The Straits Times, 13 March 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd 1845 TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Blast at bus services
    1658 1 Blast at bus services MPs urge prompt action by Govt Call for stiffer penalties against owners By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS THE public bus transport service —in parti cular old buses, inconsiderate drivers an< conductors came under fire in Parliamen yesterday, with a number of MPs calling on the Government to
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    31 1 BERGAMO. Italy), Mon. Police here arrested a 23-year-old mar. who is alleged to have leit his hospital bed 'or two hours to carry out an armed bank robbery. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 50 shot as strike erupts into gun battle
    101 1 50 shot as strike erupts into gun battle PHNOM PENH, Mon. More than 50 people were killed or wounded when a demonstration by striking school teachers in southern Cambodia turned into a tun battle, military sources said today. Fighting erupted yesterday morning in the town of Kampot 82 miles (134
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    Hanoi ties soon
    54 1 Hanoi ties soon CANBFRRA, Mon. Malaysia will establish diplomatic ties with Hanoi soon. Tun (Dr.) Ismail said here today. He made the suprlse announcement when ha addressed students at the Malaysian Students' Centre here this afternoon and he went on to say that the next step would be ties with
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    Lock icon Rebels attack police Hq
    39 1 PAGADIAN CITY (Southern Philippines), Mon. More than 100 Muslim rebels today attacked the national police command headquarters here and fought a three-hour gunbattle with outnumbered troopers. Two rebels were killed and five others captured. Reuter.
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    US planes gift
    24 1 PHNOM PENH, Mon. The U.S. Air Force has presented the government with 12 new "Stallion" fighter planes, military sources said yesterday
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    Lock icon Suharto: Our conscious bid to alter destiny
    719 1 JAKARTA, Mon. 15,000 STILL BEING HELD: SUHARTO PRESIDENT Suharto to- day flrmly backed his Government's record of economic success which he called a conscious effort to change destiny, as he Invited the People's Congress to judge him on his past live years' rule.
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    303 1 HONGKONG, tfonda IT'S STILL LIKE A DREAM, SAYS FORMER CIA AGENT WEARING Chinese style clothes, former CIA agent John Downey walked across the Lowu border to freedom yesterday afternoon after 20 years in a Chinese jail. •I'd so it lad, it's still like a dream," were bis
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    Lock icon Bonn to revalue the mark by 3pc
    679 1 Bonn to revalue the mark by 3pc BRUSSELS, Mon. West Germany today agreed to revalue the mark by three per cent and then join five of its Common Market partners in a joint float of their currencies against the dollar. Official foreign exchange dealings will remain suspended this week as
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    61 1 YARD TAKES OVER INVESTIGATION HAMILTON (Bermuda). Mon. Scotland Yard took over the investigation today of the killing of the British Governor and his aide-de-camp. Supt. Bill Wright of Scotland Yard told newsmen he still had no theories as to a motive for the killing on Saturday of Sir Richard Sharpies.
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      BIG ISLAND HUNT FOR GOVERNOR'S KILLERS
      459 2 BIG ISLAND HUNT FOR GOVERNOR'S KILLERS Police get sweeping powers— all people leaving Bermuda by air, sea checked HAMILTON, Mon IJHRMI'DA police, aided by two top Scotland Yard detectives, combed this British colony today for the murderers of Governor Sir Richard Shai pies and his aide-de-camp, shot dead in the
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      Lock icon 700,000 HELD UP BY RAIL SLOWDOWN
      77 2 rpOKYO. Mon. More 1 than 700.000 commuters were delayed today in another slowdown by union workers of Japan's national railways. Four people were reported injured in the congestion. Meanwhile Prime Minister Kakuri Tanaka has j ordered the Labour Ministry to make an all-out effort
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      Lock icon Protest by 100 young Jews
      60 2 LONDON, Mon— More than 100 young Jews demonstrated outside the Soviet Embassy yesterday against the alleged refusal of Soviet authorities to allow Jews in the city of Kharkov to emigrate to Israel. A three-man deputation from the London Committee for Soviet Jewry were briefly admitted
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      39 2 PARIS. Mon. Jean Pierre Burdlat, the French steward who survived the craoh of a Libyan alrlintr forced down over the Slnat Desert by Israeli Jets on Feb. 21. died of Injuries In hospital here last night. Reuter.
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      200 TRIBESMEN UNDER SIEGE
      174 2 KARACHI, Mon. About 200 marauding tribesmen were under police siege today In hills 175 miles (280 km) north of here after attacking a passenger train and road traffic. The Associated Press of Pakistan reported that about 250 frontier rangers and Slnd district police were being deployed
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      Lock icon Peking's condition for its leaders to visit US
      212 2 TOKYO. Mon. No Chinese leaders will visit the United States until the Nationalist Chinese embassy in Washington Is removed. Mr. LJao Cheng-chlh. president of the SlnoJapanese Friendship Association, said in an Interview published here today. Mr. Llao told correspondents of the mass
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      26 2 HONO KONO. Mon. A Peruvian naval training ship has arrived in Shanghai on a friendly visit, the New China News Agency said today— Reuter.
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      867 2 MARCH ■I %L>-H£i|j^ByK^n^^^Hl Here's what you do: Here are 7 pictures of our Hazeline Snow girl. H WsJpwWp|«f :^aßl Irene Ryder. The photographer has concentrated on her hats. I Which is the best picture? The second best? List them in the order of H 'I^mmwW merit you'd give them. Then
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon Poll results a blow to IRA: Faulkner
      374 3 Poll results a blow to IRA: Faulkner LONDON, Mon. Last week's border poll in Northern Ireland, when the inhabitants voted by a 90 to one majority to remain part of the United Kingdom, was the greatest blow which could have been struck at the Irish Republican Army (IRA), the province's
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      Lock icon Hoaxers at work as new bomb scares sweep London
      154 3 Hoaxers at work as new bomb scares sweep London LONDON, Monday LONDONERS, jittery in the wake of two car bomb explosions last Thursday which left one man dead and nearly 250 injured, have reported more than 400 suspicious objects which needed to be checked, a spokesman at Scotland Yard police
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      Champions call it quits
      56 3 SANTA MONICA (California). Mon. The marriage of Olympic champions Harold Connolly and Olga Fikotova. who met and fell In love at the 1966 Melbourne Oamcs. has ended. Mr. Connolly, 42, won the gold medal In the hammer throw for the United States while Miss Fikotova, 41,
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      31 3 BANOKOK. Mon.— An explosion lipped through the engine room of the Pakistani freighter Ravi anchored In Bangkok port, Injuring three crewmen and causing extensive damage to the ship. AP
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      51 3 HONO KONG. Mon. North Vietnam's Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh gave a reception In Peking last night for Chinese leaders. The New China News Agency said that the Chinese leaders present Included Vice-Chairman of the Military Commission Yeh Chien-Ylng, Vice-Premier LI Hslen-Nlen and Foreign Minister Chi Peng-Pel.
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      Lock icon Japan's defence agency to ask for more men
      233 3 Japan's defence agency to ask for more men rpOKYO, Mon. Japan* J Self Defence Agency soon wUI ask the Diet (parliament) to increase the strength of the military forces by 9,500 men, the Asahi newspaper said today. The paper, Japan's largest, said its information came from sources in the SelfDefence
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      Lock icon Pilots to meet in Tokyo
      40 3 TOKYO. Mon. The International Federation of Air Line Pilots Association will hold its 28th annual conference here from Wednesday till March 37. About 250 delegates from 40 countries will take part in the conference. UPI.
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      28 3 TEL AVIV, Mon. Foreign Minister Abba Eban left today on a brief visit to Austria at the Invitation of Austrian Foreign Minister. Dr. Rudolph Klrchschlager. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Iran to get the latest weapons aid'
      216 3 TEHERAN. Mon TRAN will build up her de- fence forces with arms purchases from both East and West and without any foreign financial aid, Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hovelda told the MaJJlis <Lower House) today. The House approved a record 603,000 million rial
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      432 3 PARIS. Monday •pHE Gaullists easily turned back a concerted leftwing challenge in France's run off elections to control the National Assembly for another five years. The Gaullist UDR Party and its allies last night emerged from their most formidable election test in
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      38 3 DACCA. Mon— Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman has appealed to people who possess unauthorised arms to surrender them within 10 days. No action wculd be taken against anyone responding to the appeal, he added. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Well satisfied' Golda returns to Tel Aviv
      115 4 'Well satisfied' Golda returns to Tel Aviv TEL AVIV, Mon.— Prime Minister Golda Meir said tonight she was "pretty well satisfied" with the response to what she termed 'a rather modest list" she took to Washington. Mrs. Melr returned here today after a two-week visit to IM United States during
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      Lock icon Hanoi removes anti-aircraft missiles from Khe Sanh
      454 4 Hanoi removes anti-aircraft missiles from Khe Sanh WASHINGTON, Mon. Secretary of State William Rogers said today that missiles installed by Hanoi at Khe Sanh in apparent violation of the ceasefire had been removed, in part because of the protests of Canadian control commission delegates. Removal of the antiaircraft missiles proved
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      Lock icon PIRELLI BROTHERS BADLY BURNT IN CAR CRASH
      113 4 PIRELLI BROTHERS BADLY BURNT IN CAR CRASH GENOA, Mon. Leopoldo P.relll, head of the huge Italian Pirelli Rubber Combine, and his brother Giovanni were seriously hart In a ear crash near here tonight. Pol cc said their ear caught fire when It was Involved In a multiple crash on Sestri
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      Lock icon Burma and Thailand agree on co-operation
      122 4 Burma and Thailand agree on co-operation BANGKOK, Mon. Burma's Foreign Minister U Kyaw left here for home today, having agreed with the Thai Government that closer consultations would be held between the two countries. Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Gen. Chartchal Chunhawan told reporters last night relations between the two countries
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      Lock icon TWO KILLED AS N. KOREA SHOOTS ACROSS DMZ
      114 4 PANMUNJOM. Mon.— The United Nations Command today protested to North Korea that a South Korean army officer and a sergeant were killed and a third man wounded In a six-and-a-half hour North Korean attack In the demilitarised zone (DMZ) five days ago.
