The Straits Times, 23 May 1973

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    22 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times National Newspaper Estd 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1973 QA /^rkTTC M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Brunei breaks with M$
    396 1  - Brunei breaks P.M. RAMAN Money accord with Spore remains By BRUNEI yesterday terminated its currency interchangeability agreement with Malaysia and retained its arrangement with Singapore. This was announced by the Brunei Currency Board in Bandar Seri Begawan at 3.30 p.m. yesterday. The monetary authorities of Singapore and Brunei will continue
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    Lock icon GOLD— DROPS AS DOLLAR STEADIES
    153 1 LONDON. Tues. The price of gold was fixed US$l.5 ($3.75) lower at l>-**10.5 <$276) an ounce jn the London bullion market today as the dollar steadied in Europe after yesterday's renewed pressure on the US currency. But market conditions remained nervous following the overnight decline
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    Lock icon Rags to riches
    28 1 TXL AVIV, Tues.— An Israeli Junk peddler emerged from poverty today with almost US$3OO,OOO ($500,000) as the sole winner of last week's football pool— AP.
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    Lock icon 15 die in battle between army and police
    155 1 15 die in battle between army and police NEW DELHI, Tuesday piFTEEN men were killed today in a predawn gun battle between state police and Indian army units as a police rebellion spread through the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. The Incident occurred at Kanpur, an industrial city on the
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    Rise in sugar prices
    47 1 LONDON. Tues. A big Chinese purchase of raw sugar was credited toUay with a strong rise In prices on the London terminal market. The near August position closed at £96.80 per ton on the London market Monday, compared with Friday's close of £*****
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    Lock icon 20 years for coup bid
    45 1 COTONOU. Tue». Former Dahomey Chief of State. Col. Alphonse Alley, has been sentenced to 20 years' solitary confinement with hard labour by a court martial for his part in a coup attempt. The plot was discovered here last February Reuter.
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    Lock icon Widow in rescue drama
    388 1  -  GERALD PEREIRA TYPIST LOCKS HERSELF IN HDB FLAT By pIREMEN and police using ropes and axes yesterday "rescued" a 42--year-old widow who locked herself in a sixth floor Housing Board flat in Alexandra. The woman, until a week ago a typist with the Ministry of Education,
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    Lock icon Brezhnev: Cold War is over
    304 1 Brezhnev: Cold War is over JJOVIET communist eh said yesterday the over and *'our planet is BONN, Tuesday lief Leonid I. Brezhnev Cold War is all but today closer than ever to a lasting peace." "The war in Vietnam Is epded. SovietAmerican relations are continuing to develop favourably," Mr. Brezhnev
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    Lock icon Gang holds up 200
    66 1 BANGKOK, Tues. A gang of bandits set up a road-block on a provincial highway In southern Thailand, stopped 30 cars and robbed the occupants of cash, valuables and clothing worth 200.000 baht ($24,800). The bandits forced most of the 200 victims to strip, and six government
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    Lock icon Guerillas killed
    37 1 LISBON. Tues Portuguese forces killed S3 guerillas In the first two weeks of May in the West African territory of Portuguese Guinea. according to a High Command communique Issued In the capital of Bissau. —Reuter.
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    LATEST TROOPS DISARM POLICE
    75 1 LATEST TROOPS DISARM POLICE LUCKNOW (India). Tues. Troops seised armouries and disarmed several thousands police today in India's strifetorn state of Uttar Pradesh, where 30 people have been reported killed in sporadic gun battles. Reuter. Sec this Page TWO KILLED IN RIOT NRINAGAr (India). Tar*.— PoHcf oprnrd fire today on
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      167 1 S PALO ING r GOLF EQUIPMENT} J- i 1t n I I MITaJ JtUID Ml T)w PwiiMrt. ni»li| Um+a .fr— «-Hw.(6-7l IMiHH UU. niiiiiwM. w.»nt. PROBE INTO RICE SUPPLY SYSTEM Pag* 19 I'LL go to the Oval Room If bugging trail leads there, says Cox 2 THE awesome power of
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      Lock icon Cox: HI go to the Oval Room if 'bug' trail leads there
      1174 2 Special Prosecutor tells Committee: I won't shield anyone and I won't be intimidated Helms: I presumed White House men were speaking for the President WASHINGTON, Tuss ARCHIBALD Cox, named by AttorneyGeneral designate Elliot Hichardson as special prosecutor in
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      Lock icon STAR'S POLLS WIN BLOW FOR INDIRA
      139 2 NEW DELHI, Tues. A powerful splinter group led by an aging film hero has engineered an impressive by-election victory for a central parliamentary seat In Tamil Nadu. The Dlndlgul Constituency triumph for the group, announced late last night, was both a setback for Prime
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      Lock icon 'FBI TAPPED 5,000 CALLS BY KING'
      269 2 NEW YORK, Tues. A former FBI agent has claimed the bureau monitored more than 5,000 telephone conversations by Dr. Martin Luther King over a three-year period in an attempt to discredit the murdered Negro civil rights leader. In an exclusive interview with the New
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      Lock icon Peace move No. 2 by Tanaka
      69 2 TOKYO Tuts —Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka today made a second concession '.o the Opposition In an attempt to end an 11 -day boycott of Parliament by four parties ovtr his proposals to reform the electoral system He' announced disbandment of a committee set up
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      Lock icon Bumper harvest
      31 2 NEW YORK. Tues— A prospective nrcrd wheat crop in the United States could again help (eed drought -hit Russia and India this year. :ald the DowJones financial weekly AP.
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    Lock icon Consul CPU expose Marcos') seeks asylum in US
    281 3 Consul CPU expose Marcos') seeks asylum in US SAN FRANCISCO. Tues.— Claiming certain persecution If he returns to his homeland, a defecting Filipino consular official In Los Angeles today asked the immigration authorities here for refuge and asylum. Ruperto Ballao, 47. said he had seven brothers and sisters in the
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    Lock icon Lost for week on mountain
    48 3 FUKUOKA (Japan i. Tues Rescuers found an 82-year-old woman alive after a week-long search in deep mountains near Fukuoka. Police said today they were vi.able to find out how Kane Tsutsuml. who Is deaf, pot lost or now the managed to survive AP.
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    Lock icon POWER OF CHINA'S NUCLEAR MISSILES...
    501 3 W A S H I NGTON, Tues. Chinese nuclear tipped missiles have the range to wipe out Tokyo, devastate Russia's industrial heartland in the Ural Mountains or take Indonesia's capital city of Jakarta off the map, says US News and World Report. The magazine says:
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    Lock icon Shot dead
    38 3 BUENOS AIRES. Tues A police trainee was shot dead and three policemen seitously wounded In a 20-minute gunbattle with urban guerillas near here yesterday nve days before Argentina's new government Is due to take power.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Out—Britain's 'death ray' laser gun secret
    212 3 Out— Britain's 'death ray' laser gun secret LONDON, Tuesday THE British Government is secretly developing death ray weapons using powerful laser light beams, the Defence Ministry 1 said today. The work, including exchanges of Information with the United States, has been under wav for some time. Successful development of lasers
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    Lock icon No rush for US goods
    78 3 CLEVELAND, Tues. Trade officials for The Peoples Republic of China are not scrambling to "buy American," a representative of Industry Week magazine reported yesterday after a visit to the Canton trade fair in China. Increased buying Interest on the part of the Chinese was evident
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    Lock icon Flop—satellites dive into sea
    54 3 Flop satellites dive into sea KOUROU (French Guyana). Tues. Two French communications satellites were launched from here yesterday but plummeted Into the sea when the last rocket stage fatied to fire them Into orbit. The launching of the satellites, named Cattor and Pollux, had been delayed on Saturday because of
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    Action call
    29 3 CAIRO. Tue»— VUltlng German Foreign Minister Walter Scr.eel today called for Immediate, new and serious Initiatives to resolve the Middle East conflict peacefully with International help.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Now France plans underground site for N-tests
    179 3 Now France plans underground site for N-tests PRIS, Tues. Stung by worldwide criticism of Its plan to testflre nuclear weapons in the atmosphere, France is investigating possibilities of an underground test-site. Diplomatic authorities who reported this today said one site lies within the Marquesan Island group, about 1.000 miles northeast
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      19 3 TOKYO: Japan has decided to extend aid to North Vietnam on a bilateral basis. Foreign Ministry officials said here.
