The Straits Times, 12 May 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon Lee on the $plit
    197 1 TOKYO. Friday 'Unlikely to create any instability for either country../ ]t|R. Lee Kuan Tew said i i today Malaysia's decision to terminate monetary union with Singapore was unlikely to create any Instability for either country. "I do not know if it was possible to keep it
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    For us it's August 7
    163 1  -  LESLIE FONG P.M. CALLS FOR A JOINT NAVAL TASK FORCE: SEE BACK PAGE By Dollar-for-ringgit exchange at par assurance THE Singapore Government yesterday assured residents and visitors here that they could continue exchanging their Malaysian dollars for Singapore currency at the prevailing par value up
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    For us it's August 7
    58 1 4 THE Singapore Government has no intention of changing its par value in relation to gold. At long as the value of the Molaysian ringgit is not changed in relation to gold, one Molaysian ringgit will continue to be worth one Singapore dollar flft until
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    THE DOLLAR ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY: SEE PAGE 9
    559 1 THE DOLLAR ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY: SEE PAGE 9 The Government's assurance was given In a statement by the Finance Ministry following the surprise announcement by the Malaysian Treasury on Thursday that Singapore dollars would not be exchanged at par in Malaysia after May 19. The Government Is talcing these steps
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    Stock mart to re-open on Monday
    440 1  - Stock mart to re-open on Monday BOB NG By SHARE dealings in both the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and SingaiKJie suspended since last Wednesday will resume at 10 a.m. on Monday, it was announced yes- lerday. Business will, as before, end at
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    Lock icon US doubles stockpile rubber sales
    56 1 US doubles stockpile rubber sales WASHINGTON, Fri. The United State. is .doubling its sales of erode natural robber from the national stockpile, it was annoonced here today. The General Services Administration said It will sell the robber at a rate of 8.333 lone tons a month, with an annoal limit
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    Lock icon SEAGULLS ALMOST CAUSED 747 CRASH
    92 1 SEAGULLS ALMOST CAUSED 747 CRASH SYDNEY, Fri.— A flock of seagulls on the run way nearly caused a Jumbo jet with 366 passengers to crash at Sydney airport recently, a Qantas airlines spokesman disclosed today. A Qantas 7478 jet was just lifting off when it hit the gulls, putting an
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    Dr K-Tho talks: It's official
    68 1 Dr K-Tho talks: It's official WASHINGTON. Fri. Presidential Adviser Dr Henry Kissinger will meet Hanoi's Le Due Tho In Paris next Thursday. It was announced here and In Hanoi today. The announcement said the two officials would meet "to review the Implementation of the Paris agreement on ending the war
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    Police kill five rebels
    40 1 RANGOON, Fri. Burmese police have shot dead five rebels In separate clashes and suffered two dead In exchange, accordIng tc local Press reports today. Pour pro-communist rebels were killed In two skirmishes with police last Monday
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    So hotel boss is made to give to charity
    553 1  -  EVELYN NG COURT IS TOLD OF MISLEADING STATEMENTS TO STOCK EXCHANGE ABOUT COMPANY By JJOTKL Singapura Intercontinental managing director Ng Teug Pong wns made to make very substantial contribution* 1 to the Government for charitable pur* poses ;is a result of
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    Lock icon Press chiei dies
    27 1 TOKYO Fri -Mr Masulchl Midoro. former president of the Asihi Shimbun. died of lung cancer at his Tokyo home tonight He was 88— Reuter
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    Lock icon Dean to appear before Senate investigators
    89 1 Dean to appear before Senate investigators SEE PAGE S WASHINGTON. Fri J*ha W. Dean, fired laat week aa White House Irfsl n— Ml, was lumtnoned before Senate Inreittfatori today for que»tioninf under oath about thr WaUrcmtr icandal.— I'PI. Bombings to continue SEE PAGE 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. Th» I niUd 8Utn
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      114 1 MAN WHO TRIED TO BUY SHIRTS WITH $10 000 NOTE Pago c MITCHELL and Stans indicted t DEAN tells of bid to silence him 3 CONGRKSS "mutiny" over bombing of Cambodia 4 COLOUR studios for KTV 8 HOTEL director fined $15.« M 10 THAI rice dearer 15 CROSSWORD 6 NIOHT
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  • NEW YORK; Fri.
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      377 2 Those Who Know Bag l^rffl'll J mm^ Tan, please bring in the Taylor filer The National Intercom System with Exchange makes inter-off ice com|(|^^munication as easy as picking SN^k^^MP'"^P *to® phone. 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 vt 243 H| SW It I H «rtd-'rae lo^d-veaking j 111
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      Lock icon Dean: Blatant efforts made to intimidate me...
      1395 3 'I WANT THE TRUTH TO COME OUT... I'M NOT WILLING TO TAKE THE BLAME' WASHINGTON, Fri. JOHN Wesley Dean III, former counsel to President Nixon, today charged that there was a concerted effort "to get me" and prevent him from testifying fully and
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      Lock icon I don't want to know anything, Nixon tells Richardson
      247 3 I don't want to know anything, Nixon tells Richardson WASHINGTON, Fri. Mr. Elliot Richardson testified today that President Nixon has told him he doesn't want to be kept informed about the Watergate investigations and prosecutions. There Is to be "an arm's length relationship" between the Justice Department and the White
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      Lock icon 'IMPEACH NIXON' BANNER COSTS SCHOOL $2.5 MIL
      126 3 'IMPEACH NIXON' BANNER COSTS SCHOOL $2.5 MIL PASADENA (California), Fri. The students at Cal Techs Debney House who hung an "Impeach Nixon" banner on the school library said that, in the light of the Watergate scandal, they "Just wanted to see what response it would generate." "That picture is going
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      Lock icon Mobile hospital for Vietnam
      58 3 UMTOON Fri A mob* hospital financed by two major British leltcf organisations will be flown from he-e to Hanoi tomorrow for me In remote villager In North Vietnam The two organisations supplyIng the hospital, to be shipped through Moscow In 35 crates, are War on Want
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      Lock icon Gift horses
      25 3 TAIP E H. Fri.— Six Arab horses, a gift from Jordan's Crown Prince Hassan to President Chiang, arrived at Kaosslung port yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Congress 'mutiny' over bombing of Cambodia
    694 4 Congress 'mutiny' over bombing of Cambodia Cheers at House's anti-war vote WASHINGTON. Fri. I PRESIDENT Nixon's lettered Administration had an unprecedented Congressional mutiny on its hands today following the House of Representatives vote to end IS bombing of Cambodia. Amid cheers and applause, the House yesterday voted against the Administration's
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    Lock icon SOLDIER SHOOTS SIX, THEN HIMSELF
    110 4 SOLDIER SHOOTS SIX, THEN HIMSELF SEOUL, Fri. A soldier killed six people in a 120-mile (190 km) shooting spree today, held 200 police and troops at bay for four hours and then committed suicide. The Army said PFC Na Sang-jong went berserU on overnight guard duty at his camp near
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    Lock icon CPA jet crash: Thai officer on murder charge
    218 4 CPA jet crash: Thai officer on murder charge BANGKOK. Fri —The Thai Government today charged a police officer with the premeditated murder of 81 people killed when a Cathay Pacific airliner crashed in South Vietnam last year. The prosecution accused Lt. Somchai Chaiyasut of caus.ng a bomb to be planted
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    Lock icon GUERILLAS ESCAPE INTO SYRIA AFTER ATTACK ON LEBANESE
    213 4 BEIRUT, Fri—Palestinian commandos attacked Lebanese troops with rocket and mortar lir< today at Arida in northern Lebanon. The army fired burl: and the attackers wlthdrpu across the Syrian border, the military said. In Beirut several people were killed and an unknown number
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      58 4 NARi tf« Mil A HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to INTER-ASTRA (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD, on the occasion of the official opening of P. T. UNITED TRACTORS, JAKARTA their new associate company in the Astra Group From: i«..m w.» w. in. c v. m+a tmmtm, p.t. D.i w.,«. nm*m >Hrn 107- ill, H^« J
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  • WORLD NEWS FOUR
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      Lock icon Marcos eases clamp on the Press
      169 5 Marcos eases clamp on the Press MANILA. Fri -The Martial Law Administration today created a new all-civilian media council to supervise the operation of all newspapers, magazines, radio and television networks in the Philippines. President Ferdinand Marcos also lifted military control on the processing of travel documents for Filipinos going
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      397 5 Mao's man in HK can make it tough for Governor LONDON. Friday gHITAIN is resisting China I bid for political representation in Hongkong became Peking's man in the colony would rival the authority of Governor Sir Murray Maclehose. An authoritative source, reporting this today, said Britain thus far has given
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      Lock icon WARSAW STOPOVER FOR BREZHNEV
      103 5 WARSAW STOPOVER FOR BREZHNEV WARSAW, Fri. Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev arrived here today for 24-hour visit prior to his trip to Bonn. Mr. Brezhnev, who leaves tomorrow for a quick visit to East Berlin, was welcomed by his Polish counterpart. Mr. Edward Oterek, and other party and government
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      Gift warship
      22 5 JAKARTA. M. A dmtroyer given to the Indonesians by the United BUte« hu arrived In Bltung. north Sumatra from Ouim,
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      55 5 SAO PAULO: Robbers cut off a Brazilian engineer's hand when he refused to give them his watch. Johannes Hess 37, picked up his severed hand, wrapped it In a piece of paper and sped of? In his car to a hospital. Doctors said he had a "70 per cent chance"
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      25 5 HONG KONG: Dr Jim Cairns. Australia's Minister of Overseas Trade, left here for China today. He will be Joined in Peking by 13 Australian businessmen.
