The Straits Times, 9 October 1973

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    20 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1973 20 CENTS MX. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon ISRAEL: Syrian troops on the run
    762 1 TEL AVIV, Monday SYRIAN forces were retreating in disarray toward Damascus today, Israel's state radio reported, as Israel Lunched a counteroffensive on the Syrian and Egyptian fronts. Israeli troops and armour pursued the fleeing Syrians across the Golan Heights, the radio claimed, and Syria
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    Lock icon Nixon in touch with Brezhnev
    142 1 Nixon in touch with Brezhnev WASHINGTON. Monday PRESIDENT Nixon has personally contacted Soviet Communist Party leader Leonid I. Brezhnev in hopes of enlisting Mr. Brezhnev's support in ending the Arab-Israeli war, the White House said today. The White House spokesman, Mr. Ronald Ziegler. said the President sent his message yesterday
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    Lock icon US dollar weakens
    41 1 FRANKFURT. Mon. The US dollar declined against ecvne European currencies today because of the fighting in the Middle East, foreign exchange dealers said. Dealers said, however, that the American currency was not under any strong sellIng pressure— Reuter.
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    Exporters to bear all risks
    52 1 TOKYO. Mon Japan's International Trade and Industry Ministry today announced It would stop underwriting all export* to Egypt. Syria. Lebanon and Israel from tomorrow. All risks Involved In exports to theee four Arab countries Involved In the war with Israel must be borne by exporters
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    Lock icon Egypt rations petrol
    42 1 CAIRO. Mon. Petrol rationing started In Egypt today for the first time since World War II Private ears will te allotted 120 Utres (about 27 gallons) a month, with taxis being allowed WO Utres (about 1M gallons) month. Renter.
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    Lock icon Jumbo forced to land in Aden
    78 1 Jumbo forced to land in Aden LONDON, Mon. A British Airways Jumbo Jet flying from London to Johannesburg was Intercepted by two MIG fighters of the South Yemen Air Fore* this morning and forced to land at Aden, an airline spokesman said here. The plane, carrying 221 passengers and li
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    Lock icon Plane crash
    29 1 ADELAIDE. Mon.— A passenger was killed and the pilot Injured when a twoseater aircraft crashed today at Turn by Bay. ISO miles (240 knu> from here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon M-E OIL FLOW STILL NORMAL
    108 1 LONDON, Mon —Oil i* continuing to flow normally from the Middle East despite the new outbreak of war between Israel and the Arabs, spokesmen for Britain's two biggest oil companies said today. Bat anxiety over the Impact of the fighting on the oil sappiy situation
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    Lock icon EGYPT: Counter attacks crushed
    1105 1 BEIRUT, Monday £G YPTI AN forces have repulsed and destroyed all coun-ter-a tt a cks Lunched by the Israelis in the Suez Canal area, a military spokesman said today. The spokesman quoted by Cairo Radio said all three armed services took part in the action against
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    Lock icon Thai revolt plot foiled
    174 1 Thai revolt plot foiled BANGKOK. Mon. Deputy Prime Minister Praphas Cha r v sathien announced today that police had uncovered a plot to overthrow the Thai Government of. Field Marshal Tha n o m Klttikachorn and incite public unrest. He said the plot was uncovered following the arrest on Saturday
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    Lock icon New cabinet
    23 1 ATHKNB. Mon. A cabinet under Mr Spyros Markalnla, sworn In before Preabtei' Pmpadopoulos took over the rein* of OoverDßMat today, UP!
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    MP dies
    24 1 LONDON. Mon Labour Member of Parliament John Rankln died today In a London nurilnff home after a stroke. He was M. UPL
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    Five to die for kidnap
    219 1 Five to die for kidnap MR. Justice Choor Singh said In the High Court yesterday that it was against public Interest to set a precedent by not Imposing the death penalty or. kidnappers Just because they pleaded guilty. He said this when tie sentenced five kidnappers to deat'.i after they
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    Lock icon Crash kills 20
    28 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mob. —Two trains crashed headon In a suburban station and at least 20 peiple were killed. It was reported here today AP.
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      Eban tells of 4 a.m. telegram
      71 1 UNITED NATIONS. Mon. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban told General Assembly today he had a telegram from Tel Aviv at 4 a.m. last Saturday six hours before hostilities began that an attack was coming from the Arabs. "We have suffered serious losses. On the
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      Syrians run for shelter
      58 1 BEIR.IT, Mon. Thousands of Syrians fled into air raid shelters) in Damascus, the Syrian capital, today during Israeli air strikes on military airfields near the city, sources reached by telephone in Damascus reported. Many people spent more than an hour in the shelters. There were no
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      Lock icon Curfew denial
      23 1 BEIRUT. Mon Syria this afternoon denied a curfrw had been imposed in Its dtlea. A blackout, however, is In effect.— AP.