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        51 4 HONO KONG: A massive Australian Industrial trade display opened In Hong Kong today, the biggest and most comprehensive Australian fair ever held in Southeast Asia. The exhibition has more than 100 Australian companies participating, with exhibits ranging from oil seals to air conditioning, from pressure guns to boilers and luxury
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        52 4 WOINDED KNEE: An FBI agent was shot in the hand last night in an exchange of gunfire with militant Indians still occupying this tiny prairie settlement. The shootinr occurred only 24 hoars after the Indians had celebrated a "moral victory" over the Government's decision to withdraw roadblocks and checkpoints sarroundint
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        48 4 OAZA: An Israeli army demolition team yesterday blew up the n o v s c of a senior United Nations official after soldiers killed three Arab guerillas there last week. The seven-room house belonged to Abdul Karlm Suranl, 37, the Assistant Resident Representative of the UN in Rangoon
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        32 4 NICOSIA, Mom. A bomb exploded last night under a parked car in Trikomo, Eastern Cyprus, where Archbisshop Makarios conducted mass earlier in the day. Che car was destroyed but nobody was injured.
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        46 4 PARIS: Australia Is considering buying 100 Mirage Fl Jet fighters. The newspaper Le Monde reported that Australian officials have been discussing with Dassault-Breguet. constructors of Mirages, the building in Australia under licence of 100 of the planes that can fly at twice the speed of sound.
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        49 4 LEIPZIG: A Chinese acupuncture needle •nd a West German crane that can carry 100 tons were among the exhibits on show from 61 countries when the Lelpttt Fair opened today. Ualf-a-milUon visitors are expected at the fair, whose length has been shortened from 10 days to a week. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Men on arson and murder charges fight police in court
      188 4 BRISBANE, Monday TWO men accused of killing 15 people Insetting a local nightclub ablaze battled with a 12-man police guard in a courtroom brawl here today. John Andre Stuart, 32 and John Richard Finch. 28. struggled violently with police and
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      125 4 Peronist boss Campora wins majority in Argentine polls BUENOS AIRES. Mon. Peronist presidential candidate Hector Campora won a clear majority in yesterday's Argentine general elections to end almost seven years of military rule, according to official figures. But he failed to gain the necessary 50 per cent plus one of
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      41 4 ROME. Mon. Mario Selllrinl dived Into the Tiber to escape from a policeman who caught him trying to steal a car. The policeman jumped In after him. Just In time to save his life. Selllrinl couldn't swim. UPI.
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      18 4 CANBERRA. Mon. A Soviet trade delegation arrived last night (or talks with the Australian Government. UPI.
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      61 4 SEOUL, Mon. The New South Korean National Assembly today elected Mr. Chut.f? 11-Kwon, a 55-year old former Prime MlnUter. aj Speaker. The one-House legislature wlih 146 or iwo-tnirds of Its members elected by popular vote on Feb. 27 and the other 73 members appointed by President
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    Muslim society's funfair
    47 5 THE Muslim Missionary Society Women'!) Section will hold a food and fun-fair at its premises In Lorong 12. Geylang. on April 1 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pioceeds of the fair, which includes a Jumble sale, will te u*ed to llnance various projects
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    Smiling robber gets two years and rotan
    321 5 Smiling robber gets two years and rotan J^S unrepentant youth, who smiled while he was in the (lock yesterday, was jailed for two years and ordered to foe given six strokes of the rotan lor robbing a student. The Fourth District Judge, Mr. E.C. Foenander, told Tan Kok Seng, 18,
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    12 MORE TOOT AND MOUTH' OXEN DESTROYED
    91 5 12 MORE TOOT AND MOUTH' OXEN DESTROYED RANGAR, Mon.— Twelve more oxen suspected of suffering from foot and mouth 4 sease we're destroyed at Chuping, one of the two areas In Perils where the disease was reported to have broken out last week. The other area Is Kampung Bakau, near
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    French film
    30 5 A FRENCH film. Rempart d'Argile. will be shown at the Cultural Centre tonight at 8.30 p.m. It is presented by the Embassy of France and the Alliance Francaise.
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    Extortioners invited into businessman's office
    180 5 A MANAGING director invited three would-be extortioners into his office when they came to talk over some money matters, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Inspector C. Gopalakrishnan. prosecuting, said this at the trial of Ng Chal Heng 24. who was Jailed for six months for
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    Pool where three boys drowned to be filled
    215 5 Pool where three boys drowned to be filled /CONSTRUCTION workers \J will fill up the worksite pool behind Seranjoon Road post office where three boys were drowned on Sunday afternoon. Workers said the sft. 6in deep pool was normally dry but it swelled after a five-hour downpour on Saturday. The
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    Architects sue housewife for $84,540
    74 5 Architects sue housewife for $84,540 HOUSEWIFE Madam Maria Chla Sook Lan, of Cuscaden Road, Is being sued In the High Court over a sum of $84,540. allegedly owed to a firm of architects at Shaw House. Kee Yeap Associates Is claiming the amount as "professional fees for services rendered" between
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    MASKED HOLD-UP MEN GET AWAY WITH $7,000 CASH AND JEWELLERY
    240 5 MASKED HOLD-UP MEN GET AWAY WITH $7,000 CASH AND JEWELLERY SIX masked men, one armed with a revolver, held up a woman caretaker's family in .Talan Kubor. off Victoria Street, and escaped with $7,000 in cash and Jewellery on Sun-, day night. The gang struck at 9.30 p.m. when all
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    Woman robbed of $19,000
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three men. one armed with a pistol, robbed a housewife of $19,000 worth of Jewellery in her home in Jalan Inal. off Jalan Imbi here early this morning. Madam Yap Moi Mol 38. wife of a used-car dealer, was forced at gunpoint to
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      193 5 m» n ,uo B ChU r 9 -V^"" I K \y l li^" "^J I I I |||l^ lv THAT'S S»U_Y, *M I 1 1 IP THEY AL.L CARRY AJ MR DITHERS TOLD ME HJ I POtt TO L.EAVE LIGHTS ON f THEIR OWfJ LITTLE THEY LEAVE ALL THEIR BURGLARS
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  • PARLIAMENT REPORT
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      N-service: No 'privileged families,' says Dr. Goh
      255 6 N-service: No 'privileged families,' says Dr. Goh DEFENCE Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee has firmly said that the Government will not allow the formation of a "privileged group of families" whose children will continually evade national service on the plea of furthering their higher studies. The Government, he said, will
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      Standard of driving by servicemen 'now equal to British army'
      175 6 Standard of driving by servicemen 'now equal to British army F|R. GOH denied a charge MJby Mr. P. Govindaswamy (Anson), that Singapore Army drivers were "becoming dangerous again." National servicemen drivers had now reached the standard of British Army drivers in Singapore, he said. Quoting statistics, Dr. Goh said that
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      3,338 noncitizens register for NS
      65 6 DR. GOH told the House that 3,338 non-citizents who were permanent residents had registered for full-time national service up to March 5. The registration, which was still on, would be completed by March 20, and all of them would be called up by the end
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      JTC to build 1,100 housing units in Sembawang
      97 6 JTC to build 1,100 housing units in Sembawang JURONG Town Corporation will build 1,100 housing units on a 17--acre site In Sembawang. The first phase calls for the construction of 528 flats —440 three-room units and 88 three-room units. The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen. told Mr Teong Eng
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      Govt to set up missions in Bonn, Paris says Raja
      513 6 THE Government is to set up two new foreign missions in Europe this year one in Paris and the other in Bonn Foreign Minister Mr. S. Ra jaratnam told Parliament yesterday. This was because of the emergence of the European
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      Requests for S'pore training facilities are welcome
      191 6 Requests for S'pore training facilities are welcome CINOAPORE welcomes the increasing requests for training facilities from neighbouring countries, Mr. Rajaratnam told the House. Giving such facilities was a "good thing" for Singapore, he said, and the Republic would be doing far more in this respect in future. Mr. Rajaratnam was
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      NO EXTRA SECURITY FOR OUR OVERSEAS MISSIONS
      168 6 NO EXTRA SECURITY FOR OUR OVERSEAS MISSIONS MR. Rajaratnam said that Singapore diplomatic missions overseas were taking only normal elementary precautions despite the recent spate of Palestine commando actions against certain foreign embassies in places like Bangkok and Sudan. Such precautions Included the checking of bona fide of visitors and
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      Why photo copying machine is hired...