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      38 5 HONO KONG The government will impose stlffer penalties to combat increasing crime In the colony. An ofnc'al spokesman said today criminals will be given longer Jail terms and courts will be able to order caning for Juvenile delinquents
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      33 5 GENEVA: The United States rejected the idea of a round of hast -West trade talks under the auspices of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe here, because it would not be practical.
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      46 5 HONO KONG Rain has fallen on most of China, relieving fears of a second consecutive drought and arousing hopes of a bumper harvest. The Communist newspaper Ta Kung Pan said that "timely rain had fallen on Hopel. Shantung, Honan and L'.aonlng In the last few days
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      33 5 KHARTOUM: President J a a far el Nimciry announced the names of the members of his new 13-man cabinet and an attorney -general and said he would retain the post of Defence Minister.
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      31 5 WASHINGTON Dr. Henry Kissinger returned after four days of talks with Soviet leaders. He will be reporting to President Nixon on his 25 hours of meetings In the Soviet Union. Agencies.
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      25 5 ABIDJAN: Ministers from 59 African nations moved towards broad agreement on the need to present a united front on major International economic and monetary issues.
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      30 5 BONN: The West German Bundestag voted for ratification of Bonn's historic goodneighbour treaty with East Germany which will open the way for both German states to Join the United Nations.
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      32 5 PEKING: American officials moved Into what will be the temporary home of the first U.S. liaison office in Peking and said chief of mission David Bruce would arrive here next Monday. Agencies.
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    295 5 Swing-wing bombers fly in to support troops in battle OHNOM PENH, Fri. I American warplar.es. Including swing -wing Fill bombers, flew heavy raids across southern Cambodia today within hours after the US Congress refused to approve official funding for the air campaign here. Some of the strikes were so close
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    117 5 MELBOURNE. Fri. A meeting of 35 major federal trade unions agreed yesterday to put a total ban on French aircraft, shipping, goods and communications to protest France's projected nuclear tests. A resolution proposing the union action was unanimously passed and their decision will
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      206 5 OPERATIONS MANAGER 552,500-$3,000 An international service organisation US. based with an established Singapore subsidiary Is seeking a well-qualified and experienced Operations Manager. He will reDort to the Managing Director and he will be responsible for the coordination of leading functions In the areas of Planning Control. Manufacturing Engineering, and Manufacturing.
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      469 5 FtKJtCA announces I the end I of the 1 needle The new Fujica STBOI has the most sophisticated light metering system in the world ■Mft MM With 3-way focusing, shutter speed or the left. LEO light meter I on the right the STBOI viewfinder is a real Control Center' 1
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    Cheaper processed chicken with opening of plant
    188 6 Cheaper processed chicken with opening of plant CINGAPOREs first factory to produce cheap but high qualityprocessed chicken for the table was opened here yesterday. Lee Brothers Poultry Industries Pte. Ltd. a project supported by the Development Bank of Singapore, said It will provide consumers with processed chicken at 15 cents
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    Escapee fined $500
    49 6 A MAN who escaped from the custody of a police officer was fined! *500 or three months Jail yesterday. Ang Oeok Heng. 21, admitted escaping after being detained by P. C. Chua Chee Chong at Beach Road on Thursday for alleged fraudulent possession of a bicycle
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    Police seek help of this man
    109 6 Police seek help of this man POLICE are anxious to contact Sim Cbau Knee, 27, alias Sway Tee above who they believe can assist them in their investigations into the murder of a 74-year-old woman at Beo Crescent on Chinese New Year's eve. Madam Ho Cheak was found battered to
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    $1,800 fine for four firms
    64 6 POUR construction companies were fined a total of 11.800 yesterday for allowing mosquitoes to breed at their worksites last month. Hock Llan Building Co.. Khean Hong Construction, Ban Ouan Enterprises (Pte.) Ltd. and Sin Soon Lee Realty Co. admitted failure to comply with orders from
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    Jaycee talks
    34 6 MR. Yusufl Tacoobally and Mr. Bobby Lim Chye Huat. members of the Junior Chamber of Singapore, will attend the North American Region Jaycee conference In Winnipeg, Canada, from May 10 to It.
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    I was afraid of being attacked, says Tamblyn
    724 6  -  T .F HWANG 'DEVELOPER SOUNDED ABUSIVE' By MR. LAN Tarn blyn, 27, managing director of a holding co mpany, described yesterday a telephone conversation with a developer which, he said, made him (Mr. Tamblyn "apprehensive of physical attack." At the other end
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    Courses on folk dances
    71 6 Courses on folk dances THE Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe will hold six dance courses at Chong Hock Olrls' School In Telok Ayer Street, from May 28 tq June 8. A Taiwan folk dance Instructor. Mr. Yang Chiang Sionjc will conduct two of the courses. Those Interested m»y register at Chong
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    Stedfast Club officials
    42 6 MR. 8. P. Chua was re-elec'-ed president of the Stedfiust Club of the Boys Brigade :or 1973/74. Other officials are: Mesaers John Defoe fice-preaWent Edgar Ramallngam (secretary) Lee Llat "heng (treasurer) and Rev. Peti Hsteh who was reelected chaplain.
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    Dye in drain
    30 6 SINGAPORE Towels Manufacturing (Pte.) Ltd., ot Chua Chu Kang Road, was fined (500 yesterday for discharging dye into a drain on April 3. The company pleaded guilty
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    Eight underpaid
    31 6 TAN Brothers Engineering of Boon Keng Road was fined WOO yesterday for falling to pay overtime to eight employees on May > last year. The company pies a ed guilty
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    Sweep prize payments
    78 6 PAYMENTS lor the three digit (SlOOi prizes of the Siiirupore Sweep Draw 5/73 held 00 May 8. will be made from Wednesday. The four-digit < $250— J500 1 and other prizes will be paid from Friday. Payment will be made at Singapore Pools (Pte.i Ltd Rooms 219-228.
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    Fined for theft
    31 6 LABOURER Rajandran V Nadarajah. 17. was fined $NX yesterday by the Secord Magistrate's Court lor stealing 1( kilos of electric cable from Pulai Ayer Chawan on May 10.
