The Straits Times, 6 June 1973

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    23 1 —J TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Kstd 1845 i i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon US dollar totters
    512 1 As gold soars to a new peak... FRANKFURT, Tuesday THE hard-pressed US dollar fell to an all-time low against the West German mark and Swiss franc today and in London the price of gold leapt to a new record high of US$l27 ($317) an ounce. The IS
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    'You may be sacked' warning to long hair civil servants
    163 1 'You may be sacked' warning to long hair civil servants r*IVIL servants have been warned In an official circular that they may be sacked if they defied the Government's ruling agaipst keeping long hair. The circular to all department heads said yesterday civil servants who ignored the directive should, in
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    Lock icon Unclaimed cars
    37 1 JAKARTA, Tues. The Government today decided to sell by auction Imported cars not collected by Importers within two months. The cars arr unclaimed because importers could not afford to pay the high import duties. .—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Call-girl ring charge
    431 1 Call-girl ring charge WATERGATE WASHINGTON, Tuesday fLAIMS about a call-girl ring added yet another twist today to the Watergate scandal as Senate mv c s tigators prepared to resume their televised probe into the bugging of the Opposition Democrats' Washington headquarters. The call-girl report came yesterday from syndicated columnist Jack
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    Lock icon Suharto's wish
    36 1 JAKARTA. Tue«. President Suharto has called on those wishing to congratulate him on his 52nd birthday on Friday to donate their money to the Red Cross rither than send htm flowers nnd presents. Reuter.
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    Lock icon It's not true Fischer won't play again
    294 1 It's not true Fischer won't play again NEW YORK, Tues. A report that world chess champion Bobby Fischer might never play again was just unfounded rumour, the executive director of the U.S. Chess Federation said today. Commenting on the report In the New York Times yesterday. Federation head Colonel Edmund
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    37 1 FRANKFURT. Tues. Frankfurt. Hanover and Duesseldorf airports reopened today after being forced to close last night because of a slowdown by flight controllers. Federal officials ordered the shutdown after most controller* repoited sick. AP.
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    Lock icon Red camp falls
    31 1 BANGKOK. Tues Troops and police seized a communist Jungle camp In the southern province of Songkhla after a running fight with guerillas, an official report said to^ay. Re'iter.
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    Lock icon 2 ARMED WOMEN REDS KILLED
    125 1 KUCHINO, Tues. Malaysian security forces have killed three armed communist guerillas two of them women of a band of nine which yesterday ambushed two unarmed Ibans in Sarawak's Third Division, it was announced today. The three were killed the same day in three contacts in
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    SAF pilot dies in crash
    237 1 - PLANE PLUNGES INTO RIVER A SINGAPORE Air Defence Command pilot 2nd U. Peter Goh, was killed when his Strikenuister jet crashed into a river near Jeiantut, in Pahang, yesterday morning. According to a Ministry of Defence statement, the plane was on a training flight over
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    Tun Razak
    29 1 BOTH the Singapore and Malaysian Governments discla'med any knowledge of a newspaper report yesterday that Tun Abdul Razak will pay an official visit to Singapore next week.
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    sir Paul Hasluck's son collapses in hotel
    128 1 sir Paul Hasluck's son collapses in hotel \IR. R.J.D. (Rollc) Hasluck, elder son of the Governor-Ge-neral of Australia, S:r Paul Hasluck, died here yesterday whi?e on a holiday. Mr. Hasluck. 32, was ha\lng a drink with s friend at the bar In the Mini Court Hotel at about 5.5 i
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    Lock icon Receptions off for Pompidou
    54 1 PARiS. Tues Prt sldent Georges Pompldof whose health has become a subject of simulation In Prance, .ia; canceled his participation at all rceptlor-;, outside the Ely.-** Pala..e until further notice. Informed sources said here today. The 61-year- )ld President wlil not attend four receptkns scheduled in
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    Lock icon Waltzing Matilda?
    47 1 NEW DELHI. Tues Autralian Prime Minister Goucl, whitlam -said here tonight hli country's new national anirkr. «uw probably be "Waltzln, Mr Whltlam said his foreca-t i J en the P ro P°«lon of pro-Matilda suggestions coming In from the Australian public to the Government. Reuter
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    103 1 We sabotaged TU-144 1 claim PARIS. T»w. An orjaniutioi- called the Action om mitu-.< for the liberation of Rudol Hr»i today claJmrd ti> have :ause<l the cra.sh of the Soviet supersonic airliner Tupok\-M> at the Pans air show on Sunday. A letter sent to Reuteit office n Paris said
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      276 1 J >j TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 -n s% i jy* wall f IF ~^K*C*/g n.- puled German JS^r^9!^k^9^ y «I1 TMI PENINSULA SMOrriNC COMPLEX, X -jK^ GROUND-FLOOR (6-7). COUMAN STRUT VmtA Kit ,.,w,^.^,«^ CHUNCHONG s.hcapo,. TuiPHONt: »7i9. Estd lg45 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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      Saigon probe into opium haul worth $1.2 mil
      199 2 Saigon probe into opium haul worth $1.2 mil SAIGON, Tues. Twelve peopie arrested in the seizure on Sunday of 1.925 lb of proceessed opium at Phu Quoc Island in the Gulf of Thailand have been brought to Saigon, where the investigation is continuing. Informed sources said yesterday it has been
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      Lock icon BONNIE FIRST TO SET HER WINGS
      76 2 F)RT WOBTH, (Texas), Tups. Bonnie Linda Tiburii, became the first woman pilot with a major US airline today when she cot her wines from the America n Mines Flight Academy here. Before she actually takes command of the Boe. Ing 727s the la trained
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      Lock icon BLACK BOX PARTS OF TUPOLEV RECOVERED
      599 2 Disaster upsets Soviet ambitions PARIS, Tuesday pOUCE and Riusians working together have found fragments to the "Black Box" flight recorder of the crush I'd Tl 144 Soviel supersonic airliner. The fragments were found yesterday in the garden of a house which the cockpit section
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      INDONESIA PAPERS HIT BY NEWSPRINT SHORTAGE
      105 2 JAKARTA. Tues.— The Indonesian Press needs thousands of tons of newsprint. The Government is negotiating additional imports to overcome the shortage which has forced major newspapers to cut down on iheir number of pates. Information Minister Mashuri told a parliament commission on Saturday the
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      Lock icon CHINA'S $45m SHIP ORDER
      79 3 rpOKYO, Tues.— The shipX building firm, Kanazashi Zosen, will build China 10 refrigerator ships, the Nixkan Kogyo Shimbun hits said. It said today the com- pany had received orders lor the vessels from *he Ohiaa National Machinery Import and Export Corporation. The vessels are worth 4.9
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      Lock icon Govt backs 'code of conduct' for Japanese investors
      195 3 Govt backs 'code of conduct' for Japanese investors TOKYO, Tues. Trade Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today gave the Government's support to new guidelines for Japanese investors overseas to remove anti-Japanese sentiment in developing countries, particularly S o v t h-east Asia. Mr Nakasone said his ministry would give "administrative guidance" to
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      $133m gems sale
      24 3 $133m gems sale TEL AVTV, Tues. Israel's diamond Industry sold more than USJS3 million ($133 million) in polished diamonds last month, officials said today.
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      TRIBESMEN KILL 14 BURMESE SOLDIERS
      84 3 TRIBESMEN KILL 14 BURMESE SOLDIERS BANGKOK. Tues Rebel Lahu tribesmen ambushed and killed at least 14 Burmese i -m> troops in the southern Shan state close to the Thai border. Press reports quoting Lahu refugees living in northern Thailand said today the troops were on tneir way to reinforce government
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      925 3 Whitlam pays tribute to India VISIT TO MEMORIAL AND A PLEDGE TO MAKE UP FOR PAST NEGLECT NEW DELHI, Tv««. \I'S T R A LIA N Prime Minister Gough Whitlam has showered compliments on India and pledged to pay more attention to the development of future relations between the two
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      Lock icon India is abusing World Court' says Pak
      233 3 India is abusing World Court' says Pak rpHE HAGUE, Tues. _L Pakistan today accused India of abusing the International Court of Justice by delaying action in a case involving Pakistanis taken prisoner in the 1971 war between the two countries. Pakistan, is asking the court to order India not to
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      Lock icon US to get back RAAF jets
      57 3 CANBERRA, Tues. All 12 remaining Phantom aircraft on lease to the Royal Australian Air Force from the United States wlli now be returned. Defence Minister Lance Barnard said here today. The first six will leave for the US tomorrow and the remaining six will
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    Lock icon If Nixon has to testify on Watergate by US justice chief
    249 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. Attorney General Elliot Richardson said tonight the Justice Department would have to sit on the sidelines If President Nixon were ever brought to court in a confrontation with the Special Watergate Prosecutor. Asked at a Press conference
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    Lock icon Thieu envoy named
    47 4 CANBERRA. Tues South Vietnam has named an ambassador to Canberra for the first time since November 1970. He is Mr. Nguyen Phuong Thlep, who is a member of the South Vietnamese delegation at the official conference with the National Liberation Front In Paris. Reuter.