      119 6 Why photo copying machine is hired... rpHE Foreign Ministry is M. hiring a photo copying machine to deal with the ministry's documents due to the high cost of buying it. Mr. Rajaratnam made the point while replying to a question from Haji Mohd. Ariff bin Suradl (Kampong Kembangan) during the
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      Air pollution 'well under control'
      102 6 Air pollution 'well under control' THE Minister for the Environment. Mr. Llm Kirn Ban, told Parliament that air pollution was under control, and poisoning from sulphur dioxide and other chemicals iv still low and well within the International pollution level. The subject was raised by Mr. P. Ocvlndaswamy (Anaon) who
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      'Liberal' permit issue to workers will continue
      394 6 'Liberal' permit issue to workers will continue rpHE Government will continue to be liberal in the issue of work permits to blue collar workers, but it has no intention to do likewise in the case of white collar workers. Blue collar workers, such as technicians and field workers, who prove
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      No decision yet on set-up of Commercial Crimes division
      282 6 rE Government has not yet taken a final decision on the organisational set-up of the new Commercial Crimes Investigation Division— to bring it under the AttorneyGeneral or retain it In the Police Department. Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. Parliamentary Secretary to the
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    $10 million for hawker centres
    98 7 THE budget estimates for the current financial year have provided $10 million for the construction of hawker centres. The Minister for the Environment, Mr. Lim Kirn San. said the funds would be used to construct such centres in suitable areas to serve the needs of
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    Firm to advise the Govt on new air cargo terminal
    276 7 Firm to advise the Govt on new air cargo terminal HTHE Communications Ministry has appointed a x firm of consultants to advise the Government on a new air freight terminal. Disclosing this, the Communications Minister, Mr. Yung Nyuk Lin. said It was the view of the firm that the terminal
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    SALARY OF PM UNDER REVIEW: HON
    101 7 SALARY OF PM UNDER REVIEW: HON THE matter of the Prime Minister's salary is under consideration, Minister for Finance Mr. Hon Sui Sen told Parliament. He was replying to Mr. P. Govindaswamy (Anson) who asked why the Prime Minister's salary remained static at $3,500 per month. Speaking at the Committee
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    154 7 Singapore pet dealer fined in Aussie court SYDNEY, Mon. The director of Singapore Pet Farm in Ponggol and one of his employess were today fined a total of ASI.IOO ($3,960) for illegally imp o r t ing birds and tortoises into Australia. The director, Wee Boon Xeng, 32, and Sng
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    Cross-country at Changi
    39 7 A CROSS-COUNTRY run will be held by the Changi community centre management committee and youth subcommittee on Sunday at 7.30 a.m. Mr. Sim Boon Woo. MP for Changl. will officiate at the opening and present prises.
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    S'pore ship rescues 13 adrift in stricken cargo vessel
    272 7 S'pore ship rescues 13 adrift in stricken cargo vessel rE BOW of the 72,300-ton Italian bulk carrier Igara sank 27 metres in the South China Sea, about 60 miles east of Singapore, when it hit an underwater object on Sunday. The ship, carrying iron ore and oil, was on its
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    Malaysia's first pilot school
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysia will train Its own commercial pilots when Its first flying training school opens next month. Malaysia Air Training School, which is a subsidiary of Malaysia Air Charter, will operate from Subang airport.
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    Watch found
    30 7 A WATCH was found opposite the BIA building In Robinson Road at 530 pm. yesterday. The owner may contact Mr. T.K. Nalr after office hour, at tel. *****8
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    N-power by mid '80s
    65 7 KLANG, Mon. Malaysia is expected to have nuclear power stations by the mid-1980s. Works and Power Minister, Datuk Haji Abdul Ghani Gilont said today at the opening of the $160,000 National Electricity Board office in Jalan Mem here by the Sultan of Selangor. Datuk Ghani added
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      54 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl ■f OUB OF MY MOST HAVE YOU SEEN I PERSISTENT CREDITORS] THAT PEAPBEAT n IS PURSUING ME... y SYLVESTER? \JL 6ASP...WHEEZ£... WHERE'DHEGO?/ 1 WHERE CAN m Tr -< QUICK. \J. HIP 6? IN TMAT j ER...TMAT J ('SORRY ABOUT L V way: J s v_.
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  • Article
    PEOPLE'S FUND FOR SCHOLARS TOPS $1.5 m MARK
    134 8 PEOPLE'S FUND FOR SCHOLARS TOPS $1.5 m MARK THE People's Scholarship Fund has passed the $1 5 million mark In less than 10 weeks, the Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, announced yesterday. He said with this sum. the first 100 PSF scholarship awards, would be made this year.
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    1,000 school leavers get inside view of the hotels
    166 8 COME 1,000 school leavers yesterday had a good look at how the hotel world ticks. They were guests at the first "Hotel Day" inaugurated by Mr. Runme Shaw, chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board at ShangriLa Hotel. The boys and
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    Juvenile crime: 'Dropouts a key factor'
    531 8 MINISTER for Health and Home Affairs, Mr. Chua Sinn Chin, said yesterday thai school dropouts constitute a complex factor in the increase in juvenile delinquency here. A study of cases dealt under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance showed that about 60 per cent
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    No coaster rides after youth's death fall
    130 8 rE management of the Wonderland Amusement Park at Kalians has temporarily suspended operating their Jet coaster joy ride machine after a youth fell from it last week and died. The youth, Foo Chuan Choon, 19, of Malacca. who was employed as a waiter
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    Store dept chief: I saw smoke and cried out 'It looks like the real thing'
    2067 9  - Store dept chief: I saw smoke and cried out 'It looks like the real thing' BEN DAVIDSON GENERAL MANAGER RUSHED TOWARDS THE LIFTS WHEN HE HEARD PEOPLE WERE TRAPPED INSIDE, SAYS EYE-WITNESS By I J^^B Jeweller was 'coolly packing his diamonds' during blaze The air condition plant was switched off...'
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      154 9 |S 4 M She's a water baby She's active, attractive and can't get enough of that splashing around in the sea. And she enjoys it all year long. Because this smart little inermaTd uses internallyffl wornTampax tampons. TheyjjS give her all the freedom an(l E9 comfort she needs, without UHttl
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      12 9 Aspro fut relief from flu, headaches, ptins, toothache, fever and muicultr «che«.
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  • Article
    Panther: Eight hunters join in search
    485 10  - Panther: Eight hunters join in search BERNARD DCRAY By FIGHT local volunteer game hunters will join the police this morning in the weekold hunt for the black panther missing from the Zoological Gardens in Mandai. Their services to track down the three-year-old animal during the day were accepted by the
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    Sin Chew adviser dies
    77 10 Sin Chew adviser dies THE adviser to Sin Chew Jit Poh. Mr. Liao Sung Yung (above) tied on Sunday after a long illness. He was 71. He left behind his wife, a son and three daughters Mr. Liao was g eneral manager of the newspaper company for 22 years. He
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    New Thai envoy at Istana
    38 10 THE NEW Thai Ambassador to Singapore. Mr. Chamnong Phahulrat, presented his credentials to President Sheare* at the Istana yesterday morning. Mr. Phahulrat. who was counsellor at the Thai Embassy Japan, succeeds Mr. Nibhon
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    Police identify death fall woman
    58 10 Police identify death fall woman POLICE yesterday Identified the woman who fell to her death from a block of flats In Whampoa West. Serangoon Road, on Sunday night as Madam Wong Kok Eng. 72. Police ."-aid they recovered a pair of slippers on the sixth floor cf Block 34, where
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    M'cyclist, pedestrian die in separate road accidents
    200 10 M'cyclist, pedestrian die in separate road accidents A MOTORCYCLIST and a pedestrian died yesterday in two separate road accidents. Motorcyclist Enclk Jurl bin Haji Talb, 50, who was involved In a triple crash at Bencoolen Street at 12 noon on Sunday was rushed to Outram Hospital with serious head and
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    Man's body in hospital water tank
    67 10 Man's body in hospital water tank THE decomposed body of an unidentified man was found floating In the water tank at Outram Hospital yesterday. The man, aged between 40 and 45 and believed to be a Chinese, was dressed in a singlet and underwear. He had a stone ring on
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    Logo contest on monuments
    53 10 THE Preservation of Monuments Board is organising a competition for the design of Its logo. Attractive prizes (first prize Ssooi will be awarded. Thos* Interested may obtain entry particulars from the Secretary of the Board, sixth floor. National Development Building, Maxwell Road. Closing date for entries
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    $50 awards
    36 10 THIRTY-THRBE children of members of the Singapore Bank Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd.. will rereive scholarship awards of $50 each at St. Andrew's Cathedral memorial hall on March 24 at 3.30 p.m.
