The Straits Times, 24 February 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon Death in the desert
    75 1 'J'HK charred wreckage of the Libyan Boeing 727 shot at by Israeli air force jets on Wednesday lies scattered over the sprawling sands of the Sinai desert. One hundred and six people died in the tragedy. The 727 hit a sand dune when it crashed, lost
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    No new taxes likely
    463 1  - No new taxes likely CHEONG YIP SENG Monday is Budget Day By MONDAY is Budget Day. And Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen is expected to present another painless budget, making it Singapore's fourth happy one in a row. Sources yesterday said there was no reason for Mr. Hon to
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    Lock icon Tribunal to try editor
    69 1 ISLAMABAD. Pri— The Slnd provincial government has formed a three-man special tribunal to try Altaf Saumar, editor of the English language dally Dawn and the Urdu language newspaper Murrlat Vharchl. Mr. Saumar was arrested on Peb. 14 under Pakistan's defence rules. He was seized from his
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    Yen to float till March
    42 1 TOKYO. Frl. Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka laid yesterday Japan will float the yen until nt least the end of March. "He also Indicated that Japan will not liberalise Imports of computers for the next two yean. UPX.
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    Holiday bride in hotel death riddle
    278 1 Holiday bride in hotel death riddle By N.G. KUTTY A PRETTY Japanese woman on honeymoon here was found dead on the fifth floor flower-bed of Ming Court Hotel in Tanglin Road on Thursday night. The body of Mrs. Motohlro Takahashl. 29, was found at 10.40 p.m. below the balcony of
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    Gunman escapes
    27 1 BELPABT. Pri. A Jailed Irish Republican Army gunman. James Bryson. held four guards at gunpoint yesterday and escaped from Belfast courthouse in a guard's uniform.
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    'RAAF MAY QUIT BUTTER WORTH'
    94 1 SYDNEY. Frl. Australia's northern defence network may be chanted In a major switch of Royal Australian Air Force units, It was reported today. "Defence sources said yesterday that the RAAF could shift its maritime reconnaissance unit in Townsvillr to western Australia," the Austra- lian newspaper
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    Lock icon Nixon: Let's start the talks
    527 1 WASHINGTON, Friday VOICING hopes that he could move Mid East negotiations off dead centre, President Nixon today met with a special Egyptian emissary and received a private message from President Anwar Sadat. As he began his White House meeting with Mr. Hafes Ismail. Mr. Sadat's
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    6 die in another Johor crash horror
    184 1 6 die in another Johor crash horror JOIIOH BARU, Fit Johor's "most dangerous* 1 stretch ol road claimed six more lives last night. The six five men and a woman were killed when their Mercedes Benz collided head-on with a lorry at the 36 3 4 ms Johor BaruAyer Hltam
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    Malaysia leads
    73 1 BANGKOK. Pri Malaysia led truce matches to one at the end of the first day's play of the Thomas Cup Asian Zone badminton final here today. The Malaysians, ctrong favourites to win the tie. won both slneles and the first doubles played today. Thailand won the second doubles
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      WAR OF ATTRITION THREAT
      87 1 WAR OF ATTRITION THREAT CAIRO, Frl. Etyptian Vice President Hussein Shafei hinted today that Egypt might resume its war of attrition with Israel across the Suez Canal, the Middle East News Agency (Mena) reported. Mr. Shafei. who denounced Israel's shooting down of a Libyan airliner on Wednesday, said. "If the
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      157 1 m MAZDA The car <tfB&!\ with !/F?m Rotary %WJm Power iiajggi MAZDA ROTARY ENGINE: LICENSEE) BY NSU/WANKEL WIDER POWERS FOR SISIR Page 5 WORLD NEWS 2. 3, 4 'USE reformed addicts to fieht drue abuse.' call 6 SELF-DEFENCE plea in murder trial 9 ANOTHER 1.000 acres frosen in Jobor 10
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      105 1 perfectly after eight months at bottom of ocean. Here is a true story that will amaze you. In April 1970, Mr. Irvin Rockman of South Yarra, Victoria, lost his Nikonos II while working at sea. Eight months later he found it on the ocean bottom, covered with fungus and incrustations.
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      Lock icon ALL WELCOME IN REJECTION TAIWAN
      438 2 ALL WELCOME IN REJECTION TAIWAN TOKYO, Friday JAPAN'S leaders today v welcomed the SinoAmerican communique on improvement of relations between the two countries. Businessmen, however, braced for tougher longterm competition with America In the China market. "The communique will contribute to the easing of tensions In Asia. Our country welcomes
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      The sweet smell of excess
      61 2 SYDNEY. Pri— Sydney council health officers sprayed garbage with fragrant deodorant today as rubbish continued to pile up In the streets because tons and tons of unsold fruit and vegetables at the markets. The 344 garbage men and street sweepers of Sydney stopped working before
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      Lock icon Death of author
      18 2 LONDON. Fri Elizabeth Bowen. the Irish-born novelist. died yesterday at the age of 73. AP.
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      Lock icon Needles show in the Senate
      71 2 SANTA FE (New Mexico), Frl. State Senator Eddie Barboa. who Introduced a bill that would make acupuncture a legal medical practice In New Mexico, allowed a Japanese doctor to demonstrate the technique on him yesterday. Mr. Barboa tcok off his coat and unbuttoned his shirt
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      Fallout danger if N-blasts used in Kra project
      128 2 Fallout danger if N-blasts used in Kra project BANGKOK, Frl. Use of nuclear explosions to build the proposed waterway across southern Thailand's Kra Isthmus will poison 12,000 square kilometers of land with fallout, the head of the National Energy Authority (NEA» warned yesterday. Mr. Nitipat Jalichan. secretary reneral of the
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      Lock icon Bill to control Press passed
      241 2 riOLOMBO. Fri. In the v^ absence of Opposition members the National Assembly passed a BUI yesterday to control the Press. After two Government members spoke on the necessity of the Bill. 112 voted for its adoption. The Bill will become law when President William Gopallawa
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      'Peking ties won't affect US-Japan relations'
      688 2 'Peking ties won't affect US-Japan relations' WASHINGTON. Fri. The l/niled Males believes its friendship with Japan is an integral part of I.S. foreign policy, Presidential adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger mid yesterday. Discussing his recent trip to the Far East, which included visits to China and Japan, Dr. Kissinger told a
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      4 DIE IN RIVER ATTACK
      84 2 BANGKOK. Frl. Four Thais were killed and several others wounded when their motorboat was raked with gunfire by men in military uniform from Burma across the Mac Moey river In northern Thailand. Reports from traders visiting Mac Sod district said the uniformed men last Tuesday
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Libyans call on Arabs to hit back at Israel
      261 3 Libyans call on Arabs to hit back at Israel- rpRIPOLI, Fri. Libyans X today called for vengeance for more than 100 people killed when Israeli jets forced a Libyan airliner to crash-land In Sinai on Wednesday. Small spontaneous demonstrations against Israel were reported in Tripoli and Benghazi yesterday and more
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      No spying
      34 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri.— The California Supreme Court ruled yesteiday that policemen cannot hide In public restrooms to watch patrons unless they have reason to think a crime Is being committed there.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Clerks strike
      21 3 SYDNEY, FW.— A 24-hour strike by postal clerks and telegraphists over wage claims disrupted commun:catlons In Australia today.— AP.