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    87 4 HOUSTON, Tues— Skylab mission commander Charles Conrad, who has logged more hours in space than anyone, and astronautdoctor Joseph Kerwin will do a tricky spacewalk on Thursday to salvage their crippled station. The spacewalk, decided upon yesterday after Conrad had urged it for 10 days, Is aimed at
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    Lock icon Lebanon accord
    26 4 BEIRUT, Tues. Representatives of the Lebanese Government and the Palestine guerilla organisation today reached ag:eement on resolving their deferences. t> Palestinian leader salJ. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Heath replaces ministers in sex scandal
    137 4 Heath replaces ministers in sex scandal LONDON. Tues. Prime Minister Edward Heath today announced a small government reshuffle to replace Lord Lambton and Earl Jellicoe, two ministers who quit two weeks ago after confessing having relations with call girls. Lord Windlesham. 41. currently Minister of State in the Northern Ireland
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    Lock icon THREE MORE HELD IN SEOUL FOR SPYING
    414 4 THREE MORE HELD IN SEOUL FOR SPYING Espionage gear and cash seized SEOUL. Tues. f\\(J high ranking officials of South Korea's major steel ■nd chemical companies and a Seoul University professor have been arrested for spying for North Korea. The executives attempted to recruit scientists for espionage and were reporting
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    Lock icon Watchdog team to combat ocean pollution urged
    278 4 LONDON, Tuesday rpHE United States today called for the setting up of a permanent watchdog body to prevent ocean pollution by world shipping. Mr. Russell Train, chairman of Council on Environmental Quality in the US, made the call at a council meeting here
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    Lock icon Seoul seeks aid
    53 4 TOKYO, Tue«. South Korean Deputy Premier Tae WaeSon yesterday asked Japan for financial aid for two important projects. The Foreign Ministry said Mr Tae at a meeting with Foreign Minister Masayoshl Ohlra requested loans for a new village campaign to expand agricultural production and for the Pohang
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    Lock icon Poets to meet in Taiwan
    46 4 TAIPBH. Tues-T«lw«n will host the second World Congress of Poets in November, a spokesman for the organising committee said yesterday. Altogether 150 poets will come from all over the world to take part In the congress beginning on Nov. U Reuter
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    Lock icon A Brezhnev warning
    70 4 WASHINGTON. Tues— Soviet leader Brezhnev reportedly warned Dr. Henry Kissinger when they conferred In Moscow last month that Russia "can't refrain much longer trom doing something about China." says US News and World Report The American magazine. In its June 11 Issue, released yesterday said: "The conclusion
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    340 4 MUNICH. Tues. UJ An.oassador Mar 11 r Hillenbrand said hen that there would be no reduction of American force' stationed in Western Europe unless as part of a largf European programme arrived at by negotiations. CAIRO: Egyptian newspapers splashed Pictures of President Anwar Sadat as he inspected advanced Egyptian
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    437 5 Australia to cut all phone links to France UNION ACTS AGAINST NUCLEAR TESTS SYDN.EY, Tues. communications between Australia and France will be cut from ."> p.m. on Thursday lo p rotes aga i nst French nuclear testing in the Pacific, the Professional Radio Employees Institute said today. The institute's general
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    39 5 MANILA. Tues— The Import of fighting gamecocks has been I armed by the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources from July 1. The Import of race horse* will be phased out within four years UPI.
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    Lock icon BARNARD'S VIEWS ON JOINING ICCS
    89 5 CANBERRA, Tues.—Austral.a should only provide troops to serve with the International Control Commission in South Viet- nam at the request of the United Nations, Deputy Pr me Minister Lance Barnard said today. Mr. Barnard said he was speaking personally, and that it was for the
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    Lock icon Cholera outbreak kills six in Filipino village
    206 5 Cholera outbreak kills six in Filipino village MANILA, Tue«. At least six people have died and some 2,000 others fallen ill In a cholera outbreak in a tillage 160 miles south of Manila, Red Cross authorities reported today. Mrs. Loreto Paras Sulit, Philippine National Bed Cross secretary-general, said residents of
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    Lock icon $24,000 opium find in bus
    38 5 BANGKOK. Tues. Police arrested two bus passengers near the Burmese border after finding five kilogrammes (111 b) of raw opium in their knapsacks. The opium Is worth about 100.000 bant ($24,800) in Thailand.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon 130 pupils on riot charge
    83 5 CAPE TOWN. Tues— A total of 130 pupils at an African secondary school near Umiata are to be charged as a result of violent disturbances at the school on Friday, a police spokesman said yesterday. One pupil was shot In the leg when police attempted
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    Lock icon Beame fails in nomination bid for mayor
    202 5 Beame fails in nomination bid for mayor VfEW YORK, Tues. The contest for the Democratic nomination for Mayor of New York was still open today after frontrunning candidate Abraham Beame, the generallyexpected winner, failed to get the required 40 percent of the primary vote. This means that the 67--year-old Beame,
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    261 5 Fast-car buff Anne hits 100 mph with Mark WEST BERLIN, Tues.— Princess Anne Indulged her love of speed when she touched 100 mph on an autobahn In West Germany yesterday Her fiance, Lt. Mark Phillips was beside her In the 130 mph Mercedes coupe as she sped to Castle Wolfsgarten
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    THE DRIVER WHO FOUND HIS SEAT TOO HOT...
    81 6 DRIVER A Krishmorty was literally in the hot seat yesterdayHe was driving his Ministry of the Environment truck (above) in Cairnhill Road at about 11 a.m. when for reasons still unknown the seat caught fire. He yelled out and Jumped off— unhurt.
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    FUNDS APPEAL TO CORRECT 'DEFECTS' OF N-THEATRE
    258 6 FUNDS APPEAL TO CORRECT 'DEFECTS' OF N-THEATRE THE National Theatre Trust has appealed to the public for funds to correct the thea- tre's "many defects." "Although the National Theatre is the biggest in Singapore, it has nevertheless many defects such as inadequate sound and lighting systems, lack of a proper
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    Illegal entry: Nine jailed
    72 6 NINE Indonesians were each Jailed for a month yesterday for entering Singapore without a permit between Dec. 21 last year and June 1 this year. Razall bin Dahlan, 19. Kasslm bin Bachok. 19, Hondo bin Bachok. 37. Raub bin Asam. 17. Rosll bin Jantan, 16, Joya
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    Registered cars total 174,000
    40 6 ANOTHER 1.226 cars wen registered In April, bringing the total number of registered can In the Republic to 174.738 Increases were also recorded for motorcycles (648). contract goods vehicles (316). bicycles (858 i and taxis (10).
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    New officials
    55 6 MR. Mich**) Sim h«a been elected president of the Real Estate Valuers Anoclfttlon (»n--gapore). Other offlcUU are Mr. Paul Tn (vice-president), Mr. D. HJom* secretary), Mr. Oob Thlara Lock (treasurer), and Messrs. Johnny Loh. Tan Kirn Lee. Phang Wong Yew. Charlie Ooh. Lean Lam Bong, Tan Ah Bah
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    Fishing trip
    27 6 THE Chinese YMCA will hold a fishing expedition to the Southern Islands on Sunday at 9am Those interested can net more details by dialling *****1
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    L-drivers to join hospital charity —drive
    135 6 L-drivers to join hospital charity —drive f EARNER drivers will have to pay an extra dollar for charity for their driving lesson on Sunday. This Is bec&'a^."* some 300 driving instructors- -mem bers of the Singapore Driving Instructors Association —hope to raise $20,000 for the Chung Hwa Free Hospital project.
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    PUB bills can be paid here
    65 6 PAYMENTS of PUB bills can now be made at these banks: Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. BIA building. Robinson Road: Overseas. Union Bank branches Et 229 Upper Thomson Road, and 37, Block 109. Yung Shinß Road. Jurong. and United Overseas Bank at Ooldh.ll Shopping
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    Mosquito breeders
    42 6 A TOTAL of 299 homes and 37 construction sites were found breeding mosquitoes, during the week ending May 31. They were among 5,724 houses and 281 construction sites Inspected for mosquito breeding. Altogether 311 notices and 39 summonses were served.
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    3 years jaii for man with 26 convictions
    182 6 3 years jaii for man with 26 convictions A 41 YEAR OLD police supervisee who has spent many years in prison was yesterday jailed for three years for cheating. Omar bin All pleaded guilty to cheating waiter Yap Hock Seng of $20 at a coffee -shop near the Junction of
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    Charity show
    26 6 THE Jurong Town communit> centre lund-ralsing comn will hold a Far £a>t top ten charity show at National tre on Friday at 8 p.m
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    'Singapore traders to blame'
    347 7 'Singapore traders to blame' POOR EXPORTS TO NEW ZEALAND? By h CHANDRAN •JMIK leader of :i New Zealand tra d c delegation yesterday blamed local businessmen for failing to step up their export of Singapore goods to his country. Mr. R.H. Stewart, who Is leading a 12-member official trade delegation
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    Sia leads team to Geneva
    65 7 THE Minister of State (Labour) Mr. 81a Kah Hul, will lead a four-man delegation to the 58th session of the International Labour Conference opening In Geneva today. Other members include Mr. Ng Kwee Choo, the acting principal assistant secretary (Labour) Mr. Joseph Tan Meng Kwang.