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    Oil painting exhibition
    46 10 THE British High Commissioner. Sir Bam Frille. will open a four-day oil painting exhibition by Mis) Brenda MunsonOuemsey at Cuscaden House Hotel on March 16 at 8 p.m The exhibition will be open from 10 am. to 7 p.m. dally till March 21
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    Dr Ramsay's call to Christians
    142 10 The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Michael Ramsay has called on Christians to use their influence to get rich nations in the world to help poor countries. Dr. Ramsay, 68, was speaking at a youth rally in the grounds of the St. Andrew's Cathedral on Sunday.
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    Police shoot at fleeing car
    123 10 POLICE fired a shot at a i fleeing car after a wanted man slipped through their ambush In Guillemard Road on Saturday. But the car drove on for 100 yards, despite being hit In the left rear tyre. The man abandoned the car at Lorong
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Employment Service has no say in final selection
      221 11 Employment Service has no say in final selection I REFER to the letter by K.N. Kan, (ST., Feb. 24 1. The Employment Service receives from time to time notifications of Job vacancies from employers In both the private and public sector. Registrants who meet the requirements of a particular vacancy
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      40 11 MANY people missed the wonderful performance by the Berlin Chamber Orchestra at the Conference Hall recently. Will TV Singapore telecast the programme for the benefit of these people and others who would like to see it again? DWD, Singapore 9.
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      It's not safe to take refuge in the middle of roads
      194 11 It's not safe to take refuge in the middle of roads J HE recent Road Safety exhibition at People's Park Complex seemed to have missed conveying to pedesti inns this important message: that white traffic lines, whether single or double, offer no protection whatsoever against moving vehicles. For some obscure
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      126 11 I DISAGREE with the views expressed In th* letter by Abdullah Sarblni (S.T.. March t>). There Is no need to compel people to use overhead bridges by legislation, no matter what the experts may suggest. Such a law may arouse enmity between pedestrians and drivers. If such a law is
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      59 11 I FEEL the Property Tax Department Is not giving absent-minded property or land owners a fair chance by Just announcing on television that if assessment dues are not paid, their properties may be confiscated and sold. Sufficient warnings should be given to these owners before action Is taken against them.
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      70 11 THE neglected strip of land In Devonshire Road next to the Singapore Telephone Board, should have been used as a road extension, rather than letting plants and weeds grow wildly. From Exeter Road. If one wants to turn left into Devonshire Road, the plants are so thick, one could hardly
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      88 11 A CCORDINO to an J\ existing rule property owners are not allowed to buy Housing Board flats. I have a piece of land which the Port of Singapore Authority has acquired under the Land Acquisition Act. The land consists of a dwelling house occupied by my relations. Can the HDB
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      82 11 BUS Service No. 160 has given residents of Naval Base many frustrating exper.ences. Frequently residents have to wait as long as two hours for a bus. The bus drivers seem to pull out of the terminus at whatever time that suits them. At times one sees two or three buses
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      64 11 IN SPITE of Government's measures against those responsible for causing pollution, some factories In Jurong are still committing the offence. Under cover of darkness, these factories emit black soot In the evenings or late In the night. Unless something Is done by the authorities to put a stop to this,
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      COURTEOUS SERVICE AT THE JOO CHIAT POST OFFICE
      87 11 COURTEOUS SERVICE AT THE JOO CHIAT POST OFFICE IN recent weeks a lot of criticism has been directed at the postal services. However, in my dealings with the Post Office staff at Joo Chlat. I have noticed that efficient, pleasant and courteous service has been meted out to customers. Many
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      COMMON TV ANTENNA: A SECOND SURVEY BY HDB
      144 11 COMMON TV ANTENNA: A SECOND SURVEY BY HDB WE refer to the letter by "Scorpion" (ST.. March 6). A survey was carried out by the Housing Board in February 1970 to ascertain the response of residents In Blocks 74 80, Commonwealth Drive on the Installation of a common TV antenna.
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      43 11 RESIDENTS of Block 74 and 75 In Prince Charles Square are also facing similar problems regarding the need to instal a common TV antenna. We hope the HDB will consider our request for communal aerials at these two blocks. BLOCK 74. Singapore 3.
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      Of people who prefer privacy to profits
      203 11 Of people who prefer privacy to profits I DO not auree with the suggestion made by "Audi Alterem Partem" asking the Government to lift the Rent Control Act on pre-war buildings (ST.. March 9). I am a pensioner drawing a pension of $405 a month I am paying $51 rent
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      81 11 I REFER to "Greedy Scottish Landlord's" letter (ST., March 7). He seems to have trouble in understanding my letter. I was obviously referring to the reviewer's remarks and therefore I do not accept that the Irish are mad. I do hope that clarifies the matter. I take it that when
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      192 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4 At lunch? Anyway, open up I 8 Right, have meal, then, (7) without menace 5 A detective 1 got to be «harp S Club member, a French (4). nobleman. l» back... (6). 6 Judgement of the press? 10 ...In the newt, reflecting (7. 8). about
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  • The Straits Times
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      BACK IN POWER
      280 12 GAULLISM'S capacity for survival has again been demonstrated. Despite the adverse findings of pre-election public opinion polls, the Gaullists and their allies have retained power and been empowered by the electorate to continue their 15-year-old rule of France. The result of Sunday's run-off ballot was very much
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      SERVING INDUSTRY
      265 12 /X)-ORDINATION between the universities and industry makes sense in a nation where national development is geared to industrial growth, but there can be a danger in over-emp-hasising industry-oriented courses. Other disciplines may be devalued, and undergraduates reading for degrees in the humanities, for instance, may feel neglected and
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    New crisis in Vietnam
    796 12  -  JAMES RESTON By WASHINGTON IN THE last few days, the Pentagon has been complaining that North Vietnam has been moving substantial quantities of military arms, including tanks, into South Vietnam, but it has not made much of the point that this is a clear violation of
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    How Singapore succeeds in keeping down inflation
    1105 12 IN THE WEST PRICE RISES TAKE PLACE ALMOST OVERNIGHT CONCLUDING A TWO-PART ARTICLE By BUSINESS TIMES STAFF GIVEN that the chief cause of rising prices in Singapore is beyond the capacity of the Government to control, there is little that can be done
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      19 12 ABOUT TIME J&^lm YOU OWNED fIHHj f""^"* SEAPCame* m Cft) SINGAPORE 1973 Wi V SEIKO SPmSaB 6110-8500 S. -X
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    Malaysia keen on plan for new body of Asian nations
    223 13 Malaysia keen on plan for new body of Asian nations CANBERRA, Mon. Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail today expressed interest in Prime Minister Gough Whitlam's proposal for a new association of Asian nations, diplomatic sources said. The sources said Australia is anxious to make it clear that Mr.
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    Youth jailed
    25 13 LABOURER LJm Kirn Sal, 17, was jailed two months yesterday lor having two bearing-scrapers at Ponggol Read on Feb. 10. He pleaded guilty.
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    Act of faith in workers justified, says Lee
    440 13 ]y|H. LEE Kuan Yew has said that an act of faith taken three years ago in the ability of the NTUC and workers to work together in a transport co-operative had not been misplaced. The NTUC and the workers had acquitted themselves
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    Pressmen witness official burning of ballot slips
    333 13 TLfl ORE than 700,000 ballot papers used in last 11 September's Singapore General Election were officially destroyed at the Naval Base Government incinerator yesterday. Among those present at the destruction were election officials led by Returning Officer Mr. J.B. de Souza, Press Liaison
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    Talk on labour law at the university
    69 13 Talk on labour law at the university MR. Richard Magnus, former deputy registrar of the Industrial Arbitration Court, whl conduct a 15--lecture course on Labour Law and Labour Relations for the public from March 20. O-ganised by the University of Singapore's department of extramural studies, the lectures will be held
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    Watch your tap!
    24 13 Watch your tap! WATER consumption on Sunday was 105 million gallons (477,000 cubic metres), 4.4 million gallons (20,000 cubic metres) less than on Saturday.
