholders that the lower profit was partly due to t)>» lo.«s 'ncurred by the
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        Haw Par
        78 14 NO matters have been finalised as at yesterday's date which are of sufficient importance that they require announcement. So says the board of Haw Par Brothers International in reply to a Stock Exchange query on the buoyancy of the company's equity Haw Par believes that the Increase In
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        Unilite
        401 14 IT HAS been announced that Unlllte Electrical Industries has concluded an agreement with Westinghouse Electric Corporation of America for the manufacture of fluoresc c n t lamps. The agreement covers three areas—technical assistance, patent licence and trade mark. Under the technical agreement Westlnghouse will provide Unlllte the technical know-how
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        UAC
        96 14 SAUBS are up by 17 per cent but profits have been raised by a massive 40 per cent. This Is the unaudited achievement of United Asbestos Cement for the half year ended December 1972. UAC, however, does not reveal absolute figures for the periodIt says these Improved results were
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        Bukit Katil
        125 14 IN the financial year ended April 1972 Bukit Katll Rubber Estates has suffered an 11 per cent tali In pre-tax profits from $160,608 for the preceding year to $142,769 The board has recommended payment of an 8 per cent dividend, same as last time. The profit dip was
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      Lonpac seeks listing on Kowloon exchange
      152 14 rNG Meng Industries has informed the Stock Exchange that Lc^don and Pacific Insurance, whose three million shares it acquired last September at $1.33 each, will be seeking a listing on the Kowloon Stock Exchange. Tong Menu Intends then to sell by way of an
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      465 14 LTV AEROSPACE Corporation i LTV AC) has licensed a Japanese firm to use in Japan the patent rights and knowhow of LTVAC for an automatic transit system -such as Airtrans of the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. Under the terms of an Sreement signed on Jan. and subject to
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      An acquisition boost for South Johore
      284 14 gOLTH Johore Amulgamated Holdings h;is entered an agreement to purchase M estate which is expected to give ir an immediate capital gain of $531,000 as well as niise its earnings per share and net asset backing. The group is to buy from Mr. Vincent
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      Lock icon ITC likely to review tin price ranges
      227 14 I ONDON: The International Tin Council (1.T.C.) may hold a special session to review price ranges in the International Tin Agreement in view of the exchange rate changes caused by the U.S. dollar's devaluation, according to informed sources. The I.T.C. ranges have been
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        Tin continues to drop
        186 14 fT<HE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday took another plunge of S5 to $625 per plcul on an unchanged official offering of 250 tons. The local market rearted contrary to the overnight London metal price where the forward buyers' price perked £12 to £1.642 per metric
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        RUBBER PRICE FALLS LOWER
        432 14 TMIE rubber market i yesterday continued uncertain and Irregular as dealers sorted out the ramifications of the recent currency adjustments. Prices ranged between 120.25 cents and 128.25 cents per kilo for March. February was traded at 3} cents discount in clearing-off operations. Physicals were untraded due
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        SMR BUSINESS
        94 14 rjAILY SMR prices luued by the MilavtUn Rubbrr Exc>i»n-:f and Rubber AaocUtton of Stafipure at noon r«tcnU< (Carnal Maatk) IFmrf MooUi) ■■7«n BfU«n ■■">< ttrUm CraU p»r If c >nU pn kc. IMR SCV 11-lon PkUM) 111.00 *****N ***** 1W 00N iMR 5L (1-ton Pullet) 129 00 131
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        22 14 M H 14. RIBBI.K 125 5* rent<i idomi 1.7S cents). TIN: M 25 (down m. Olliii.il offering: tt» tons (uncb).