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    Why those students were stopped at the Causeway
    219 7 Why those students were stopped at the Causeway STLDENT groups are not allowed into MaI.ivm.i for excursion trips —awe, they have written permission from the relevant authorities. This ruling is contained in the Malaysian Internal Security Act and has been in effect since 1962, said M.il.iysian High Cominissi..|i spokesman yesterday
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    CHAMBER TO DECIDE ON SHOPS OR OFFICES
    93 7 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce has appointed a sub-committee to study the redevelopment of its property In Telolt Ayer Street. The choice for the redevelopment Is between a shopping centre and an office block, but the com- mlt tee has not made any
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    Ticket *****16 wins first prize
    227 7 Ticket *****16 wins first prize mICKET No. *****16 won 1 the first prize of $400,000 In the Singapore Sweep No. 6/73 held a*, the Commonwealth Avenue Hawkers Centre last night. The SECOND PRIZE of $150,000 went to ticket No. *****54 and the THIRD PRIZE of $75,000 to ticket No. *****31.
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    'Tikam' man
    27 7 THAM Kwang Pok. 41. unemployed, was Aned $250 for promoting a gp m c of "tikam tlkam" in a backlane off Johore Road on Saturday.
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    40,000 swop their leave for $6.8 m
    197 8 THE Government has paid out some $6.8 million as pay in lieu of leave to about 40,000 civil servants. The payments were for the first five months of this year. The pay-in-lieu-of -leave scheme became operative from Jan. 1. A total of $3.3
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    A 3-DAY HIKE FOR 100
    73 8 A 3-DAY HIKE FOR 100 ABOUT 100 people will take part In a hike lastIng three days from Thursday. The hike called F antastlc Journey, organised by 21 community centres In Nee Soon, Sembawang and Serangoon Garden constl tuencles, will start from Chong Pang and Nee Soon community centres. Participants
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    An open verdict on shipyard painter's death
    173 8 A SEMBAWANG Shipyard painter was killed when a 20-lb fire extinguisher exploded on board a ship on May 10, a coroner'i court he>rd yesterday. Sob Goon Hens, 24, waa painting with colleague Tan Slew Lay on board the Jarama when the extinguisher, which
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    How Christians can help fight poverty
    219 8 pHRISTIANS should do more than render relief to the poor. They should analyse the causes of poverty and then help eradicate them, U Kyaw Than, general-secretary of the East Asia Christian Conference said. U Kyaw, who was speaking yesterday at a Press conference on
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    A superb concert by Alberni Quartet
    147 8 A superb concert by Alberni Quartet LAST night's concert at the Cultural Centre by the Albernl String Quartet was one that gave pleasure throughout. Quartets In the programme were by Haydn (Op. 64 No. 4). Schubert and Beethoven* second "Rasoumoviky The ensemble had a strong feeling of ease and cloaeness
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    Art display
    45 8 MR. CHUA Pho Tlong. a banker, will epen an exhibition Of paintings by Tan Seng Yong at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at 6.30 p.m today. The exhibition of 55 works will continue until June 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m dally.
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      136 8 ii^i^^pmiiii^i Eli Special XO< Tag Price \S§Hfc/ Offer IJjLb BMNHB EU Usual Now Measuring spoon 1.10 0.50 Steel Kwali 14.00 9.90 Water jug 11.50 8.00 Tiffin Carrier 33.00 22.00 Veg. Dish 13.50 9.80 Cravy Bowl 7.20 4.80 S/steel Ladle 2.95 1.95 PYREX Ware half price faaL! HHiHUHRB I*7 Usual Now
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    'Mounting cost' so no BP rally this year
    171 9 'Mounting cost' so no BP rally this year ■J^l'E to the ever-lncreas--1/? ing costs in the oil industry, this year's BP rail/ will not be held, the company announced yesterrtty. A BP spokesman said yesterd.iy: "The BP ially has been an annual event for the past six years and each
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    Charity concert to aid homes
    63 9 A CHARITY concert In aid of the social welfare homes fund will be staged tonight and tomorrow night by the Singapore Women Physical Education Teachers Society, the Chin Woo (Athletic) Association and Nan Chlau Girls High School, at the Singapore Conference Hall. Proceeds will be
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    Rescued boy 'critical'
    57 9 THE condition of schoolboy Zatana bin Abdul Haxnld. 16. who was saved from drowning off Changi on Sunday, was yesterday said to be still "critical" at the Anzuk military hospital In Changi. Five lifeguards battled for two hours to revive his heart which had .stopped beating when
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    7-vehicle crash at market
    128 9 |X>UR cars and three F motorcycles were involved In a multiple crash outside Tiong Bahru market yesterday. A 14-year-old schoolboy. Low Joo Seng, playing by the roadside, was Injured in the leg. The pile-up Is said to have been caused by a Mercedes Benz 230 which
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    Lock icon Shippers urge FEFC: Defer that hike
    99 9 BANGKOK, Tue s. Shippers from Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand today urged the Far East Freight Conference (FEFC) to defer its proposed 12 per cent hike In freight rates to Europe. A communique issued at the end of the one-day meeting of representatives of shippers
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    Don't pollute rain water you will drink
    484 9 LIM URGES SINGAPOREANS: THE Minister for the Environment, Mr. Lim Kirn San, last night urged Singaporeans not to pollute the rain water that flows into the Republic's catchment areas. Speaking over RTS to mark World Environment Day, Mr. Lim said: "It is the
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    Jail for ganja
    36 9 LABOURER Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah. 27. was jailed (or nine months for having 32 kartoos of ganja at a hut off 8V» mile Eukit I'imah Road at 2 a.m. yett:rday. He pleaded guilt>.
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    Rotary talk
    31 9 DR. Albert Wee and Dr Robert Loh will give a Mlm-and-Ulk on their recent trip to China, at the Rotary Club of Singapore luncheon meeting at Mandarin Hotel today.
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1973 OUT OF SCHOOL
    451 10 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1973 OUT OF SCHOOL THE usual connotations of the word "dropout" are misleading. Young Singaporeans to whom the term applies need not be dereli:ts and rejects. Unfortunately, many of them become just that. They have to live with a social stigma. They also come
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    STRAWS IN THE WIND
    115 10 rpHERE are plenty of straws in the Cambo--1 dian wind. The new Government has released some political prisoners and directed friendly noises at pro-Sihanouk forces. The prince has promised an "amnesty" to the "traitors of Phnom Penh," a gesture which would have been considered unthinkable some
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    MIDWEEK
    1148 10 JJAVE you ever arrived at a wedding dinner just in time to join the home going queue shaking hands with bride and groom and their beaming parents? I have. And how I wished I had taken a camouflage course at SAFTI! I am one of those Inconspicuous types who
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    Lock icon US army now goes into sales and supplies
    623 10 By ARTHUR HIGBEE: Saigon THE ranking American officer in Vietnam is not a combat commander like his predecessors Harkins, Westmoreland. Abrams, Weyand. He is a career supply officer. That, as well as anything, illustrates the transformation of the American role in Vietnam.
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    Lock icon GPM-the White House Guided Propaganda Missile...
    803 10 GPM-the White House Guided Propaganda Missile... THE TRIALS OF RONALD ZIEGLER By JAMES RESTON: Washington rvNE of the mysteries around the White House these days is that Ron Ziegler remains as the President's spokesman rather than being called to testify before the grand Jury and the Ervin Committee on Watergate
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      Giant dredger to speed up work on new wharf
      251 11 A $6 million grab dredger went into operation on Monday to expedite the west coast port development work off Pasir Pan Jang. The largest in Southeast Asia, it is expected to shorten the construction of the Port of Singapore Authority's new
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      split no hasty decision by K.L.