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      138 13 I THE FEATS I I OF SEX I I KO CHUM I Just who was Sek Ko Chum? SB His followers in Singapore HS say that he possessed the fantastic light touch of death, ran without his feet touching the ground and Jumped from floor to roof with ease. H
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      26 13 JLi Lavender Talc YA ££c cv 1 Brilliantine 3CK3 M (only while stocks last) YARDLEY Sti BRILLIANTINE 1 W with the distinctive W Lavender fragrance f^
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      861 13 3.00 PM Opening Announcements 7.10 The Spice of Life (Repeat 5.99 PM Opening and programme 7.29 Programme Summary followed by Where the Heart Mandarin Play) summary 7.24 M.A.S.H.: Yankee Doodle Docis 7.41 News anc I Parliamentary Re- 5,5 Adventures of Rainbow Coun 3.29 For the Fami!y-A Magazine C"£j Ke try,
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  • MAINLY WOMEN
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      Valentina wants to be first on Mars
      829 14 IIfOST weekday mornings, lifter seeing her eight yearold daughter off to one of Moscow's most select comprehensive schools, a dark-haired IM\-year-old Russian housewife can usually be found, not shopping or having coffee with friends, but deep in the study of astro-physics at the
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      MOTHER'S COOKING HELPED PAVE HIS WAY TO SUCCESS
      434 14 DON'T ask me why I became a chef," said Mr. Rudolf Zemman. "I used to watch my mother cooking and I loved it." And at the age of 14 he made up his mind to be a chef. He has not regretted
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      Frame a soft face with a bouncy hairdo
      361 14  -  ONG KIAT BENG By tM>K a look at what's new for this year from the beauty people, this picture gives you an inkling of how fashionable girls will be showing off their hair and face. It's all a very natural look. Well-contrived,
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      111 14 Sanyo ROTARY COMPRESSOR air-conditioner cuts operating costs by 25Z Sanyo's new air-conditioner Alid it'SQlliet tOO 1 Sanyo Rotary Compressor with unique Rotary Compressor H air-conditioners are years ahead consumes 25% less electricity than Because of the Rotary of the others.A great advancement other machines. .only 1,200 watts Compressor, Sanyo's new
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      262 14 Women need Brand's every month There are times in a woman's life when she feels tired and depressed. There are days when she feels drained of energy. That's when she needs the natural goodness of Brand's Essence of Chicken. Many women rely on Brand's Essence of Chicken every month. They
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  • Shipping
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      S'pore firm named distributor of the 'Chockfast'
      298 16  - S'pore firm named distributor of the 'Chockfast' ANTHONY RAMASAMY By PHILADELPHIA Reshu of Ibc United Kingdoin has appointed Kwong S(M>n Engineer ing of Singapore mn sole distributor ana lech nil/Kin of revolutionary method lo support mate i-ngiius. Known as "'Clkx klast Pourable Chorkina System," the method enable* 1 technician!! such
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      782 16 oft MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Ctt SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD MH tat. XX J*» Aaa*aaa> ruala Luaavr. Th Nai«nal S>«pi>ng line ol Maiayva Itnoi SEWKt II Lflaaaa. UWIfWC CONTIKENT mil T| Mam Sutpaait P »«l»ni P««A'I laataaj far: tuaca Miai la Part 11/11 Mar It Hurt 114 1 Mtl 17 4 rtara n
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        45 17 Tfong Sec. 8.00 .90 Sri. Prop. $10 50 +.60 OCBC 134.00 .SO Aetna $5 00 .44 V Cole, 500 +.34 S. Rexln S 2.70 +.30 Urn Hoc S 130 +.30 S. Times $11.30 +.30 M. Cement t 110 +.34 C. Sec. Is 50 .22
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        34 17 M. Brew. III.SC —ISO Humr F-E (8 30 .80 HOB $25.00 SO Mint Ct 382 48 K.ti SI 800 .40 F. Lady t 2.70 30 UAC S 8.70 .30 Wemrnc* 7. 30 .30
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        23 17 Htm rar 159.000 M Bankim 104.000 l.tDßon 90.000 P.M. Cement 19.000 Total Turnover: 1.90 M Total VaJac: (U 24 M
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        41 17 Mar. IH, 11 IndntrUb 4KJ1 «J.&» HoUI. J41.JI M»M ProprtUr. U1M IH-»1 I Tlu: 1M t nMcn: llt.il Hl»> i O.C.B.C. ««JI «M* Ok. m. ItM Me. II. 1«M 1M t Dm. t*. 1M« 1M t iu. i. i*n if
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1543 17 THE last transacted wlc at the ck.se of buiint in tt-.r Singapore and Kuala Lumpur tradlitc rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday compared »iil. t!i« previous day's prices, toccihtr with the 1(73 7} hljh and low i* Adjusted lor all nn issue* i: I ttia Umi Trwal) (Hiniici
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      Bulls and bears tread warily
      365 17 Bulls and bears tread warily P BICES finished narrowly around weekend levels with unsatisfied buyen and sellers pegged very dome to final deals at the stock market yesterday. The openinf market was firm with an overspill of baying Interest from the previous week but IcveU soon yielded on lack of
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2084 17 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported tc th» Singapore and K'tala Lumpur trading roonu of the Btoclt Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shewn In brackets In lots of 1000 units unless otherwise specified. INDI'STKIALS Ac ma. i4MBI ill 490 111
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      KL-Kepong
      150 17 GROUP pre-tax profits of Kuala Lumpur- Kepong Amalgamated are estimated at £809.280 for the first three months ended December 1972. This compares with the equivalent es 1 1 mat ed profit for the first six months of the previous year of £789.000 A statement from the company says the
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      NEWS IN BRIEF
      204 17 B. Lintang IN AN Interim statement for the six months ended December 1972. Batu Lintang' Rubber reports higher pre-tax profits of $735,066 compared with $559,503 for the corresponding period previously and the previous full year earnings of $608,446 The results Include the earnings from the estate In
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      290 17 Move by NYSE to change its 'closed club' policy gA N FRANCISCO: Directors of the New York Stock Exchange have decided to allow Individual Investors and Institutions to take part equally In the trading of all Its listed stocks. The vote of the 21--member board was unanimous and labelled as
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      Asian money market
      132 17 ASIAN rurrencj deposit rates I lor Monday. March 12 US DoMan/UK Sieritn* Faraari exehaact swaaa SPOT 3 46M 3 4731) Rates supplied by P. Murra. -Jones International (Spore). Offtf BM 1 d*r> 9-1-4 2 mtlu 4 mtlu i-1 > 9 mtlu «-3 16 J- 1J I! mth»
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      392 17 BERALT TIN and Wolfram has proposed to rise about £2.207.000 by means of a rights issue on the basis 10 new Ordinary shares for every three Ordinary shares held at par. The company already has borrowings of £465.--000 from a UK bank against a facility of £750
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      Plans by Island Hotels to develop properties
      437 17 AMlil'lTOl'S |)I;iiik have hsCH <lni\vn ii|> b\ lsl:iiul Motels mid Propcftiea (M;il;iv.si;i I lo develop the various properties it owns in Pcnanu into housing estates, holiday resorts, beach notel.s. shopping complexes and other recreational centres. Preliminary discussions with certain interested parties for the
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      The DO's and DONTs for Aussie mining reports
      196 17 The DO's and DONTs for Aussie mining reports CYDNEY: "Greater than Foseidon" estimates of mineral reserves will get short shift in future under tough new listing requirements which came Into force on Australian stock exchanges on March 1. Any company making a similar loose statement will immediately be suspended from
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        Tin up a fraction
        173 17 rpHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered fractionally by 12J cents to $638,121 per plcul on an official offering up 33 tons to 264 tons. LONDON: Cash tin lost fully £5 and Three Months around £10 in a modest turnover last Friday. The lower trend
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        22 17 MARCH 11. RUBBER: 135.75 cents (down l.M cent). TIN: SUS.IZi (up 12) cenU). Official offrrtni ZM tons (up 33 tons).
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        49 17 KM UH LaMoe Cloaol «7S Bainii as.«a aj is Boa* >«i as.?* Mil SarMk CMooS tt.M* U. Maram -CIOOM !■«•> ■'pan in M.4IS w.Jo Spar* ill rao. I'm II) Kaaort anew ta noo-smhas ar*u la US oaakrs par lIMM. 11l Local aaalars prlct* la amcapor* oollara par imi.
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        February shipment
        80 17 SHIPMENT of Straits refined tin from Penang for February 1972 totalled ".180. tons (January 7.409] tons), according to statistics Issued by Straits Trading The following table shows the destination and tonnage, excluding metal shipment from Klang via Port Klang: I. -I Jnlted Kingdom Singapore Jnlted States Xntlnent Canada
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      RUBBER PRICE EASES
      484 17 OPENINO prices In the rubber market yesterday were marked down one cent nominally. Later fair offerings of March through to Jan March 1974 RSS One softened values a half cent further before the market stabilised around the ***** cents level. Apart from selective business In SMR 20
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      SMR BUSINESS
      76 17 J and Rubber AMOCIaUon ol Singapore it neon yMUrd.) (CwrMrt M«atki ihnv/Mti <»U p*r k, (r«> r-r *t IMB SCV 1 1-ton P.IW. ***** IStOON IMS 00 IMOOB IMR 5L .1-UHA P«U«t> IWJO IOOON 140*0 14S00N ItfK 9 .lion P.ll«t> ***** 141. MN 140 00 141 00N IMR
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      Profits and sales up at Roxy Electric
      270 17 Profits and sales up at Roxy Electric ORE TAX profits r at Roxy Electric Industries (Malaysia) rose by 53 4 per cent from $1,455,593 to $2,233,293 for the year ended September 1972. Sales increased by 38 per cent over the previous year and chair man Ll Dak Sum. in his
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      254 17 lIONGKONG. Mon The market opened strong, but half an hour later heavy profit-taking appeared resulting in a large number of share suffering losses. However there were a few exceptions that were able to go pwainst the downward trend arid put on good gains. Among them were Asia Insurance up
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      Hong Kong rates
      36 17 On th« fraa aiaftaatfa tmarhat .t Horn Kon« initnUT in Us. a*la> »aa quota* al 3.0M0 lor T.V. >Dd I stanini »a> unavailable and aata i Ual al |>M <-v viola* al SIS.4U
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      Aussie holiday
      11 17 ALL Australian markets were closed yesterday for Labour Day.