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        GAZETTED
        79 14 THI Mala'sian MinUlrr of Finance hasi fixed these rain for ralculatinf tvs turns dutu- for Ihe period from lib 15 to 21: Rubber 581 cts a lb. Copra M24.M ton Palm Oil v. ;i o« a ton Palm Kernel SMS. 2S a ton The rate, of duties parable are:
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        PRODUCE
        81 14 /'MINfftI PRODUCE lICHAHCI. V tINCAPOItf MOON CLOtIMC PIICII Pta PICUL TItTIHOAV. •aaiai Muni laooi mew IJI B Paoovr: Uunlok AKTA «Mle /.O.K. 1001 NLW ***** ulltra. m:i ariajla. ur>'>k apecial bUrk fob. oa^s NI.W il»?l «clirn. »»r«--»«k akta black fob.. 1173 aellen. L«mponc Mirt A«TA f.o b. lOO<, NLW
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        Gold markets
        48 14 vn urn LoMoe, to V. Beirut OIOM« 6«. M MoMtkokg 7«»O !■><•, Zur.cn ««.7im M.»H o>2lia Kill P«"> I'uv DM*. samapora ill 70.10 ta.u t IMfl It) tM.M 217.00 111 Kiport prlcoj In non-itrriing arvai la US aollara ptr mum. 12) Ix- Ml artlera prK-«a In Slntapon
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        35 14 I'Oadaa oopprr prim oa TiiuH> Iprrvio-M IB brarkrts. Wirrixr loot iKirrr i'.oi 00 lf4O7.mii aellrrt IVH w TKrx mcnlh. buyer 1314 00 <IM*.SO| ■Mler 1314 M *****.001. Marart t»~ Burly •*..«> |iw: r..n a
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        PALM OIL
        27 14 la London <w Tueadar IV palm oil prim of Malaraa 9 r»r col nn in n Karopraa port in bulk. tone too Juiir iv, ni
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        HONG KONG
        349 14 HONO KONO. Wed -The market was In a hesitant mood throughout the whole morning with investors being very alert awaiting government* decision on the Hong Kong dollar. But towards the close, there was a final rush for shares resulting In prices generally closing at the higher level of
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        444 14 TyjEW YORK, Tues. A Demand for stocks exploded during the first two hours of tradlug in the wake of favourable Investor reaction to the 10 per cent devaluation of the U.S. dollar announced late last night by Treasury Secretary George Shultz But from noon on. proflttaklnt! chipped away
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        342 14 YjEI.BOURNE, Wed. -I* Mijiinn shares bore the brunt of the news of sharp International currency adjustment* during trading on the Melbourne Stock Ex- change today. Falls In that section exceeded rises by fboiT five to one and Included every major mining company. Industrial shares fared less harshly. Falls far
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    601 16  - Korean ship builders launch into the deep KIM HEUNG JUNE By CHIPBUILDING today is now one of South Koreas fastest growing industry. Korean shipbuilders have already replaced its small motor-powered boats by hundreds of tons displacement with modern vessels in the thousands of tons class. Now. they are venturing to
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      1046 16 iaar^^a>a^^^^* >^'<'»* B > U.K. H'HOPt SCBVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R DAM. H BUR 3. IREMIN Sniatwa P MWai Pt«"« arrnat: MPTum iifiMitiiif ti/ii rrt ia Hit mo n i^"*^ 3. «PTl)« 7IKON lll> 14/U Mar «,11 Mar M |11 lO *J^ >( 11/4 ARRIVALS MOM NORTHWBT lUROPIAN PORTS
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      754 16 Sr^™ 1 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL gtgk SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD M+tOt. JK *~>«<| Mala limmw. bH Trvi National Shipping Line of Mataytia ■aTjMlfgLk«BaaiMt»lt»l»MlMa»«laaaaaaaa-aaaaa«aaaaaaaa-EXPIESS StWCt TI IQNMII, tl»ElW»t/C»NTINENT NTS M,- t S.nfiport p nt'a-t Pnarf ta»l«« far tCNti miioi IS Mar 1/ I Mir 11 IS Mar 1/11 Mat tt xt.tt 9 4
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      421 16 *M PORT OF IINCOrO*! POUT KLAHC FOLLOWING BIRTHINC ARHAHUC TUMI, Anvo S» ,n iro l>tro Lima MiNTt roll rtm is I »»ii J«t>t nmn oiy O4JT Himinit 1 NMI MM M»rth Part I'n-n. irim HuruM Pari f..r. .1 Kobr M»ru Ocnn, ««M -n< l'Jama> •fin IMii Kw.t,,n Mini S« la.