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      43 3 COLOMBO: The Zurich based Interna tlonal Pre«s Institute and the Swedish committee of the IPI have urged the Sri Lanka Government to reconsider proposed legislation on the country's largest newspaper group Associated Newspapers of Ceylon stating It threatens the freedom of the Press.
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      42 3 HONGKONG: Chinese community leaders have begun a campaign to retain the death penalty. The campaign plans to gather a million signatures from the local citizens in .'avour of the penalty as part of the Government's "fight violent crime" campaign launched last week.
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      31 3 BANGKOK: The ministerial conference of the Asia and Pacific Council, scheduled to be held In Thailand this summer, now appears "impossible" because of the Taiwan China Issue. Foreign Ministry sources said.
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      38 3 TOKYO: Japanese officials will be sent to Mm a m all. a southern Japanese town, to study reports that residents have shown symptoms similar to the Minamata nerve-wrecking disease, said to be caused by mercury poisoning of fish.
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      33 3 DACCA: A two-man Baneladeth team left for New Delhi for talks with Indian officials to work out a common stratefrv In view c( Pakistan's aoollcatlon to the World Court concerning 195 Pakistani prlsoners-of-war.
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      14 3 HONGKONG: China hailed North Korea's admission to the World Health Organisation last week. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Tale of a bank clerk's $260,000 mistake
      172 4 SUVA (Fiji), Tues. A vacationing New Zealand couple. Stuart and Jane Nilsson, took 30,000 Japanese yen to change at the Suva branch of the Bank of New South Wales, and were staggered to be handed tens of thousands of Fiji dollars. They had
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      Lock icon 5 DIE AS SNIPER GOES BERSERK
      254 4 MEMPHIS. Tutl A SNIPER flrine a highpowered rifle at "everything that moved" killed five people, including a policeman, before police snot him dead. At the height of the runbattle Kansas Street, in a normally quiet black ghetto area, looked like a main street at
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      Lock icon Vietnam talks making progress says Dr K
      444 4 Vietnam talks making progress says Dr K PARIS. Tuesday J)R. Henry Kissinger said yesterday that his renewed Vietnam talks here were making progress the first official public expression of optimism since the discussions started last Thursday. Speaking after about five hours of talks with North Vietnamese leader Le Due Tho
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      Lock icon Caltex hits the million barrels a day mark
      157 4 Caltex hits the million barrels a day mark JAKARTA. Tues. Caltex oil production In Indonesia reached the 1 mll-Uon-barrels-a-day mark last week. Minister for Mines Dr. Mohammad Sadli said today. Dr Sadli reported to a Cabinet session that together with ell production by the State oil company Pertamina and other
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      Lock icon Experts set up money reform study groups
      243 4 Experts set up money reform study groups WASHINGTON, Tues World financial experts meeting here have decided to try and speed up discussions on world monetary reform by setting up smaller study groups to look at some of the difficult Issues involved in creating a new international monetary system, conference sources
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      US$ won't be devalued again, Congress told
      110 4 US$ won't be devalued again, Congress told WASHINGTON. Tues. There will be no further devaluation of the dollar. US Congressmen said they were assured yesterday at a closed-door meeting with top US monetary officials The assurances were attributed to Chairman Arthur Burns of the Federal Reserve Board and Treasury Under-Secretary
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      47 4 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby OK) VCU TAKB IT BACK^ >. WJU/ ->T** AMD OC*WPLA*| ABOUT THE MOT?J/ WeU-.THfCE W»s\ BAD WORKAMNCMIP? < r-^l 4UCU A UM6QUH* 7/ rs U VOf WOMCU (ee.JicT) \COMPLAIMKkfJ /AKIC7 9/ TUt^N /^T I UADH'T TUE^\ \MyTU»^y I T«E RDOBMAM* \^wo(Bae9^^/ 1 1 -3
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    Poly sports stars to get colours and certs
    322 5 Poly sports stars to get colours and certs THE Singapore Polytechnic will award for the first time colours and certificates of merit for those who are outstanding in the many games and activities organised by its Sports Council. This was announced by the Polytechnic's acting principal, Mr. V.P.W. Ager, at
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    13 WOMEN AMONG NURSES WEEK BLOOD DONORS
    96 5 SEVENTY-one people Including 13 women donated blood at Tan Tock Beng Hospital yesterday in conjunction with Nurses Week which began on Sunday Twenty-three were from Mlddleton Hospital, nve were members of the public, and the rest were from other Government hospitals. The Thomson
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    Transport problem 2,000 students will face
    263 5 Transport problem 2,000 students will face PESIOENT of the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union, Mr. Foo Men* Lim, has urged the Polytechnic or Government to look into the transport problem that 2,000 first and secondyear students will face when the new term starts next month. Except for the fortunate few who
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    Industrial engineering course for managers
    96 5 Industrial engineering course for managers ITHE National Productivity Board will conduct a comprehensive course on Industrial engineering for senior and middle managers at Its Jurong premises from Monday to Feb. 22 next year. There will be ln-plant training, where participants are expected to select and work on a project in
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    Folk dance lessons
    43 5 Singapore Tttehors' Folk Dance Society will conduct three course* at RaJTle* Oirl* 1 Primary School halt from May 28 and June 1. The fee U $8 a course. Registration on Sunday* from 230 pm to 530 p.m at the hall.
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    FUND-RAISING 'JOB WEEK' FOR 2,000 STUDENTS
    77 5 A BOUT 2,000 students of Bt. Joseph's Institution will launch "Job week" from Saturday to June 2 to raise funds for the school. They will visit homes, Institutions, offices and public buildings to seek jobs. Money raised will be used to buy school equipment,
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    —Robbers came with a 'parcel' for the boss
    98 5 —Robbers came with a 'parcel' for the boss FOUR robbers tied and gagged a maidservant and a cook before ransacking their employer's house In Pasir Panjang Road on Monday. The robbers, armed with knives, told maidservant Ragayah blnte Kasmuml that they had a parcel for her boss, who was away.
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    Talk on yoga
    28 5 THE visiting Indian yogi. Swarrl Vedunanda, will give a public talk on yoga at the Singapore Lodge Theoaophlcal Society. Cairnhlll Road, tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    Tap dancing
    28 5 THE YMCA In Orchard Road will conduct a tap dancing course from 7 p.m. on Jun* 21. Fees are 130 (or members and $38 for non-members
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    A threat after car loss, court is told
    341 6  -  BCN DAVIDSON By A PETROL kiosk owner alleged in the High Court yesterday that a finance company managing director threatened to cause trouble when he refused to compensate him for the loss of a car sent to his kiosk for washing. Mr.
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    Friday talks
    27 6 THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold IU monthly management ontn l nl»*f meeting on Friday at I pjn. at its premises In Hill Street.