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      WORLD MINE OUTPUT
      244 17 WORLD MINE OUTPUT WORLD mine production (including estimates) of tln-ln-concentrates In October 1972 was 16.900 metric tons compared with 16,500 tons (re vised) In September and 16,400 tons In October 1971. the International Tin Council reports. The 12-morvth moving total of production up to the end of October was 193.500
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      PRODUCE
      94 17 UNQirsM noon CLlliac l I 0,, ha* ><i awkwa. btn Miami Ooomi IK Coat. I S*» B I Hmr: Munlo* ASTA »n.lt !>..« t I IOM NLW tm> Kint. »r...1 »Mi- t• b. Ms M.W »IO Milan San»» n«»l kku* Io b. NLW SIM MUara. aan.ak ASTA black fob
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      724 18 I I F A A i *^H I J McDERMOTT SOUTH EAST ASM PTE. LIMITED. We Invite applications from Singapore citizens for the following vacancies in our organisation:1 Cost Accountant Mast Job Spec. responsible for the day to day supervision of the costing section implementation of new syitenu snd review
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      655 18 ClCklCldC 9IEsTTiEI«W We ore subsidiary company of COMNSMIt MM UMRss) SIEMENS AG of Germany, one of the largest companies in electrical equipment and electronics in the world. We are presently implementing an expansion progr im in Singapore and hove a vocancy for 1 the followine SENIOR position: TRAINEE PLANNING EXECUTIVE
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      396 18 ARCOM (SINGAPORE) PTE. LIMITED HAVE THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES: (A) TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE: Must have a pleasant personality and a food knowledge of Singapore Architects and Engineers. A Technician Diploma in Building Construction win be an advantage. (B) ESTIMATOR: Must have s Technician Diploma in Building Construction and a good knowledge of
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      61 18 fin Insulated Containers Equipe Pte. Ltd. FOR SALE Two new, top-quality 10' x 8' x 8' FIBREGLASS INSULATED and REFRIGERATED CONTAINERS. The refrigeration equipment of these containers incorporate a gasoline engine and electric standby. For further information, phone Sales Manager, Mr. George Rudge, or call personally at the address below
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      631 19 (a) (1 Nama Jtwstaa: Inspekter Polls Percubaan (Lelakl) (11 Nama JabaUn: Polls EM Raja Malaysia. (1U Bahatfan Bahagian II (Dua>. <b> Tangfa CaJI- Inspekter Percubaan $400 x 25-450/ Peperiksaan Inspekter $476 x 25--80 0/Peperiksaan /Ketua Inspekter $840 x 40-1.120. Pemohon-pemohon yang berjaya akan berkhidmat dalam tempoh percubaan selama tlga tahun
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      498 19 PRODUCTION SHIFT SUPERVISOR STAMFORD CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES SDN. BERHAD requires a Production Supervisor to take charge of a shift at its Petallng Jaya Factory. Qualifications Malaysian Citizen, preferably a Malay. Preferably 25-40 years of age. Posseses HSC or above. However, this will be waived for a person with substantial experience. Minimum
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      459 19 TIMBER REQUIRED TIMBER EXECUTIVE to be in charge of logging operations in Trengganu. Qualifications required: Must be a Malaysian citizen and have a sound secondary education, practical knowledge pertaining to logging production, marketing, documentation, supervision and management. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience, with bright prospects for advancement. Transport
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      365 19 Unit Pusat Universiti, cniversiti IS KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA I 1/ I UNIVERSITI MALAYA 1,1,1 UNIVERSITI PERTANIAN MALAYSIA \\JJ CNIVERSITI SAIN 3 V»^ MALAYSIA APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION SESSION 1973/74 Candidates applying for admission to cou ses of study in Unlversltl Kebangsaan Malaysia, Universitl Malaya, Universitl Pertanlan Malaysia and Unlversltl Sains Malaysia are
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      477 19 TENDER NOTICE IBAM SENDIRIAN BERHAD STEAM-BOILER INSTALLATION A PROPOSED INTEGRATED TIMBER COMPLEX AT BUKIT IBAM. PAHANG Tenders are Invited from accredited agents and suppliers (or the above. Only suppliers of large boilers using wood-chips as fuel, need tender. Tender documents can be obtained from the Consulting Engineers. Messrs. Slgoh Din
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    1 Announcements
    40 20 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS. For natural facelifting. brown patches, acne, all skin conditions, regular facials, postnatal and spotreducing consult Louise Klerk, mealcally trained and qualified Beauty Specialist and Physio-therapist with 24 yean tropical experience Hotel bingapura, teiepnone JMI73 (Spore).
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    3 Religious Announcements
    33 20 3 Religious Announcements CACLES RALLY: TONIGHT! 113th 17th March) 7 30 p.m. ginmporc Conference Hall. Hear: Dr. O.D. J, mn. reputed Allan Kvangellit Fealurlng: The Joyful Noliea. The Eagles. David Loo S.B.C Choir.
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    17 Deaths
    134 20 MADAM COH KIM ENG, 72. passed away peacefully on 12 3/1V73. Leaving behind her beloved husband. Fong Ptang Choy. brother Guan Chua. sons, Jimmy and Sonny. daughters. Lily and Nelly, sona-ln-law. Ngim Fong and Moh Choon. daughters-in-law Selina and Joan. 13 grandchildren and one grand son-in-law to mourn
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    21 Acknowledgements
    139 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lim Kheng Thong wishes to express their deepest thanks to all friends, relaof Alpha battery. 22 SAB.. Singapore Armed Forces for their kind condolences, attendance and assistance during their recent bereavement. FAMILY OF the late Mr. Chua Poh Chua thanks all doctors
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      491 20 It: classified advertisements (H Telephone service TOBACCO INOUSTRY Cigarette manufacturen are not glvinK up They are now developing synthetic cigarettes which may reduce the risk of lung cancer. But the big question It: Will the smokers like them? NEW NATION today presents a special report from London on the latest
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      803 20 j b) ■■■>«i»rta>l *J» a—itMal i EXPERIENCED FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with knowledge of Chinese snd English, bookkeeping, typing and correspondence. Working experience In an Import /Export Firm. i Apply with a non-returnable photo I and telephone number (If any). Contact Ooldhlll Enterprise Company Katong P.O. Box 18 Spore 15. Established
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      729 20 FEMALE RECEPTIONIST for Doctor*' Clinic. Salary $120 to $200 depending on experience. Apply Box A ***** S.T. Spore FEMALB TELEPHONE OPERATOR cum receptionist $80/- per month, 46. Zlon Road. Spore, 10. c) BmUm WANTBO 2 Salesmen with own trans port and previous experience to handle exclusive lines of luggage and
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      791 20 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN required, few year* experience In servicing and ma.ntalnence of Electronic Equlpmen Salary negotiable depending on qualification and experience. Apply with full details to Box A ***** ST. B'pore. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS We are a newly established company In the Kallang Basin concerned with the manufacture of T.V. act*, radio*,
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      687 20 VACANCIBS EXIST FOR (1) Kemale shipping clerks Ase 17 SO. Qualifications Senior Cambridge Preference will be given to those whe are sood In math* and can correspond independently. (2) Salesgirl! with minimum Sec. 2 qualifications Interested applicants are requested to call personally at Metro Pte. Ltd. 72 74 High Street
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      659 20 WELL ESTABLISHED MOTOR FIRM require* Female Telephone Operator. Must be able to type. Pleaae apply > In own handwriting to Alexandra P. O. Bos 147. B'pore. WELL ESTABLISHED CIVIL ENGINEERING FIRM REQUIRES 1) Telephone Operator T»p, it Hating full particular and (alary required, enclose recent photograph 2) Chairman Staffman experience
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      832 20 DOG HANOLERS/S B C U R I T V GUARDS Frmaie Clerk training provided Apply 84. Slglap Drive, off Slglap Road. Spore. WAITRESSES WANTED by respectable restaurant Apply personally The BhlD Restaurant 53 Robinson Road B'pore REQUIRED 1 CASHIER and 10 Waitresses. Contact Mr. Ho Tel Spore *****7 from 9
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      794 20 MINT HOUSING AGENCY offers: Dlst. 1C Jalan Arnap apartment luxuriously furnished $750: Ooldhlll Rise terrace luxuriously furnished $1,300. Ladyhill Road luxurious bungalow approximately It acre land Ideal for entertainment $6,300 Also other properties available at dlst 9. 10, 11. Contact *****7 Spore COLONIAL STYLED HOUSE with garage, servant's outhouse. 25,000