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    BRITAIN ACCEPTS M.M SINGAPORE DEGREE
    101 6 THK decree of Master of Medicine (Surgery) of the University of Singapore's Post graduate School Is now recognised by the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the university ann o v n eed yesterdayThe local derree. considered equivalent to the FRCS. can be the prerequisite
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    Man who tried to shop with a $10,000 note
    226 6 Man who tried to shop with a $10 ,000 note ROAD sweeper Mohsin bin Shaik Omar, 27, was detained when he went to a shop to buy shirts with a $10,000 note, a court heard yesterday. "The shopkeeper was suspicious and called the police because he had read in the
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      205 6 Straits Times Crossword ACSOSS Major In the Sapper* In the 1 D.U of journey, end? (6. 1). «J7 on rt ht (7) Iff considerate to H»e r»W J sjfiS" «v« Mh ood, is sf^ft. ,r d *h 11 Sal' and Hetty become furtive 14 ■J? rjr Ikr rtulU Bob ho
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    No railing to fasten his safety belt—so man falls ko death
    162 7 No railing to fasten his safety belt— so man falls ko death- A LABOURER who did not wear his safety belt because he could not find a railing to fasten his belt hook, fell 200 feet from a platform to his death, a coroner was told yesterday. Wong Yap Seng,
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    Fined $400 for late report
    58 7 ASSOCIATED Bus Services was fined $400 yesterday for failing to report an accident within 10 days to the Labour Ministry. A court heard that conductor Boon Ah Kow was Injured in the accident in North Bridge Road on Jan. 28 last year which was reported
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    Annual meeting
    25 7 SINOAPORE Art Society will hold Its annual meeting In the lecture hall of the National Museum on May 20 at 7 30 p.m.
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    Bids for EB 2001-6000
    47 7 BIDS for new car registration numbers series EB 2001 to EB 6000— will open on Monday for two weeks The series will be suffixed with an alphabet serving as the official reference and are only for new cars. Minimum bid will be $250.
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    Executive Nite
    41 7 THE Executive Officers Branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will hold an Executive Nlte 73 dinner and dance at Island Ballroom. Shangri-La Hotel, on May 26 under the patronage of the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sul 6*n
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    Japanese business acts to cool off rising tempers
    231 7 JAPANESE businessmen in Singapore have already agreed to take two immediate steps to cool local irritation over their aggressive business practices here. A vice-president of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Trade here, Mr. K. Sakurai, said his members would henceforth refrain
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    Crash!—and Toto box is out of business
    95 7 Crash!— and Toto box is out of business tK>R this wooden Toto booth r In Moulmein Road It was a big let-down from the huge tree that had shaded It for so many months. A giant branch from the tree crashed on the booth at 10 p.m. on Thursday. The
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    JAILED: DRIVER WHO KILLED GIRL
    114 7 JAILED: DRIVER WHO KILLED GIRL A LORRY driver, Ho Whew Kirn, 23, was jailed for nine months by the fourth magistrate's court yesterday for fatally knocking down a woman clerk, Mlm tig Poh Slan, 23, in Dnnearn Road on Feb. K He was alto disqualified from driving for two yean.
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    Insurance union officials
    105 7 MR. Alan Tan Hwa Soon was elected president of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employers' Union (or 1973 76 at the unions recent first triennial delegates' conference. Other officials are: Messrs Joseph Tan Kheng Huat and Andrew Ooh Poh Hong 1 1st and 2nd vice-presidents respectively). SB. Sharma
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    Shares talk
    45 7 MR. DO Heddlge. chairman of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore from 1970 to 1972. will talk on Causes of Share Market Fluctuations at a lunch meeting of the Singapore Professional Centre at the Gardenia Room. Shangri-La Hotel. at 12.45 pm. today
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    Rubber brokers meet today on the dollar split
    193 7 RUBBER brokers and dealers meet In Kuala Lumpur today in an emergency session to discuss the effects of the Malay-sia-Singapore dollar split. The meeting, called by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange, will discuss ways cf countering the effects of the currency split. It
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    Safety talk
    37 7 MR. D H Brown an UN/ILO occupational safety and health expert, will spealc on Industrial Safety at a lunch meeting of the TWI Alumni of Singapore at Regional English Language Centre at 1.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Fashion show
    28 7 MAX Factor will present a fashion show. That Certain Face, at Hyau Hotel's Crystal Ballroom on May 26 In aid of the National Theatre Trust Fund
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    Research ship sails in to explore seas of East Asia
    149 8 nnHE Prospekta, West Germany's first commercial vessel specially built for offshore geophysical research, Is now here for a five-day stopover en route to Brunei. The 238-ft. (72.5 metres) long vessel, anchored at the Eastern Anchorage, Is on her way to
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    $16,300 award to widow of bailiff killed in collision
    143 8 $16,300 award to widow of bailiff killed in collision HHHE High Court yeiter■l day awarded $10,333 damages In a consent Judgment to the widow of a Land Office bailiff who was killed In a road accident on Feb. 4, last year. The award was made to Madam Cheong Liang Hua,
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    Two colour studios for new ETV by year's end
    369 8  -  CHEW LEE CHING B/ SINGAPORE Edu cational Medici Services, which Nyill replace the ETV service, is to have two studios for colour television w hen its building is ready by the end of next year. Informed sources said that plans for
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    Red Cross Day show
    47 8 THE Singapore Red Cross Society last night held a variety show at the Nations; Theatre to celebrate World Red Cross Day. The MP (or Buklt Panfann Mr. Lee Yok Seng, was guest-of-honour at the show in which both foreign and local artistes appeared.
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    At Chong Pang
    30 8 THE MP for Sembawang. Mr. I Tlong Eng Slong, will open the I Water Is Precious exhibition at the Cheng Pang community centre a' 7.30 p.m. tomorrow
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    LAWS TO CONTROL COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
    232 8 LAWS TO CONTROL COMMUNICABLE DISEASES SINGAPORE, is revising O Its laws controlling communicable diseases, according to Health and Home Affairs Minister Mr. Chua Slan Chin. Mr. Chua, who was addressing the 26th World Health Assembly in Geneva on Wednesday, said that the revision would bring the Republic's laws in line
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      More than enough flour for everyone, says miller
      159 9 More than enough flour for everyone, says miller KUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Fri. There is more than enough flour in Malaysia for everybody, a spokesman of Malayan Flour Mills said today. He was commenting on a newspaper report that a flour mill in Perak has been directed to supply a "sufficient
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      Airport drama
      36 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl A MAS Boelng-737 from Bangkok made an emergency landing with a flat tyre at Subang last night 30 minutes after its pilot radioed that a nostwheel tyre had burst on takeotf.
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      Lock icon THREE RED CHIEFS SHOT DEAD IN SARAWAK
      150 9 THREE RED CHIEFS SHOT DEAD IN SARAWAK KICKING. Fri. Three communist terrorist leaden were shot dead in the Lundu district in the First Division. They were killed by security forces on April 7. The kills were announced last night because of operational reasons. Chief Minister Datuk Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub
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      'Bat Masterson' gun seized
      39 9 KUAIA LUMPUR. Frl. Police feiwd a "Bat Masterson" type of Derringer pistol and 10 bullets from a gangster hideout in Ampanß villa** here yest«rday. Thus was the seventh pistol recovered by the police this year.
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      Mild rush at banks to change Spore dollars
      324 9 Mild rush at banks to change Spore dollars KUALA LUMPUR, Friday f pHhHK was mild rush to the banks today to exchange the Singapore dollar for Malaysian currency. The rush, however, was confined to Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, Malacca and Johor Baru while banks in Ipoh and Penang reported a
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      Smuggled saccharine seized
      76 9 Smuggled saccharine seized IPOH, Frl. Customs officers seized about $5,000 worth of smuggled saccharine when they stopped a car at a road block, 20 miles north of here, this morning as a result of a tip-off. They found four sacks, each containing 100 pounds of saccharine In packets of one
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      1,000 at priest's funeral
      71 9 PENANO, Frl. Over 1.000 people attended tbe funeral of the late Father Louis A&hnes*. parish priest of the Church of the Immaculate Conception In Pulau Tlkus here yesterday The church was packed to rapacity as 40 prieoU. Including the Archbishop of Kuala Lumpur. Tan Sri Dominic
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      Wanted: Woman driver who fled after gate crash
      119 9 Wanted: Woman driver who fled after gate crash KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Police are trying to trace a woman driver whose car crashed through the iron rate of a house In Petalinc Jaya hit another vehicle parked under the porch last nifht. The woman, who suffered facial injuries, abandoned her Ford
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      Squatters
      22 9 KUALA l UMPUR. Frl There are 182,980 squatter* In Selangor. Mentri Be&ar Datuk Ha run Idrls told the Selangor State Assembly.