      595 11 By ILSA SHARP "I WANT to COOI it down," said Tan Sri Ismail AM, Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia, when I spoke to him about the aftermath of the Malaysia Singapore currency split. Anxious to remove the emotional content underlying recent discussions on the
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      Exciting future for our Asian $ market
      399 11 Exciting future for our Asian market ASIAN dollars may develop and expand into a broader concept with a multicurrency base of US dollars, European currencies and the Japanese yen. This Is the forecast of First National City Bank which views the Singaporebased Asian dollar market as a "magnet attracting otherwise
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      CITY TALK
      140 11 Sorting them out WOMEN should be happy with this finding: that on the average, men collect twice as many accidents as women when driving. Abo, U teems that la B»iU of their faster reaction, young drivers are far more prone to accid«U up to seven times aa prone
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      SHELL JOINS PROBE FOR OIL IN PHILIPPINES
      311 11 SHELL JOINS PROBE FOR OIL IN PHILIPPINES By LEO GONZAGA MANILA: The survey vessel Petrol has arrived here from Norway to undertake a seismic survey of a possible oil-bearing area on behalf of Plllpinas Shell Petroleum Corporation, the local subsidiary of Royal Duich Shell. Shell will Join the search for
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      Lock icon The top risers in inflation league
      296 11 The top risers in inflation league DARIS: Italy, Japan, r Australia and the US suffered the biggest boosts in their inflation rates in March among developed noncommunist countries, according to a survey conducted among its 23-member countries by the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The OECD survey showed
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      103 11 -*jt DUKMU P kMM^"^F^*^\\ m v£m£^T*~ I) Ml r~ We finance progress Progress m industry and commerce depends on development and expansion. But so often this development or expansion is stifled by lack of finance. If your company has a good potential for progress but hasn't the necessary additional capital
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    Lock icon OECD projects a faster rise in world energy demand for 1970s
    250 12 OECD projects a faster rise in world energy demand for 1970s PARIS: World de- mand for energy will expand by an annual average of 5.6 per cent in the current decade compared with 4.9 per cent a year in the *****, the Organisation for Economic Co-opera-tion and Development (OECD) has
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    PRELIMINARY RESULTS
    409 12 Companies Yeaito l« DtridendU* Ac ma Electrical Bata (Malaysia) Ben and Co. BouiteaJ Holding! Carlsberi Brewery Central Properties Cheraor.ese (FMS) Empat Nombor Ekor Far Eastern Hotels G.E. Life GUani Jute Gopeng Consol. Guthrie Corp. Hong Leong Finance Hotel Negara Hotel Royal lAC (Holdings) Intraco KempasJM) Kesang Tin KL-Kepong
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    Developers now go for smaller housing projects
    429 12 Developers now go for smaller housing projects By MOK SIN PIN SINGAPORE'S housing estate developers have adopted a new approach in estate development. Apart from the "giants" mainly public companies with strong financial resources many have turned their attention to develop i n g smaller housing projects. They have now
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    288 12 Mr. Lai Chin Choo has been appointed to the board of Bristol-Myers (Malaysia) with effect from June, the first M" layslan to be made a director. He joined Bris-tol-Myers In February 1970 as marketing manager and was promoted to general manager In January 1972. Mr. Fred B.
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      1051 12 INTERIM STATEMENTS Pr«-ux Interim Companiei Half-yMi Profit/Lots Dividend* to fOOO) Ayer Molek Feb. 73 H39 76 (c) Chemicl Co. of MUt Mtr. 73 |5,800 ($5 700) US TE (7.5 TE Chin Teck PUnUtiont F.b. 73 1 1 86 fJ941l (7.5) Cycl.*C«rU«« M 73 6 .7J4 J, 48 7 < 4
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    CLOSING PRICE
    1539 13 'THE last transacted sale at the Stock aaxhanc* of 81ngapuie yesterday compared with the previous day's price together with the 1»T1/7J hl«n and low. (•Adjusted for all new Issues). CLOSING TONE: All section. closed saty. TIENOVEB: Official total turnover on this Singapore trading room as supplied by the
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      Rises
      70 13 rri.i 9 -iu -t-.iu H. Gllf $11.00 +.50 Eldal S 172 +.43 F Cabin t 3 80 .40 roles t 2 34 +.31 r. Dev f 228 +M L'n I C 4.30 +.M Kin Ngal t 1JS 25 E Gun t 1 95 +.21 I». Pen. f 4.10 +.20
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      Falls
      31 13 P. M. Ind Tfom S«< Boutead Krtnpai t OB 81m Lin C. Store 130 —.54 f 6.75 —.45 6.30 —.40 5.50 —30 »10.20 —.30 f 2 74 —26 7.85 —.25
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      Most active stocks
      24 13 M. Credit 881.000 Haw Par 280.000 Spore Hilton 226 000 Copper Ind. 212,000 Total Turnover: 4 IBM Total Value: $17.35 M
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      INDICES
      43 13 In4otrial» 4»«24 5M.74 Hatch: IHH U$M rnprrttn: ***** 4U.l* t TtaM: lU.lt ill ii t t rakkm: U*H 1111 l t O.CJ.C: 4«l.«l »»4.7t Dm. M. ltM 1M 1 Hit. 11. ltU in Dm. t», MM 1M I Jaa. 1. Ill* ih
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    Prices ease on profit-taking
    371 13 DROFIT TAKING depressed share prices 1 generally on the Stock Exchange of Sings., pore yesterday following the strong advance seen on Monday. Chief victims of the selling pressure were blue chips though the declines were marginal in extent. Cheaper issues however came In for light support
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    Mixed tally inKL share prices
    262 13 rpHE Kuala Lumpur 1 stock market closed on a mixed tally yesterday. Profit taking was evident during the morning session which depressed prices, mainly of second-liners. However, a mild rally half -an hour before the final bell pushed several counters Into plus territory. The New
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    BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
    1870 13 DID and offer prices officially D listed and business In and reported to the Stock Enhance of Slnfapore yesletdar with Uie number of shares traded shown In brackets In kxs of 1000 unlu unleaa otherwise specified INDI'STKIALS aeasa (3 MB 4.008) (3) IJO. (1) 3»2. .31 3*4.
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    MALAYSIA
    1722 13 DID and offer prices official:; listed and hiiinrai In and reported to the Stock Exchange of MaUjsla xaterday wU> the Dumber of (haras traded shown In braekcu In Ms of 1000 unlu unlass otherwise apaclflad IVDUSTBIALS A. Tape I 2 50B) (1) 2.30. l() 3 45. (3) 240 AJeaa
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    Hume to make 1-for-4 scrip issue
    202 13 Hume to make 1-for-4 scrip issue lIUME Industries (Far 11 East) Is to make a one-for-four scrip Issue to ordinary shareholders capitalising $4,825 million from the company's share premium acacount. The new shares will rank for all future dividends, except the one declared In the current exercise. Ordinary shareholders will
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    Foreign news
    110 13 SLATER, WALKER Securities has concluded arnnpmenU for a private placing of US$2O million In Japan (or a 15-year term. The placement has been made with ft group of major Japanese banks led by Industrial Bank of Japan, and U being comanaged by NM Rothschild and Sons and Slater
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    Problem-hit PMI now in the red
    301 13 DAN Malaysia In--1 dustries finally gave up its losing fight to remain In the black In 1971-72 and reported severe losses of $813,119 before tax for the year. The chairman, Mr. Un Ho Hup, complained of a series of adversities including a depressed market
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    Hong Leong
    165 13 FOR THE financial year 1972, Hong Leong Finance reports a 127 per cent upturn In consolidated trading profits to $3 4 million from $15 million in 1971. After depreciation of $52,888 i $44,609) and tax of $1.6 million $859,279 1. the net profits come to $1.8 million against
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    CCM profits static
    163 13 EOR the six months 1 ended March 1973. things appeared to have come to a standstill profit-wise at Chemical Company of Malaysia. Pre-tax profits stand at $58 million against $5 7 million, but this slight Improvement Is more apparent than real, for the previous half-year had to
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      Mines output for April
      113 13 QUTPUT of tin cony centrates for the month of April 1972 by the following mines are: PtCBIS Aokam 1,799 Austral Amal. l 389 Ayer H tarn 4 gig Berjuntal 6,254 Chenderlang 328 Oopeng Conaol. 3.411 Hongkong Tin 14 Idiis Hydraulic 350 Kamuntlng 1,437 Kampong Lanjut 889
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      CLOSING PRICES
      21 13 JINE 5 Kl'BbEK: 152.25 eeatj (down 4.5* cents) TIN: SM2.IU (up 55.121). Official offerlnc 211 tons (down I tons).