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    Professionals told: Do social work
    232 6 DARUAMENTARY SecJT retary (Boclal Affairs) Mr. Chan Chee Seng yesterday urged those In the professions to do social welfare work. "Though we already have a dedicated core of volunteers who have for many years supported welfare programmes, we need as many voluntary workers as we
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    Clerk who was caught with 1,890 MX pills
    131 6 BROKERS clerk Fok Fook Hong, 19, was fined $1,000 yesterday after he admitted having 1390 MX pilU at Odeon theatre car park on Feb. 26. At about 7.20 p.m. that day, officer Shaul Hamid and his sarty from the Central Narcotics Bureau
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    Girl, 19, denies $10,000 robbery
    148 7 Girl, 19, denies $10,000 robbery A 19- YEAR-OLD girl, Sim C hur Hoon, yesterday claimed trial to two robbery charges Involving a total of $10,499. Loh Sic Shan, 21, and Won* Kong Pent. 19, also denied the charges. The three were accused of robbing Penny Wee Kent LJan Pin of
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    'Machines will ease out the clerks' warning
    391 7  -  EDWARD LIU By CLERICAL workers will soon Ik. 1 jobless if they can only perform routine operations like book keeping, filing, recording and sorting. For these simple chores will be taken over by sophisticated machines, said Foreign Minister Mr. 8. Rajaratnam yesterday. Speaking
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    Devan lashes Aussie union for 'smug and ignorant' report
    707 7 rpHE NTUC yesterday A criticised an Australian trade union for displaying ignorance in a report on Singapore and Malaysian labour. The NTUC secretarygeneral. Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr. also criticised the Shop. Distributive and Allied Employees' Association, based In Sydney, for
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    Pick-up driver cleared of causing death of -couple
    145 8 Pick-up driver cleared of causing death of -couple- A BUSINESSMAN was acquitted and discharged yesterday of causing the deaths of a couple by negligence in Berangoor. Road on Dec. 5 last year. Llm L'Ji Heong, 32, driver of a pick-up, was alleged to have knocked into Jamaluddln Jumadi. 18, and
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    Body Builders' Federation officials
    92 8 Body Builders' Federation officials MR. John Ong has been elected president of the Singapore Amateur Body Builders' Federation. Other officials are Mr. Chan Chee Wah. sr vice-president; Messrs KS Moorthy. Eric Cheong, Lohman Yew, and Ang Teck Bee. vice-presidents; Mr Paul Chua. secretary; Mr. Francis Teo. asst secretary; Mr. Da-
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    Talk by envoy
    34 8 THE Pakistani Ambassador here. Mr. Rlaz Piracha. will speak on "My Impressions as a Diplomat" at the Rotary Club of Singapore lunch meeting at the Mandarin Hotel at 12.45 p.m. today.
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    JACKO'S BACK-BUT THE MYSTERY PHONE CALLS STILL COME THROUGH
    317 8  - JACKO'S BACK-BUT THE MYSTERY PHONE CALLS STILL COME THROUGH BAILYNE SUNG I 1 By JACKO the poodle, who disappeared five days aco, returned home yesterday. Mrs. MiUi Likehart said at her home in Quern's Road: This morning a man called at my house with Jacko. "He told me fet found
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    Suicide by man under a tree
    57 8 Suicide by man under a tree STATE Coroner Mr. Ibrahim Burhan recorded a verdict of suicide yesterday on the death of 22-year-old labourer Neo Big Chok. Neo's elder brother Tee Joo. 26. said he found him lying under a tree at their Jurong Road home on April 21 with a
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    Jailed—blind mother who helped girl tout tickets
    347 8 Jailed— blind mother who helped girl tout tickets A BLIND woman, who abetted her (laughter in reselling cinema tickets in cinemas in the Katong area, was fined $250 or a montii's Jail yesterday. Koh Kah Nul, 38, pleaded guilty to abetting her daughter. Urn Jok Keng. 16. to resell two
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    Ganja: Driver jailed
    40 8 DRIVER Song Meng Tong. 27, of Toa Payoh. was yesterday Jailed for six months after he was found guilty of having i\ kartoos of Indian hemp at Lorong Engltu Aman on Jan. 36 at about 8.25 p.m.
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    US graduate
    28 8 MR. Urn Kirn Tom of Emerald Hill Road ha* graduated with Hie degree of Master of Christian Education from the Western Theological Seminary ln Michigan, U.S.
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    HDB talk
    32 8 MR. Tan Way Tons, acting executive resettlement officer of the Housing and Development Beard will talk on Resettlement project* in Singapore at the Jurong community centre tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Firm files two writs claiming $91,000
    121 8 BASCO Enterprises (Pte) Ltd. has taken out two writs hi the High Court claiming a total of $01,233 under two agreements which It had entered with the Bank of America Sued separately are: Harrows Private Ltd. of Orchard Road for C 45.768 plus Interest,
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    Import ban on Indon and Thai cattle will continue
    185 9 'FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE HAS TO BE CLEARED UP FIRST' 'J'HK ban on the import of cattle from Thailand and Indonesia, imposed in February, will continue until foot-and-mouth disease has been cleared up in those countries. A Ministry of National Development spokesman said
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    Mci Ling the 'Girl from S'pore' draws the crowds at X-film show
    190 9  -  LESLIE FONG By SINGAPORE model Chan Mci Lini, whose photograph Is said to have been seen all round the wo. Id, Is the main attraction of an Xfilm now showing In a Johor Barn einrma. Singaporeans have been
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    Mr Tourist and the $490 he spends
    305 9 Mr Tourist and the $490 he spends rpHE average tourist x spends $494 during three to four da>s in Singapore. Most of the money goes on shopping. As a group, visitors on business spend more (an average of $662 per person), followed by those on busi-ness-vacation ($424 per person.) This
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    Oratory
    27 9 FORTY-TWO students from five primary schools will take part In an oratory contest organised by the Thomson Road community centre management committee today at 7.30 p.m.
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    Agents' visit
    19 9 TWELVE travel agents from Scandinavia and Central Europe will arrive on Friday (or a three-day familiarisation tour.
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    Aeromodelling contest
    47 9 THE Singapore Junior Flying Club will hold Its first national junior aeromodelling championship on Junr 23 and 24 at Harding Road field in Tanglin. Entries should be sent to the club at P. O. Box 310. Tanglin Post Office. The closing date is June 9.
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    FLEEING ROBBER WHO DROPPED HIS I-C
    151 9 FLEEING ROBBER WHO DROPPED HIS I-C A MECHANIC who robbed a salesman of a watch and $45 dropped his identi-ty-card when spotted the next day and chased. Yesterday Sin Mun Fatt 20, was jailed for 18 months and ordered to be given four strokes of cane after he pleaded guilty
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    Cassette tape thieves jailed
    53 9 TAN Cheng Chin, 24. and Ang Lye Huat. 20. both unemployed, were Jailed (or two years and six months respectively (or stealing cassette U.pes. They pleaded guilty to stealing a $60 cassette tape from the car of Ang Jefc Sen on March 17 at 2.30 a.m.
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    Mountain trips
    25 9 THE Chinese YMCA will organise mountaineering trips for young men and women to Mount Ophlr and Ounong Tahan fron. June 5 to IS.