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      630 17 P AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To be held in our saleroom No. 14 Robinson Road, Singapore ON THURSDAY 22nd February 1973 »t 2.30 p.m. ESTATE OF SHERIFFA ZAIN ALSAGOFF BINTE SYED MOHAMED ALSAGOFF, DECEASED Properties Areas Monthly Title (•q ft) rents 66 67 Bali Lane ISOS 74.25 999
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      418 17 •oSmio« «0C»0 M TRADE MAR* The Chairman and members of board of directors of MALAYAN ZIPS SDN. BHD. thank the Hon. Mentri Besar of Johore and all customers and friends for their kind attendance at Reception and Dinner and their floral bouquets and congratulatory I messages on occasion I of
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      268 17 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OF MALAYAN PABQUET-FLOOR INDUSTRIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) In Liquidation Member*' Voluntary Winding-Ip NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company, which Is being wound up voluntarily, are required on
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      812 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 2191 of 1972 Between OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED Plaintiffs and SALLY ISAAC MEYER (M.W.) Defendant To Sally Isaac Meyer (m.w.) of S. Meyer Chambers. Raines Place, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you In the
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      816 17 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 109 OF 1972 Re: Chau Yin Mooi alias Llew Chow Tai sole proprietress Wah Leong Electrical Co 300. Jalan Pasir Puteh. Ipoh. JUDGMENT DEBTOR Ex-parte: United Engineers (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.. Lahat Road. Ipoh. JUDGMENT CREDITORS SUBSTITUTED SERVICE QF CREDITORS'
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      727 17 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT. (NO. 118) NOTICE UNDER SE( TIN 137 NOTICE UNDER SK( TION 137 following amendments will be made to an Approved Plan No J7 3394/1 which is permanen ly exhibited for public Inspection at the office of Town Council. Johore Bahru. on any working day during office hours.
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      217 17 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (NO. HI) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 117. Net Ice is hereby given that Un following amendments will be made to an Approved Plan No J7 3435 which is permanently exhibited for public inspection at the office of Town Council. Johore Bahru. on any working day during office hours.
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      473 18 GENERAL CLERK Required immediately by Dow Chemical Pacific Limited a General Clerk with the following qualifications: 1. L.C.C. Higher Accounting Certificate Candidates who have partly completed a course in accounting will also be considered 2. At least 3 ysars' suitable experience in an accounting field, including experience in a firm
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      585 18 JAWATAN KOSONG KERAJAAN MALAYSIA (1) Nama J&watan: Pegawai Penyiasat (10 Nama Jabatan: Jabatan Hasil Dalam Negerl (b) Tangga Oaji: 12.300-2.500 <gaji permulaan bergantung kepada kelayakan dan pengalaman yang dlakui). (c) Umur: Tidak lebih daripada 45 tahun. (d) Kelayakan dan Pensalaman: Calun-calun bagi lantikan hendaklah:— I (i) (at Pemeriksa-pemeriksa Cukai yang
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      661 18 SALES REPRESENTATIVE THE INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURAL DIVISION (lAD) OP BORNEO MOTORS (M) BDN BKD IS LOOKINO FOR A SALES REPRESENTATIVE WITH THE POLLOWDJO REQUIREMENTS TO BE BASED IN IPOH AND TO COVER PENANO: 1. S, 3 YEARS 1 EXPERIENCE IN THE WELDING FIELD 2. PLEABANT PERSONALITY AND DRIVE 3 WILLJNONES6 TO
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      690 18 m\ jm PERNAS ENGINEERING F^ <3 SDN< BERHAD y^*l%V .1 invites applications from Malaysian citiz e"s for the following COMPANY SECRETARY /ACCOUNTANT The candidates must possess a recognised Accountancy qualifications and have had at least 2 years' post-qualifying experience in similar position. SURVEYORS The candidates must possess a Diploma or
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      1142 19 I i I 6EHERAI#BECTRIC SALES SPECIALISTS EQUATRON has vacancies for SALES SPECIALISTS on the following products. 1. C.E. (U.S.A.) Airconditioning equipment 2. C.E. (U.S.A.) Lamps, industrial products Applicants should have at least three years selling experience on related products. The company offers attractive salary, commensurate with ability, i ncentive commission
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      580 19 FABER HOUSE (PTE) LIMITED Applications ar« invited from niiubly qualified Singapore Citizen to nil the followins poiu for the General Maintenance and Mcurity Mrvice of FABER Houm at Orchard Road. A) SUPERVISOR Must poetess a School Certificate or (Building Maintenance) •quh-aUnt Should have completed a course or preferably possess a
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      604 19 REPCO REPCO (SOUTH EAST ASIA) PRIVATE LIMITED invite* opplicoticr.s from Si'igopore Citiiens for the pott of a STOREKEEPER DUTIES To be responsible for the overall operotions of the storekeeping function. Aport from the proper maintenance of stocks, the prompt execution of orders, and the effective scheduling of the Company's delivery
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    76 20 HLHE i A CHANCE to chan v your outlook Ihn year! The Mannequin ■tudlo offers new technique* on Kashlon/Oroomlng given by highly qualifed teachers. Commenc-inn 6tn March morning. Tel: *****3/*****7 pore. LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Sm;apur» for your latest hairsty.es. expert perming and gorgeous tinting Very moderate prices
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    EDUCATION BROADSHEET ON ANCIENT CIVILISATIONS
    43 20 What ii culture and what were the cultures of some of our ancient civilisations Including China. Learn all about It In Nsw MM education broadsheet today which also brings you some famous and infamous figures In world history.