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      Minister leads mission to nine countries
      134 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A top-level mission will leave here on Tuesday to "tie up" the loose ends affecting Malaysia's primary money-earners. The 10-man team, led by the Primary Industries Minister Datuk Hajl Abdul Talb Mahmud. will spend seven weeks touring Canada, the United States
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    Reserving parking lots with dustbins is an offence
    143 10 Reserving parking lots with dustbins is an offence MOTORISTS can be booked If they use dustbins to reserve parking space. According to reliable sources, this is an offence because parking places are for common use and no one has the right to reserve them. The use of bins for this
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    Youth section officials
    67 10 MISS Lie Ouat Yong has been elected chairman of the Youth Committee of the Singapore Council of Social Service. Other officials are: Messrs Dennis Chua (secretary), Ahmad EJahl (treasurer). Peter S K. Koh (liaison officer) and Wong Yoke Mun. Miss Chua Ah Moy an<f, Miss Urn Oeak
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    Lunch talk
    38 10 MR. Prankle Lee Slew Kwong. director of the Social Welfare Department, will speak on New Phase In Social Welfare Services at the International V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) luncheon meeting at Equatorial Hotel tomorrow.
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    The new locks
    44 10 EXPORT manager of Ogden Industries Sales Pty Ltd.. of Victoria. Australia Mr. A. Santamarla will present a film on the latest In Australian builder hardware and new design locks at the Australian Trade Commission. Clemenceau Avenue, on Monday at 5.15 p.m
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    3 women for Aussie meet
    77 10 THREE members of the Singapore Business and Professional Women's Association will fly to Western Australia on Wednesday to attend the Australian National Conference on Crisis tn Human Environment; In Housing and In the Community. They are Mrs. Merle Duffy and Miss Cheng Wei Hua of
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    Hotel director fined $15,000 on 3 charges
    972 10 MADE FALSE STATEMENTS TO STOCK EXCHANGE Judge: I can't deal with this matter leniently lIOTEL Singapura Intercontinental director Ng Boon Siang, 33, was jailed for a day and lined a total of $15,000 by the First Dis tiict Court today when he admitted
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    Seaman is fined $1,000 for giving $100 bribe
    286 10 Seaman is fined $1,000 for giving $100 bribe OEAMAN Tan Tee Phanß, 32, was yesterday fined a total of $1,000 for bribing a Marine Department clerk. Tan pleaded guilty to corruptly giving $30 to the clerk, Mohamed Yakin bin Hamam, as a reward for arranging for him to register and
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    HANDBAG GRAB BY THIEF ON SCOOTER
    87 10 HANDBAG GRAB BY THIEF ON SCOOTER A SNATCH thief on a scooter grabbed a teacher's handbag containing $100 and valuables in Opera Estate on Thursday. Madam Choo Slew Geok. 30. was walking along Swan Lake Avenue at 1.30 p.m. when the thief rode past her, grabbed her handbag and sped
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    Baby show at Sennett CC
    52 10 A BABY show will be held at Bennett community centre on June 10 at 9 p.m. The show divided Into three groups: Babies born between Dec. 10. 1972. and March 10. 1973; Between June 10 and Dec. 10. 1973. and March 10. 10 and June
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    Lock icon Singapore voted best developing city
    94 10 BANGKOK. Fri. Sin gapore has been voted the best example of a developing city, a Thai health official said today. The dirtiest city In the world is Karachi, second dirtiest is Calcutta, followed br Manila, Lagos. Jakarta and Bangkok. Dr. Ophas Thammvanich. Director of Public
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    339 11  - Sunset serenade where life begins as lanterns light up ANN PETERS By IF you ask either of these two firis a question, 1 possibly about love or life, you will have to wait till after sundown to «et the answers. For they are strongly convinced that there is no point
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    Music for everyone
    47 11 THE Adelaide Wind Quintet will perform (or everyone (at $1 adult and 50 cents children. It's almost for everyone) at the Singapore Conference Hall tomorrow. The quintet—brought here as part of the Culture Ministry's Music for Everyone Series Is currently on a world tour.
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    BECK AT LAST-AFTER 10 LONG YEARS
    444 11 BECK AT LAST- AFTER 10 LONG YEARS l^^^l a^^^j BECK, BOGERT. APPICE (CBS). NOTHING seems more enlightening than to know that the legendary Jeff Beck is back at last with a group he hopes to cherish for a long, long time. At 28 and after almost a decade of searching
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    Going to blazes the Hawaiian way
    360 11 REMEMBER the Young Hawaiians? Well, that group of hula-hula hlghschoolers from the shores of the pearly shells, grass skirts and the frangipanl are surfing back to us again their fourth time in four years. They were here as the Sounds of Hawaii 40 fresh
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    Bosses deny log-book charges
    445 12  -  EDWARD LIU By npHE Singapore Mari- time Employers' Federation yesterday denied that the logbook in a Singapore ship is an instrument of fear which coiild make or mar the career of a seaman. Replying to allegations made by the Singapore Organisation of Seamen at an earlier
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      OUR DOLLAR
      223 14 THE Singapore Government's decision to maintain the parity between the Singapore and Malaysian dollars on a one-for-one basis until Aug. 7 is wholly to be welcomed, if only because it will eliminate inconvenience. Singaporeans holding Malaysian dollars now have the assurance that they can have them changed for
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      302 14 rpHE Pentagon may find a way out of a ConA gressional ban on finances for American bombing in Cambodia should the Senate affirm the resolution adopted by the House of Representatives but that will not alter the fact that President Nixon has a major revolt on his hands.
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    Across the Causeway...
    604 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from the Straits Times, Malaysia. TMi monetary moves announced by the Finance Minister yesterday will take most people by surprise. But there is no rational reason whatsoever for any apprehension or unease. I ppermost in most minds will be the dcci slon on
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    Lock icon Unexplored Soviet cities open to tourists
    640 14  -  DEV MURARKA By MOSCOW AS USUAL, it has started with rumours. The word going round in Moscow is that some hundred or so cities and places hitherto made inaccessible to foreigners will be opened to tourists. Russian travellers from the closed cities themselves support
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    RAISING THE STANDARD OF ENGLISH...
    922 14  - RAISING THE STANDARD OF ENGLISH... TAN WANG JOO FIRST PRIORITY— TEACHING TECHNIQUES MUST BE IMPROVED By Concluding a three-part series WHAT are we doing and what more should ho done to improve our proficiency in English? The Education Ministry is pushing a library programme in schools. Teachers have been given
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    Rice dearer by 9 cents as Thailand cuts exports
    421 15  - Rice dearer by 9 cents as Thailand cuts exports NGIAM TONG HAI IMPORTERS TURN TO CHINA By 'J'HAILAND has cut its rice exports to Singapore by another 33 per cent. Result: The retail price of Thai super grade rice has gone up nine cents to 64 cents a kati and
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    Watch your tap!
    25 15 Watch your tap! WATER consumpt on on Thursday was 119.8 million gallons (545.000 cubic metres) 0.9 million gallons (4,000 cubic metres) less than on Wednesday.
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    Pressmen's trip
    41 15 SIX journalist* from Singapore and Malaysia will visit New Zealand and Fiji for eight days as guests of Air New Zealand. They leave today, for New Zealand from where they will fly by Air New Zealand's DC-10 to FIJI.
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    STOLE FROM HIS FRIENDS
    98 15 STOLE FROM HIS FRIENDS A YOUTH who stole $240 from two friends he was staying with, was jailed for six months by a Singapore Court yesterday. Yong Pak. 19. of Malaysia, was also fined $300 or a month's jail for overstaying in Singapore after his entry permit expired on Feb.
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    Guides' meeting
    33 15 MRS Lien Ylng Chow, national president of the Olrl Ouides Association, will open the inaugural meeting of Its Trefoil Guild in Lee Kuo Chuan Hall. Ouide H use, Clemenceau Avenue tomorrow.
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    Speech exam entries
    58 15 ALL entries for the Trinity College of Music London Speech examination should be sent to Miss Raghbir Kaur. IS Jalan Jarak. Singapore 28. not later than May 18. The practical examination In Spoken English. Effective Speaking. Speech and Drama and the Teaching of English m a Second
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    Monday meeting
    28 15 SOCIAL Affairs Minister Knclk OUunan Wok will meet residents of Paslr Panjang constituency on Mondays at the Paslr Panjang PAP branch celebrate World Red Croas Day.