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      Collision: 280 feared dead
      54 3 RANGOON. Frl. More than 280 people were still missing and feared drowned after the collision on Tuesday of a Burmese ferry and a Japanese freighter. The ferry had more than 350 passengers when It swerved into the ppth of the Bombay Maru as the latter was
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      RESIDENTS WATCH AS BELFAST WOMAN GETS SAVAGE BEATING
      130 3 BELFAST, Frl. A group of men tied a screaming young woman to a lamp post In a Protestant area here early today and savagely beat her while residents watfched silently from their windows, police said. They said she was left hanging on
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      Lock icon Pilot: No intention to shoot down the plane
      801 3 'OUR SUSPICIONS WERE ROUSED WHEN THE BOEING IGNORED A SERIES OF INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED SIGNALS' TEL AVIV, Fri. An Israeli jet fighter pilot told how he fired a burst from his guns at the Libyan airliner over the Sinai Desert yesterday before it
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      Lock icon Pentagon urged to court martial two US PoWs
      338 3 Pentagon urged to court martial two US PoWs NEW YORK, Friday CEXIOR officers among American PoWs returning from Hanoi have recommended that the Pentagon bring court martial charges against at least two of their companions who made anti-war statements at the request of the North Vietnamese, the New York Times
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      259 3 TRAINEE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS SINGAPORE P.A. Management Consultants (Pte) Ltd.. a member of one of the largest International management consulting organisations, requires young men who have the potential and ambition to become Management Consultants. Our organisation provides consulting services to a large and increasing number of major Industrial, commercial and government
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      337 3 MARKETING MANAGER $3,000 Our client seeks an outstanding Marketing Manager to develop the market (or prominent equipment nd engineering products tn South-East Asia. This progressive company has a successful trading record estaollshed over the years. The Marketing Manager will b? located in Singapore, and frequent travel is Involved He should
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      246 4 MANILA, Frl. President Marcos of the Philippines today urged Asean members to expand their economic relatfons and urged more extensive economic exchanges among the member states. LONDON: Britain announced that "as an act of humanity" stateless Asians from Uganda living in European refugee camps would be allowed to join
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      Dramatic journey's end for Petain's stolen coffin
      59 4 THE end of the dramatic Journey of Marshal Philippe Petain's coffin back to the Yen Island Cemetery, off the French Western Coast, from where it was stolen at the beginning of the week. Father Bonthereau reads the ritual prayers before the tricolor draped
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      Lock icon BURMA EYES ASEAN
      83 4 BANGKOK, Fri. Deputy Foreign Minister Gen. Chartchal Chunhawan returned today after talks with Burmese leaders and said they had Indicated interest ln (Asean). Gen. Chartchal told reporters on arrival at Don Muang airport that he had exchanged views with Bur- mese Prime Minister Ne Win and other
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      Lock icon Crossing crash
      34 4 TOKYO. Fri.— A dump truck collided with a train today at an unmanned crossing in Chlba prefecture Killing the driver of the truck and injuring about 50 passengers on the train. AP.
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      Lock icon 19 killed in plane crash
      48 4 PANAMA CITY. Frl. A Dakota airliner crashed in the mountains of western Panama but night killing IB of the 24 people on board. The plane crashed during a domestic fllgnt from the western city of David to the central town of Changklnola. Reuter.
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      El Al takes to air again
      32 4 TEL AVIV. Prt. Maintenance foremen yesterday ended a three-day strike that crippled Israel's El Al Airline, and regular (lights resumed with departures to Teheran and Johannesburg.
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      Lock icon 8 more Sabres arrive
      65 4 JAKARTA, Frl. Another eight Sabre jets given to the Indonesian Air Force by Australia have arrived at the Iswahyudi Air Base in East Java. The first batch of eight planes arrived on Monday. Australia promised Inconesia 16 of the outmoded Sabres plus training for pilot* and
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      Lock icon Exiled Viets want a say in future of Saigon
      234 4 Exiled Viets want a say in future of Saigon PARIS, Friday COUTH Vietnamese centrist leaders in exile today called for a strong third force, fully independent of both Saigon and the Vietcong, in negotiations to map out the political future of South Vietnam. Mr. Nguyen Huu Chau, a former Foreign
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      HK acts to prevent the mushrooming of stock exchanges
      161 4 HK acts to prevent the mushrooming of stock exchanges HONG KONG, Fri. The Hong Kong Government today Introduced a Bill In the Legislative Council aimed at preventing the proliferation of stock exchanges In the colony. The BUI, which was published in the Government Gasette today, makes It an offence for
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      Lock icon Whitlam critics endorse Indon no to new grouping
      621 4 Whitlam critics endorse Indon no to new grouping CANBERRA. Friday [NDONESIA'a rejection of Prime Minister (lough Whitlam's proposal for a new regional organisation in Asia was s n poor t c (1 by Mr. Whitlain's opponents yesterday. Reports from Jakarta have said Foreign Minister Adam Malik had turned the plan
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      227 4 AIRLINES BOUGHT 47 MORE TRISTARS IN 1972. That'll make 3 continents a lot quieter. Lockheed J^^^^m 72 was a very good year for the TriStar. Air Canada, ANA, h M^^JmCsmc-»-~ All Nippon Airways ordered 21 planes. BEA, Delta, Eastern, and TWA. PSA, the CaliANA is the ninth largest carrier in
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    Wider power, bigger role for SISIR
    627 5  - Wider power, bigger role for SISIR R. CHANDRAN Hon: Spore label must mean quality By FINANCE Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, announced last night that the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) would be turned into an autonomous body with wider powers and expanded activities. Mr. Hon, who
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    Innotech research for a better primary education
    185 5 INNOTECH is to conduct 1 research on a variety of educational systems which could lead to more effective mass primary education in South-east Asia. These systems recommended yesterday Include the multiple use of educational facilities, cutting down on formal schooling time and expanding
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    'Negative bosses courting disaster' warning
    331 5 OHAIRMAN of the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research, Dr. Lee Kum Tatt, warned at the opening ceremony of the PQR campaign last night that Industrialists who developed negative attitudes towards quality Improvement were courting disaster. He said industrialists In developing countries had a
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    Markets will get fresh beef tomorrow
    150 5 Markets will get fresh beef tomorrow JICUSEWIVES will get fresh beef in the market from tomorrow —at least for the next five days. This is because a shipment of 200 cattle, which arrived from Indonesia, will be slaughtered this afternoon. A livestock dealer confirmed yesterday that the Primary Production Department
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    Property tax warning
    54 5 THE Comptroller of Property Tax has Issued warrants of attachment against properties In arrears of property tax for the first half of 1973. An Inland Revenue Department statement yesterday said these properties might be liable to seizure and sale. To avoid this, property owners are advised to
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    Police Band
    18 5 THE Police Band will perform at the Botanic Oardens between 5 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    A honeymoon bonus for the Hoslooking after 100 couples
    262 6  -  EVELYN NG By WILLIAM and Shirley Ho just love mass weddings. In September last year they were among 50 new-ly-wed couples who went through a mass weddinx and honeymoon tour. This September they will be going on a second one but
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    'Don't break rules' gun owners warned
    121 6 OOLICE have reminded 1 firearm owners not to contravene the conditions under which their licences were issued. Contravention carried a maximum penalty of a $3,000 fine and Imprisonment of up to three years, under the Arms and Explosives Act. The latest offender, police said
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    "Reformed addicts can help fight drugs'
    265 6 "Reformed addicts can help fight drugs' I^ANYANG Untver--11 sity lecturer Loh Boon Piah has suggested that rehabilitated addicts could help In the war against drugs. He said: "These people will be able to speak with authority because they have been through the ordeal"What they say win prove more effective than
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    $70,000 weekly ganja 'sales' in KL
    79 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— More than $70,000 worth of ganja change hands between drug procurers and pushers In a week In the Federal Capital, police sources said today. Police believe between 3,000 and 4,000 packets of the drug are being distributed to the pushers In
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    PRIVATE TALKS WITH FEFC STILL ON
    88 6 LONDON. Fri. The national shipping lines of Malaysia and Singapore are still engaged in "private negotiations" with fellow but more senior members of the Far East Freight Conference (FEFC) on their long-standing demand for a "greater and fairer" share of the trade between Europe
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    Two taxi drivers fined $200 for overcharging
    185 6 Two taxi drivers fined $200 for overcharging npWO taxi-drivers were 1 each fined $200 yesterday for overcharging two investigators from the Registry of Vehicles. Leong Seng Onn of Kreta Ayer Road admitted that at 4 p.m. on Nov. 13 last year, he demanded $3 from Mr. Ong Chye Eng at
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    CPF violations: 22 bosses fined
    70 6 CPF violations: 22 bosses fined TWENTY-TWO employers paid a total of $32,843.61 for arrears of Central Provident Fund contributions and Interest on late payments last week. Announcing this yesterday, the Labour Ministry said It had. Jointly with the CPP Board, also successfully prosecuted another seven firms for violating the Employment
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    $6,000 pose
    28 6 PENANO. Prl— Two youths posing as detectives escaped with •bout $6,000 In cash and jewellery after breaking up a gambling party In a Jelutong flat yesterday.