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      KEEPING WATCH
      327 10 AN Important lesson which has emerged from last week's panic buying of rice is that there is a need for a stricter watch to be kept on commodity supplies whenever there is a noticeable world shortage. Yesterday the Trade Department of the Finance Ministry was investigating the system
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      FUTILE OBSESSION
      181 10 IF THE 41-nation Organisation of African Unity (OAU) runs true to form its 10th anniversary summit meeting in Addis Ababa this week will be heavy on polemics and light on other Issues. Africans experienced the extremes of race hatred and discrimination in colonial times to a degree that
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    367 10 Filipinos revive arnis-an art very much like bersilat MANILA, Tues. The popularity of martial arts like karate and kung-fu in the Philippines has led to the revival of a native art of fighting known as amis. Arnis, slml.ar to bersllat. is being included in physical education courses in some schools
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    Lock icon No quick end to 'war' in Sarawak
    473 10  -  JOSE KATIGBAK: By Kuching SARAWAK'S guerilla war has been smouldering for years with no signs of a quick end in sight. Though minor by comparison to the conflicts in Indochina, It is a deadly srrious affair with at least 15,000 government troops tied
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    'No drug can be taken frequently over a long period'
    391 10 'No drug can be taken frequently over a long period' titioners Their rr.^use may: MASK A DIAGNOSIS. The patient who prescribes his own cure before seeking medical treatment may arrive with his symptoms relieved. This makes diagnosis of the real trouble more difficult. Doctors especially advise against self-medi-cating for abdominal
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    Pill-popping —and the peril of selfmedication
    848 10  -  TAN WANG JOO GRIM WARNING BY THE DOCTORS By The first of a two-part report DOCTORS like to compare self-medi-cation with a television repair job. Why, they ask exasperated, wren nobody would attempt to put right a wonky TV set do people think nothing
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      Marco Polo makes its mark here
      905 11  - Marco Polo makes its mark here GEORGIE LEE By fHK official renaming of the former Hotel Malaysia to The Marco Polo tomorrow, marks the lirst move of the Hongkong ba sed Peninsula Group into the Singapore and also, the international hotel circuit What Is the Peninsula (or "Pen" for short)
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      Shell profits still hit by higher costs
      325 11 Shell profits still hit by higher costs T\ESPITE a rise of 23 per cent in net income after tax to $6.3 million last year Shell Refinipg Company (F.0.M.) still complains that this achievement had been adversely effected by the group's inability t? offset completely higher costs by raising the prices
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      Betting on the ups and ; downs of the stock market
      391 11 Betting on the ups and downs of the stock market LONDON: Punters who have had a bad run on the horses or dogs can try their luck now with the bulls and bears. Mecca Bookmakers of Britain recently announced the simplest method yet of gambling on the Stock Exchange. Odds
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      Forex Club goes international
      117 11 THE Singapore Foreign Exchange Club has applied for membership to the Paris-based International Forrx Club, the organisation to which all major Forex associations throughout the world are affiliated. Membership of the international club will help establish new contacts between Singapore dealers and their counterparts in other
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        167 11 IT'S true, of course, that a swallow doesn't make a summer. So it's a brave man who will dare to predict that two strong days at the Stock Exchange mean a return to the good old bull market days of not so long ago. To be sure, confidence
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        Rises
        82 11 OCBC $18.00 KL Kepong 6.90 Guinness 7.00 C C 7.10 ENE 7.30 I OB 7.65 Setrou 5.50 T'conc Sec 6.20 Kempas 4.90 Steamers 4.08 M Bank 6.90 S. Times 7.10 S. Traders 8.40 Bt. Semb 9.10 Ben 3.76 Y. H. Sent 2.50 M St G 6.50 Haw Par 6.70
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        Most active stocks
        21 11 Most active stocks pore Hilton !ity Dev. IBS law Par 'otal Turnover: otal Value: 325,000 268.000 268. 000 218.000 2.47M S11.13M
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        48 11 Mm; 21 May 22 Industrials: 323.99 337.93 1 Hut- Is 229.21 235.04 Properties 323.52 340.40 t Tins: 133.12 133.12 t S rubbers: 01.11 331.43 t O.C.B.C.: 316.26 330.48 Dec. 30, 1966 WO 1 Dec. 31, 1968 IN t Dec. 29. 1962 100 t Jan. 1. 1970 IN
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      BUYERS CONTINUE TO DOMINATE
      393 11 THE Stock Exchange In Singapore yesterday continued to enjoy buoyant trading conditions with follow-through buying well sustained throughout the day. There were signs also of the activity spreading out Into the second and third line stocks. Bargain hunting was the main factor behind this rise in
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      KL INDEX UP BY 16 POINTS
      300 11 PRICES continued their uptrend in the Kuala Lumpur trading room yesterday. The market ended the day with a higher volume and greater values. Strong buying pressure firmed opening prices markedly, although profit-tak-ing appeared from time to time. Sime Darby, the most active stock with
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    Bangla bid to save jute industry
    786 12 LAST OF A SEVEN-NATION ASIAN SURVEY By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT 'J'HE recent fiveday inter governmental conference on jute held in Dacca was a unique meeting: A kind of "autopsy" of the fibre's present problems that also paradoxically crystal bowl gazes into its future. Sponsored
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    439 12 US AIRLINES HEAD FOR FIRST BILLION DOLLAR FREIGHT YEAR HONOLULU: Mr Stuart G. Tipton, chairman of the Air Transport Association, has predicted that U.S. scheduled airlines would have their first billion -dollar freight revenue year in history. Fu r t hermore, Mr. Tipton said in a talk to a recent
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    201 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. G. Ram.X h.iiulr.iii of P. Govindasamy Pillai Sons has been elected president of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce's management committee for 1973-74 with Mr. J. B. Rupa cf J B. Rupa as vice-president. Mr. Moes Nomanbbo) ol Nomanbhoy Sons was elected treasurer and chairman of
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      Now a part-time SIM course for lower executives
      301 12  -  GEORGIE LEE THE rapid development of business in Singapore has generated a great need for skilled professional managers. As a result, despite the growing number of business courses run by the tertiary Institutions, there is still a shortage of trained management personnel.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    1447 13 TK«Se 1"lJ ra 0r^ Bts8t s s sr^-?? the Stock Exchange yesterday compares with the previous day's price together with the 1972/73 high and low CAdJusted for all new laruim jimvea ior an new issue). •MOUSTPIIALS 19T2/1973 L,,t .b- .Ct J?* ACM* 3.80 .20 4.50 1.20 A. Tape
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    1488 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (3b0B) (2) 3.50. CD. A. Tape 0848
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    1401 13 |»ID and off.'r prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ami.i (3.0081. CD. A. Tape < 1 858 1.905).
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      HONGKONG
      361 13 UONOKONO. Tues. The market was strong and buoyant throughout the morning with mild pront-taklng appearing towards the close. However In the afternoon It started to pick up strength again resulting in some recovery in share prices. Th« market closed mixed with the lmlex dropping 5.6 points. HK. Banks' local
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      NEW YORK
      343 13 ■NJEW YORK, Mon The stock A^ market, lower early in the session saw efforts at rallying twice in the day, but they failed io stem a downward trend. The market closed off its lowest levels, but declines were fuelled by an adverse news background and an apparent carryover
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      432 13 \fELBOURNE. Tues The ■"•a. market, particularly among mining stocks, firmed on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today with rises outnumbering falls. Oolds stocks were the one to attract early Interest and they maintained their position through the day. Emperor Mines was up 10 cents at $2.40. Peko Waltsend put on
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      37 13 Xt it May 22) Fund of Ai it Bterllnic At 3 57 Fund or Au«t (U.B dollar) $3.67 (From May 1 to 31) Aiut. Int Properly Bond* AtS 36 Property Bond* of Auat All 21
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      Tin price gains
      209 14 HPHE Stra'.ts tin price In A Penang yesterday made a marginal gain of $1.12^ to $834.12/2 per plcul on an official offering down 18 tons to 253 tons. The local market reacted contrary to the easier overnight London metal market where the forward buyers price plunged £6
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      Copper prices
      37 14 London copper prUei on Monday (Prevtoua In bracket!). Wir»bar Bpoi buyer r«23 00 £611. Ml Mller £«25.J0 ({C12.0O); Thrir mnr.thi buyer i«! 7.50 itoui.ou. ■eller CHIS.OO (f SOS. SO). Market text: Firm Mitt: «.suO toni.
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      19 14 RUBBER: ***** cents (us 3.00 cents). TIN: 1654.12) (up $1,121). Official offering 253 tons (down 18 tons).
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      PRODUCE
      103 14 /■MINISI PRODUCI IXOHANOI. V IINQAPOHI NOON CLOIINO PRICK MR PICUL VISTIRDAV. Ctaonut Oil i bulk MO lellert drum 162 tellera. Copra: Mlxtd (loo**) VK/Cont. 136 B. Ptp»er: Munlok AST A white f.o.b. 100* NLW f2lO stllen. Sarawak white f.o.b. »6<t NLW 1200 itilera, Sarawak tpecial black f.o.b B6t NLW
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      Gold markets
      53 14 Mindly Saturday uss uss London 112.00 109.50 Beirut 114.00 106.00 Honikong IM.M 108.11 Zurich IU.OOB 104.M8 113.008 10«M8 Parlt 115.M 10«.X6 spore (1) 107. 0S 107.08 a B pore (2) 328.00 329.00 (1) Export prlcea In non-turllng areaa US dollar! per ounce (2) Local dealtrt prlcea In Singapore
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      PALM OIL
      41 14 In London on Monday tht p»lm oil print or Malayan S per ctnt c.l.f. IK N European porti in the bulk per long ton Nov. Dec. «v unchanged (UK {ISO Hllers) Jan./ June. «a« a!»o unchanged (UK 1128 •ellera).