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    17 DEATH
    103 20 MRS. SIM PICK GUAM m TAI VOON SIONO passed away peacefully on 14.2 73 leaving behind 3 sons. YonK Chve. Eng Chyt. Tian Chye. 3 daughters. Sunc F.nu. Chul Ying. Blew Eng. 4 Daughters-in-law, one son-in-law and 23 grandchildren to mourn their loss. Cortege leaves 859. Upper ScranKoon
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    21 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    55 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Julian Louis Wtjeyslngna would like to express their thanks and gratitude to all frienda and relatives for wreaths sent, messages of condolence, their presence and a tendance at the funeral. TNI FAMILY OP the late Joseph Nkih Ai Kul thank relatives and
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    45 20 ONC TIANG TYE called home 13 2 59 Though M were dead >et shall he live Al'vaya remembered by his loved ones. IN CHERISHED MEMORY of Dr. I*e Kent. Chin Called Home 15.2 66. Always remembered by wife, family and loved ones.
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      443 20 classified advertisements (D *W Classified Adve-irsemer*s AS sol m Ml SI, Pr RSONAL S.ngapcfc only >l t»Co,d M.n.mum $20 fo. 20 >otds. Teiochooejetv.ce^ we EXPRESS our lympathlei to the bereaved family of the lau- Lee Ee Gee R.I. P. on 12-2-73. alwayi remembered by the nuriei of P.T.S. 33. LtADINO
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      750 20 lECURITY CUAROt KIOUIItIO. T.x military police or other commerci-il •ecurlty experience preferred ThOM Mm may be considered Apply in person with 2 passport sue photographs at 4RB-A. lit floor, Strangoon Road. Spore 8 (Uurlni office hour* MALI CLERK. OF WORKS with good education. Able to read and under•land technical drawing!,
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      718 20 SOCIABLE GIRL* v part full-tim.-waitresses needed by reputable bar (populir with Americana. Anzuk. Japanese) Monthly pay. communion tip* very high. Other benefits. Ring ***** Spore after 7 pm. WANTED MALI FEMALE TYPIST. able to do simple correspondence Call personally at 44. Blglap Drive, Sport 15 between 1.00 4.00 pm Salary
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      689 20 1 SHOP ASSISTANT* required by leading men s w«r shop In town. Must be able to apeak English well. Age beiwein 21 and 35 Please write Box A ***** BT. Spore. VACANCIES PON FIMALI Pump Attendants. Car Washer and Orea•era and experienced Mechanci with driving licence Please call at 103.
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      814 20 TUITION SCHOOL requires Maths. Science. Languages tutors. Good remuneration Full details required Box A ***** ST. B'pore. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED lady typist with knowledge of bcok-krep-tng. Please apply In own handwriting to PO. Box 1503 Spore. REQUIRE FEMALE CLERKS for aircon. company. Apply with recent photograph to MAC 70 Namly
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      914 20 V.-00LLERTON PARK APARTMENTS: Luxuriously fitted furnished, splitlevel. 3/4 bedrooms, centrally air conditioned. carpeted. swimmin. paddle pools and large children's play area. Only one left of each. Rental $2,600 J3. 000. Please cull Comprehensive Housing, B'pore *****3/*****9 to view. EXCLUSIVE DOUBLE-STOREY Independent bungalow dlat. 10 3 airconditioned bedrooms, extensive dinIng, living
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      910 20 2- STOREY SEMI-DETACHED fully furnished 3 bedrooms, one alrcondl Honed. bIK tarden. dlst 19 4 mile from town. $800 p.m. Phone ***** FULL*" FURNISHED new bungaloi' In district 21. Quiet surrounding* $1,800/- pm. Phom- *****7. 10 ti TERRACE HOUSE Happy Gardei furnished 4 bedrooms one a:rcondi tioner available immediately $550.Tel:
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      739 20 OIST. 10 ELEVATED 3-STOREY Of TACHCD. 6 bedrooms 'servant s wine Trrraiio mosaic throuKhcul 10.000 sq ft freehold vacant possession. Complete private road Top clam residence $370,000 Call *****4 8 pore COLCHESTER CROVE off Loronic Chuan 3 -bed roomed corner terracehouse, mosaic flooring area approximately 3.500 toft. Price $73,000 ono
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      699 21 (Cont. from Page 20) BUSINESSMAN URGENTLY REQUIRE .'orey terrace house In Tal Keng/ Tong Kong /Tal Hwan Gardens. Colden Hlll'Faber Hills 'Seletar irnry Park. Please ring *****8 Spore. INVESTMENT COMFANV neede 2 idetsched In good locality for rmdy buyers. Clients willing to pay ui> to 5200.000. Ring Mike/ *****3 *****6