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      678 21 (Cont from Page 20) CAIRNHILL i BEDROOMED FUR. nisheo apartment alrcondltloned. crockery, cutlery etc. Short term tenancy Available Immediately Tel' *****2 Spore. Vll ORCHID VILLAGE. Llevated position 2-storey semi-detached 4 alrcondltloned bedrooms. Parquet/ marble flooring. Luxuriously furnished. ******. AVAILABLI IMMEDIATELY. District 9 luxurious 3-bedroom 3-bathroom apartment. Newly furnishel fully carpeted
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      499 21 WANTEO BY a long list of our I clients unfurnished and tastefully furnished detached bungalowa. aemldetached. and apartments In dist. 9 10, 11, Clementi Park. Blnjai Park and Kampong Chantek. Rental payable SI. OOO 54.000 p.m. Oood depoiitt and big advance aasured Apply with full particulars to The Manager. Ongapor*
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      958 21 OIST tO, slngle-atorey detached bungalow 3 bedrooms servant's, separate living and dining, patio, storeroom Outhouse with t rooms. Freehold land of approx. 8,000 aq.ft. Selling at only 5325.000. Interested buyers please call Spore *****9/ MM HILTON TOWER fully furnished 3-bed roomed flat with I alrcondition.rs Tel Spore ***** DEVONSHIRE COURT
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      832 21 PLATS. TERRACE OB SEMI I DETACHED houses required In dlat 9. 10. 11 and IS. Reasonable price offered. Contact Jor.es Real Estate Agency S-A, Raffles Place, 8 pore 1 Tel: *****8. INTERESTED TO PURCHASE FLAT In dlat 9. 10, 11. Terrace or semidetached In dlst 8. SO. 21. M and
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      722 21 PHOENIX TRAVEL COACH TOURS: Cameron/Ipoh 2 Daya 3 Nights 8529 90 Friday. 8*35 00 15 3 73 Pangkor Cameron 6 Days 8590.00 Malaya 5 Daya SSSS.OO Tuesday Haadyal'Songkhla Days ***** 00 Weet Malaysia 7 Daya *****.00 Alrcondltlned Bus SSI3S 00 Sunday Oentlng 3 Day* 8566.00 Thursday Oentlng (AID 2 Days
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      793 21 CHENO RESTHOUSE double room* SU> •Ingle M per day. bathroom attached. 107 Marine Parade *****6, S'por*. J2Ja*»*»E([^^^'^J*"*!l3Bs»»»»»»xJ*i HONGKONG TIM SUM A CHINESE LUNCH 'Dinner Also eater outdoor lunch dinner parties New Kow loon Restaurant. 135 South Bridge Road Trl: *****6 *****7. COME FOR THE BEST noodle In town Won Hup
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      943 21 EXPERIENCED ORADUATB TIACHIR offers tuition to European children at his Specialist Centre at 33? Peninsula Shopping Complex. Coleman street Mentally retarded children accepted. For appointment ling Miss aiagdallne (Secretary! 3964)6 B'pore. NEW SOCIAL DANCING CLASSES for beginners commencing 7 30 p.m. Thursday 15.3 73 and also 4 SO p.m. Saturday
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      653 21 I*M MOB (OFT-TOP. Wire wheel. Accident free Guaranteed to pleaae 53.500 353 Telok Kurau Road. B'pore 15. 19** ALFA ROMCO t*C9 Olulla. Immaculate. New Konls. brakes. clutcb. paintwork *****7 after 5 SO pm I*7o HOLOIN KINGtWOOO AIR CONDITIONED. 2.650 CC tip top condition. (6.500 0., o Tel: *****3 spore -.9M
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    $300 m loan offer to finance projects
    250 22 THE Government is offering a taxfree loan or $300 million consisting of a composite issue of registered stock. The stocks, which will mature In two, five, 10 and 15 years, will carry interest rates of 4] per cent, 5 per cent, 5| per
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    Arts subjects classes
    32 22 PRE- UNIVERSITY and Secondary Four classes In arts subjects will be held weekly at the YMCA In Orchard Road from Saturday. Those Interested can contact the YMCA tel. *****.
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    A mighty handful under Herma's 'silver hands'
    213 22 TIERS are the "silver hands" that have moved a choir for 25 summers into sunburst after sunburst of songs. What with 50 boisterous students making up the choir, it's a mighty handful for Mrs. H e r m a Kramm. Mrs. Kramm who
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      549 22 classified +W advertisements (Cont. from Page 21) BASSET HOUNDS 19 months old I'nrelnted pair Imported from Australia. Both of excellent pedigree Owner moving to flat. Price: 51. 50' for the pair. Tel: Spore *****1 Holibv HEALTHY FEMALE BOXER PUP PIES, fawn and brlndle. sire Engllsr and Malaysian Champion. Tel: *****7
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      516 22 I A LOCAL COMPANY has several Pioneer status licences and Franchise agreements to manufacture Alrcondilloners. refrigerators and bouse- hold appliances In Indonesia, seeks financier or partner to operate op a Joint-venture or takeover basis. Please reply to Box A 430 8.T., Ipoh i AGENTS WANTED for the promotion and sales
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      312 22 COMFORT AIRCONDITiOMINO COMPANY for Sanyo. Chrysler. Mitsubishi. Hitachi. Packaged and split unit. Also Service and Repair all types. Tel: Spore *****4. INVITATION CAROS AND STATIONERY printing service available Contact Ace Printing Company 136. Blk II Jalan Batu Tel: *****4 Spore. NEW SHIPMENT GERMAN LAMP rmtnr.s Just arrived. Very reasonable price
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      94 22 HI jftfgPPSgsV gHLfI SsgSBBBBBBBBBBBBBsH. W |Pg i| ILs/.^^ I Quick Start System I I^^^^^HP^f *Long Life, Guaranteed Reliability I il<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<«| I K^ Clear Stable picture I %Plug- in Part for Easy Service I He<<HH^ *High Safety Standards I I<<<lil<<<<Hlf Remarkable Economy I b^eIHBP^ cs t^ ie trans stors n Hitachi
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      SBA name 14 for Indon tour training
      294 23  - SB A name 14 for Indon tour training JOE DORAI By gINGAPORE Badminton Association have selected 14 F and N Scheme badminton trainees to train with world champions Indonesia from Friday to March 31 in Jakarta as a build-up campaign. The 14 young "potentials" will be "adopted" by the Indonesian
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      SONI'S PLEA FAILS TO GET LEAVE FOR THREE
      179 23 SONI'S PLEA FAILS TO GET LEAVE FOR THREE NEWPORT, Mon.— Three Newport Rugby players, all schoolmasters, yesterday were refused leave of absence by the local education committee to tour South Africa and Rhodesia with the Newport team In May despite a plea on their behalf by the only coloured member
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      Seletar's new club house
      43 23 THE Member of Parliament for Sembawang. Mr. Teong Eng Slong. will open the new clubhouse of Seletar Sports Club at Durban Road In Sembawang at 7 p.m. on April 7. The opening ceremony will be followed by a reception.
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      Bankers draw
      22 23 LEE Wah Bank held Car Parks Division to a 1-1 draw In a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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      9 teams enter SHA tourney
      37 23 NINE teams have entered for the Singapore Hockey Association Under-23 hockey competition starting en Saturday. They are Police. SRC, Indian Association SAFSA A. SAFSA ■B". Ceylon BC. Jansenltet, Khalsa and Combined Schools.
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      Sasa agree to host Asian meet
      222 23  - Sasa agree to host Asian meet ALBERT JOHNSON By CINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association have agreed in principle to host the preliminary round Asian water-polo championship here before the World tournament in Belgrade in August. Sasa's acceptance to organise the first Asian water-polo tournament was a follow-up to an official request
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      46 23 A New Zealand forward (second from left) leaps high to beat an Indonenesian player to the ball during the opening round of the World Cup socer eilmln ation match between Indonesia and New Zealand in Sydney yesterday. The game resulted in a oneall draw. UPI radiopic.
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      Morale boosting display by hockey players
      494 23 Morale boosting display by hockey players pLAYERS and offi- clals of the National hockey team must not be complacent over their 10-0 teasing of the Cyprus British Army team last week. This was only a 70-minute practice session and not a test of strength. Oar boys, now in the second
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      915 23 THE LIST IF APPLICATIONS WILL OPEN AT 10 A.M. ON THURSDAY. THE 15TH MARCH, 1973 REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE ISSUE OF $300,000,000 TAX FREE REGISTERED STOCK, (LOAN NO. 1 OF 1973) 4| PER CENT PER ANNUM MATURINC IST MARCH, 1975 5 PER CENT PER ANNUM MATURINC IST MARCH, 1978 51 PER
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      229 23 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA SINGAPORE PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT The Committee of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia Singapore has decided that with effect from the Ist day of April 1973, the practice hitherto of Broker Nominee Companies entertaining claims made in respect of dividends, rights, bonuses, interest and any other claims made
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      30 23 ygrpwMMg /^l^fLJi itAnmmxv* onto ly^^lglkl"* R4U <9 w**** i"£P£»is h 1,/ &~fe~ p*»v«wT^Tw«u!ce 1 rfr gMMg^gMgnHgHH JaP [KB/I* />J>-— l^ [*W* TlijUW-FtfiCTON W^tM^fe L ii v^Lk^hiH I Lontlon Express Service.