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    RUBBER STAYS ON UPTREND
    409 14 DEMAND for current month took levels up to 141.00 cents per kilo briefly during the morning session In the rubber market yesterday, but trading was again very thin and turnover was modest. The July discount widened to five cents, and prompt shipment was traded at 9.5
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    96 14 y-vAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange J and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday. June July (Current Month) (Foiward Month) Buyer* Srllr Buyers BeDers < rnu pe. kf. Centa per kg. SMR SCV (1-ton Pallet) 159 00 *****N 158 00 159.00N BMR 5L (1-ton
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    170 14 A SIAN i-urrency deposit rates as at close on Tuesday. May 22: IS Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 7-3 4 7-5 8 1 mth 8-9 16 8-7 16 2 mths 8-3 4 8-5 8 3 mths 8-13 16 8-11 16 6 mths 8-7 8 8-3 4 9
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    188 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at May 22. Loral dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency U.B. Dollar Bterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar Local dollar* to 1M unlU of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs (Commercial) Danish Kroner
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      425 14 IPULAU AVER CHAWAN REFINERY invites applications for the position of PERSONNEL OFFICER TRAINING THE JOB This is a manaoement position in our Employee Relations Department The job involves training and development of our human resources. The successful applicant will assist in the planning, development and implementation of training activities designed
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      461 14 1871 -'S^miHP I^ 7l -H7l Ingersoll-Rand ON THE MOVE IN CENTURY II! The following appointments, for Singapore citizens, are necessitated by our expanding operations: MANAGER, INVENTORY CONTROL To assume complete responsibility of inventory and warehousing functions. Age: 28-40 years. Minimum 2 years' management experience on engineering product inventory Experience with
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      572 14 BOSCH invites applications from suitably qualified personnel for the following positions in Singaport:- MOBILE VAN TOOLS DEMONSTRATOR CUM SALES REPRESENTATIVE To promote and sell our well-established range of BOSCH POWER TOOLS. Minimum of 2 years proven selling experience preferably in a similar line of goods. Valid Singapore driving licence Class
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    1235 15  -  H. E. Heinemann By fIEW YORK: Worldwide inflation, and how to bring it under control, has sprung into the limelight once again. With the gathering evidence that the American economy may be running out of control, and with the gathering doubts that a
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    418 15  - Closer towards E. Europe LEO GONZAGA By MANILA: President Marcos recently announced that the Philippines plans to establish simultaneously diplomatic relations with China and Russia. He explained that this plan is in line with the policy of diversifying not only export products but also overseas outlets to cushion the local
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      130 15 We've prefixed Wayfoong to our name so you'll know we are a wholly owned subsidiary of The Hongkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation. Deposit with MAF MAF is a member of The Hongkong Bank Group. This, plus our stability and wide experience as the 'Financiers', has made us a good company
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      157 15 |\J >fff^i// 1 mBiA \Ui jds ]l k k J '^1 ■Am \*h B* ''iVi/i'V/^ «".^3sJPis-^ ■V^ **U} ill'; i/O' a'J Mi > \An WJm. n PER SO FT M We don t have the worldwide figures, but. 90% of all Japan fishing craft use yanmar diesels Main reason is,
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      719 16 felda (LKMBAGA KIMAJI AN TANAH PKRSKKI Tl AN 1 Permohonan adalah dipolawa darlpada Warganegara Malaysia >ang oe.kelay-kan untuk Jawatan lawatan berikut > 1. Penolong Prgawai Pembangunan Peneroka (Lgama) Kelayakan Pcngalaman Ijazah darl Universltl Al Azhar atau lain UnlversltlUnlversltl Ugama yang dlakul dan mempunyal seku- rang-kurangnya 3 tahun pengalaman bekerja. 2.
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      549 16 HUME INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD PETALING JA/A ACCOUNTANT Hume* Industries (Malaysia* Bhd. Invite aoDllcatlons from qualified Accountant who meet the following requirements: Age: 25-35 years old Citizenship: Malaysian Qualification: A recognised qualification in Accountancy. Experience: A post qualification experience of 3-5 years Salary; Commensurate with qualifications and experience The successful applicant
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      909 16 A fast-expanding Group of Companies invites suitably qualified Malaysians lor the folio* ing position* in Its International Department:— A. BACING MANAGER 1. Age: 28-36 a. Qualification*: Degree or Diploma in Automotive Engineering or Professional qualification of the Institute of Motor Industries. S. Requirements: ai 3 to 5 years' proven experience
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      786 16 SURUHANJAYA PELABUHAN PULAU PINANG MENYEWA TONGKANG-TONGKANG Buruhanjaya Pelabuhan Pulau Plnang adalah bercadang hendak menyewa tongkang-tongkang percendlrlan untuk membawa kago dalam kawasan pelabuhan, dan dengan lni menjemput tender-tender darlpada tuan-tuan puny.. tongkan K Tuan-tuan Dunya tongkan* yang Ingln nendak membuat tawaran hendaklah Juga memberi maK-lumat-maklumat mengenal Jenls, tanej dan nombor-nom-bor peiidaftaran
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    Fake 'Darkie' tooth paste warning by police
    187 19 Fake 'Darkie' tooth paste warning by police p O L I C E yesterday 1 warned the public against fake toothpaste on the market following the seizure of 3,240 tubes of imitation toothpaste over the past week. The police are awaiting a chemist's report on the Imitation toothpaste. In five
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    Kinabalu bid
    26 19 TWENTY youths. Including six girls, from the Kampung Cheng San Youth suo-commltue adventure club will climb Mount Kinabalu from May 27 to June 11
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    Ministry probes rice supply system
    327 19 Ministry probes rice supply system Plan to curb price fixing and profiteering By LESLIE FONG I Department of Trade of the Finance Ministry is investigating the system of rice distribution to see how it is open to price manipulation and profiteering. It hopes to find ways to ensure a "more
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    Why a man stabbed his son to —death—
    196 19 Why a man stabbed his son to —death— A 61 -YEAR-OLD man who stabbed his 34-year-old son to death during a fight told a couit In between sobs that he had been bullied and assaulted by him for six years. Wong Tong Oh said this In mitigation after he pleaded
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    Schools' photo exhibition
    45 19 THE sixth-Singapore interschool photographic exhibition, organised by the Raffles Institution Photographic Society, will be held from tomorrow to Saturday in the school hall. Dr. Tan Eng Liang, MP for River Valley, will open the exhibition at 3 p.m. and present the prizes.
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    Women's walk
    36 19 THE women sub-committee of Telok Ayer community centre will hold a six-mile big walk for women above 18 on Sunday at 8 a.m. Registration at the centre in Boon Tat Street today and tomorrow.
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    Stole $16,000 launch
    44 19 HAMDAN bin Hassan Sharib. 19. yesterday pleaded guilty to stealing a $16,000 motor-launch from Teo Kirn Tong and Co. Pte. Ltd off Clifford Pier, on May 10 at 8.30 p.m. Sentence was postponed to May 29. Bail of $1,000 was offered.
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    Pulau Tekong leadership training camp for 40
    75 19 Pulau Tekong leadership training camp for 40 THE YMCA will hold a leadership training camp for 40 students aged 14 to 18 at Pulau Tekong from June 8 to 15. Training will be undertaken by eight Instructor, from the New Zealand army. Outward Bound School and Singapore Lifeguard Corps. It
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    When to sign up for NS
    115 19 When to sign up for NS NATIONAL service registration for Singapore citizens and permanent residents Ix>rn between Oct. 1. 1956 at.d Dec. 30. 1958 will be conducted at the Central Manpower Base, Dempsey Road, Tanglin, from June 13 to Aug. 31. A Defence Ministry statement said yesterday regardless of whether
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    'Mr. Big'
    274 19  -  MASIE KWEE; MALAYSIAN WHO BOSSED £lm DRUG RACKET IN SOHO By Condon, Tuesday lIE'S the "Mr. Bijr" of the Chinese heroin pushers in Gerrard Street, Soho, London. That is the label which an investigator In a British Sunday newspaper has tagged to You On Yao, (left), the Malaysian
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    —$ split won't affect business ties: SMA
    208 19 split won't affect business ties: SMA SINGAPORE'S manufacturing sector is confident it will be able to maintain its "excellent business relations" with Malaysia despite the dollar split, the Singapore Manufacturers' Association said yesterday. In a statement, Mr. Lim Hong Keat, the associations chairman, said: "The industry has been operating successfully
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    Charged with stabbing
    48 19 ESA bin Hajl Idrus. 27. was charged yesterday with causing hurt to Mamisah blnte Hussain with a krls on May 12 at 7.40 a.m. in Lorong 23. Oeylang. Esa was sent to Woodbrldge Hospital for observation. The case was fixed for mention on June 5.