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      83 6 Hlowtdiv B tt Chic Young WXW "NJ**"*M I It' I'M SOQBY.BUT I OONT 1 \~W 1 K BECAUSE THE LAST TIME WHAT OO YOU N i^ I MAKE SUQSESTIOWS WMV I CXD I SOT BEAT UPi SUSSEST PD«. MY 4 -V_> AMYMOae f WOT? I f r~ -f *j lunch
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    Cultivating a taste for style and the fine arts
    285 7 Cultivating a taste for style and the fine arts rpHE Minister for Social Affairs, A Enclk Othman Wok, said last night that Singapore could build a better society if the people developed a natural sense for beauty, grace and style. It was important that they must know ihe value of
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    BOOKSELLER FINED FOR USING FORCE ON WAITRESS
    223 7 BOOKSELLER FINED FOR USING FORCE ON WAITRESS A BOOKSELLER was fined $300 for using criminal force on a waitress during a struggle. Tan Soo Thlam, 24. was found guilty of committing the offence on Miss Tan Ah Heng. 23, in Frankel Avenue on July 21 last year. He had originally
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    Lock icon Rubber trees on fire
    53 7 KOTA KINABALU, Frl. More than 1.000 acres of rubber trees in Penampang district have been destroyed by fire in the past few weeks. Some of the rubber holdings were still burning because of their inaccessibility to fire engines and because fresh tires were breakIng out all
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    Talk by Vice-Chancellor
    49 7 Talk by ViceChancellor THE Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University. Prof. Hsueh Bhou-Bheng will .speak on "Problems and Prospects of higher education In South-east Asia" at a lunch meeting at the Jurong Hill Top Restaurant (Coffee House) at 1 p.m. today. It Is organised by the Singapore National Academy of Science.
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    US trade fair at hotel in April
    119 7 US trade fair at hotel in April rE largest American trade fair in this region will be held at Shangri-La Hotel from April 9-14. It will be open daily from 10 a.m. 6 p.m. The fair L'SAOUIP 73 will exhibit $3 million worth of scientific, logging and sawmill equipment manufactured
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    17-page judgment on 'getting up' costs
    416 7 17-page judgment on 'getting up' costs By T.F. HWANG A HKiH Court judge yesterday delivered a 17-pa^e judgment on the matter of legal costs a subject, he said, of considerable practical importance to the legal profession. And the particular issue involved was one which apparently had never been brought up
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      193 7 Straits Times Crossword ■LV WtL iLH iH hh hh b^F^^b ACROSS 8. Poor old sailor goes to the 1. Poor player but good breed- giave owing about a pound er? (6). (3, 7). 5 nVpV?"^ f r h me Mlddle class dy BeU George 9. Cutter (ScotUsh) is ouUlde a
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Chained jumbo that could walk one step forward and one behind
      263 8 Chained jumbo that could walk one step forward and one behind T REFER to the letter from "Animal Lover" which was headlined "Lifeless animals at Zoorama" (S.T., Jan. 16). Our society investigated conditions unoer which the animals were exhibited and found these far from satisfactory. As is our procedure, we
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      Regulate weights of bread
      103 8 Regulate weights of bread IT IS good of bakers not to increase the prices of bread despite the increased costs of raw materials (S.T.. Feb. 21) However, the public will feel more reassured If the bakers will also specify the weights of the small. medium and large loaves. In the
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      Scouts are not new in this selling game
      854 8 I REFER to the recent letters on the sale of ballpens by scouts. I fully agree that apart from the valuable training, Job Week was and can still be the main source of income for scout groups, provided the organisers can fully
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      OF ENGLISH LANDLORDS AND IRISH NAVVIES
      147 8 I REFER to the Straits Times Book Page, in particular to comments on a book by John Banvllle (ST.. Feb. 19). Having lived in Ireland for some years and being of Irish parents, I very much resent the supercilious remark by the reviewer that
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      GOVERNMENT REPLIES
      534 8 I REFER to the letter by Francis T.P. Tan (ST. Jan. 23) and appreciate his concern over the dangers of commonly used solvents. It Is true that there is a certain amount of fire risks when using paint remover. turpentine or other solvents with a low flash point.
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    Flashback to schooldays... Of course I remember you, says Mariam
    162 9 Flashback to schooldays... Of course I remember you, says Mariam "OF COURSE, I do," cried Princess Mariam when Sister Lawrence of the Johor Baru Convent asked if she remembered her. For, the princess had been a regular visitor to the convent when she was a little girL Her mother, Lady
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    COP ON A SCOOTER KILLED IN CRASH WITH PATROL CAR
    105 9 A POLICEMAN was killed on Thursday when his scooter collided with a police patrol car in Holland Road. Police said the car skidded during a heavy storm and hits PC Mohamed Zaln bin Haron of Kandang Kerbau station. The crew
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    Dust nuisance: $700 fine
    43 9 VENEER Products Wood Laminates and Parquet (Pte.) Ltd. of Chla Ping Road was fined $700 yesterday for falling to Install efficient devices to reduce the nuisance caused by dust emitted from the company's storage tank. The company pleaded guilty.
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    More homes for KL soldiers
    36 9 KUALA LUMK7R. Prl. By 1976, married quarters (or the armed forces will no longer be a problem. By the end of the Second Malaysia Plan 23.603 housing units will be available
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    Self-defence plea in death of gambling den boss
    318 9 Self-defence plea in death of gambling den boss A DEFENCE counsel submitted In the High Court yesterday that a bodyguard was acting in self-defence when he fatally stabbed the managing partner of a gambling den during a fight. Mr. Nathan Isaac was making his final submission at the close of
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    'RED GANG TRYING TO INFLUENCE ORANG ASLI'
    176 9 'RED GANG TRYING TO INFLUENCE ORANG ASLI' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A BAND of communist terrorists are now active in the jungle of Ulu Kelantan and are trying to influence the 5,000 Orang Asli in the district against the Government. Disclosing this today. Deputy Mentrl Besar Datuk Haji Mohamed Naslr warned
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    Three ships with S'pore crew held up by Aussie boycott
    294 9 Three ships with S'pore crew held up by Aussie boycott THREE cargo vessels manned by Singapore crew have been held up in Australia by a boycott of waterside workers. They are the 14,500-ton Straat Talbot and the 7,100- ton Straat Singapore of Royal Inter-Ocean Lines and the 9,800-ton Rhexeno of
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    Chess tourney
    40 10 THE Queenstown community centre's 2nd annual open chess tournament wIU be held at its premises In Buller Terrace from March 4 to 18 from 7 ft-in. to 10 am dally and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays.
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    Another 1,000 acres in Johor frozen
    343 10 Another 1,000 acres in Johor frozen Government has again revoked the Land Acquisition Act to freeze several more areas "for housing, industries and widening of roads." Last week it gave notice of acquiring 1,000 acres in Johor Baru, Tebrau and Plentong "for public housing." The latest notice to acquire land
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    Co-operate with police, RAP urges public
    124 10 Co-operate with police, RAP urges public THE MP for Oeylang Serai, Encik Hahmat bin Kenap, last night urged the public to co-operate with the Police Force. He said the force had contributed to the overall development of Singapore. Speaking at the open house and exhibition of Joo Chlat police station.
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    Painter killed in fall from roof
    62 10 Painter killed in fall from roof PAINTER Lee Toon Ouan, 44, was painting the roof of his mother-in-law's house in Lorong Kasemek for the Chinese New Year when he fell to his death, a coroner heard yesterday. bee died of a fractured skull at Outram Hospital the next day, (Jan.
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    Death in a well
    46 10 STATE Coroner Mr. Ibrahim Burhan yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of a two-year-old girl, Ong Cnoo Yong, whow body was found In a well near her Lorong Mayan? home In Nee Soon at 6.30 p.m. on Jan. 21.
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    36 KILLED ON STORE ROADS LAST MONTH
    81 10 THIRTY SIX people were killed In road accidents here last month seven more than the same month last year. They include 17 pedestrians, five each of motorcyclists and cyclists, two each of drivers, scooterists, bus passen- gers, and car passengers and a lorry
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      A NEW BALANCE
      379 12 CHINA and the United States have made a handsome exchange of anniversary gifts. The announcement that each country would soon open a liaison office in the other's capital was made one year to the day on which President Nixon set foot in Peking. By way of accompaniments
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      WHERE HOPE REMAINS
      193 12 THERE is ground for optimism in the fact that the Ismail mission to Washington was not called off, despite the furore over Israel's air attack on a Libyan Boeing 727. Mr Hafez Ismail, President Sadat's closest political aide, met Fresident Nixon and U.S. Secretary of State Mr
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    Lock icon Shake-up in Soviet chess
    603 12  -  DEV MURARKA: By MOSCOW RUSSIANS are bad losers in sport. Not that they behave badly toivards the winning side; rather they seem unable to take their own side's defeat gracefully. The defeat of Boris Spassky by American Bobby Fischer in the world chess championship was taken
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    Mahathir on the trend towards coalition
    1599 12  - Mahathir on the trend towards coalition H'NG HUNG YONG TOP LEADERSHIP MUST CONVINCE THE RANK AND FILE r ßy CONCLUDING A TWO PART INTERVIEW 4 We should achieve a value system that is not only a value system of the Malays but one that is common to all Malaysians. It
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      135 12 ■*»CHANDRISUIS ITS ALL HAPPEN INC ON RHMS "PATRIS" JOIN THE NICEST PEOPLE WITH A WHOLE LOT OF LIVING TO DO WHILE REACHING AUSTRALIA SAIL UPON A POUNDING WAVE OF EXCITEMENT. List of features: The Largest Liner plying regularly between Singapore Australia Fully Aircondirioned One-Class Freedom Baggage Galore Superb Food Nightly
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    Gold chain thefts: Youth held
    113 13 Gold chain thefts: Youth held DOLICE have arrested a youth believed to be responsible for snatching gold chains from children in Toa Payoh area. He was arrested by a party from Kandang Kerbau police station on Feb. 11. He has been detained for further questioning. Investigations revealed that he operated
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    Floods in the city
    45 13 NINETY minutes of heavy rain yesterday afternoon flooded several parts of the city. Shenton Way was under six inches of water. McCallum Street between Shenton Way and Robinson Road was also under water. Traffic in the area slowed to a crawl.