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    Man charged with woman's murder
    82 15 Man charged with woman's murder TIK bin Hudong. 24, was yesterday charged in the First Magistrate's Court with the murder of Fatlmah blnte All, 3?. He was alleged to have murered her in a drain off Clemen tl Road between 10 am on Jan. 21 and 945 a.m. on Jan.
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    ACCUSED OF GIRL'S MURDER
    70 15 ACCUSED OF GIRL'S MURDER rN Teng Hal, 21. was charged yesterday in the First Magistrate's Court with the murder of schoolgirl Chua Poh Choo, 16, of Ton Tuck Secondary School. Ta n was alleged to have committed the offence at a vacant plot of land off Clementi ?ark on April
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    Protest walkout after shipyard sacks 114
    168 15 MORE than 4CO dailyrated workers of Vosper Thorn ycroft walked out in protest yesterday against the retrenchment of 114 of their workmates. The 114 workers of the shipbuilding and repairing yard at Tanjong Rhu were served with retrenchment notices on Thursday. A spokesman of
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    MYSTERY OF YOUTH'S FATAL FALL FROM TOP FLOOR
    159 15 MYSTERY OF YOUTH'S FATAL FALL FROM TOP FLOOR IIYSTERY surATI rounds the death of an Indian youth who fell from the top floor of an uncompleted block of flats in Henderson Road op April 13. A coroner's court was told yesterday that police were unable to establish his identity. Contract
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    Poly student wins award
    45 15 POLYTECHNIC student Ngiam Pock Tlang. 17. has left on a scholarship to undergo sea training an- a cade-offlcer for 30 months. Nk who was awarded East Asiatic Company 75th anniversary scholarship, left on board •he company's ship. Ayuthia, earlier this week.
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    Adult education: It's not only a question of passing examinations
    811 16 THE reply (S.T., x May 4) by the Adult Education Board to "Educator's" letter "Need to improve quality of adult education (ST., April 27) is disturbing. The AEB talks a good deal about Itself. What It needs Is self-appraisal. To
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    Giving school bands a morale boost
    85 16 EVERY year bands from secondary and primary school compete with each other in some secluded padang. Little or no publicity is given to this event. I noticed that most of the audience at these events were mainly students, teachers ani officials. It Is time
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    GOVERNMENT REPLIES
    548 16 F THE construction of Housing B o a r d's flats, every consideration Is being taken to provide Its tenants with their minimum requirements. Furthermore, the Board also continuously undertakes studies to update planning standards and to further Improve on the design and quality of the flats. Mr.
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    EXTERNAL DEGREE PLAN FOR ADULTS: 18-MONTH SILENCE
    218 16 EXTERNAL DEGREE PLAN FOR ADULTS: 18-MONTH SILENCE IITHAT has happened to Tt the proposal to ask local universities to introduce external degree courses for working adults In Singapore? Mr. J.F. Concelcao. director of the University of Singapore Extramural Studies Department, suggested, at the national conference of adult education agencies held
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    186 18 BIG VOSPER EXPORTS TO KUWAIT VOSPER Thornycroft has exported more V than $500,000 worth of fast patrol launches to Kuwait in the past month. Hie bifl shipments to Knw.iit follow completion of an order for eight fast patrol launches, plus spares, valued at $1.5 million. The order was secured in
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    217 18  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: The Dutch shipbuilding Industry's hopes of gaining the contract to supply at least three light, destroyers for the Royal Australian Navy have faded with the Federal Government's decision to allocation A 5352,000 for further design work on the
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      BOOST FOR PACIFIC CHEMICAL'S PROFITS
      174 19 BOOST FOR PACIFIC CHEMICAL'S PROFITS A LARGER turnover and improved operational efficiency of the plant have helped to boost Pacific Chemicals pretax profits from $47,230 in 1971 to $342,616 for the year ended December 1972. This result excludes an extraordinary income item of $137,156 arising from profit on foreign exchange,
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      M. Feedmills
      56 19 MALAYSIAN Feedmills has made audited group pre-tax profits of $4.33 million for 1972. No comparable figures are available. A one-for-four scrip Issue will be made capitalising $2 million out of unappropriated profits. A first and final dividend of 10 per cent will be paid, though the new shares
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      627 19 THE STANDARD and Chartered Banking Group, parent company of the Chartered Bank. has bought 55 per cent of the equity of Mocatta and Goldsmld, one of London's leading gold and silver dealers for $14.1 million. Mocatta and Goldsmld Is one of the five members of the London
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      S'pore treasury bills tender
      53 19 RESULTS of tender held on May 11 for bills to be Issued from May 14 to 16 and 18: Offered: 60.000.000 Applied for: $161,480,000 Allotted: S 60,000.000 Accepted bids $99.08 approximately 67 per rent; hither bids In full. Average rate of discount on allotment: 3.680 per
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      Asian currency unit
      148 19 A SIAN currenc\ deposit rates as at clow on Friday. May 11: Source: P. Murray- Jones International (Singapore). Offer Bid 7 day* 7-3 4 7-5 8 1 mth 8-7 16 8-5 16 mths 8-3 8 8-14 3 inths 8-7 16 8-5-16 6 mths 8-11 16 8-9/16 9
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      185 19 rE Association of Bank* In Malaysia-Singapore announced tbttt best agreed merchant rates as at May 11. Local dollars to one unit u( Forrifn Currency US Dollar Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar I oral dul'ira to 100 unit* uf Foreign Currency Belgian Francs (Commercial) Danish
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      48 19 ROLLS-ROYCE: Application lists for the offers 1V for sale of 36 million Ordinary shares of 25p each at 90p per share and £6 million eight per cent Convertible Unsecured Loan stock 1997/ 2002 at par closed at 10.00 am on Thursday, the underwriters said. Keuter.
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      Carlsberg not that gloomy after all
      455 19 r)ESPITE gloomy exu pectations Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia has come out of 1972 better than the company projected early this year when it came to the market to ask for more money without which it said "it will be unable to continue its operations." Pre-tax
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 19 MAY 11. RUBBER: 138.75 cents (up 4.50 cts.) TIN: $623 (up $2.57J). Official offering: Ml tons (down 20 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        103 19 /'HIKES! PRODUCE EXCHANCC, V lINCAPORE NOON CLOtIMC PRICES PER PICOL VIITMOAV. Ccttnut OH: bulk 562 tellers, drum S6I sellers. Ceara: Mlisd loo«n IK Cont. 137 B. Pt»»er: Munlnk ABTA whit* f.o.b. 100'; NLW (2071 sellers. Sarawak whl-.e fob b» NLW 1197 i sellera. Sarawak snerml black f.O.b. 9*:, NLW
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        Copper prices
        37 19 London copper prlcei on Thursday (previous In brnckeU). Winter Spot buyrr £403.00 KMS.OO): «ellen (***** I (MIS JO): Three mono* buyer iMC..V) UISMOO) •eller 1607.00 USM.M). Market torn Barely strady after firm, talti :..40«i toni.