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      893 19 WATER consumption on .Monday was 118.5 million gallons (539.000 cubic metres). 8.5 million gallons (39,000 cubic metres) more than on Sunday. iM 5" hW^ 3nd Sak3PUf M 5 Cvf 0S ty Sh P PM Programme Summary 801 Programme Summary Siren (Malay) 7.M News and Newsreel (Malay) 5.M Make a Wish
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Rubber traders to get special incentives
      351 20 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. The Government is giving special incentives to rubber traders as part of its plan to make the Malaysian rubber market the leading one In the region. Announcing this today, Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew Sin said brokers and dealers would be
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      Six-day forum
      31 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The six-day -KL-Porum will open here on July 1 with experts from various part* of Asia and the Pacific region, discussing problems of urbanisation and planning.
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      Lock icon Deputy Chief Minister to leave the Govt
      100 20 KUCHINO, Tues. Sarawak's Chief Minister Datuk Rahman Yakub. said today that his deputy, Mr. Simon Dembab Maja, will leave the state's coalition Government at the end of two months' leave. Datuk Rahman told newsmen on his return from Kuala Lumpur that he would
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      Lock icon Razak and Thanom hold second round of talks
      161 20 Razak and Thanom hold second round of talks BANGKOK, Tues. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and his Thai counterpart, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, today held a second round of talks at the provincial capital of Songkhla in southern Thailand. Tun Razak and Field Marshal Thanom arrived at Sonckhla earlier
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      Swoop on opium dens: 14 held
      61 20 JOHOR BARU. Tues Police here intensified their anU-vlce campaign with a swoop on opium dens last night and picked up 14 people. OCPD Sjpt Zclnuddln Hashlm said today. Five police parties led by area Inspector Amurjlt Singh raided the opium hideouts In Jalan Terus
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      Gang smashed
      16 20 MUAR. Tues. Police here have smashed a teenage gang responsible (or hmisebreakings and theft*
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      Ministry takes action to check price increases
      421 20 Ministry takes action to check price increases KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A NUMBER of new measures will be in troduced in the near future to combat excessive price increases. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister, Kncik Musa Nitain. said today. He also called for deal with rising prices, tlonal issue because it
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      'No more hikes' pledge by rice traders
      83 20 'No more hikes' pledge by rice traders KUALA LUMPUR. Tut-* Rice traders gave their "solemn promise" today that they would not raise the present price of rice further. In addition to the pledce '!>• assured the national pndi aid rice authority (LPN) that liir price would come down to "realistic
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      321 20 ■■■Ik M? zZI p i V WwiAa^Lf^ It BmV^JL m^aW Br^g^gP"^ [l I DROP -OUTS I I IN OUR I I SOCIETY I Do we have a drop-out problem? Many factors suggest we do. |H Crime is on the increase and police records show that -JP| the majority of robbers
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      271 20 Brimming lp Father B& Bill JKarmmmgh A Hml Cmimp (op COURSE, OARLIN-) MAYBE I'LL TAKE A N f \T Ml©HT BE WELL TC> TAKP.T" f imaydeooe to stay over- ill miss >©u nightie alono, just jUJ a pew extra things J NK&HT AT MOTHER'S.' WILL XXjJ Vi TERRIBLY.' IN CASE
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  • Obituary, Illustration
    DEATH
    91 21 MR. TAN GEOK CHUAN. a*ed 58. passed away peacefully at thr Outram Road General Hospital on 19.6.73. at 9 10 p m Leaving behind: Wlvea Lav Hul Kiang Poon V.'iiye Chan; Sons Bng Alk Eng Slong. Eng Sun. Eng Soo. Eng Lay. Kok Kfonir Kok Seng; daughter Mvi Pin.
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    89 22 PLAIR maiRDRESSING and expert tintlnc *****3 *****3 for keep fit classes spot reducing, leg waxing Orlane Facial Chiropodist foot problems. THI FREHCH HUCLIAR BLAST France la continuing Its nuclesr Mats m the south Pacific despite mounting protests from Australia and New Zealand. The Issue I* now before the
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    17 Deaths
    54 22 peacefully on 21 5 73. Leaving behind wire Chno r.eok Huay. 5 sons Chenit UsSSam, ThrnK Yam. Cheng Hal, '•h.nc Huat Cheng Lock. 2 daughOoal Krow, Blew Keow. 2 daaghten la-law, 1 son-in-law. IT Krandchn.lren Funersl on 23 573 at 2pm Cortege will leave 22. Jalan Yasin for
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    21 Acknowledgements
    35 22 LIM SONC KOON. Seng Poh. Song Poo. Bonn Kirn. SonK Hock, thank relatives and frirnda. for their kind assistance, donations, niiiht visits, etc on the death of their late father, Lim Yong siang
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    22 In Memoriam
    49 22 IN LOVINC MEMORY of Mrs. Than Kama John departed 23 5 68 Gone but never forgotten by husband. daughter, sons, son-in-law, daugh-ters-in-law. tsrand-daUKhten and crandson MRS. M.W. NAVARATNAM. Fond mtmonea of our deareat Amma Eaparssd nine yean ago. Always n membered by htr children and krandchildftn.
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      1201 22 it: classified advertisements (S Bo*r*>s«rvicechargess 00 W QMtJswd AOV- ttl.Ui.-U mifbißK* ssjrvict) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT FINAL! required Immediately Ability to keep full set of accounts. IjCC accounting and 2 years experience preferred. Apply giving relevant personal particulars and qualifications with contact phone number H any 202. Orchard Road. B pore 9
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      712 22 LADY SALIS REPRESENTATIVE required for promotion and demons tratlon of a range of dermotologlcal products already well known !n the V B.A. Oood basic salary plus attractive Incentive system. Apply S.T. Box A ***** Spore. A well-established marketing/ engineering organxatlon invite* applicants, who) are Singapore Cltlsens, for the following post
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      631 22 REQUIRED IMMIDIATILV TICHNt CIAN6 experienced In servicing televisions and radio. Driving licence essential Must be Singapore citizens Apply personally 5360. Oolden Mile Shopping- Centre. Beach Road. Spore. Career Opportunity In Tslevlslen Manufacturing Fer F.malai WE NEED: Olrls above 16 years ot ag* Able to apeak English, Mandarin or Malay WE
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      747 22 LIVE-IN CHINESE CENER«L AMAN, Alexandra Park area Tel: 637*5* S'por*. READ TNI SENIOR Appointments Vacant In the Sunday Mall each week. f, CsmTsU REQUIRED: 1) Oeneral clerk for Inside and outside work, able to type and ride motorcycle, at least Senior Cambridge level, completed National Service preferred 2) Telephonist Typist,
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      751 22 lUPERVISOR for Fashion Hous* bright, efficient. matured lady. Knowledge of Industrial machines. Write S.T. Box A ***** B'pore stating age, experience, aalary expected, enclose photograph (non-returnable) VACANCIES EXIST POR la) Elect rlisi Qualification primary 6, experience 5 yean for (b) all. Please con tact Mr. Chow *****1 8 pore SHOWATIX
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      941 22 INTERNATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY off era the following for rent. Bun. galows Harlyn Road 4 bedroom nice private $3,000, Berrlmn Rout $3,000, Namly Hill 3 bedrooms full) furnished $2,200. Klnusmead Road I aircond. bedrooma $1,900. Off Hlxtr Avenue $1,500 $2,300. Oel Tlon* Mam Park $1,700. JaUn Plali double-storey 3/4 Dedrooms $2,500
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      875 22 I SEMI DITACHID BUNGALOW at Faber Terrace for immediate occupai tlon. Furnished I Unfurnished with I parquet floorings. Contact Mias Loh *****6 I 9RANCI OROVI ROAO 2-Bedroomed i Flat, l-servanfs I loom. Centrally Located. Unfurnished. Rental $800/-. i p.m. Further details pleas* ring *****3. Spore. OIST 10. TOMLINSON ROAO new
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      674 23 (Cont from Page 22) «RCI AIRY FURNISHIC ROOM at M Michael a Road Preferably work- I .mi girls. Phone SMUT B'pore after ING KNVNQ OARDIN Brw. Braddell HrlKhts (central alrcondltioninK) I 3 000 Ooldhlll Avenue (1,100 Blnuil Park (1,300 B'pore 1T7301 SILITAR HILL! lITATI partly fur nmhed 2-alorey seal -detached
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      519 23 KTABLKNIO FORIION COMPANY urgently requires 7 ounfalows/semldctachrd /apartments. Rental 8(1.000 8(2.000 Rins; (***** B'pore. Principals only NSULAtj niALTV: Register your vacant bungalows, semi-detached, terrace, apartments. All accommodation. Quick tenancy arranged. B'pore *****0. FURNKHIO SIMI rITACHID, terraced bouses, apartments required In good residential districts. Ktnt upto MM/-. Phone (***** JRCINTLV HIQUIRIO
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      807 23 OIST. 1S aingle-storey terrace bouse In Katong 1.050 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, one big ball, small garden. (M.OM 0.n.0 Dlst. 18 Slglap Bank singte-storey bungalow 6.800 aq. ft. 4 bedroom.. one servant's room, mosaic pan, tet flooring. Big mrden 5246.U00 ono Contact Woodland Company *****8 OPIRA lITATI, (M) detached 6.000
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      913 23 <1> OFF SIXTH AVENUE, dlst. 10 single-storey detached bungalow over 1.000 aq. ft., 1 badrooma. servant s amenities, mosaic Boortng throughout tl) OS Whltley Road, dlst 11 ultramodern double-storey terrace house on l.soo sq ft. 1 bedrooms, servant's, split-level (or living and dining room, terraxao parquet flooring, completion end '71
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      756 23 DIST. 9 jalan jihtah Sat 1 bed rooms, area 1200 sq. (t. (100.000. Phone *****8 Andr.w Leong Housing Agency JALAN KIMUNINO Tit MILII Bernbawang. Urge semi-detached bungalow 6.700 aq. ft. (120.000 Tel:--13*901 Spore. SHOPHOL'SI FOR SALE 21 -storey Benooolen Street Shophoue (59 yeai lease, centrally located A-ea: 2 763 sq.ft.