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    Watch your tap!
    30 13 WATER consumption on Thursday was 113.5 million gallons (516,000 cubic metres), 0.2 million gallons (1,000 cubic metres) more than on Wednesday. MR. KAISER remarkable economic growth rate
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    $310 for typist
    42 13 EMPLOYEES of the Pearl Hair Dressing Saloon in People's Park Complex have donated $310 to typist Miss Yeo Khen Moi who lost four fingers of her right hand when they were crushed by an electric meat grinder last Sunday.
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    A VIRTUOSO OF THE OLD TRADITION
    151 13 A VIRTUOSO OF THE OLD TRADITION MICHAEL Ponti in his recital at the Cultural Centre last night started off with Schumann's Toccata a treacherous enough work to warm up with and a good Indication of things to come. The tremolando of sixths against fourths came across very persuasively. The programme
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    Why Bangla wants S'pore help by envoy
    257 13 CINGAFORE's high economic growth rate was given as a reason yesterday why Bangladesh would seek her assistance and co-operation in the development of her country. Giving a lunch talk to the Foreign Correspondents' Association of Southeast Asia at Ming Court Hotel. Bangladesh High
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    CARVERS CALL ON SHEARES
    78 13 CARVERS CALL ON SHEARES BRITISH Army Chief of General Staff Gen. Sir Michael Carver erects President Sheares during a courtesy call at the Istana yesterday. Looking on are Mrs. Sheares and Lady Carver. Si r Michael, a former Cotnman-der-in-Chisf of the Singapore b as c d Far East Land Forces
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    Scouts and Girl Guides to donate blood
    65 13 Scouts and Girl Guides to donate blood ABOUT 150 scouts and girl guides wlh donate blood to the Blood Transfusion Service Mobile Unit at Sands House between 1 p.m and 5 p.m. today. The donation Is part of the activities organised for ScoutOuide Week this year. About 3.000 scouts and
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    Pledge to make S'pore a major market
    325 13  - Pledge to make S'pore a major market SHEN SWEE YONG 'GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM TOKAI BANK By THK chairman ami president of the Tokai Han k, Mr. Sh igein i tsu Miyake. yesterday pledged "generous support" to he I p Singapore develop into a major international market in Asia. This, he
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    DAP discussion banned
    49 13 PENANG. Frl. The police has banned the DAP from discussing the non-recognition of Nanyang and Taiwan university degrees at its public rally at the Jelutong market tomorrow night, according to DAP national vice-chair-man, Mr. Yeap Ghlm Guan. He said his party would defy the police ban.
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      199 13 K-^J'lkxTTw Bm T'^ 12.45 PM Opening and Roman Hdi- 7.49 News and Newsreel in Chinese days— Star for a Day (.05 Emergency— Helpful 1.10 Lassie— Lassie and the Lone' 9.00 News in English 1.35 Daniel Boone The Fleeing 9.10 Tokyo Ballet (English and Nuns Chinese Repeat) 2.25 Saturday Matinee— Wi
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      554 13 2.4S PM Programme Summary > 7.19 Majallah TV 2.47 Duma Wanita 7.45 Programme Summary 3.1S Feature Film Has Anybody 7.41 The Outcast Seen My Pl 839 Penstiwa 4.41 Ghazal 900 News 5.04 Programme Summary 9.19 Oondang Sa/ang 5.99 Don Kno:ts Show 9.33 Thomas Cup— Malaysia Versus 5.51 Weather Forecast Thailand
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    JUST FOR OLD TIME'S SAKE
    160 14 JUST FOR OLD TIME'S SAKE ANYONE for a bit of rousing nostalgia? Then drop in at the Singapore Conference Hall where the 50-strong Anzuk Symphonic Band will strike up those stirring marches and songs of yore from 8.15 p.m. These include a selection of American folk .songs. Sibelius' Flnlandia, Gounod's
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    High notes
    45 14 ONE of Hong Kong's top opera singers Ella Kiang will fly in to refresh us with one of her opera favourites "Madame Butterfly" and will provide us with an evening of high notes at Singapore Conference Hall on March 8 at 8.30 p.m
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    Where a good voice is not good enough
    278 14 LET'S put in this way, Wei Wen. Life does tend to be samewhat tougher for our men singers than it is for those who wear stick-on lashes and high heels. I mean, you have to put on that much more effort to
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    ROCK
    234 14  -  GERRY By IT WAS fun reviewIng the Allman Brothers and "Ziggle Stardust" David Bowie. And it was a pleasure listening to the soft sounds of Joan Baez and the throbbing sounds of Jo Jo Gun. We had a good crop of local music men too the Stray Dogs and
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    Double treat for ballet fans month
    715 14  - Double treat for ballet fans month ■j^gEiSl TWO ballets in a month don't make a season. Still, I feel March will be a month of plenty for those of us who've not seen good ballet for a long time, let alone two. Quite naturally, I can't wait for the arrival
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        Falls
        60 17 Flti $13. 50 —2.50 C Store I 9.50 —1.50 Goodwood t 8.80 —1 JO ENE $11.00 —1.00 FEGI $1180 —1.00 M Credit $15.20 —1.00 LOB $2250 —1.00 Haw Par $10.90 .90 Bt. Semb $15.80 M Ben 7.00 .70 DBS 7.60 .65 Inchcape 880 .60 raper Prod 4.00 .50 H.
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        Mast active sticks
        25 17 Tractors 183.000 8. Hilton 142.000 Haw Par 139.000 E Merlin 97.000 Tot ml Turnover: 1 87 M Total Vatae: f 11.25 M
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1523 17 fHE last traniactad tale at x tbt clow of bustnea* In U» Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading room* of the Stock Exchange yesterday compared with the prevlou* day's price, together with the 197Z73 high and low. 'Adjusted (or all new mm): CLOSING TONE: All ..-ctioru closed euicr TURNOVER:
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1761 17 RID and otter prices offl- dally Meted and business In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur tradIng rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* m lota of 1.000 unit* unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aema >4628) ll) 4.M. (1)
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      IS'pore Treasury bills tender
      50 17 IS'pore Treasury bills tender RESI'LTS of tender held yesterday for BJIU to be Issued from Fro 2« to March 2: Offered: 50 .Mt.tM AppUed for: SIWJSM.tN Allotted: S«.»M.M* Accepted bids: $M.*l approximately 88 per cent; higher bids In full Average rate of discount on allotment: 1.875 per cent per annum.
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      Market hit hard in heavy bear raid
      345 17 Market hit hard in heavy bear raid VALUES dropped considerably yesterday la the worst bear raid seen this week on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. All elas.es of stocks were affected and falls ranged up to IS per cent daring the peak of selling activity and observers considered
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      News in brief...