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        RUBBER CLIMBS BACK
        355 19 OPENING quotations on the rubber market yesterday were lower but better trade buying interest developed which took the market higher although uncertainty was generally felt. Turnover was fair early on but petered out later. The morning session closed uncertain. Renewed trading and covering interest for nearby steadied
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        Straits tin recovers
        259 19 Straits tin recovers THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered by $2.87 Vt to $623 per plcul on an official offerIng down 20 tons to 201 tons. The overnight London metal price was very steady but quiet with forward buyers quoted at £1,692 per metric ton, up £10 on
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        PALM OIL
        47 19 In London on Thuraday the palm oil r-rlcej of Malayan S per cent c.l.f. UK N European porn la bulk per long ton Nov. I Dec. was quoted at I|C £130 sellers (unchanged) and Jan. June was quoted al UK £128 sellers 1 uorhanced i
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        96 19 •pvAILY SMR prices lrsued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Astrclation or Singapore at noon yesterday. 3MP SCV 5* 5L MR 5 SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR 50 (Current Month) Bayers Sellers Cents per kg. (1-ton Pallet) 159.00 161 OON < 1-ton Pallet) 155.00 157 OON (1-ton
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      Market easier after currency shock
      546 19 T»HE big shock of the week was of course the cessation of free interchangeability between the Malaysian dollar and the Singapore dollar, says Holiday, Cutler, Bath in its weekly rubber review. Contrary to most expectations the market remained open following the announcement on Tuesday afternoon,
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        HONGKONG
        329 19 HONGKONG. Fri. 11 The market was more cheerful today with share prices improving across the board. Opening on a hesitant tone, the market was soon strengthened by the support of buyers which entered the market after mid-mor-ning. Share prices further firmed up in the afternoon, resulting in the Hang
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        MELBOURNE
        143 19 MELBOURNE, Fri. Trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange closed the week today on a firmer but still quiet note. Mining and oil stocks showed signs of a recovery after their easing over the past few days. Industrial stocks were mixed but mainly firm. On the day, rises easily outnumbered
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        NEW YORK
        279 19 YEW YORK, Thurs. 11 —Light selling depressed prices for the second consecutive day. However, gold mining issues were an exception, moving ahead smartly in response to a big Jump in the price of gold bullion In London. A variety of factors which appeared to unsettle investors Included a
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        Hongkong rates
        326 19 On the frn tichan-.t marktt in Hon^konK |—tai«aj Ih. U S dtllar «.i» iiuolrd al .VIA lor T.T. und r. 1 47." for cath. (ttrhna vac quulrd al 1. •n. |a«l >f old Ml .iuot.d »t Mt.lt, Aunt. Con. Ind Aunt. Nat lnii I.3'i A. P.M. Bank N.R.W
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        Gold markets
        56 19 Thurtdar W»dn«ili» Uta vii London 84.D0 92 7S Beirut unav univ Hon«konx M.7« Zurich M 508 »2.7.\8 M IXIB i!«S Ptrll M.M M.02 mncaport il. »4.50 »2 US BtKKaport IS) 2W.00 2« <K> (1) Export i>n<-« in non-itrrllnic ana la U.S. dollar* prr ounce. <2> Loeaj dealern prlre
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        Indices
        118 19 I FINANCIAL TIMI> JIN* Thursday 96 08 Wednesday 96 91 Week age 100 04 Ml BOMSM Thursday 428 IS Wednesday 437 91 Week ago 475 97 oil I Thursday 304 51 Wednesday 310 33 Week ago 114 58 IMil sfKI \l Thursday 438 1 Wednesday 442 3 Week ago
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      716 20 L^ i^—^ M^^^^l^™^^"^^^^™™"^^" Applications are invited from suitably qualified Singapore Citizen* lor the following vacancies:--1) lESI6N DRAUGHTSMAH Age: 24 35 years old Qualifications: School Certificate or equivalent with credits in Science or Technical subjects and possess an Industrial Technician Certificate in Mechanical Drawing and Design or equivalent. A Technician Diploma
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      521 20 IMMEDIATE lima SKILLED SHIPYARD TRADESMEN A. WELDERS Manual arc welders B. BURNERS Hand/machine burners/cutters. C. MACHINERY FITTERS D. PIPEFITTERS We offer you attractive wage-rates, good working conditions, free bus transport and other fringe benefits. If you are skilled in any of the above trades, please fill the following coupon and
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      561 20 THE SGV GROUP SENIOR CONSULTANTS ($26,000 ond over) CONSULTANTS ($lB,OOO $24,000) Due to the continued expansion of its business, SGVGofc Pte. Ltd. is in need of .senior consulting stoff with brood experience in management positions and a university degree in Accountancy, Business Admlnistrat'on. Economics, Fngineering or related fields. A higher
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      588 20 LABORATORY ASSISTANT BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED under the terms of their contract with Brunei LNG Limited, wish to recruit a qualified laboratory assistant to work in the modem, industrial laboratory of the recently opened Liquefied Natural Gas Plant at Lumut, State of Brunei. Candidates should possess as a minimum
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      783 21 [UGH UNITED PLANTATIONS BERHAD Invites applications for the following positions CHEMICAL ENCINEERS: Two Chemical Engineers or Chemists will be required for interesting development in the field of edible oil refining and allied activities. Initially, the Engineers will be sent overseas for training prior to active service at a new factory
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      709 21 Sg MATSUSHITA^k ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS (M) SON. BHD. a Another newly established manufacturing I Company of the Matsushita Oroup. Matsushita H H Electronic Components (Mi Sdn. Bhd. has career gM openings for suitably qualified Malaysian citizens. H GENERAL WORKERS ASSEMBLY LINE au (160 vacancies) both MALE and FEMALE are requested to
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      546 21 DIRECTOR (DESIGNATE) RED CROSS EMERGENCY SERVICES The Malaysian Red Cross Society wishes to employ an officer to take charge of Its expanded Emergency Services. He will be responsible to the Secretary General for a state of continued Disaster Relief preparedness throughout the country and for the day to day running
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      620 21 LABORATORY ASSISTANT BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED under the terms of their contract with Brunei LNO Limited, wish to recruit a qualified laboratory assistant to work In the modern. Industrial laboratory of the recently opened Liquefied Natural Gas Plant at Lumut. BUte of Brunei Candidates should possess as a minimum
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      545 22 DREDGE SHIFT ENGINEERS. A large Tin Mining Croup has immediate vacancies for suitably qualified and experienced Shift Engineers. The minimum acceptable qualification would be an apprenticeship certificate in heavy engineering plus a good educational background, particularly in Mathematics. Candidates should also be able to converse in Bahasa Malaysia and English.
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      417 22 SHI CARTER SEMICONDUCTOR (M) SDN. BHD. invites applications from Malaysian citizens to fill the lollowing vacancies: 1) Production Supervisors: Candidates should be above 21 years of age and possess a diploma H.B.C. with at least 2 years working experience or a year's experience In supervisory capacity 8.C./ H.S.C. holders with
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      736 22 VACANCY International Manufacturing Company In Petaltna Jaya requires a Technical Sales Representative for their Kuantan Office. The Representative U required to be baaed to Kuantan and cover the East Coast Area. Preference will be given to those who are now residing in the East Coast. Candidates must PQWHi the following:—
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      1168 22 C.I LA PERAK BEBHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) LOST CERTIFICATES NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the undermentioned •hare certificates have been reported lost Certificate Jfo. of No. In the Name of Shares 7757 Mr. Scow Teng Liang 1.000 ***** Mr. Yeo Chow Heng 1000 NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY OIVEN that duplicate
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      498 23 JACOBS SCHOLARSHIPS THE imLOPIENT BANK OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited from final/honours years students in the Nanyang University and the University of Singapore for the abovementioned scholarships. 2. The scholarships, tenable for one academic year and having an annual value of 552.400 each are to be used specifically for the
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      423 23 Ba I Jebsen Jessen 1 Sole agents for Hbatt) the great brandy from the Rhine is looking for a good and very experienced LIQUOR SALESMAN to promote the German brandy in this region The successful candidate must have a good knowledge of the various brands of liquor and contocts with
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      752 23 MASTER MECHANIC Experienced master mechanic required to organize and supervise maintenance and repair of heavy and light construction equipment. Extensive experience in Held maintenance and repair on heavy construction site* required for this position. Salary negotiable on qualifications up to $2,000. Apply in writing to S.T. Box A ***** Singapore
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      809 23 SARAWAK GOVERNMENT BUOYS AND LIGHTS FUND BOARD I RNM NOTICE i The Buoys and Light* Fund i Board on behalf of the QovernI ment of Sarawak Invites tenders for the construction and delivery of one (li Buoys and Lights maintenance 'supply tender for use in the Coastal and Local Trade
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      680 24 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA SINGAPORE PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT With effect from today, the Committee of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia Singapore shall become the caretaker Committee for the purpose of the dissolution of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia Singapore. Immediate steps are to be taken for the dissolution of the present
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      629 24 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT STOCK EXCHANGE follows 10.00 a.m. HOC a.m. 11.15 a-m. 1230 p.m. With effect from 4th June, 1973, trading hours will be as follows: 10.00 a.m. HOO a.m. 11.15 a.m. 12.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.00 p.m. The following new terms and conditions f dr trading In Singapore shall come
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      467 24 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTSTOCK EXCHANGE Trading wlh be resumed aa from Monday, 14th May, 1973. Trading hours will be as follows 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. 11 15 a.m. 12.30 pm With effect from the 4th of June, 1973 trading hours will be as follows 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. 11.15 a.m. 12.30 p.m.