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      404 21 WANTED QODOWN SPACE approximately 7,000 so,. ft. with 2 acres empty land. Industrial area. Replies with full details to. P 0 Boi IT, Paya Lekar Pott Offlct, S'pers. supreme HOUBB enopa available (or.tact Supreme Holdings Limited 9th Floor. Bupreme House Penang Koad, Singapore Tel: *****6. SHOF SPACE 1,500 SQ.FT. In
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      761 21 TRANB EURO A6IAN TRAVIL service offers special low cost fare to London connecting flights to Europe grand Europe tours on Cosmos or Global Please contact 416-O. 3rd Floor. People's Park Complex B'pore Tel: *****2/*****. LOWEST FAR! TO LONDON 6 TIMES A WEEK Hongkong Maciu Bangkok 8 Days SB6O Dally Departure
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      809 21 CHARTIRID FLIGHT to Ballpapan and Banjarmaii on every Friday departure 8 30 a.m. Tel: Mr. Goh *****8 8'pore. INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLIONTt CINTR1 OFFERS OUARANTEED FLJOHTS FROM SINGAPORE TO LONDON $323 PARIB 1600 BRUSSELS |M0 AMSTERDAM $600 HAMBURG 1740 NEW TORK 1W3 LOS ANOEUH ***** TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPa;. INDONESIA
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      917 21 QUALIFY FOR A BITTER Job Britain's foremost correspondence school can belp you qualify for a ruponalble well-paid Job With Its outstanding success record. the School offers you the beet possible training (or a successful career Complete home-study courses In Book-keeping Accountancy. Secretaryship, Bunking. Commerce. Management Established 60 years. Write for
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      1001 21 POWERFUL NONDA ITS C.C. SAL ***** recently overhauled. Original parts cost 5420. 2 new helrmta/ wlndscrevn speed easily over 75 mp h. Owner purchased car. Tel: *****6 Spore ATTENTION 1 AVOID MISTAKE For quality used curs 'best trade-In visit Singapore Used Car (Ptr) Ltd 134. Albirt Street Spore *****' *****4
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      864 21 SERVICING ALL KINDS T.V., TapeRecorders, Amplifiers TV for rental, reasonable charges dar/nlght service Phone B'pore ***** anytime. ELECTRIC GENERATING SITS. Used. For sale Petter 161KVA Petter 109KVA National IS7KVA all 400 '3/30 AC Construction Development Company Church Street. Mgfe> goda. Ceylon especially when you give her fashion a latest choice
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      495 21 SALON 26 FOR Massage. Bteambath. Baunabath. Gent's Hair Stylist. Business hours:- 10.00 a.m.— 9.UU pm call 26. Kum Heng Court. Tomllnton Road. Telephone *****4 and 63«06<* 8 pore. MARTINA'S SALON 11-At Calrnhlll Circle, Massage Saunabath, Barber. Complete gentlemen grooming hy trained lady attendants. Ring IS'pore) 3"7>.l S73O'<B. SALON DI LA
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      1115 22 f VAN SALESMAr^I GUINNESS SINGAPORE PRIVATE I LIMITED HAVE A VACANCY FOR A I VAN SALESMAN TO BE BASED IN I SINGAPORE. THE JOB IS INTERESTING AND I CHALLENGING AND INVOLVES ALL I ASPECTS OF SELLING. APPLICANTS SHOULD BE SINGA- I PORE CITIZENS AGED BETWEEN 19 I AND 30. THEY
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      306 22 Re: Estate of Chew Quee Neo. Deceased, late of No. 3, Tembelinir Road. Singapore, died on 11.12.1962 Probate No. 294 of 1963 Pursuant to Section 32 of the i Trustees Act (Cap. 40) notice Is hereby given that all persons Interested in or having claims against the estate of the
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      722 22 FORM I NOTICE BY THE COMMISSIONER RELATING TO INDEFEASIBILITY (Section 84(2)) NOTICE BY THE COMMISSIONER OF LAND TITLES Whereas I am satisfied of the validity of the replacement titles to the holdings described In the Schedule hereto, together with the names and addresses of the proprietors thereof:; And whereas such
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      688 22 FORM I NOTICE BY COMMISSIONER RELATING TO INOEFEASIBILITY (Section 84(t) NOTICE BY THE COMMISSIONER OF LAND TITLES Whereas I am satisfied of the validity of the replacement titles to that Holdings described In the Schedule hereto, together with the names and addresses of the proprietors thereof: And whereas such replacement
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      GOVERNMENT STAFF WHO WISH TO RETIRE AT 50 YEARS