      573 17 SBS THE 45 per cent Increase In loan disbursements to $9 66 million for the half-year ended December 1872 made by Slngapura Building Society reflects the rise In property values in Singapore as well as the all-round greater demand. SBS secretary Mr. Lee Eng Leun says the
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      182 17 rC Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 23 it Fareifn I urmtcr 3.8. Dollar sterling Pound lusmlian Dollar Canadian Dollar Mew Zealand Dollar Local doilan to It* unlU .f Foreign < urn-no Belgian Franca i Commercial i Danish Kroner 3euUche
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      489 17 SW -HUTCHISON: The authorised capital of Slater Waiter Hutchison Is to be Increased to HK $50 million from $10 million and the company's Issued share capital will be Increased to $25 mllioln from $4.5 million, the company announced. The new Issued capital will be subscribed by the
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      Fitz sales leap hardly matched by profits
      556 17 I COULD never understand the market's enthusiasm for Fizpatrick's Food Supplies shares and now, after its just released interim results for 1972-73 (which fulfill all that has been feared) I can understand the enthusiasm even less. Last August, in analysing the preliminary statement
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      Hume's margins widen
      485 17 rIE first half of higher on a turnover In- substantially in excess of share of the rights will 1972-73 appears to crease of only 20 per those of the previous year. not qualify for the dlvldbe a Derlod of revlta- cent 8aI 8 for tne flrrt Reviewing
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        25 17 FEB. 23 RIBBER 131 75 cent* (up 0 25 rent) TIN: $642 75 (op SUM) Official of ferine: 195 tons (down 72 tMM).
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        101 17 tINCAPOHS NOON CLOSING CaaamK Oil: bulk Ml atlMra. drum SM arltora Ooera: Muad loom I K Cont. B*l 8. PIPSI Muntok AST A »hut fob 100% NL.W 12JO aallan Sarawak vklte f.o.b. e»« NLW •210 »»ll#n. Sarawak apKial black f.s b. NLW 1190 atllara. Sarawak ASTA Mack f.o.b. 100%
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        45 17 <1) Export pfio* la Mwi-ittrllnc iimi la US dollars nr oaae*. (>) Local daatot* prm la auaapon dollars par tul. .***** telnit toackooc lunch *%ria uit vi» M.50 79.J0 was to us T».IS T7.1l MOOB T» 008 n.MM n.:u wm nil *o.w n.05 t
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        28 17 Wiratar BpM burar (530 00 IIS10.00) sallara 1510 so (1910.90): Turra months bum lUI M (1321 of>> •rllfr iSn.OO (132X0(1). Maikat tarn rinn. saiat: 11.900 teas.
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        38 17 la lxxxlon se TXnif Iba paUa oil pnc«a of Malayan a par c*n* CIP UK N limaa poru la bulk aorllns par teas ton Aui./O" •v quw*s sl UK lilt otlMn or Coat 12M> —Urn (uacttaacos).
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        151 17 Asian money ASIAN currency depotit rate* (or Friday. F«*. 23: US DOUJUM O«if BM t <j»ji ia 10 1 mth 9-14 2 mUu t t-3/4 3 mtlu (-1/2 «-l 4 mtlu 8-11 7-7 t mUu t i-ll* 12 mUu 7-2/4 SW Frm. DM mlddl* pftoa 1 mth 4-1 4 —2-1/2
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      249 17 rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday shot up sharply by $11.50 to a new high for the year at $642.75 per picul on an official offering down 72 tons to 195 tons. The local upsurge as partially Influenced by the firm overnight London metal
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      377 17 pOLLOWING the rise in gold and other commodities rubbe. rose sympathetically by over one cent in the rubber market yesterday, but turnover was not great and conditions were quiet for most part of the morning. The morning session closed steady. The afternoon was quiet and
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      84 17 rxAILY BMR prices Issued ky the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yeateruay SMR SCV SMR 5L SMR 5 SMR 30 (Carnal Meath) Ceata per kf (1-ton Pallet) ***** 138 MN (1-ton Pallet) 133»O *****N (1-ton Pallet) ***** I}] SON (1-ton Pallet) 192.00 *****
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        376 17 OONO KONO. Pri. The *1 market was under selling pressure throughout the whole morning until the close when buyers stepped ln again to save most share prices from closing at the lowest level of the day. HK/S Banks both registers continued to slide with the Local register down
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        429 17 MELBOURNE, Frl. 1" The down ward drift of prices levelled off on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Mining shares for the first time this week ended the day with rises outnumbering falls by nearly two to one. Market leader BHp at A 510.25 was one of the losers of
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        250 17 YEW YORK, Thurs A Stocks, down sharply In the mornIng, staged a gradual recovery after mid-day, but were unable to make up all the ground lost during the first hour of trading. Turnover was relatively llnht. The improved tone In the aftemocn was said to be mostly the
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        84 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday Wednesday >}••}• We* ago 11OU BIBBXKS Thursday Wednesday Week ago M*M Ttiursday Wednesday 2*4 62 Week ago 264.J0 INDUSTSUALS Thursday Wednesday J«7 Week ago «*7 0 DOW JONES AVtmAOf INDI'STBIALS Thursday ***** wJdrSday »7«« Week ago 971.11 LONDON DOIXAJI PRrMH M Thursday UM to 19
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      429 18 Sales Supervisor Wealco Is an expanaing heavy earthmoving and construction equipment company and to meet the increased demands of business we require Sales Supervisor for the Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh areas. The man we are looking for will have already a proven sales record and ideally have had previous experience
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      574 18 HOSPITAL UNIVERSITI PENGAKAH HOSPITAL (HOSPITAL DIRECTOR) Permohonan-pennohonan adalah dlpelawa darl Warganegara Malaysia untuk menglsl jawatan tENGARAH HOSPITAL (HOSPITAL DIRECTOR), Hospital UnlverslU, Universal Malaya. Togas-Togas dan Tanggong Jawab: Pengarah Hospital akan menjadl Ketua Pegawal Kerja Hospital UnlverslU dan akan bertanggung jawab kepada Lembaga Pengurus untuk seluruh organasasi dan pentadblran Hospital Univertiti.
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      612 18 ~*j|^ INDUSTRIES REALTY igl* GROUP BERHAD Our Organisation have two vacancies for the appointment of suitably qualified Malaysian girls as:STENOGRAPHER cum SECRETARY to work with our Management team. Candidates, preferably single and with two years' experience, must have good command of spoken and written English. She must be able to
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      444 18 SALES REPRESENTATIVE PAHANG AND EAST COAST CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO. LTD. invite applicants from Malaysian citizens aged 25-40 owning a car and current driving licence and with a good working knowledge of the National Language, English, Cantonese and Hokkien. The successful applicant must have at least three years' experience as a
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      484 19 A CHOICE FOR PROGRESS in Qollei Singapore We invite applications from suitably qualified Singapore and Non-Singapore Citizen* far the following posts: SECRETARIES TRANSLATORS Applicants must have a good knowledge of both spoken and written GERMAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES typing speed of 30 45 w.p.m.. some clerical/shorthand experience and preferably be
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      490 19 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING DIVISION B 400,000 DWT DRY DOCK PROJECT Work hat started on the construction of a 400,000 dwt dry dock and qualified technical personnel are required for design and construction supervision for this major project On the completion of the works, which will take two years, the personnel will
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      564 19 R Beecham L*s M rIMIUCUTIULS An opportunity to develop with an established manufacturer of high-quality semi-synthetic penicillins cv: 1. PACKAGING SCHEDULER Applicants should be Singaporeans with Higher School Certificates or good School Certificates and with some •xperience in production scheduling. The candidate required wiM be a meticulous person who should
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      548 19 A CHOICE FOR PROGRESS in <ftollei Singapore The Rollei Organisation in Singapore is a multi-million industrial organisation with manufacturing facilities at Chai Chee Road, Indus Road, Alexandra Road. Jurong, St. Michael's Estate and Kallang Place. And we are still growing. Because of our rapid growth we have new career opportunities
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      726 20 |fc3gj|| INSTITIIT TEKNOLOJI MARA (Mara Institute of Technology 1. Fermohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa dari calun-calun bumiputra yang berkelayakan untuk menßikuti salah satu daripads kursus didalam kajlan-kajlan berikut dl Institiut 'leknoloji MARA (A) SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY Diploma in Accountancy Institute of Cost and Management Accountants Association of Certified Accountants M HOI ii.