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      693 24 riri n I rILLD I We have great pleasure tn Informing all owners of Deteun vehicles that our fully equipped mobile service vehicle will be touring the following places to offer after sales-service. All Etetsun owners are therefore welcome to make full use of this opportunity and are advised to
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    53 25 MR LEE tOW KIIW father of Hua llee. Hua Joo. Hua Thlam. Sook Mel. Hua Van. and husband of Madam Toh Ful Chen of 42. Outram Hill. Singapore 3. paased away peacefully on 9th May. 1973. Funeral procession wi:l take place on 13th May. 1973 at 200 p.m. at
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    Acknowledgements
    45 25 THE FAMILY OF late Mr Soh Rwee Thong thank relatives and friends for their condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations, attendance and assistance during their recant bereavement. MRS. NILLII OEHLERS thanks all frirnds and relatives for their messages of condolence, help and prayer* in her bereavement.
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    In Memoriam
    57 25 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of Sidney Leicester Othlera departed 12 1971. Time ha* elapsed since your soul took fllcht and we hsve missed so much your mortal presence Yet like the gentle breere which we cannot see but that blows cross our fuces w» feel you ever close
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      222 25 Conors! MmHunmiU Snoapor* oray SOcontsaword Mfwnurn 7 50 tar B words Artiour«esjens)Ot/rV»ono» SngaporooraV $laword •vwwnurr. $20 for 20 words Bon Na aorvico crssrgo 5 00 FAITH MITHODIST CHURCH QUIINITOWN Sunday Service (English) 7.30 a.m. 5.30 p.m. (CMn*se) 930 a.m. 730 p.m. Sunday School (English).9.oo a.m. 400 pm; (Chinese) 9.30 am
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      4167 25 classified advertisements itttpham BwTvfe» WANTIO FIMALI IXPIRIINCID BOOK-KIIPIR able to work up to balance sheet. Speaks Mandarin or Cantonese Apply with passport six** photograph (non-returnable) to ST. Box A ***** B'pore. WANTED UKOENTLT U) AOOOUNTS CLERK. UC.C. Advanced level qualification la Bookkeeping with Ti/s yean relevant experience required. (b) GLIRK
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      828 25 WAITRIBBIS WANTIO to serve la cocktail lounge. Apply pereonally 435 Orchard Road. 2nd floor. Wlsroa Indonesia. B'pore. between 12 SO p m. to 230 p m MALI PUMP ATTINDANTI and greasers required. Apply peraonaMy at 143. Tanglin Road, or Tel: *****6 Spore GOOD GINIRAL amah llv. in require* position from
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      902 26 (Cont. from Page 25) LOVANO SIT Baa-front two lovtly I) bungalow j w/swlmmlnc pool wall ktpt garden 40.000 tq ft. luxuriously furnished w/w carpet fully airconditioned Ideal for skiing and yachting $2,400/- per month no broken Ttl. *****4 office houre Mr* Tan DIST. 16 OFF UPPER EAST Coast Road 2-storey
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      879 26 UROIHTLV REOUIRE unfurmahed 3roomed bouse/Sat preferably In dlst 21. 23. 11 and SO. 8.D.8. Bat also acceptable. Rental must not exceed $300. Interested part In pltaa* contact Mr. Lee ■'port 5330V4 before noon. *****8 after 7 p.m. WANTIO BY COMPANY EXECUTIVE luxuriously furnished apartment de lached semi-detached nous* or ttrraet
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      1000 26 WOODLAND COMPANY OFFIRS:Dlst B Pulr Panjunc Oarden 2storey corner ttrraet house 2.200 aq ft. 4 bedrooms (180.000. Dlat. 20 Thomson Road new 2-storty •emldetarbed bungalow 3.900 tq. ft. 8 bedrooms. (213.000. Dlat. 0 Paelflc Mansion 12th Boar 1.800 sq ft. 3 bsdroasns (128.000. Dl*t. 28 Yto Chu Kane Road 2i-*tor*y
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      838 26 NEWLY COMPLETED Flat Katong $128 000: Ptopl* Park Complex $88,000: Pacific Mansion (120.000; Semi-detached Bamboo Orove (230.000: B'port *****3. CHEAPEST NIW TIRRACI L'icky Hill 2-storty spllllevtl tattrmedlate Arta 2.000 sq.ft. (144.000. Phoo* fllM B'port Andrew Ltoag Housing LA No's' IN PASIR PANJANO St Or 7 mt. 23.000 sq ft or
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      716 26 OFFICI SPACE VACANT, Central Building, at Canal Road Ma> ulna Koad/Bolomon Street (near tht new proposed Court Boom.) Centrally alroondltlontd. Bpaetou* carpark Immediate occupancy. Oroandfloor: ahowrooma and shops; (1.80 (2.20 psf First issoond and Third floor*: offlct; (1 28 (1 38 p t.f. Limited tpaot available Bookings alao opened on
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      768 26 INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FLIOHTS CBNTRI OFFERS GUARANTEED FLJOHT9 FROM BINOAPORE TO LONDON PARIS 5999 BRUSSELS 1499 FRANKFURT »TOO AMSTERDAM 5409 HAMBURO S7OO NEW TORE LOB ANGELES (1389 ft TO ALL PART* OF EUROPE. JAPAN, TAIWAN. HOWOKONO. USA.. THAILAMD. INDONEBIA ft AUSTTRAUA 79, TNI ARCAOI, 3RD FLOOR, RAFFLES PLACE TEL: B*7M/*****9 STRAITS
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      Chandra, Vishwa the stars to watch
      339 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By THE star studded Starlets Cricket Club arrived here yesterday for a five-day tour without Indian Test captain Ajit Wadekar. Team manager P.V.H. Babu said: "Wadekar was all set to come but had to withdraw from the team at the 11th hour
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      Stoke 3-1
      24 29 SYDNEY, Frl. English First Division soccer team Stoke City defeated New South Wales 3-1 at the Sydney sports ground last night— DPl.
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      167 29 Ozaki leads by a stroke rpoKYO, Fri. Masashi 1 Jumbo" Ozaki fired a four-under-par 68 today for a seven-under-par 137 and a one stroke lead at the halfway mark In the Kan to (East Japan) Professional Golfers championship tournament. Ozaki, 26, who became the first Asian ever to place within
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      Call for a repeat of the English FA Cup final
      507 29 YEAR In and year out, RTS has been screenIng the English F.A. Cup Final without Informing viewers or the Intended time of telecast. As a result, many missed seeing one of England's greatest sporting events. Last Wednesday nights telecast of
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      Pasir Panjang tipped to beat Leng Kee
      452 29  - Pasir Panjang tipped to beat Leng Kee JOE DORAI By PASIR Panjang, last year's beaten finalist In the Inter Constituency soccer tournament for the Prime Minister's Cup, meet' unknown Leng Kee in the opening match at Gloucester Bar r a cks today at 5.15 p.m. Leng Kea is one of
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      Mushtaq slams 141 against Lanes
      243 29 LONDON. Fri. MushUo, Mohammad, the Pakistan Test all-rounder made a mammoth 141 not oat for Northamptonshire to provide the highlight of yesterda)'! EngHsh cricket programme. It vu the second dar rtmnlng that a member of the Mohammad family had stolen the UawHght. On Wednesday Sadiq
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      Phupinder's pace wrecks Singapore
      358 29  - Phupinder's pace wrecks Singapore IAN PEREIRA By 17UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Bowlers claimed the honours on the first day of the MCA under -23 final between Selangor and Singapore at the padang here today. The Singapore attack, led by Test star S. Murth; did well to contain the strong Seiangor batsmen
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      37 29 TOKYO Frl The Soviet women's volleyball team experienced their first defeat In th« current tour yesterday when they lost to a Japanese com pan} team. Hltaehl-Musashl. 15-6 10-15. 5-15. 6-15 In Aklta Northern Japan. Reuter
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    Lock icon One-team rule hits Arsenal's Cup hopes
    219 30 One-team rule hits Arsenal's Cup hopes LONDON, Frl. Arsenal, one of the biggest soccer crowd pullers in Europe, will be barred from next season's UEFA Cup unless the English Football League changes its rules. The rules say only one team from each City may be nominated for the UEFA Cup
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    Lock icon Swee Lee bags a silver in 800m
    376 30 Swee Lee bags a silver in 800 m SEOUL. Friday SINGAPORE'S 800 m champion Chee Swee Lee ran a splendid race to win a stiver medal in the South Korea track and field championships which begun here today. Swee Lee, 18, finished behind the South Korean champion Kwon Nam Soon,
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    41 30 NEW YORK. Frl. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games: National League: San Francisco 6 St. Louis 3. American Ueague: Boston 4. Cleveland 3: Oakland 17 Texas 2: Kansas City 8 Detroit 2; Chicago 4 California 3. Reu'.er.