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      PRODUCE
      98 13 (JHIHSSS PMOOUCI HCH.NtI UNCArom moon cloiihj CaaaiX ail: bulk IM wlK'i. dnim »U Milan. (•fsal him deasa) UK/Ooat SSS B. P«*»a#: Muatok AST A «hlta fob, 1001 NLW IJIS atllan. knnk mm fob. «•< NLW IJOS Milan. lUr».«k aprcial Mack (o.n. NI.W |1M aallirs. Ban. Ik ASTA black f
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      Gold markets
      48 13 USS ull I, WHO. 123 SO Bairal usoo 120.00 tanct *****8 IIS.MB insos mm P>m llt.U 117.40 span ll) llt.sa ll»so S S'sara (1) SU.SS SSS.SS ll) Tisari prle* la aaa-atartiag araas la Ul aallara par laaii. 121 Lorn lMl»ra anea at Hasapan Mltn par ta.L
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      PALM OIL
      41 13 In Ldiilh aa HOMII tb> palm o'l prl<- n «r Vlluo 6 »r cl elf. VK K Eunm. part, in b.l» narhas law laa Nor Dae. w«i ■•'Mm (UK 1119 tallarai «M Jaj>./Jana waa >lao uxxnim UK lilt aallara)
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    Asian currency unit
    146 13 Source r. M array -Jones International Singapore I. «s it close on TuncUy. tune S t S Mkn Kftrr BM 7 dan i-s i 1 n,.n »-lS 1« «-U If 2 mth- 8-15 16 8-13 16 3 mth* 8-15 1< mihi t-lt/ie «-13 16 mm- (-is ie
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    174 13 r2t Asaoclauon of Banks In Malaysia Suiiapore armour -d these best acreed merchsnt rale* as at June 6. JZ. Dollar Merlin* Pound MiatraUan Dollar 3anadlan Dollar few Zealand Dollar Lml Mian to 1M udU it r«rttr> Cwi—ij Belgian Franca (Cummerclal) 3anlah Kroner Stutache Marks rrench Franca 'Commercial) French
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      MELBOURNE
      373 13 MELBOURNE. Tues. Mining stocks attracted renewed tttentlon on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today as world Increases In the prices of gold and copper made themselves felt. Rises in this sector outnumbered falls by more than two to one but In many cases stocks closed off the top. Emperor Gold
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      NEW YORK
      190 13 > T EW YORK. Mon. Stocks declined for the fifth consecutive session, but golds and some Issues with bullish corporate news scored gains of a point or better. Following almost the same pattern as last week, when the market declined on light turnover, ponular averages aga'.n finished In
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      HK closed
      81 13 ALL markets In Hongkong were closed yesterday for the Tuen Ng (Dragon Boat) festival. Trt TM B« IUIMr AJwmisiura lt\ v TS M. LKUMI MCk. MS I' 4 >U Kkvmtor 191* >*v AKtm TK V. 'n-rtc im. m 1% IW« Mom. 11l 0111 Dale* v r. indtu nn
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      Indices
      92 13 FINANCIAL TIMES TDM Monday 100.30 Friday OT.7t Week axo CloMd IVIKU Monday ***** Friday 457 6* Wrek ago Ckaad MM Monday 116 01 Friday HIM Week a«o Clcaad INDI'STUAL* Monday UOI Friday till W«k ago Cloacd DOW JONES AVEBAOE INDLSTUALS Monday MS 91 Friday 893 M w«k ago Cloaed
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    Straits tin recovers
    193 13 Straits tin recovers rpHE Straits tin price In Penan? yesterday recovered 55.12J to $642 12$ on an official offering down 8 to. is to 218 tons. The steadier trend was contrary to the easier over- night London market where the forward buyers price was quoted at £1,715 a drop of
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    Copper prices
    41 13 Lnxton roppar pneas on K «aar lpr*viou« in bracket > WlrrMr SPM (KIT»» ttii.UD lUI 00) »IWra SO I lUJ.OS) Tliraa mm<)m nui.ra Wl w lUX Mi aalMr iSSS.On .IRI.UI. HU«at laaa: S>~or at tke hldwr l»v.l MM 090 lou
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    Rubber takes a hard knock
    412 13 OPENINO quotations In the rubber market yesterday were marked down following lower overseas advices and the market lost further ground on profittaking. At the lower levels trading became thin and uncertain. Turnover was modest. The market was at Its lowest point towards the morning close.
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    71 13 v-vAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Ruboer Excitant* and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yasUrday scv I 10 M M ICTMIBWH) CmU ft kf H -ton Pmlkti It) 00 IM.OON (.-too Palkt) IMOU IMOON (1 ton PkDtt) ***** ISIOON (1-too P»U«t) M9OO IMOON ii-ion piwi iuoo
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    ICL launches new versatile 'brain' for small, first-time users
    567 14 ICL launches new versatile 'brain' for small, first-time users N T E R N A TIONAL 1 Computers (ICL) has launched a new low cost computer system which will put computers within the reach of small businesses in Singapore and Malaysia. Known as the ICL 2903, it is designed for
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    Is gold on the way to US$42O peak?
    810 14 By LEONARD SILK NEW YORK: Where is the price of gold going? Since the start of 1970 the official price has moved up from US$35 an ounce to $42.22 as a result of two devaluations of the US dollar although Congress has
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    UK airlines' record overseas earnings
    186 14 UK airlines' record overseas earnings BRITISH airlines have doubled their overseas ear nines In the last five years. A new monthly review published by Britain's Civil Aviation Authority shows that foreign currency earnings last year reached £304 million an increase or £48 million compared with 1971. The CAA says more
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    TICKET SYSTEM TO COLLECT BALANCE OF PAYMENTS DATA RUNS SMOOTHLY
    194 14 TICKET SYSTEM TO COLLECT BALANCE OF PAYMENTS DATA RUNS SMOOTHLY By CHRISTINA CHEANG rTHE pilot "ticketing system" launched last Friday at four selected banks in Singapore to collect statistical data on the Republic's overseas financial transactions is running smoothly, according to bank officials. Introduced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore,
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    Global Van Lines goes regional
    207 14 By LESLIE FONG GLOBAL Van Lines/Forwarding Incorporated, an American transport company which specialises in helping people to move house, will use Singapore as a "consolidation point" for business expansion into Sabah and Indonesia. This was stated by Mr Don Carlisle, its regional manager (Far East),
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      260 14 Far East Oxygen... the biggest choice of welding and cutting equipment ■W i U/Vj > 29mv^Xr 44k All the big names in welding! Also the world's best. A full range, complete with consumables and accessories. Readily available spare parts and replacements. With the best after sales service. Service round the
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      177 14 VIVV/ UU SINCE 1846 Awards of Distinction Whatever the gift giving Jmm occasion consider the value of uj Prestige in giving CROSS i^^^™^^^^ Writing Instruments with your 4T»^ n Put your company s trademark or M emblem or crest A emblem. A gift or an award M//i hp that carries
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      529 15 Plocement Advisory Services for Clients A major and expending local manufacturing company wishes to fill the following positions: FINANCIAL CONTROLLER ($19,000 $26,000 per annum) Qualifications: 0 At least a B Ace with 3 years' experience in finance ond accounting of o medium sized company or equivalent recognised accountancy qualifications ond
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      469 15 HEAD OF ADMINISTRATION $1750 $2250 Our client, a major International company setting up a new organisation in Singapore, wishes to recruit a mature Singaporean to nil this position and report directly to the chief executive. The initial responsibilities will include the administration of the accounting and other office services, participation
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      455 15 1871 1971 m^HP 1971 2071 Ingersoll-Rand The following appointments, for Singapore citizens, are necessitated by our expanding operations: MANAGER, INVENTORY CONTROL To assume complete responsibility of inventory and ware housing functions. Age: 28 40 years. Minimum 2 years' management experience on engineering product inventory. Experience with computerized inventory operations advantageous.
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      626 15 ACCOUNTANT An established and progressive Singapore based group of shipping companies requires an Account ant who will report to the Managing Director. He will control and co-ordinate the various financial functions of the companies in the Group. Speci fically, he will be responsible for all aspects of financial accounting including
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      681 16 NTUC RESEARCH UNIT SINGAPORE VACANCIES Singapore citizens who are interested in trade unionism are invited to apply for the pott of INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICERS in the NTUC Research Unit. Selected candidates will in the first instance, be recruited as Trainees and will undergo training for a period of three years
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      796 16 F. L ZUELLIG (TRAOIH6) PRIVATE LIMITED VETERINARY AND AGRICULTURAL DIVISION requires A VETERINARY SALES REPRESEMTATIVE to be bawd in Kuala Lumpur Preference will be given to ipplicanU aged 24 to 30 with a Degree, Diploma in Animal Science/ Husbandry. Salary win be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Reply in own
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      1000 16 HWA HOW MANUFACTURING (§£>) COMPANY LIMITED ■VS^^X (Incotporaml in the Republic oT Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twentieth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office, No. 116-D, Pays Labar Road, Singapore, on Thursday, 21st June, 1973, at 4.30 p.m.
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      529 16 iIIiISHUME INDUSTRIES My (FAR EAST) LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT TO STOCKHOLDERS The Directors of Hume Industries (1 ar East) Limited announce that, as 1973 is the SOth Anniversary of the commencement of manufacture in Singapore by the Hume Group of companies, they have decided to recommend to stockholders that
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    'Rasa Sayang' at airport
    207 19  -  CHEW LEE CHING YOUTH ORCHESTRA OFF FOR TWO-WEEK HONGKONG TOUR By HAPPY Singapore Youth Orchestra members at the airport yesterday, singing Rasa Sayang before flying for a two-week musical tour of Hongkong. They were all very excited for they had been practising hard for the past
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    $500 fine for breaking brother-in law's arm
    110 19 $500 fine for breaking brother-in law's arm PETER Suppiah Lawrence, 33. was jailed for one day yesterday and fined $500 for causing grievous to his brother-in-law, admitted breaking the right forearm of Alfred George Devaery with a piece of wood. Inspector E.J. Sundaram. prosecuting, said that Devaery was walking along
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    CC to hold a tour
    65 19 MANDAI Hi mile Village community centre management committee will conduct a tour to a creche, a girls' home, a brewery and the Marine Police on July 24. Participants above 12 years will be charged $2 each for transport Those Interested may register at the centre,
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    Cost of living up for most items
    247 19  - Cost of living up for most items TAN WEE LIAN By ipHK latest consumer price index released yesterday showed incraaaei for virtually all consumer items. The steepest increase was for clothes, from 113.8 index points (the index is based on 100 points) to 121.6 in March, the highest in the
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    Vacation jobs: CPF exempts students
    81 19 Vacation jobs: CPF exempts students STUDENTS of tertiary Institutions who are employed during their vacation In approved training are exempted from requirements of the Central Provident Fund Act. A Qazette notification just published said all registered student* of the University of Singapore. Nanyang University. Singapore Polytechnic and Ngee Ann Technical
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    Copter's 500 mile flight
    47 19 AN Alouette-3 neilcopter of Malaysia Air Charter made a direct 500-mlle flight from Kuchlng to Singapore yesterday. The flight Is the first of .v kind by a helicopter The hellcopter later flew to Kuala Lumpur after an hours stopover at Paya Lebar Airport.