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      FOREMAN MAY FIGHT BUGNER
      111 24 FOREMAN MAY FIGHT BUGNER LONDON, Mon. World i heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman arrhed In London today amid speculation that he would be prepared to defend his title against Britain's European champion Joe Bugner. Foreman, who is here to make personal and television appearances, said when he arrived by air
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      Gifford revels on spinning wicket
      187 24 Gifford revels on spinning wicket RAWALPINDI. Mon. Spin bowlers revelled In the conditions here today and during the six hours of play in the match between the MCC and the President's XI a total of 19 wickets fell. At the end of the second day. MCC, with nine wickets left,
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      Byers bags hattrick in Scramble
      166 24 piONEER Racing Team's new star, Ray Byers, showed splendid form on Sunday to score a hattrick in the SMSC Motorcycle Scramble meeting at Colombo Camp. In a rain -marred meet Byers won the Overall, Expert and the 1266 cc and above class with a superlative
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      Call for a mini-circuit to woo the leading golfers
      479 24  -  ERNEST FRIDA By fHE secretary of the organising committee of the Singapore Open, Harry Knaggs, yesterday suggested the formation of a mini-circuit among the South East Asian countries as the best way to woo the top professional golfers to tournaments in
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      Stars' pullout a big blow
      255 24  -  MAURICE KHOO By KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The withdrawal of top Taiwanese and Japanese pros has dealt a severe blow to the Malaysian Open golf championship which begins on Thursday at the RSOC course. This Is most disappointing to Malaysian golf fans and particularly to the
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      Forces get third win
      259 24  -  JOE DORAI By FfcEFENDING cha m- pions Armed Forces scored their third win in the FAS League Div. One beating Singapore Cricket Club 3-1 at Jalan Besar stadium last night, but they showed no improvement in their play. As in their three previous outings, their play
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      44 24 TAMPINEB ROVERS edg*d Guihrle Waugh by 2-1 In their FAS league Dlv One match hi Jalan Besar last night. Rovers took the lead through Malik but Oulam Mohamtd equalised before the Interval Ow Slew Kon? hit In the winner for Rovers.
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      Lock icon Canadians keep three titles at home
      108 25 Canadians keep three titles at home 'TORONTO, Mon. Cana- dians won three of the four Duals in the Canadian Open badminton championships list night, including a major upset in the women's singles. Nancy McKlnley of Toronto defeated British champion Margaret Beck 2-11. 11-8, 11-7. Jamie Paulson. 24, of Toronto beat
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      156 25 Finn wins Daytona race on a Yamaha DAYTONA BEACH. Mon. Jama Saarinen of Finland rode a works Yamaha 350 cc to victory yesterday in the 32nd annual Daytona 200-mlle motorcycle event, becoming the first foreign rider to win the .vent in 23 years. The last foreign rider to win this
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      KL races
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      42 25 LOS ANGELES. Mon. Firmer Olympic hammer throwIng gold medalist Harold Connolly of the United States and his Czech wife, former Olympic discus champion Olga Fikotova are to divorce after nearly 16 years of marriage. They have four children. Bernama-AFP.
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      112 25 Fantastic— by 5 lengths in Pakistan Derby LAHORE. Mon. English Jockey Tony Shrive rode even money favourite Fantastic to a live-length victory In the Pakistan Derby here yesterday. Fantastic, a fllly trained by Oyton-born D.J. Selvaratnam. streaked over the last furlong to win from Nasare Karam '6-1 >. with Deedawar
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      281 25  - Harbridge rates Showgirl 'best I have ridden EPSOM JEEP I B 1 YL E Harbridge said: "She's the best stayer I have ever ridden." He was talking to me about Showgirl V, after winning the Singapore Derby at Buklt Tlmah on Sunday. "She was going so well right from the
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      466 25 Kanhai leads f ightback by WI SKIPPER Rohan Kanhai was leading a West Indies recovery against Australia when the third day of the Second Test ended here yesterday. At the close, the West Indies were 83 runs behind Australia's first innings of 324 on a turning and cracking Kensington Oval
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      106 25 OOQOTA, Mon Colombia beat Jamaica 3-2 in their Davis Cup North American rone tie here yesterday. Ivan Molina of Colombia beat Alan Roll 6-3. 6-0. 6-0 in the third singles to notch a winning 3-1 lead. In the final singles Richard Russell narrowed the margin for Jamaica
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      155 25 TREVINO WINS DORAL BY ONE STROKE MIAMI. Mon. Lee Tre--11 vino held off the challenges of Bruce Crampton of Australia and Tom Welakopf to win the US$l5O,OOO Doral Eastern Open golf championship by one stroke here yesterday. Trevino shot a one-under-par 71 for a 12-under-par 276 total at the Doral
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      44 25 LONDON, Mon. Liverpool, the current leaders, were yesterday quoted as 6 to 4 on favourite to win this season's English Football League championship. Bookmakers Joe Coral listed Leeds United as 100 to 30 second favourites and Arsenal at 4 tol. Reuter.
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      193 25 Test sides to pay tribute to Frank Worrell BRIDGETOWN, Mon. Australian and West Indies cricketers will pay tribute to former West Indies captain, the late Sir Frank Worrell, at a wreath -lay ing ceremony at his (rave side befirr the Second Test here resumes tomorrow, it was announced here. Sir
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      98 25 ATHENS, Mon. Panathinai- kos goalkeeper Wssihos Constantinou has been suspended for one year from all Oreek league matches for alleged bad behaviour yesterday during his club's game against Olymp'akos of Piraeus. George Vladlmlros. secretarygeneral of the Directorship of Sports, said the goalkeeper had defamed Oreek soccer as a
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      295 25 World marks by 3 women OOTTERDAM, Mon.— World records by Bulgarians Yoraanku Blagoyeva and Stefka Yordanova and Verona Bernard of Britain were the highlights of the second day of the European indoor athletics cham pionships here yesterday. Yordanka Blagoyeva was an Impressive winner of the women's high jump final. She
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      67 25 HARTFORD (Connecticut), Mon. Ken Rosewall clinched the World Cup tennis tournament for Australia here yesterday when he beat Stan Smith of the United States 6-7. 8-0. 6-4. John Newcombe and Roy Emerson gave Australia their fifth win when they beat Arthur Ashe and Marty Rlessen 7-6.
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    115 26 KHARTOUM, Mon. A special commission appointed to investigate the Black September attack on the Saudi Arabian embassy early this month has included murder among four charges laid against the guerillas, the Government Press said. On the murder charge, the eight guerillas who killed two
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    136 26 Girls who were forced to wed in Zanzibar flee to Teheran TEHERAN. Mon— Three young girls of Persian origin, who fled from Zanzibar where they were reported to have been forced to marry government officials in 1971. arrived here by air from Karachi. They were identified as Vajiheh Youssef. 15.
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    44 26 SAFPORO (Japan). Mon. A miner, trapped In a pit by a cave-in, was rescued today nearly 77 hours after the lncldfr.t Police said the ?urvlvor. Wataru Kuratani 35. was rushed to a hospital and was reported In a good condition. AP.
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    167 26 WHY I DID NOT TOPPLE SOEKARNO -BY SUHARTO lAKARTA. Mon. PrrsiJ dent Suharto today explained why he did not state a military coup to topple the late President Soekarno after the abortive communist takeover in October 1965. 'Ambitious people lusting for power could have staged a counter-coup." he said in
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    24 26 TUNIS. Men. Libya is to adopt a law against oil pollution of the sea providing for prkon ?entenc«s In some cases. Reuter.
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    327 26 SAIGON. Mon. LONDON. Mon. The first extended strikes in the history of the British civil service today mark the latest attempt by trade unionists to force Prime Minister Edward Heath to think again about introducing legal curbs on wages. About 4.000
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    53 26 HONO KONO. Mon. Police arrested 1.286 people In drug raids last month In various parts of the colony. A police spokesman said five kilos of opium, eight kilos of heroin. 11.8 kilos of barbitone. half a kilo of morphine and 225 opium pipes were seized in
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    482 26 TONUON, Mon. |.|uiti. »rrr n.ir- rtiwly mix.. i in vrrv qulrl Iradlnq *»n thr »i... k i. tixUv. with M-nti-'"■l.l Mill IMIIUI n.i-.l t» minium. i in- lustn.l mm, At 3 p.m. thr I in, mi i. il Tlnip* Intlc* wa- up 4.7 lit 433.4. ll.iro.ilnv ii .Mil..
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    324 26 Hanoi gives list of 108 PoWs to the United States TtfORTH Vietnam today turned over to the United States a list of 107 military prisoners and one civilian PoW it said would be released on Wednesday in Hanoi, the US Military Command announced. But the United States said it had
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    53 26 SYDNEY. Mon A strike by 1.500 Maritime Services Board wages division employees «e.louMy disrupted shipping in Sydney Harbour today. The strike In protest over the retrenchment of 51 building tradesmen, began at midnight la-t night nnd Is to last .it least until Friday mvnlng. when the men
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    60 26 ROME Mon. A senator has Introduced a BUI that would make blood donations compulsory to ease a "serious blood shortage" In hospitals Senatoi Augusto P.emoli. a Liberal and president of tne Senate's Health Commission, said that his Bill would make It obligatory for all healthy cltliens
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    55 26 GENEVA. Mon Nuclear arms negotiators from the United States and the Sovle* Union met here today for the first <-! a new round of talks on curbing strategic offensive weapons United States Ambassador Mr. Alexis Johnson called on Soviet Deputj Foreign Minister Vladimir Semycnov at
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