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    SAFSA IV edge Police 9-7
    288 30 CAFSA IV became the un--0 disputed leaders in the Inter-club E grade squash tournament when they edged their nearest rivals Police V by 9 games to 7 after being even on two rubbers each, at Holland Road camp on Thursday. SAPSA's captain. Cheong Kun Hung
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      Hong Phang's goal, a Seap gold
      244 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By HPOP athletes can be A equally good students, says Singagapore's woman long Jump champion Koh Hong Phang. Hong Phang. 17. became Singapore's first woman long jumper to beat the 18-ft barrier at the Swifts meet last Sunday. She set a new
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    Lock icon Nastase moves into s-finals
    74 30 LONDON. Frl. Top-seeded Ille Nastase of Rumania scored 6-1, 8-6 victory over Australian Geoff Masters to reach Uie semi-finals of the 127.000 British hard court tennis championships at Bournemouth yesterday. Nastase. Wimbledon runnerup last year, faces another Australian. Barry Phllllps-Mooie. The 35-year-old PhllUps-Moore drew on his
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    Lock icon Bogs triumphs
    33 30 COPENHAOEN. Frl. Tom Bogs of Denmark, the European middleweight boxing champion scored a narrow 10-round pointswin over light heavyweight Mike Quarry of Los Angeles In a noi.tltle bout last night— AP.
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    David meets Bth seeded Tarlok on opening day
    424 30  -  YAP BOH TIONG Squash Drive with THE draw for the Nestles sponsored .Singapore National Championships starting from May 19 to 26 appears to be well balanced. In the men's Open the four top seeds have j>ps but there are some interesting matches
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    June date likely to discuss racing split
    384 30  - June date likely to discuss racing split EPSOM JEEP By JtjOST of the Malaysian turf club officials will be in Singapore next week en route to Istanbul, Turkey, for the 11th Asian Racing Conference. They will no doubt have informal discussions with officials of the Singapore Turf Club on the
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    Malaysian clubs must raise stake money
    382 30 Malaysian clubs must raise stake money Keith Daniels and Jack Spencer. Osman Sarimln. Lee Kirn Van, Mickey Donnelly, Kitson Leong, Ahmad Samad, Alan Heddle Mohd. Zain O.M. Noordin and Vincent Chong are based in Kuala Lumpur. Mansor Matban. Jaafar Padzeli, Eddie van Breukelen George West and ST. Paul are in
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    The inside story of Dorothy Paget
    106 30 The inside story of Dorothy Paget STARTING tomorrow, the Sunday Times publishes a flve part ser.'es on one of racing's most extraordinary owners Dorothy Paget, Queen of the Turf, and her greatestever horse (iolden Miller. No one has spent more on racing than the eccentric Dorothy M million ($25 millon
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      79 30 BLANCHFLOWI R'S SOCCERS7RIP How to take a penalty kick X-- ~sf^m P*N*iry kicks *»&x> £*fj?£ ££2£?sis£E«2*i* t> Mv T «> taw a pwutry »a**xk a GCAuom>mK r Wr- rvm at rue bau as if i r-yng>-Tne othbr ccohs* of the met y— kap pcm» this to bcepcc mew i wouiPMrr
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      115 30 SOCCER: Inter- Cong Tour- Panjang v Leng Kw Jurong v nament: Tg. Pagar v Handerson: Bk. Batok (Both at Oloucrster Anaon v Havelock (Both at Brk«>; Oeylang East v Oeylang Gillman Brks); Kg. Kapor v West; Tanglin v Boon Teck Potong Pa«lr (Oeylangt; Queens- Cairhill v Kuo Chuan (All town
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    Go nap on Green Sword today
    173 31  - Go nap on Green Sword today EPSOM JEEP By ftREEN SWORD II goes over 7f in Race 7 at Bukit Timah today. Make him the bet of the day. This Orgoglio five-year-old was •flying' at the finish when fifth In a field of 17 In a Div. 3 race over
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    2222 31 GOING FORECAST: Good Illjg 1 .30 CLASS 4 DIV.6-6F LtyJBJH (58. 500 $5,950 to winner) 1 046 NIWMAKKIT II n ILurkv l.imrl VYrM S 9 0 F Amwjdl 10 I KARATIKA (Karatrkal SaniMirl 4 9 0 Na«arl J ALWAYS A CMANCI (Cham r> E Donnrlly 3 9
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    200 31 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER T. MILE T. MILE Jf MBO JOY rUct 1: N>» market Major (;»«rrln Treasure Mile Adioa Amlfoo Jumbo Joy Adlos Amlfos KAFFINTO SORCERESS RAFFINTO Rare 2: Enjoyment KalTlnto Intrrrof»t«r Inlrrrocalur Old and Bold Enjoyment P. WINALOT S. HEART P. WINALOT Rare J: Sunny Heart
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    Hard To Say for the Cup
    359 31 ON THE TRACK TIARD TO SAY has bright prospects in the 8f Buklt Timah Cup tomorrow. He did a dashing gallop on good going yesterday. Ridden by apprentice H. Chan, this six-year-old went smartly over 3f in 35 4/ssec. Jet Dragon showed a fine
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    FOCUS ON FORM
    1221 31 NEWMARKET II: Finished sixth in Div 5 6f race last week: dropped a division he may be worth another chance: has ability; ran fourth with 8.12 to Asian FnjDT (8.1!) In Div 5 over 6f at ipoh on Mar. 17. TREASURE MILE: Pall Mall three-year-old; did not
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      217 31 May 1973 issue! INNOXA-CPA BISKS J&& n M »M«i A Plan Diel Contest UOIOUI HQIPOe Sl BOO i- and 23 super m V hampers to be won Wt ir Contest n f afl aaf r Hongkong front Complete holidays to be won m this fun-and easy contest ;H- iUS Girls
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    Lee calls for a joint naval task force
    309 32 TO COUNTER SOVIET INFLUENCE... TOKYO, Friday M\\. Lot Kuan Yew today suggested formation of a naval task force from the United States, Western Ellrope, Australasia and Japan to counter growing Soviet influence in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. The Russian naval presence
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    734 32 (marine landing) is outdated and there is a great deal of psychological resistance almost an anathema to another South Vietnam." he said. "I think a naval and air component will be sufficient guarantee that, the gendarmerie is fitted to deal with
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    Lock icon Indira visit
    33 32 BELGRADE Fit. India's Prime Minlstei. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, will pay an official visit to Yugoslavia from June IS to 17 at the Invitation of her Yugoslav counter-part. Mr. Dzemal Bijedlc. Reuter
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    33 32 HOLMBCRC BEP.TILOE MANY. 7V. departed 11/5/73 0.R.0 H. CortMe leavei 8 Roaeburn Avenue 11 a.m 12 5 73 for St. Joaeph Church. Victoria Bt. thence Chua Chu Kan* cemetery. No flower* plea**.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    485 32 LONDON. Frl. Thr market doard narrowly mixed In qul*t trailing with end-account "bear" tnrmiralm»« making for occasional aalnv dealer*, •aid. At 3 p.m. thr Financial Tlmi* Index was up 01 to 43(4 maklnq a ml fall of 23.2 for the week. Bargains totalled .700 (1.751). Ft*om frll further
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