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    $23 m drop in Manila trade
    36 19 MANILA, Tuts The Philippines trade with Singapore dropped by $23 million last year, according to statistics released today. Imports (ell by $3 25 million while export* declined by $19 75
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    $400 fine for having ganja
    47 19 MOHAMED Yusuf bin Balrl. 22. unemployed, was fined $400 or six weeks' jail yesterday after he was found guilty of having a sUck of burnt ganja at the Junction of Jalan Jaffar and Jalan Eunos at about 8.45 pra. on March 14.
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    Talk on crime
    41 19 DEPUTY Bupt. Yeow Yew Toong. of the police public relations department, will give a talk on Crime prevention and Police Week at a luncheon meeting of the International V's Men's Club of Singapore at Hotel Equatorial on Saturday.
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    Watch your tap!
    24 19 Watch your tap! WATER consumption on Monday was 122.7 million gallons (558,000 cubic metres), 8.5 million gallons (39.000 cubic metres) more than on Sunday.
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    Satay party on anniversary
    47 19 TANJ O N O Rhu Housing Estate Flat-Owners Association will celebrate Its first anniversary vith a satay party at Katong community centre on Sunday at 8 p.m. MP for Katong. Mr. J.F. Concelcao. will present credential cards to the association's management committee members.
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    Man badly hurt in escape bid fall at police station
    183 19 By K. S. SIDHU A WANTED man was seriously injured when he fell 15 ft. in a bid to escape from Kandang Kerbau police station on Monday. He was admitted to Outram Hospital and placed on the dangerously ill list.
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    Charity film
    35 19 THE police force will present a charity film premiere of Golden Harvest's None But The Breve at Odeon Cinema tonight at 915 In aid of the Yusof Ishak Fund and the Aftercare Association.
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      920 19 3.00 P.M. Opening and Sakapur 1.4S Curiosity Shop 9.41 A.M. Programme Summary I.M News Siren (Malay) 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) 9.42 Royal Visit to Thailand 1.11 UN Report 3.30 Diary of Events (Malay) 7.55 Gema Gemalai (Malay KlSS?*"* %M Mtmm The SPoi er ssemb f ahan H K« rt
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    Martial arts
    28 20 CAIRNHILL community centre will conduct karate and taekwon-do classes at Its premises In Buyong Road. For further details ring *****7 between 2.30 p.m. and 10.30 pm.
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    Lorryman gets two years for highway hold-up
    259 20 T ORRY driver Neo Choon Hoe, 23, was jailed for two years yesterday and ordered to be given four strokes of the rotan for robbing a taxi driver of $20 and his vehicle on Feb. 4. He pleaded guilty to robbing Hong Song
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    'Support charities' appeal
    97 20 'Support charities' appeal rE First Lady. Mrs. Sheares, launched the first Children's Charities Donation Draw 1973 at the Istana yesterday with an appeal for public support. Mrs. Sheares said the draw would benefit the Spastic Children's Association. Association for the Deaf, Association for Retarded Children. Singapore Children's Society and St.
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    SISIR plan for research into new food products
    214 20 SISIR plan for research into new food products rpHE Singapore Institute 1 of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) Is to concentrate on food research and development to Improve existing processing methods and Introduce new food products. This was announced yesterday by Its chairman, Dr. Lee Kum Tatt, at a presentation
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    Tailor's death: 'No foul play'
    56 20 POLICE have ruled out foul play In the death of tailor Yee Kong Soon, 34, In his Housing Board flat In Sin Mln Road, off Upper Thomson Road, on Sunday He was found dead In hU room with a plastic hood around his head. The
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      208 20 j Complex For the ireatment of urinary tract diseases (gravel, stoneformation, colics). Sole agent CHARI CO. SPORE P.O. BOX 123, SINGAPORE. f'\ (iolden P Phoenix W jW CHINESE RESTAURANT 3K SZECHUAN f\ A^ ntrrf/ sVSI 'Sap \,J \Z auarantj/ JSA£ (Geyiang) (Quaanstown) LAST DAY! GOLDEN CITY: 1 *i. 00, 7
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      117 20 Come enjoy younolf with boautiful^H Stewardesses by your side as you "YAM^H SENG" For entertainments oor WEST BELLS band will piay for you some of the lovely music. We are OPEN from 3.00 p.m. to 12.00 midnight X)Y HOURS bogtm everyday 3.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.ml Dnnk memly with discount
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      407 20 I riafßr- LIONS CLUB of SINGAPORE EAST .1, <Kms SHAW FOUNDATION The SOCIETY JTiJ^ FOR AID TO THE PARALYSED *VG preseit A GRAND CHARITY FILM PREMIERE Under the Distinguished Patronage of the Minister for Social Affairs Encik OTHMAN WOK 1 C APITOL-Thursday 21st June 9.15pm ADMISSION RATES: $2, $5, $10
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      697 20 m P iOBCANISATIOM 27th DAY! HURRYt HURRYI a| B 4 iiwwi. i a.n i.n, a* V P">. g SCHOOL CHILDREN }1.00 la I any Mat at 11, 2.30 a p.m. P "It i A Mad, Mod, Mad, Mad I WarM" Scopa Color (UA. NCXT CHANGS 1 Chorle* Grodin, CyDill Shepherd
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      MCA NO. 2 MADE MINISTER FOR NEW VILLAGES
      137 21 MCA NO. 2 MADE MINISTER FOR NEW VILLAGES KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tun Abdul Raiak has appointed MCA deputy president, Mr. Lee San Choon (above) as Minister with Special Functions in charge of new villages. The Prime Minister, in a statement today, said the Yang di-Pertuan Agung has approved the appointment
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      13 bulldozers seized
      43 21 TANAH RATA, Turn.—Authorities here have seized 13 buildozers and tractors (or operating Illegally In the district during the past two months. They are being held at the police ctatlcn compound here and at the army camp in i earby Brlnchang.
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      Ne Win due
      26 21 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Burmese Prime Minister. Oeii. Ne Win and his wife will arrlv* next Thurday to begin a fourday visit of Malaysia.
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      Move by MCA to back Tan in crisis
      275 21 KUALA LUMIH'R, Tuesday MASS rally will be held at the Chinese Assembly Hall on Sunday to pledge support for MCA National President, Tun Tan Siew Sin, in the curent party crisis. Party sources here said today more than 1,000 members from MCA
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      AWARD FOR EDITOR
      100 21 AWARD FOR EDITOR KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Group Editor of the New Straits Times. Mr. Lee Slew Yee. is among three Journalists awarded the Johan Mangku Negara (JMN) by the Yang dl-Pertuan Agung who celebrates his birthday tomorrow. The others honoured by the King are the general manazer of Bernama. Encik
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      New envoy to Australia
      53 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— The MP for Muar Selatan. Dr. Awang bin Hassan has been tipped to be the new Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia. Dr. Awang, 63, will take over from Tan Sri Mohamed Puad Stephens who completes his fiveyear term In Canberra at the end
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      $6,000 haul
      42 21 IPOH. Tues. Three robbers two of them armed with pistols, held up tour people and assaulted one of them In their home In Jalan Hablb In the Merdeka Gardens here this morning before escaping with 56.000 In cash and jewellery.