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      649 20 HUME INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD ANNOUNCEMENT TO STOCKHOLDERS RIGHTS ISSUE In order to give adequate time for our stockholders to take up their rights issue, the Directors of Hum* Industries (Malaysia) Berhad have decided to extend the closing dates for the splitting, renunciation and acceptance ard payment of the shares. The
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      325 20 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 1965 PURSUANT TO SECTION tM (1) (b) FOH SANG MINING KONGSI SDN. BERHAD 40 JALAN TANG KALSOM (IST FLOOR). IPOH. At an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at the Mercantile Bank Building. 3rd Floor. Ipoh on 19th
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      851 20 GOVERNMENT OF BELANGOB KUALA LUMPUR WATER BUPPLT STNGAI LANGAT SCHEMESTAGE II CONTRACT NO. 1 SITE INVESTIGATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from suitably experienced contractors frorr member countries of the International Bank for Reconstruct. o and Development 'or the abovementioned contract comprising oared boring, drilling, augerlng, pltti.ig. sampling and testing
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      244 20 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN IKAN MALAYSIA Tawaran adalah dlpelawa daripada pembekal-pembekal lnjln untuk menyedla dan memasang •atu yunlt "Marina Diesel Engine 1 (100 kuaam-kuda) bagl kegunaan dalam bot pengangkut. Tawaran akan dlterlma hingga Jam 12.00 teagaharl. 3hb. Mac. 1*73 dl Pejatwt Pengurus Beaar. Lembaga Kemajuan Ikan Malaysia, Tlngkat 19. Bangunan
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      66 20 DALAM MAHKAMAH TINGGI TANAH MELAYU DI MUAR. DaUm Pertmrm Krbankrmpan No. n/n. Ber: Ho Hock Lai. 8-1. Jalaa Shah bandar, Bata Pahat. Tarlkh Permtah Penerlmaan Penghukuman 22 1 73. Tarlkh perlntah untuk pentdblran terus 18.2.73. Tarlkh tempat meayuarat perUma 3.3.73 Jam 9.00 pagi dl Mahkamah Tlnggl, Muar. Tarlkh pemerlksaan awam
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      69 20 DALAH MAHKAMAH TINGGI TANAH MELAYU DI MUAR. DiUm Prrkarm Kefeaakrapan No. 51/72. Ber: Kat Swm K«nr O Ku Kenf. 1. Jalan MerpaU, Bate Pahat Tarlkh Pertntah Penerimaan Penghukuman 23.1.73. Tarlkh perlntah untuk pentadblran Urus 18.3.73. Tarlkh A tempat mesyuarat per lama 11.3.73 Jam 9.30 pagi v Mahkamah Tlnggl, Muar. Tartkh
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 21 IN EVER LOVINO Memory of A. T. ARASU who left us on 24.2.68. "Constant In thought— Mlent In sorrow". Wife and relations. A. T. ARASI
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      755 21 SA. INTERNAL AUDITOR B. AUDIT CLERKS C. FIREMEN I Applications are invited from experienced and suitably qualified candidates for the above positions in this Shiprepair Yard. A. INTERNAL AUDITOR DirrrES: To manage the internal auditing of the Company and be responsible for ensuring proper control of the Company's a-sets. QUALIFICATIONS
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      778 21 piT J SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD O^pH PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT UTU MANAGER Applicstions are invited for appointment as Property Development Manager m the Board's service. This is a senior appointment and only those with the specified qualifications and experience need apply. JOB DESCRIPTION: Development, administration and maintenance of Board's properties. Management of
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      1191 21 HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LIMITED COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT RESULTS FOB SIX MONTHS ENDED SIBT DECEMBER. 197? 1. HUME FAS EABT GROUP During this period the Group has acquired two further subsidiary companies In Malaysia (see comments below) and with the continued growth In sales and profits of the existing uniu a
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      531 21 TO CUSTOMERS, SUPPLIERS AND ALL CONCERNED REVISION OF PRICES Owing to the increase of costs in raw materials, packaging and other expenses, we have decided to adjust the current prices of our "S.C.L." and "STARRY" Brand Jams to offset the additional costs of manufacturing and other charges while at the
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      757 22 Gcn.r.l Adv«Tt.sc«T^t. g M w m m v fl|4«M ig classified advertisements (S) %J Classified AoVertß«fnerifs Telephone service HOVAL DOULTON Sanitary ware Electric Water Heaters; SAPOR Dry Soap Dispensers: BATHROOM ACCESSORIBS, all types: MIRA Bath/Shower Fittings: LEONARD Tnermostallc Valve*; JUNG Punpa submersible A BIRKETT Valves; Steam fittings; ARKON Flow Meters.
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      719 22 JURONG INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION Invites applications for Female Factory Worker*. Require ments: 1) At tout 16 year* old A •ingle. 2) Some experience In packing. 3) Prepared to work overtime and go on shifts Pleaae apply In own handwriting with full particulars and photograph (non-returnable) to Box A9160C B.T. 8 pore.
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      620 22 SOCIABLE GIRLS who prefer the pleasant Job of cheering up foreign sailors (mostly) Americans, Japanese) ahould join our respectable barIlk* pub a* part full-time waltreaaea High monthly pay commission Enquiries ***** B'pore 171-A. Serangoon Road FAIRCHILO SINGAPORE PTB. LTD. 11, LORONO 3, TOA PAVOH, SINGAPORE 11. FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Requirements
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      678 22 REPUTABLE COFFEE HOUSE require* waltreese*. Experience unnecessary Also required cashier and cook* with experience Apply personally between 2.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. at Tlvoll Coffee House, 290 Orchard Road. Tel: *****2 Spore An established Company Invite* application* from suitably qualified candidate* for the poet of PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Qualifications A Experience:
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      674 22 WANTED OFFICE ATTENDANTS cum architectural apprentice. Kindly ■übmlt detailed application and at tacaed photograph (non-returnable) to Architect* Consortium 2nd floor. 100 102. Robinson Road. B'pore 1. SHIPPING QFPICBR required by an International company's Singapore onice The man will have vast experience In: Handling all documentation for customs c Export and
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      772 22 CHINESE GIRL COMPANION storytel'er for boys 3, 5. permanent/ temporary, Mondays Saturdays. 3 00 5.30 p.m. $60 monthly Duneara 4', ms. B'pore *****1 Young. CLERK WANTED. Must be able to •peak English and Mandarin. Able to type. Call personally 10 a.m. 4 p.m. at 351-B. Syed Alwl Road, B' pore
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      717 22 FEMALE RECEPTIONIST for doctors Clinic. $120/- $200/- depending on experience. Send references etc.. Box A ***** S.T. B'pore. RELIABLE, TRUSTWORTHY CHINESE AMAH with reference* required for European household 2 persons. Tel: B'pore *****7. American Company requires Immediately the services of Singapore Citizens to work as 1) One Ordering Service* Clerk
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      781 22 AVAILABLE EARLY MARCH highlyrecommended reliable Cantonese wash-house amah. Will live In If quarters available for teenaged children If live out Buklt Tlmah Adam Farrer Road area preferred. Replies to Box A ***** S.T. DOCTOR AVAILABLE. MBBS. Malaya 1t 32. 14 years O P seeks employment assistant with /without view, married
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      910 23 (Cont. from Page 22) O |(T. 17 CENTRALISED AIRCONDI TIONEO single-storey detached bungalow fully furnished 3 bedroomt 2 bathrooms large dinlng/ilttlng room patio servant's amenities parquet terraxxo flooring Tel: ***** Spore FURNISHED BUNGALOW 22 Jalan Wajek Mayfalr Park 6V m.s Dunearn Road 3 bedrooms, servant's room. alrcondltloner, telephone. Available 1.3.73.