      113 23 MY HISBAND. a civil servant, will be SO years old next year. He intends to retire at the optional ace of 50. But It appears that there is an obstacle. A Ministry of Finance rirtdar states that an officer wLc npplies
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      250 23 Concern over the further loss of life in Vietnam [JKK Irene H. Anderson (ST., Feb. 12) I abhor war and its brutalities, the wanton waste of life and loss of limb. My personal feelings of sorrow for the victims are all the greater because I spent many frantic hours dodging
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      57 23 AT LEAST one traffic crossing or an overhead bridge is badly needed for the stretch of road between Kirn Keat Road and St. Michael's Road along Jalan Toa Payoh. The fast moving traffic and wide road constitutes a hazard to pedestrians especially schoolchildren and housewives from both the Toa Payoh
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      92 23 WE are always proud of Singapore being a clean city. All tourist spots such as the Jurong Bird Park. Koek Road food stalls, city areas, etc. are all very clean except the Elizabeth Walk. In that p:ace. there Is littering everywhere, the hawkers' tables are filthy and even the air
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      70 23 I RANG up to Majlis Ugama Islam to Inquire about an Islamic date and was told to refer to a calendar. When I pointed that calendars have different dates. I was advised to contact Tuan Mufti. I did that and finally got the date from him. Can the authorities concerned
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      35 23 COULD the relevant authority please do something to reduce the excessive noise created by buses, especially those of former STC buses. It is nervewrecking for people living close to the main road. LUAN, Singapore 5.
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      42 23 I WOULD like to thank you for publishing my letter headllneu "The day my 17-year-old brother signed a contract" (S.T., Jan. 16). As a result, the company concerned refunded us the full deposit of $150 on Feb. 9. S.H QUEK. Singapore 12.
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      57 23 I AM a resident at Jalan Chal Chee and I wish to draw the attention of the Housing Board to the litter in the playground in front of Block 21/23. This playground is not provided with litter-bins. I hope the HDB will provide litter-bins in the playground and also In
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        369 23 Identification parades: Police have to abide by certain wiles I REFER to the letter 1 by Bek Swee Hoon (S.T., Feb. 2). Your correspondent stated that "members of the public walking near police stations were sometimes summoned by the police to form Identification parades." We wish to point out that
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        109 23 I READ with disbelief that swimmint times at public pools would be cut to 1! hours per session. It takes about 10 minutes to be admitted into the pool and another 15 minutes to change and shower. One hour of swimming could be sufficient and a further
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      68 23 BySHP^I SINGAPORE trade industry Singapore^ only monthly review for businessmen to get your copy- phone *****1 Coughing? i Aurbni \J»/nr\Cr\ V/L you'll like the taf J Congratulations Best Wishes To HAGEMEYER TRADING CO. (STORE) SDN. BHD. On The Official Opening Of Their Far East Regional Headquarters, From £4L\ ENG SOON
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      255 23 No speakers, no amps, no cords. Just Stereocast, the scenery and you. >> _< -5. 4n Remember what a fuss listening to stereo used to be? A big investment, bulky speakers, i ij one room immobility. But not any more. Our -tfTtfflp^sSjj^ M 4200 is a portable stereo cassette recorder
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      Teck Whye, Jurong share honours
      246 24 Teck Whye, Jurong share honours J/.LAN Teck Whye and Jurong Secondary shared the '.earn honours in the Buklt District Schools annual cross country championships at Dover Road on Tuesday. Teck Whye won the boys "B" and 'C div. and girls 'A' div. title;-, while Jurong clinched the boys 'A' and
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      36 24 WELLINGTON. Wed. Canada will be sending a team of about 150 to the Christchurch Commonwealth Games next year, regardless of whether countries boycott the event over the Springbok rug s y tour issue.