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      787 23 70 AMOV STRUT. Di.t 1. office premises to let. Rlac B'pore ***** TILOK AVIR STRUT 4th floor 660 ao.. ft. Contact TS7O4 B'port. CENTRAL ARIA Alrcondltloned Office Space approximately 900 aq. ft tailor made for Professional Engineering QB. or other allied prof at slots) VERT LOW RENTAL TIL: MOIS S
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      833 23 SIAKSOH COACN TOURS. 26. Prlnaep Street. Singapore 7. Tel: *****. Agent for above: 264. Block IS*. Toa Payoh Central, Singapore 12. Ttl: 33X263. 999. Upper Buklt Tlmah, Singapore 21. Tel: ***** H. 7 Days: Wast Malaysia Air-Con Bus SI2O By Air »130/- Dept: Every Sunday 7 Days: East Coast Kuantan
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      610 23 WANT CONFIRM HATS? To Lon don. Brussels. asaafaSßxaa*, and New York. Contact I A TA. lit East Coast Road (15) Tel: *****7/*****0 JITAWAY CNARTIR A TOURI SPICI^LItT Sin Londox $525 Bin/Hamburg/Frankfurt $700/--810 New York $»T5/Slu/Brussels $650/JBTAWAY 21 DATS kUROPEAN TOURS ONLY $1790 ALL INCLUSIVE JCTAWAY FAR EAST TOUKS PROM $706/Lon
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    Develop clear-cut goals, foreign firms told
    366 24 J^ UNIVERSITY lecturer has urged foreign business firms to develop dear-cut goals when contributing to social, educational and cultural activities in Singapore. By doing so, they could be assured their money would not be given away without any definite aim, said Dr. Tham Seong
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    I paid $12,000 in clinic takeover, says doctor
    337 24 I paid $12,000 in clinic takeover, says doctor DR. YANG Chien Pai, of Yang Clinic in Serangoon Gardens, told the High Court yesterday that he paid $12,000 in 1964 to take over a clinic and to procure its tenancy "for an indefinite period." He said he was employed at the
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    Geneva meeting
    40 24 THE Venerable Ananda ManKala Thera of the Thai BuddhUt Temple her«\ has been n.vlted by the World Council ol Churches Programme Unit or. Fauh and Wltnex* to attend a preparatory meeting in Geneva on June 18 and IS
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    The CC and I
    29 24 THE community service subcommittee of Kirn Seng community centre will hold forum in Chinese on -The community centre md I" at 730 pjn. on Saturday
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    Mystery of labourer's death at worksite
    175 24 MYSTERY surrounds the death of a 40--year-old labourer who was found bleeding from the head on the (round floor of an uncompleted apartment block at Pearl Bank on April 22. Ahmad bin Haji Nawi's skull was fractured after he was hit on the head
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      714 24 classified %/advertisements (Cont. from Page 23) I LINOUAPHONI INSTITUTE (LONDON) teache. 35 language, quickly at home 30 year, experience, 3.000.000 successful student. Guaranteed course, backed by optional year", correspondence course. Fret demonstration at 3-33 Peninsula Shopping Centre. (3rd Floor) Coleman Street, I Singapore S. Tel: 23*17 or 30A President Shopping
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      853 24 ELECTRICAL ENGINIIRING PRAC TIC! AC ft DC Commencing 3/*/73. Register at V.B.C. Tech-Corn Training Centre, 941-A Serangoon Road. Singapore 12. KHALSA PREPARES YOU for LCC. A C.A CIS and A I.A. Examination For details, call personally at 2. Tessensohn Road, or ring ***** Spore PROCRAMMED RAOIO'TV Servicing Coursej. prsctlcsl tralnlns
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      927 24 MIAP HUAT CO. 245 Middle Road B'pore *****/20*31/3*1395 offer. 1973 Austin 1300 MKUI 1972 Colt Oalant 1400 L 1971 Datsun I*oo 888 1970 Ford Cortina O T. DaUun 1200 Coupe Honda 3MN 19*9 Mazda 1200 IM7 Masda 1500 19M Volvo 122S 19*3 Ford Cortina Super 19*4 Volvo 1228 Opel Kadutt
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      1416 24 BROCHURES ABSOLUTELY FRII. FAIRLAOV SOCIAL ESCORT oßers Complete details of TOO ladles/ fair ladles to entertain you at 137, gentlemen. All Professions Malay- KIIIUMy Road. Tel: *****4/* «la Singapore. 0.P.0 637 Sport PLAN PRINTING INSTANTLY Pater- I EvaT^lEa^^lVa"^P^'"rj'^l^l son Simons Multistorey Car Park MJlMMjMaUfiMfcMsssssssssssssssl tIRVICIHG ALL KINDS T.V.. T»pe ====^^3===.
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      149 25 UNDER STUDY: HAWKER CENTRE IN PENANG LANE 1 REFER to the letter by Gary Ooh (ST., May 2). concerning the Penang Lane food stalls. The Hawkers Branch is licensing all bona-flde hawkers as a means to control the number of hawkers and to curb the serious health problems
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      57 25 PLEASE refer to the letter by "Disturbed" concerning stray dogs at Eng Kong Park (ST.. May 7). The dog control team of the Primary Production Department bas visited the area and impounded one stray dog. The team will intensify Us patrols for stray dogs In the area. YEONG KIM KM
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      45 25 WITH reference to the letter from "Robert Teo" i ST., May 9), I should be grateful if the writer would kindly furnish me with the registration number of the taxi concerned to enable me to Investigate his complaint. TAY SOON HOE. Acting Registrar of Vehicles.