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      967 23 RING US FOR ROOMS flats for single/ couple or bouses All districts. Tel: 53*864 Spore SPOTTIBWOODE PARK furnished flat with panoramic vi»w $828 Phone ***** Spore. FURNISHED ROOM tt Capitol Park slng'e/couple. Chinese preferable. Spore 11. Ring *****. SEMI-DETACHED SINGLE-STOREY 6 bedroomt Immediate occupation partly furnished. Tel: ***** B'por*. DISTRICT
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      852 23 BUSINEMMAN Intends to purchase a flat/terrace or semi-detached house In District 9. 10 or 11. Prepared to pay very reaaonable price up to $150,000/-. Oaah Immediate. Principals call *****4 between 8.20 a.m. 10.00 a.m. Singapore. BRITISH BUILOINO CONSORTIUM Interested In purchasing vacant land Immediately within 8 miles of town. (VIII
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      768 23 EUROPEAN COMPNAY requires to rent 7,000 *.000 so.rr. storage SPACE In semi central location Apply In strict confidence to: Mtnaglng Olreeter Bex A*l*l* S.T. S'pere. HAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE Limited Tour West Malaysia Seven Days 8(110/-. alr-condltloned Bus 8(135/-, Departure: Every Bunday. Monday. Cameron Highlands Four Days M7O/-. Every Wednesday
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      765 23 LOW COST FLIGHTS to London $525/- New York (995/- Lot Angelas) (USB/- Hamburg (728/ Parts (630/- Alto To Australia Hongkong Indonesia Call Mat Travel Centre ***** *****7 *****7. OXLIV TRAVEL SERVICE LTO. (a) Malaya 7-Day (100/A/C But (125/--(b) Pankor Island Fraaer's Hill 8-Day $85/--<c) Cameron Highlands 4 Day (63 Departure:
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      981 23 NEW SESSIONS STARTINO IN March! Book-Keeping. Shorthand, Typewriting, Business English Rapid/Normal Courses. Alto running classes i Various Btagea). Morning Afternoon Evening Buccen Colleges: (1) 1-A, Paya Lebar Road. (Oeylang Junction) Tel: *****2. (2) 18-IF. Yio Chu Kang Road. (Opposite Paya Lebar Pott Office i Tel: *****4. SINCAPORI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
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      892 23 PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTB. Ltd.. I Showroom at 511, Buklt Timah Road. 4H m.t.. Spore 10. Tel: *****3/*****1/*****4 offers: 1972 Colt Oalant OTO alrcoodltloned. Holden Klngtwood. Ford Cortina 1600 L. 1971 Opel Mania Coupe. Toyota Corona 1700 MXII. Colt Oalant 1500 GS. Maxda. 1600 Capella. Austin 1300 MXII. Ford Escort
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      1001 23 SEAUTIFUL CONDITION 1964 Volkswagen 1200 Price $2760. View 29. Block 79, Toa Payob Central. B'pore Contact Phillip *****6/7. IS7I TOYOTA COROLLA COUPE 8L with aporta rims In tip top condition Price SS.OUO View at 20 A. Starlight Road. B'pore 8. LATE IM3 JAOUAR MXII 2.4. Good paintwork, upholstery engine One
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      485 24 classified (Cont. from Page 23) ONI CARAVAN In good condition with good tyres and lights Dimension Inside: x 17. preferably steel Walls: wood or other mate rials Ring £2347 Spore AUSTIN CAMBRIDGI ISM UPWARDS: Peugeot 1963 upwards. Contact Gordon Sieve Tel: *****8 7. Oentle Road B'pore. REQUIRE PIAT ISOO 1M2—
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      318 24 FOR DISTINCTIVE cane furniture superior quality furnished material*. Consult Adrian's 423 River Valley Road. *****4. B'pore. PRIVATE COLLECTION for sale. Very reasonable prices. 19 Bright Hill Crescent, opposite Soo Chow Garden Spore. SERVICING ALL KIN OS T.V., TapeRecorders. Amplifier* T.V. for service. Phone B'pore ***** anytime. TROPICAL TV DAY NIGHT
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      900 24 FREE BROCHURIS. Complete detail' on 600 exciting new friends All profusion! Limited oople*. 0.P.0 657 Spore. (MALL BLACK LABRADOR female 4 month* old dist 10 *****3 Spore CANINE ENTERPRISES OFFER wide rang* of Imported accessories including combs. brushes, lead*. collars, etc.. and will shampoo. de-tick, clip and generally take care
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      820 24 APMRODITI PROVIDIt *ocl*bl« and cnarmlng lady e*cort*. Conuct 440. People* Park Complex (3rd floor" Spore Tel: *****0. POR (A LI: Private Limited company in tfalayala. Authorised Capltil SI 000 000. Paid up Capital 153.000. Assets include 3 chalet*. 1 bunxalow on approximately 47.000 aq.ft. ot vacant land S vacant plot*
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      646 24 WHY pay Mamrt O«t All Tour Jean* at Budget Store*. S-28 (3rd Floor) Peninsula Shopping Centre. Coleman Street. Spore. Price* from S»/M. Frtih stacks *f Antique Man* and Chinas* Prints lust r««l»*d. Call on v* at our new prcmiae* early to obtain the bett Item*. TNI ASIA PMILATILIC 00. PTI.
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      94 24 wi buy. (ILL and trade-In for u**d/ncw cimrni (all brand*). ITT, Middle Rood. Blnopor*. Ttl 353T97 (Branch) 10A, Clifford Pier (Collycr Quay). Bpor* 1. Tel: 91MS3. MUST MLL. OWMH LEAVING. 3S illmu*. tank* and acetMortca. suitable for breeder* Hlnhest offer* ■ceurcs. Robert Spore *****4 after 1 p.m. SIAtON BARGAIN Indian
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      971 24 btri invite applications for the position of SALES EXECUTIVES for Chemicals Division Applicants should have had experience In selling chemicals a degree In chemistry would be of advantage. Starting salary commensurate with qualification and experience. Written applications, which will be treated with strict confidence, must state education, qualifications and past
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      368 25  -  ERNEST FRIDA By gINGAPORE's veteran golfer and Putra Cup player Brian Marks and three others were disqualified yesterday in the lAC Pro-Am tournament at Dover Road and cannot compete in the first round starting today. The other three players are caddies Lim Swee
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      275 25 MANILA, Fri. Taiwan's World Cup star Hsieh Mln Nam today shot a one-under-par 71 to maintain ris lead after the second round of the Philippines Open golf tournament, first leg of the Asian Circuit. Mm Nam, who shot a 69 yesterday, was three strokes ahead
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      470 25 LONDON, Fti— The Fifth round of the F.A. Cup dominates the England soccer scene tomorrow, with 16 teams fighting to stay In the race for the final at Wembley. Man/Chester Cttty, which ousted Liverpool from the Cup, look likely winners at home to
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      102 25 NEW YORK, Fri. Women's demands for equality with men on the pro tennis circuit were challenged yesterday by former world champion 55- year-old Bobby Rl«gs. He presented a ,-ertlfled cheque for US$5,OOO to the U8 National Bank In challenging Blllle Jean King or any other of
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      41 25 BOGOTA. Fri.— Tony Jackllon. of England, fired a 65 to lead after the first round in the tenth International golf tournament at Los Lagartos Golf club here yesterday. He was a stroke in front of Tony Fonseca of Venezuela.
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      314 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Trengganu came from the brink of defeat to net a goal five minutes from time and draw this Malaysia Cup North-East zone soccer match against Pahang at the Kuala Trengganu stadium today. It was a close call for Trengganu who had looked doomed
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      73 25 LONDON. Fri. Britain's Princess Anne and her boyfriend. Lt Mark PUlip*. will both compete In the Badminton horse trials in April, it was announced today. Lt. Phillips will ride one of the Queen's horses. Columbus, who had proved too powerful for Princess Anne to ride
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      346 26  - Sonny invited to compete in Japan GP Tony Francis By If UALA LUMPUR, Fri. L Single-seater ace Sonny Rajah of Singapore, will compete in the Japan Grand Prix at Fuji speedway on May 6. The Malaysian OP champion who is readying himself for a full Formula Atlantic season In England,
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      65 26 INTERNATIONAL swimmer Justina Tseng yesterday broke the national Girls Under- 14 and Under-17 records for the 100 m breaststroke at the SASA Age Group swim meet at Tanjong Rhu. Justina. 12 of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus clocked 1 24.3 sees, to beat her
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      530 26  -  RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR By THUNDEROUS ovation greeted the announcement at the Singapore Swimming Club on Feb. 12 that teenager Elaine Sng had broken the 400 m freestyle national record by 4.8 seconds. But heroine Elaine was lost amidst the jubilation at the poolside. Seated
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      263 26  -  GODFREY ROBERT By JOINT champions American School toiled on a J water-logged ground to edge St. Andrew's Bed by a penalty kick after extra time in the National Schools 'A' Div. semi-final rugby match at Grange Road yesterday. They will renew rivalry with St. Andrews
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      20 26 SEEL beat OCBC 4-2 In the quaiter-ftnal of the BBHFL League Division Three match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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      127 26 A LBERT JOHNSON of Straits Times beat Lam Phln Chong of Sin Chew Jit Poh 21-16. 21-23. 24-22 In the singles final of the Singapore National Union of Journalists' table-tennis tournament, at Alexandra Road on Thursday night. Ng Soy Ng of Nanyang Slang Pau won third place when
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      Victoria beat Toh Tuck
      62 26 DEFENDINO champions Victoria beat Toh Tuck 4-1 In a National Schools 'A' boys badminton match at Linden Drive. Results: 'A 1 boys— NJC bt Technical Inst. W); Bukit Ho Swee bt Queeastown sec. 4-1 A 1 girls— Raffles Inst. bt St. Josephs Convent 4-1. St Andrews
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      Malaysia leads 3-1 in Cup tie
      437 26 Malaysia leads 3-1 in Cup tie DANGKOK, Fri. Malaysia took a 3-1 lead over Thailand after the first day's play in the Thomas Cup Asian zone final at the National Gymnasium here tonight. Trie Tan brothers, Aik Mong and Aik Huang, won their respective singles and Malaysia's too doubles combination
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      TEST STAR ZAHEER HELPS OUR LADS
      50 26 TEST STAR ZAHEER HELPS OUR LADS PAX I S TAN Test star Zaheer Abbas demo nst r a tes a forward defensive stroke to Singapore schoolboys during the one-hour cricket coaching clinic at the padang yesterday. The Pakistan cricket team left last night for Karachi. TIME SPIC by MAZLAN BADRON.