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      Victim of Red trap
      63 21 4 LOR STAR, Tues. A member of a security forces patrol was injured when he stepped on a booby trap Planted by communist terrorists in the jungle in the Operation Sedar area, near Kulim. According to a government source, the incident took place last week. The
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      Malaysia prepares to make colour TV sets
      165 21 Malaysia prepares to make colour TV sets KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Local television manufacturers may begin assembling colour TV sets next year. However, this will depend on whether Radio-Tele-vision Singapore introduces colour TV by then, as the manufacturers hope to first find a market in the Johor area. The manager of
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      302 21 Straits Times Crossword Jfl^rf* kIHP ■Bbi™"'^bßbm"~"^Bbm/^^i^"~~^^^^i"^™ ?n l ACROSS 9 I tell Algy I solved crime 1 OolP-fwallower means to (10). molest China! (i-7). 12 Council finds airport letter* t Some quarts in commor- on First Officer (11). metal? (4). 13 Worker follows Bill, he 10 Solicitors wrecked Evans's reckons
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    'ALLIANCE' BETWEEN BRITISH AND NZ INFANTRY
    171 22 'ALLIANCE' BETWEEN BRITISH AND NZ INFANTRY rpWO years of close col operation between the British and New Zealand infantry battalions In the Anzuk Force will be officially recognised at an "alllance" ceremony here on Saturcay. The :st Bn. Royal Highland Fusiliers and the Ist Bn. Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment
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    Festive gift of charity dumplings
    166 22 NOT quite. Mrs. Yong Nyuk Lin (above) wife of the Communications Minister and chairman of the Board of Visitors (Women and Girls) isn't officiating at another guess-the-num-ber of rice dumplings contest. She was receiving a donation of 2,000 dumplings from seven community leaders for the
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    8 fined $1,300 for fight in bus
    177 22 EIGHT men were fined a total of $1,300 for fighting In a bus yesterday. Hussaln bin Yunos. 18. and bus conductor Llm Poon Alk, 28. were fined $200 each, while Abdul Raslap bin Llsut. 16, Manam bin Llsut, 18, Mohamed Salleh bin Abdul
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    Armed robbery in hotel: Two charged
    80 22 Armed robbery in hotel: Two charged OH Kirn Bock alias Aw Kirn Bock. 25. and Lee Seng Koon. 21, were yesterday charged in the First Magistrate's Court with armed robbery. They were alleged to have robbed Raymond Wee Kok Poh of $131 at the Malacca Hotel in Still Road together
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    Police reach $10,000 mark
    45 22 THE police art exhibition now being held at the Victoria Memorial Hall retched Its target of 110.000 yesterday with a record sale of 40 works of art. More than 260 works are still on sale at the exhibition, which ends today
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    Lost: Dog given away by Swiss couple
    189 22 Lost: Dog given away by Swiss couple A SWISS couple, who are leaving Singapore later this month, thought their problem of getting a good home for their mongrel. Horace, was solved when they gave it away three weeks ago. But now they have been told the dog is lost. They
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    Skin-diving
    30 22 THE Chinese YMCA will hold a skin-diving course at the Queenstown swimming pool on June 13 at 645 p.m. Those interested can contact Mr. Willie Ong at tel. *****1.
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      368 22 Share the Ps 4 \fun of being and rIM KpT and vitality. tt\An\i <* lUUuj (ft ifcTilahle at drugstores or Korean Departmental Store Sh9 (Pte) btd. 218. Peninsula Shopping Complex. Coleman Street. Singapore 6. Tel *****7 A modern Kelvinator jfc holds more, looks better, HH cleans easier, w f!""" 11
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      203 22 «xt NJ.• -7 Wacker breakers are to be found everywhere in the construction and demolition business. These machines time and money and what's more you can rely on them for long maintenance-free use The petrol powered Wacker .-.jNfc^^j BHF 25 is quality made, built f i sIBI for tough work
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Balloting of flats: Why is one block left out?
      124 23 Balloting of flats: Why is one block left out? THE Housing Board will conduct a balloting ceremony for the sale of flats at Farrer Road tomorrow. This, however, does not involve all the flats in the area. In fact, two blocks will be balloted only In July. One of these
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      GOVT REPLIES
      75 23 I WOULD like to inform E. Chan (ST., May 29) that arrangements are being made to have Siglap Canal cleared and desilted HEOWIDGE BRUYNS (Miss), Public Relations Officer, Ministry of the Environment. I WISH to thank "Bus Com m v ters" (S.T.. May 18) for drawing our attention
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      Thank you Mr Anon and the SPCA
      158 23 WOLLD like through your paper to thank very much the anonymous person who found our 10-year-old doc Plpo on ■Saturday afternoon off Bukit Timah Road and who took the trouble in the rain to bring him to the excellent institution which is the
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      Music while you eat no 'generation gap' at dining table
      203 23 MISS SHEN Swee Yong (S.T., June 2} took the words rightout of my mouth and the mouth! of many of my friends when she spoke out against barbarous music which spoils both conversation and meals. I had Imagined that young
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      67 23 I FAIL to understand why I am charged a dollar for late paymer/, though I complied with the CPF Board's regulations payment within 14 days. I sent in my payment on May 12 but the Board did not take action until May 18 as shown on the payment record. It
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      Unlicensed hawkers at Changi beach: Govt acts
      112 23 Unlicensed hawkers at Changi beach: Govt acts I REFER to the letter by "Scorpion" headlined "Hawkers at Changi who fleece customers" (S.T., May 16). The Hawkers branch Is taking enforcement action against those unlicensed hawkers at Changl beach. On the prices of food charged by the hawkers, Scorpion is advised
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      645 23 giiiiiUiitJiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiusiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiwuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiniiiiuttis INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BOARD KAY SIANG ROAD SINGAPORE Application j are invited for admission to PART-TIME Courses at the Vocational Institute commencing 2nd July 1971. (A) Trade 1 Courses (2 years) Available at Applied Electronics AVI, JVI, BMVI b Industrial Electricity AVI, JVI, BMVI c Metal Machining SVI. JVI, PPVI,
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      644 23 VACANCY RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER BAL ESTATES SDN BHD require a full-time resident Medical Officer as lrom Ist September 1973. The Estate Is situated 15 miles from Tawau. The Medical Officer will be expected to look alter the medical interests of the Company's staff and families and some 2.500 workers and
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      863 23 A WELL-ESTABLISHED COMPANY INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING POBTS:The person we are looking for should PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE 1) be a Malaysian citizen li) between the age of 30 40 ill) have held a responsible post In production management for at least 5 years lv) have drive, initiative and tact In
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      3564 24 it: classified advertisements H Ttlßpftoiw asxvsoa AMERICAN COMPANY require* 3 men/ladle* to train for Direct Sal*. No collection. No delivery. Earning $200-$4OO weekly. Car easentlal. Interview* Mr. Charles 56A, Zlon Road. S'pon 10. a.m. 1 p.m.) Wednesday and Thursday only. Career Opportunity In well eitablshed manufacturing company for BUILDING MATERIAL
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      681 24 TUITION SCHOOL REQUIRES tuton 8 hours a day $360 p.m. for Secondary and $600 for Pre-U level Pleas* call S-A. Room A. Wayang Street. Spore 1. EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS required Immediately for temporary work Pleas* Tel: Mr. Edward Llm *****1 Cuacaden House Ho. el Cuscaden Road. Spore. PHILIPS SPORE
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      798 24 SEACOAST BAR A RESTAURANT requires Cook and Waitresses Apply personally 573 A. Tanjong Irau. S pore. 27 Tel: *****3. Vacancies exist for (1) SECURITY GUARDS (No shift duties) (2) OFFICE MESSENCER IT. ferably with scooter i Please apply In person to Nanatronn S'pere Pto. Ltd.. 1 A Jslsn Sslanting (sir
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      609 25 "(Co-nt. from Page 24) vI S T 10. EXCLUSIVE DETACHED in a choice resldfntiu location. Fabulou* Interior comprising 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, separate living and dining, sliding door to patio, servant's quarters Lane grounds ideal for entertsmment. Unique architecture (1) Large duplex off Holland Road. 4 bedrooms. split-level living and
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      432 25 FABBR HILLS, half way between Jurong and Town area, 8 minutes to American and International Schools. Most suitable for executives Newly built 3-storey luxuriously furnished semi detached, split-level. 4 alrcon bedrooms. 1 stud) room, 1 family room, elegant separate living and dining rooms, servant's amenities, large carpet grass garden. $2,500,
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      917 25 FURHISHED SEMI DETACHED 61 ms Uukit Timah— s7oo; Unfurtilsh flat off Balestler Road $800. Peoples' Park Complex $660; Rooms available various d.strlct $100 $300 Spore *****1. OIST. W SEMI-DETACHED lUNCA LOW split-level 5 bedrooms fully furnished nrst class furniture Immedlatr occupation, near American Denooi. reasonable rent Contact owner William Ng
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      684 25 BRITISH BASED HONGKONG COM- i PANV intends to purchase property In Singapore for two Senior Directors Wllluu to pay reasonable value. Property should contain an area of at least I an acre or more, or possibly within more selected areas of ths Island. Willing to spend In excess of Bsl
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      719 26 classified *J advertisements (Cont. from Page 25) 6IAK6ON COACH TOUR*. 28. Prtnsap Street. Singapore 7 Tel: ***** Agent for above: 264. Block l«3. Toa Payoh Central. Singapore 12 Tel: *****3. 999. I'Pper Bul.it Timah. Singapore 23. Tel: *****8. 7 Days: West Malaysia Air-Con Bus $125 Py Air $130/- Dept.: Every