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      342 24 Operation Wheels to rush horses for Penang meet PENANG, Wed. Operation Wheels swung Into action as the associated turf clubs mobilised their entire fleet of 14 floats to rush about 75 Bukit Timah-trained horses here in good time for this week-end's races. The Singapore horses were temporarily held up due
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      Pakistanis beat Under-23s
      47 24 ROTORUA. New Zealand. Wed.— Pakistan beat the New Zealand Under-23 team by 21 runs in a 40-over one-day match here today. Pakistan scored 314-4 (Zaheer 97. A Iqbal 50 Nasim 32 no): NZ under 23s 193 (Pulton 41 Snowden 54 Intikhab 6-31 Raja 3-26).
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      Ephedrine in sports gets 2,000 'yes'
      122 24 Ephedrine in sports gets 2,000 'yes' WASHINGTON, Wed.— The American Academy of Allergy utianlmously approved a resolution yesterday that athletet suffering from asthma should be allowed to take rphrdrlnr treatments without disqualification. The resolution approved by 2.000 physicians, who specialise in allergies, said ephedrine does not improve the athletes' endurance,
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      30 24 NEW CLAY TOY: Muhammed Ali.training for his fluht against Joe Bugner, tries out his coordination with an "Oopflli," a new game he will market. UPI radiopicture.
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      FOR FIGHT
      648 24 Bugner: He does not frighten me J^AS VEGAS, Wed. Although he has been installed a 7 1 favourite against European heavyweight champion Joe Rugner here tonight, Muhammad Ali is not taking any chances. The 31-year-old former world champion surprised everybody here yesterday by holding his heaviest workout for
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      Chin Choon for 'Hengkie Trophy'
      166 24 Chin Choon for 'Hengkie Trophy' CINGAPOREs four tup karters Lim Chip Choon. Harry Tan. Steven Kam and Gary van Breukelen leave tonight to take part In the first 'Hengkie Inawan Memorial Trophy' golcart race at Jakarta this weekend. The four, who will be taking part in both the lass races
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      ENGLAND UNDER-23s EDGE SCOTLAND
      76 24 IZILMABNCKK, Scotland, Wtd. England's I. nder-23 mrnr team defeated Scotland* Indrr 23i by J-l hrr last nifht. Scotland led l-« at halftlmt with a goal by Jim Bom, the Norwich City forward. In the 25th initiate. England scorers were Trevor Whymark (Ipswich Town) In the 46th
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      203 24 fix I ■Ik IMB Escort offers even better valuefor'73! More luxury features, better appointments, same economy! Escort 1100 Tudor Fully trimmed doors. Escort 1300 XL Fordor Look how much more Simulated wood strip on For even better value at you get from Escort 1 100 Tudor, facia panel. just a
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      Tengah course should favour caddies
      410 25 Tengah course should favour caddies HIGH scores are expected in the Hicee pro-am tournament the fifth leg of the Singapore Golf Association circuit starting at Tengah tomorrow, reports ERNEST FRIDA. The reason: The nine-hole course has lust undergone complete renovation. The fairways and greens are far from Ideal md the
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      Elaine fails in 200 m record bid
      235 25  -  PETER SIOVV By pLAINE Sng, probably Asia's fastest woman swimmer over 400 m, failed in her attempt to topple Patricia Chan's 200 m freestyle national record of 2:16.8 on the second day of the Singapore Swimming Club's Double Age Group meet at Tanjong
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      Layer enters 2nd record
      58 25 TORONTO. Wed. Rod Layer and fellow Aussie Roy Emerson No. 1 and 2 seeds In the Rothmans International tennis tournament, advanced to the second round of the men's singles yesterday. Layer. top meney winner so far In the World Tennis Championships beat Canadian Keith Carpenter 6-2.