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      85 26 NEW YORK. Fri— Oay Brewer and Forrrst Fezler tied for the first day's lead In the US $260,000 Jackie Gleason Inverrary golf classic with five-under-por 67's. at Fort Lauderd;.le In Florida yesterday. They have a two-stroke lead over British Open champion Lee Trevlno and Olbby Gilbert
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      Cold defeat
      42 26 MELBOURNE. Frt. The Philippines' Rizal province girls softball team shivered their way to a 10-1 defeat against a Victorian State side yesterday In the opening match of the Australian tour. The Filipinos were affected by a drizzle and cold wind.
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      76 TEAMS ENTER JUNIOR LEAGUE
      167 26 A RECORD 76 teams have en- tered for the junior league soccer Durnament which begins In April The Division Two league has attracted 16 teams while the Third Division has a record 60 teams, which Includes 12 vewcomers. Division Two will be run In two
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      Patrick enters squash final
      76 26 PATRICK Chcy will meet Trevor Jones In the final of the BAFSA Individual B grade championship at Ulu Pandan on Tuesday evening On Thursday, Patrick edged Kane Gee 3-2 while Trevor beat a much improved Lim Kee Boon 3-0. In the quarter-finals of the C grade,
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      71 26 Fanfare's special feature on MOVIE ADS OF THE FUTURE Malaysia's STROLLERS FIRST NEW LP! Soccer sportlight on hole-in-the-heart footballer Asa Hartford The lighter side of why people complain Hongkong this week: Wang Yu out of exile A promising pop year report Starscope a new astrology column How Tom Jones and
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      111 26 ATHLETICS 8AAA 1st All- VOLLEYBALL ACS O 1 d Comers meet t Fairer Park 2 Boys v Present (Barker Rd SWIMMING C8C Multiple J%?DZj%5ZT*X mm ft P °mT Mm (Amber Rd V SOCCER Nation.. School TABLE TENNIS— 8TTA Open 8even-a-side championships (Jin. Under-17 Championships .Kal- Besar P m) Friendly lang
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      Bahama Lass set to score maiden win in Race 4
      165 27  - Bahama Lass set to score maiden win in Race 4 EPSOM JEEP l:M«i:tciWiTH QAHAMA LASS has trained on splendidly since her encouraging first-up sixth over the Bukit Timah 6f last month and should get off the mark in Race 4 in Penan; today. It looks like a good day for
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1111 27 ALWIN: Ran on stoutly when second with 8.9 to Vagabond II (8.6) in Div 4 7f race last week; will appreciate longer trip; ran good fourth with 7.13 to Tyrant (7.9) in Div 3 8f rtice at Bt Timah on Jan 20. GROUP COMMAND: Came from behind
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      PENANG CARD
      1478 27 GOING FORECAST: Good 2.30 CLASS 5, DIV. 3 BJF ($6,000 $4,200 to winner) 1 ***** BORA a (Bora) Spencer 3 9 0 (dd same) «BaM 11 2 ***** BRANDY COLA a (Agauini) Danleto 3 8. 12 (-1) 'Oafclan IB I ***** TRADI MISSION a (Developing) J Donnelly 5.9
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      SELECTIONS
      130 27 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1: MANGGIS G. Command Alwln MANGGIS Charter HUI Alwln MANGGIS Charter HUI Brandy Co a Race 2: TYRANT AmstenUm Mystic Shoe DIGNITARY Mystic Shoe Lift OS TYRANT Amsterdam Myitlc Shoe Race t. B. BAMBINO Rubinstein Boor K»ni B. BAMBINO KinU River Rabinstein RUBINSTEIN
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      $50,000 That'! Penang's gain
      148 27 $50,000 That Penang's gain THK Penan K Turf Club ended the last financial year with a surplus of $49,452 against a deficit of 544.536 the previous year. This was achieved, secretary Lim Thiam Hon states in his annual report, after making provision for depreciations totalling $*****8. These were for buildings
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      Try Jet Dragon for longshot in 'Plate'
      298 27 JET DRAGON (late Boy Wonder), twice winner at Penang last season, is a good longshot in the B}f Plate for Class 4 Div. 1 horses tomorrow. This front-running five-year-old, with Rod Dawkins up, was full of running at the end of a 2f
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      Lock icon Player the doer feels so cribbed and confined
      342 27 Player the doer feels so cribbed and confined |^EW YORK. Frl. Gary Player says he Is experiencing a "painful recovery' following major abdominal surgery and removal of a baseball-sized cyst from his leg. "I'm glad It's over. I put It off so long," said Player, one of the four men
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    Lock icon Hanoi's one million votes in the South
    368 28 THIEU WARNS OF RED PLANS SAIGON, Fri PRESIDENT Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam warned today that North Vietnam would try to have more then one million soldiers and dependants in the South in time for countryside elections. He told several thousand supporters
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    Lock icon Panic S selling wave as gold booms
    235 28 Panic S selling wave as gold booms LONDON. Frl. The devalued US dollar plunged to its floor level In a half-hour of panic selling at the opening of foreign exchanges today and the price of free gold soared to record peaks. But by mid-day a rally brought it back toward
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    511 28 HPHK Laos ceasefire ended its second day today with Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Photima angrily accusing coninninist forces of launching a serious military offensive throughout the kingdom. I VIENTIANE. Frl. fenslve "we shall also restrain on our part And what we want now is
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    Lock icon Pertamina to get $500m loan for research
    143 28 Pertamina to get $500 m loan for research OONG KONG, Fri. n An Intern ational bank ing consortium has agreed to loan US$2OO million ($5OO million) to the Indonesian Governmentrun Pertamina Oil Co., the First National City Bank disclosed yesterday. FNCB said the agreement was announced on the same day
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    111 28 GETTINGINDIANS OUT OF SRI LANKA NEW DELHI. Fri— lndia has agreed In principle to speed up repatriation of people of Indian origin from Sri Lanka. Mr. Swaran Singh, told Parliament today. He said details were being worked out. Mr. Singh noted that the 1961 agreement betweea the two countries called
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    100 28 WELLINGTON, Frl. TT Prime Minister Norman E. Kirk said today consideration was being given to an invitation from President Pompidou for a New Zealand cabinet minister to visit France to discuss French nuclear tests. Mr. Kirk said the invitation recognised the depth of concern in
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    350 28 LONDON. Fri. Gold •hares ag.ln featured firmly today but a reaction In the bullion price and the Invntmrnt dollar premium prompted profit Inking InuiiMrMH eitended overnight galra the February unemployment figure* but end of account lr.hnic«litlr» clipped rkw*. At 3 p m. the Financial Tlmr« index w»< 2
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    38 28 LONDON. Frl. Spot 23 7V Settlement: March 23.90. April 24.10. Mar 24 10. April/June 24.20. JulyfSept 24 55 April Junr 24. 65. JulylSept «00! Aprll'Junr 25 20. General: ell. March 23.13. April 23.20 nom. Market: Very tteady.
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    32 28 LONDON. Frl. Spot buren C 1724 <l4>. M-llrro £1726 (IS). Forward buyer* C 1736 I Cll). aellrn £1731 til). Settlement (1741 (+£11). Turnover a.m. 525 tow. p.m. 303 lorn. Tone: FjHler.
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    57 28 JIUi WRECK of the Mercedes in which five man and a woman were killed after a head-on collision with a lorry at the 'Mii m.s. Johor Baru-Ayer Hitam Road during a drizzle on Thursday night. The accident occurred along the stretch of road which has
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    Crackdown on million dollar tax dodges in Malaysia
    215 28 Crackdown on million dollar tax dodges in Malaysia I^UALA LUMPUR, The AntiCorruption Agency is hot on the trail of "some big companies involved in milliondollar tax evasion, its director-general, Encik Ibrahim Salleh, said today. "We are aware that some big companies are cheating the Government to the tune of millions
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    40 28 K. MATMIAFARANAM (Cuitomi D«pt > paand away at Unlvtnlty Hmpltal 23.2.73 »35 p m Leaving behind wife. il«l«r. •aughter. two •ont numerous relatives and friend* Cortege leave* 4 Jalan Davla* 4.00 p m 24.2 73 for Lake Yew Road Cemetery-
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