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      877 26 PIANO TUITION for beginners by experienced teacher In centre of town. Contact Mrs. Ho ***** 8 pore. PIANO LESSONS all grade, practical theory Diet. 10 Tel. *****1 B'pore. HIGHWAY DRIVING SCHOOL new Datsun 1200. Hourly (6/-. 148-C6 Orchard Road (opposite Mandarin Hotel) Tel: *****5. TAMGLIN DRIVING SCHOOL dualcontrolled Datsun 1200
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      Nameless top hope now for rich sprints
      330 27 Nameless top hope now for rich sprints NAMELESS emerged as a first-rate prospect for the rich sprint classics the 6f King's Gold CuP in July and the sif straight Sultan's Vase in September with a dashing win in the Class 1. Dlv. 2. 6f race at Ipoh on Sunday. Drawn
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      New Aussie jockey gets Just Twiggy
      461 27 IPOH, Tues. Harry Wulff, a top West Australian jockey, may ride Just Twijfgy in the 12f Perak Derby here on Sunday. Wulff, a lightweight in his early twenties, is holidaying in Malaysia and his application for a temporary riding licence, sponsored by racehorse owner
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      705 27 Mon Fils ton win the Epsom Derby LONDON, Tuts. THE Epsom Derby, England's premier horse racing classic, sets as big a puzzle tomorrow as it has ever done in its 193 -year history. Form In the pre-classlc trials has been turned upside down this season, with one Derby fancy after
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      Roberto among 8 Cup runners
      58 27 IiONDON. Tues. Roberta last year's ctogiiah Xferby winner, owned by A&arlean 1A". John Oaibreath, la among eight acceptors announced tonight for the I2f Coronation Cup at Kpaom on Thursday. Acceptors with weigMa: Ballyhot and Sol Argent both »OS, Barkgol, Castle, Our Mirage and Roberto all
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      Sussex set for first victory
      214 27 I <>N Don. Toes. Sussex *ere all set last night for their first Enjltrh county cricket championship win under new captain Tony Greif. And it was Greif. the Ull Entiand all-rounder, who was Piaylnc the major role In the destruction of Gloucestershire at Hove. As
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      Gilder will train Seap yachtsmen
      153 28 Gilder will train Seap yachtsmen A DELAIDE. Tues. World A champion 470 yachtsman John Oilder will visit Singapore in Augus*. to help train yachtsmen for the Seap Games in September. Another leading Australian yachtsman. Stone, of Melbourne, whose specialty Is the O.K. Dinghy, will also help In the training. This
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      Dolphins are champions
      61 28 UNBEATEN Public Swimming Club Dolphins' yesterday emerged champions when they trounced Combined School Apex' team 10-3 in the Sasa open water-polo league at Queenstown '"john Can (3). Soh Sin Teclc (3). Richard Chew (2). Tang Cheng Chye, Robert Leong and Roger Yeo were scorers for Dolphins, while
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      ACS hold champs to a draw
      100 28 ACS hold champs to a draw PERTH, Tues. Singapore's touring AngloChinese School hockey team held state champions Aquinas College to a 1-1 draw in the second match of their two-week Western Australian tour here yesterday The Singapore school champlcns had to thank the brilliance of their 17--year-old goalkeeper Zoher Motiwalla
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      Soon Bee quits as SSC coach
      220 28 Soon Bee quits as SSC coach IyELL known swim- r ming personality Kee Soon Bee, 54, has resigned as coach of the Singapore Swimming Club, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Soon Bee, who was appointed coach of the Club In 1968, has now offered his services to the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association
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      Former stars play SHA XI
      60 28 The ex-Internationals will play a friendly match against the Singapore Hockey Association team at the padang tomorrow. The ex-international side will be selected from the following. Anwarul Hague. Chow Nge Fook, Sarbo. Chai Hon Yoong. Micky Lowe. Keoavan. Mehar Singh. Kartar Singh. Doug!,-. Nonis. Abdullan
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      3 new meet marks but no qualifiers
      416 28  - 3 new meet marks but no qualifiers ALBERT JOHNSON By THREE new meet marks were hoisted in the pre-As:an age group meet at Amber Road yesterday, but the record-breakers failed to qualify for next month's Fourth Asian age group championships in Bangkok. The record breakers were Vincent Lee of Chinese
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      Hasli and Rashid boost Singapore's chances
      302 28 THE return of tw^ "key" players goalkeeper Rashld Hassan and defender Hasll Ibrahim have boosted Singapore Malays hopes of doing well In the Sultans Gold Cup final against Kelantan on June 24 at the National Stadium. These two players have had problems getting release
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      Ahmad halts a Forces sweep
      286 28  -  YAP BOH TIONG By AHMAD Ibrahim of the D grade prevented a sweep by SAFSA II against Police in an inter-club C grade squash match when he defeated Yeo Cheng Ann 8-10. 9-1. 9-4. 9-0 at Holland Road camp on Monday evening. Ahmad, of Police
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      84 28 BADMINTON: Tour match: Park). India v Spore (Oulllemard Rd.. Jl DO: National champlon--7 p.m). ships (Whitehouie Hotel. 7 SOCCER FAS Dlv. 2: Hamp- pm I. shire v TBA; CA v Joilllads; SQUASH: Tengah in v Police Marble v Stable Boys (Parrer 111 i Tengah i; Police IV v SCC Park);
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      23 29 TOKYO. Tues. An allJapan rugby team will tcur Britain and France from Sept. 17. the Japan Rugby Association said today. Reuter.
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      Foreman's title defence is on Sept. 1
      173 29 NEW YORK, Tues. World heavyweight champion George Foreman will return to the gym this week to begin "shaking loose" for his first title defence, his Manager said yesterday. The fight, apparently will be on Sept 1 In Tokyo against Puerto Rico's Joe "King'
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      India's Cup side play S'pore at Bukit tomorrow
      462 29 India 's Cup side play S'pore at Bukit tomorrow ON THE GREEN wm fmia CINGAPORES team to 3 next week's Asian Golf Team championship at Jakarta will play a friendly match against India at Bukit Course tomorrow. The Indians, who are on their way to Jakarta are scheduled to fly
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      559 29 SELECTION GIVE INDIA GOOD FIGHT SINGAPORE Selection of promising youngsters lost to India's Thomas Cup team 1-3, with three other games declared draws, in their friendly badminton match at Singapore Badminton Hall last night but won the crowd's applause for their fighting performances. India, who meet the National team tonight,
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      Pledge to raise rugby standard
      267 29 Pledge to raise rugby standard LT. COL. Niaz Mohammed Shah last night pledged that he and his committee would work hard to raise the standard of the National rugby team. Lt.-Col.. Niaz's pledge came after he was re-elec-ted president of Singapore Rugby Union at its annual meeting. He said: "SRU
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      20 29 ORANOE Bcwlers Association will hold their AOM on June 14 at Jackie's Bowl. Orchard Road, at 7.30 p.m.
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      130 29 Hartono gets coaching offer in Singapore lAKARTA, Tues. Indonesian badminton idol Rudy Hartono has been asked to be a coach in Singapore for six months, a Singapore Badminton Official said here last night. Hamzah Mohammad, Singapore Badminton Association assistant secretary, said that he made the request through Ferry Sonneville after
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    70 30 JAPANESE businessmen cast their expert eyes over Singapore-made goods now on display in Tokyo. The six-day Singapore Trade exhibition opened on Monday with a plea to Japan for stepped- up imports from the Republic. A 31-member Singapore trade mission is now In Tokyo to boost
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    55 30 SEVERED HAND REJOINED MELBOURNE. Tues. Doctors at St. Vincent's Hospital here successfully rejoined a man's hand severed in a carpet weaving loom two weeks ago. Two plastic surgeons and an orthopaedist worked through a microscope to repair tendons, nerves, bones and blood vessels during the 11-hour operation on 28-year-old factory
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    69 30 Milt. 8. sAAAVANAMUTMU, TB. Of Buklt Mcrtajam paiitd away peacefully on .'6 ft, leaving behind chilarrn, Mrs. Thural (Blnxaporr). Kn. Oovlndasamy (Buklt SlcrtaJ.im). Sot hi rajah iKLi. Sambasivam (Ipohi. Aranu (Sfhm'Mni. Rajaralnam (Sincapore). Mn. Vlsvaltngani (Prnant;) Hevan (Slnisapore). TDeyaxariJah (Buklt Mertaja.n). 2 som-ln-law. 7 dauKhtera-ir-la», 34 Krandchlldren ana 4
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    133 30 DRITISH Caledonian Airways has been given a the green light by the Singapore Government to continue operating low-fare flights between Singapore and Britain. The licence, issued on Monday, is valid until Sept. 30. British Caledonian has been flying low-fare flights between the two countries for
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    55 30 WABHINOTON, Tues Mosquitoes contribute to one million deaths annually around the world and will become a worse problem in the next few years unless more effective biological controls are found to replace chemical weapons, the National Academy of Sciences has warned. The academy said effective chemical weapons
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    377 30 75 SAIGON SOLDIERS KILLED, WOUNDED SAIGON, Tuesday ]y|ORE than 75 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed or wounded in what the High Command said today was the biggest and bloodiest battle since the ceasefire came into effed on Jan. 28. The fighting started in the Mekong Delta
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    331 30 T ONDON. Tttea. Tha stock market cloaad mixed today with an raster bias and at 3 p.m. the Financial Tunes Index wan down 1.6 to 478.5. Uarsalna totalled 10.466 (11.613). Tne easlnew reflected a tecnnlcal reaction to the recent ac*vance but many ■mm dneO ibon ktvafc. Turnover M
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    154 30 Italian newsmen stage a 'day of silence' ROME, Tues. Italian journalists staged a "day of silence" today, causing a nationwide news blackout of the Press, radio, television and news agencies. The totally effective 24--hour blackout was in protest against alleged moves by right big businessmen to gain control of the
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    53 30 DACCA. Tues. The passports of Bangladesh citizens leaving the country will in future be checked by special intelligence teams at airport and border checkpoints. Last night's announcement said this order was designed to stop the indiscriminate use of forged and counterfeit passports by Bangladesh citizens leaving
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