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      to longer safe to play in this field
      220 25 /CHILDREN no longer V- play in the small field adjoining the playground In Jalan Llmau Just before entering St. Michael's Estate proper. The grass has not been cut for some time and it Is no more a pleasure to run in the
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      Unfair to brand these technical teachers unsuitable
      593 25 I REFER to the re- port (S.T., May 18) by Chew Lee Chi ng regarding School Certificatetrained teachers taking HSC classes. She commented that a teacher with a HBC qualification was In no position to teach the HSC classes, let alone a School
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      Let's keep retan— reply to Professor I—Koh—
      246 25 Let's keep retan— reply to Professor I Koh— AS a parent of teenage children who has seen some of the results of drug addiction in my neighbourhood, I wish to say that If the Director of the Central Narcotics Bureau says that our local gangsters fear the rane and that
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      WELL DONE, MR. ANON
      69 25 I CANNOT help but admire the anonymous Singaporean who picked up a Hongkong film actress' bag at the Conference Hall and handed It over to the police intact (ST., May 16). Such honesty should not go M'-.3ung although the flrier may never be Identified. The finder.
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      Rice rush: Call for regular price checks
      248 25 YOUR editorial "Rice on the rise" (ST., May ii>, gave your readers something to chew upon The question of profiteers manipulating the martet gives us an Indigestion The sudden price hikes for fear tha t supplies may dwindle through hoarding caused ?a c
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      262 25 Straits Times Crossword 7 Hp Hp |Vr |^Be~| ACROSS 7 Classical rocks that sound 9 It's profitable to put a ring floral (6). round the Eastern part of the 8 First you have a sand-pit borough (9) that's a shilling how very 10 Its lawful here for the sad! (1.
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    Kang payspenalty for complacency
    481 26  -  YAP BOH TIONG By ITANG Gee Bah, the seventh seed was edged out of the Nestles sponsored Singapore National squash championships by Ajmer Singh in an exciting second round match at Police Academy on Monday night. AJmer triumphed after a gruelling hour-long clash by 4-9, 6-9.
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    Customs enter semi-finals
    201 26  -  PETEP SIO* By CUSTOMS scored a narv^ row 2-1 victory over Postals at Farrer Park yesttniftjr to qualify for the Government Services Football League Di» semifinals. Unbeaten Customs, ably led by former Singapore skipper Ibrahim Awang, are strongly tipped for promotion. They finished leaders In Group B
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    Justina sets a national mark
    370 26  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By AUSTRALIA bound swimmers, Jus tina Tseng and Karen Chong, qualified for the Fourth Asian age-group swimming cham p i o nships in Bangkok from July 14-16 with superb performances at the special Sasa trial at Amber Road yesterday. Justlna, swimming magnificently, broke
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    163 26 Parks helps Somerset to exciting victory LONDON, Tues. Former England wicketkeeper Jim Parks hit a sparkling 69 to steer Somerset to victory over Glamorgan yesterday with seven balls to spare in their Benson and Hedges Cup cricket match. Parks and Brian Rose (34) teamed up after three wlcketa had gone
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    51 26 NEW YORK. Tues. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games National League: Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 4; San Francisco 9 Houston 4; St. Louis v New York postponed: Chicago v Montreal postponed American League: Cleveland 10 New York 5; Boston 4 Baltimore 1; Oakland S Kansas City 0.
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    28 26 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea will participate in the Invitation soccer tournament to be held lr. Jakarta from June 6-21, the Korean Soccer Association said today— AP.
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    Police will be Singapore's new zone rival
    449 26 Police will be Singapore's new zone rival SINGAPORE, will have a new opponent Malaysian Police, in the Football Association of Malaysia Cup knockout tournament which starts on Sept. 21. The dates and venues for the tournament has not yet been fixed by FAM. There will be four zones and each
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    Medan water polo team due today
    77 26 rE visiting Medan water-polo team will play a series of friendly matches with the youth and selection sides at Queenstown pool. The visitors scheduled to arrive here today, will open their Singapore tour with a match against the youth squad at Queenstown pool tomorrow.
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    166 26 ONDON, Tim*. New Ze»- Und opener Glenn Turner •cored an unbeaten 153 acainat the M.C.C. yesterday to move within right of one of the mod outstanding frtiMlnf achievements in England 'or 33 years. Turner now need* oaly *»4 more runs to reach the IN* mark
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    279 26 UK shock Japan with late goal CEOUL, Tues. Hampered by the early loss through Injury of Kazumi Takada, driving force of the attack, Japan slumped to a shock 1-0 defeat against Hong Kong in a World Soccer Cup Asian group elimination match here tonight. Despite the defeat Japan qualified for
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      317 27  -  GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE Hockey Association secretary and chief selector Mr. Subramaniam Yogarajah said yesterday that our forwards let us down in the Tun Raz a k Cup hockey competition last week. Mr. Yogarajah, who returned with the team on Monday, said: "We are
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      840 27  - Christchurch gets ready for the Games invasion TEOH ENQ TATT From CHRISTCHURCH, Tuts pHRISTCHURCH. a city \J founded and planned in 1850 by the Church of England for people belonging to the Anglican Church, and Its population of more than 260.000 Is slowly and steadily bracing Itself for an Invasion
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      51 27 LONDON. Tues.— Joe Bugner. Britain's European heavyweight boxing champion, hopes to meet American Oeorge Foreman (or the world title at Earl's Court here on July 3. Bugner's manager Andy Smith said today he expected to hear tomorrow whether Foreman wa» prepared to defend the world title against Bugner.
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      42 27 ROME. Tue» Juventu* of Turin yesterday won the Italian Football League title for the second successive ye*r. In a dramatic finish to the championship In which AC. Milan the favourites, were humbled In the Anal match by lowly Verona— Reuter.
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      146 27 JAKARTA, Tues. Rudy Hartono, six times AllEngland badminton champion, has singled out Bandid Jalyen of Thailand as his strongest rival In the Thomas Cup championship due to start next Friday. Hartono said Bandld Jalyen was in his top form when he beat Svend Prl,
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      80 27 QVER 50 coaches have been v Invited to attend a cllru on Scientific Foundation of Sports Coaching organised by NSPB from May 28 July 6. A panel of lecturers comprising Dr. Tan Choon Kirn. Patrick John, Dr. Linay Lin. Desmond Oon. Balachandran Plllay and Yap Boon Churn
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      549 27 First round shock for Asian team players ON THE GREEN with FRIDA CINGAPORE's representatlves to the Asian team golf championship at Jakarta next month, were surprisingly eliminated in the first round of the SICC championship played over the weekend at Island Course. The casualties were the Singapore team captain Brian
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    88 28 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesian First Lady Mrs. Tien Suharto will entertain Mrs Lee Kuan Yew at a special cultural evening at the Negara Palace here on Saturday. A palace spokesman said Mrs. Lee will have a separate programme while the Prime Minister holds official
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    435 28 RAJA: IT MAY RESTRICT OUR FOREIGN POLICY r— fjAKARTA. Tue«. SINGAPORE was in no hurry to establish diplomatic ties with China localise such move might restrict its flexibility in foreign a llaiis, Singajx>re Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam said in an interview published
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    36 28 JAKARTA. Tues— lndonesia and the Philippines will hold a joint naval exercise In the South China Sea In December, Navy Chief Admiral Sudoaio who visited Manila recently to make the necessary arrangements announced yesterday.
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    327 28 Now Hughes is named in Watergate scandal WASHINGTON, Tues. Bugging conspirator James McCord today charged the White House with a "ruthless attempt" to blame Watergate on the CIA, and said he was told aid was enlisted from mystery billionaire Howard Hughes to fly political spies out of the country after
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    162 28 LONDON, Tuesday IZA Mlnnelli, Oscar-winning actress singer today disclosed that she was In love with British film star Peter Sellers and added: "The marvellous thing is that he is in love with me." In a three-minute Press conference here, she said they
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    51 28 MELBOURNE, Tues. Some of Melbourne's child car thieves are so small they have to stand up at the steering-wheel to drive away, according to police. The smallest thief on the police books Is a 10-year-old boy less than four feet (1.2 metre, i UU.
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    157 28 SACCHARIN CAN CAUSE CANCER SAYS U.S. REPORT WASHINGTON. Tues. A U.S. Government report today produced evidence that saccharin may produce cancer. But a spokesman said It could be some months before the Government decides whether to accept the evidence and make any move to ban the artificial sweetener. A study
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