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      TAIWAN PAIR TO DEFEND WORLD GOLF TITLE
      177 25 TAIWAN PAIR TO DEFEND WORLD GOLF TITLE THDKYO. Wed. Lv Liang x Huan and Hsleh Mln Nam of Taiwan will defend their Utl« at the 21st World Cup golf tournament from Nov. 22-25 at the Nevo Andalucla course In Malaga. Spain, tournament director Fred Corcoran said today. Corcoran, who is
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      Second half rally
      66 25 TITLE chasers Paya Lebar consolidated their position In the Basketball Association of Singapore's Inter Constituency tournament when they defeated Hong Llm 93-78 at Oay World stanium yesterday. Paya Lebar. who led by a slim 39-38 at half-time, pulled away In the second-half with Yeo Slsng Sal. topscorer
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      Another grade for league
      597 25 rpHE inter -club league 1 sub-committee of the Singapore Squash Rackets Association has decided to add a D grade to the B and C. to meet popular demands. The competition begins on April 3 and will end In July. Each team of four playexpected to compete
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      YEO and TAY it is!
      298 25  - YEO and T A Y it is ERNEST FRIDA By jy|Y selections for 1972 Sportsman and Sportswoman sprinter Yeo Kian Chye (men) and swimmer Tay Chin Joo were also the panel of judges' choices yesterday. The only surprise for me was the selection of Maurice Nicholas (athletics) as Coach of
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      Maksom hits three for KLM
      103 25 Maksom hits three for KLM A superior KLM Airlines team played sparkling soccer to trounce Inchcape "A" 6-0 in the SBHFL Division 2 semifinal match at Farrer Park yesterday. Showing superb fitness, skills and accuracy KLM scored five Koals in the second half to qualify for the final. Most impressive
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      Thailand's 'Cup Six'
      60 25 pANOKOK, Wed. ThalDland has selected their best six badminton players against Malaysia In the final round of the Asian Zone Thomas Cup badminton tournament here on Feb. 23 and 24 A spokesman of the Badminton Association of Thailand (BAT) named the Thai players as Bandld Jalyen, Sangob
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      A walkover for SMMWU
      78 25 SINGAPORE Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union C joined their A 1 team In the final round of the NTUC InterUnlon table tennis tournament when Singapore Printing Employees Union 'A' conceded a walkover to them at Commonwealth Avenue last night. Other results SMMWU 'A' wo Singapore National
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      Three youths on way to stardom
      383 25 Three youths on way to stardom 2a A COUPLE of days ago, I watched the national basketball team and several other promis i n g youngsters during one of their four times a week training sessions at Hartley Road under national coach Tan Yen Ncn. Among the youngsters in training
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      34 25 BASKETBALL Inter-Cons tournament (Oay World. 7.30 p.m.). TABLK TENNIS NTUC Inter-Union Tournament (Commonwealth Ay. 7.30). S(K CLB Friendly PARC v Jiuong TC (Bk Chermln, S.lsi. ATHLETICS: City Dlst. Cro«s- Country (Dover Rd., 2 30.
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    Whitlam leaked out the spy unit secret
    579 26 OPPOSITION TAKES PREMIER TO TASK SYDNEY. Wed. niSCLOSI'RE of a secret Australian spy force operating in Singapore using sophisticated monitoring equipment to eavesdrop on messages sent from throughout South-east Asia was made by Prime Minister (iough Whitlam, the Daily Telegraph said today. "Mr.
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    Saratoga home
    28 26 MIAMI, Wed The 4.500--mar ere« of the aircraft carrier Saratoga returned home today from combat duty off Vietnam to an emotional welcome by about 5,000 people.
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    Lock icon $3,000 MIL SUBWAY PLAN FOR HONG KONG
    84 26 $3,000 MIL SUBWAY PLAN FOR HONG KONG HONG KONG, Wed. Hong Kong today decided to build an underground railway which is expected to cost at least HKS6.OOO million ($3,000 million). No details about the project are available, but it i* believed to cover 32 miles (51 km) and will be
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    Heroin: 5 held
    35 26 PARIB. Wed. Narcotics agents, in their second haul in four days, have arrested five Frenchmen preparing to smuggle US$lO million ($25 million) worth of heroin to the United States, police announced yesterday.
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    36 26 TOKYO. Wed Indonesia s Central Bank Governor Radius Prawlro has begun negotiations with Japanese officials for loans amounting to US$3OO million i ssoo million) for oil exploration projects, the Foreign Ministry said today. Reut«r.
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    463 26 T ONDON. Wed. EqultHi Wfir J raster In very quirt trading on the fttock CKChanoe today. Prrc autionary marking down marie for the maiortty of decline*. Tlohlrr money and IrxluMrlal action by ga« workers InSuenced vnilmrni ihriMMihi.ut but news that th. TL!C arneral council watt meeting thr Prime
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