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      Wiped out
      27 1 TEL AVIV Mon. Israeli forces today wiped out a M-ma* Egyptian commando unit which penetrated Israeli-held Sinai ok Saturday night, a military spokesman said. Beater.
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      Lock icon Flights again
      34 1 PARIS. Mon. Air France rewmtd flights to Israel today, after a 41-hour Interruption in service A Boeing I*7 with 45 passengers on board left Orty airport at IM*GMT for Tel Aviv. AP.
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      46 1 PRICE OF PORK GOES UP ...in Page 13 JAPAN fears oil from Middle East will be cut 2 VETRIVELI' ordered to pay $20,000 for Übel 4 CAN Israeli* deliver countrrpunch? 12 S2M.N* blaxe destroys four bases 23 WORLD NEWB 2. 3 CROSSWORD 7 BPORT 24. 25
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      Lock icon BID TO END THE FIGHTING
      831 2 Nixon cuts short Florida stay to take direct control of US efforts to halt the war: Peking comes out in full support for the Arabs p R E S 1 1) E N T Nixon returned u n e x pectcrily to Washington early today
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      Lock icon Japan fears Middle East oil supply will be cut
      278 2 Japan fears Middle East oil supply will be cut Syria in their "counter offensive against Israeli aggression." Radio Peking broadcast said the support was expressed In an article In the People.; Dally, the Chinese Communist Party organ. In PIONGYANG. North Korean President Kirn II Sung today denounced Israel and pledged
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      Lock icon Fire, so Soviet ship calls off its snooping
      222 2 Fire, so Soviet ship calls off its snooping LONDON. Mon. A Soviet warship had to break off shadowing a big Nato exercise off the Norwegian coast in the Arctic Circle yesterday when a fire broke out on board following an explosion One of the Nato ship*, the British Commando carrier
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      Lock icon Youth shoots journalist
      54 2 NEW YORK. Mon. Jesae Outlar. veteran sports editor of the Atlanta Constitution, was shot In the chest yesterday In the parking lot of Atlanta Stadium after a football game A youth asked Mr Outlar for a nde. and when he refused, the youth pulled out a gun
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      Lock icon Official visit
      33 2 HONOKONO. Mon. North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong wtll pay an official visit to Cut Qermany In the second half of this month. the North Vietnam news agency reported today Reuter.
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      Industry up
      35 2 TAIPEH. Moo. Taiwan s Industry grew 34.4 per cent In the first eight months of this year over the corresponding period of H73 a spokesman f.-r the Ministry of ■ponomlc Affairs aald yesterday
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      Lock icon DEMOS—21 VARSITY STUDENTS HELD
      76 2 DEMOS— 21 VARSITY STUDENTS HELD SEOUL. Mon Twentyone students have beer arrested for their part in anu -government demonstrations that swept through Seoul University campus last week, police sources said They will be charged with violating a law banning Indoor and out- door gatherings without police permission. They were mostly
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      Society seeks total ban on chemical warfare
      212 2 Society seeks total ban on chemical warfare WASHINGTON. Mon. The American Chemical Society announced yesterday It no longer approves President Nlx-vVs decision to exclude herbicides, napalm and tear gas from a general ban on chemical and biological warfare. The society's weekly news magazine. Chemical Engineering News, said the change In
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      Trudeau off to China
      126 2 Trudeau off to China OTTAWA. Hon. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau leaves today 'or weeklong visit to China. The Prime Minister accompanied by his wife Margaret and an entourace of ■nor* than 7o officials and Sf*" 1 will arrive in Peklnt on Wednesday after spending a rUfht In Tokyo. Mr. Trudeau
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      Lock icon Best dressed
      35 2 TOKYO Mon -Mr Elsaku 6ato. former Prime Minister of Japan, was selected the "best dressed man" among Japanese politicians by the Men's Paahlon Club of Japan, club president Kensuke Isnuu said yesterday —AP
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      Lock icon Israeli incursion sparked Egypt attack: Cairo
      268 2 Israeli incursion sparked Egypt attack: Cairo NEW YORK. Mon. Egyptian Foreign Minister Muhammed Hassan El Zayyat said yesterday his country started the ground attack across the Suez Canal ceasefire line after an alleged Israeli incursion earlier on Saturday Mr. Zayyat, speaking to newsmen ifter a tapIng for ABC-TV's "Issues and
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      Lock icon Dearer oil move by six nations
      318 3 Dearer oil move by six nations VIENNA, Monday gIX Gulf uit;i oil-producing nations beOU iH'tfotuitions with Western oil c-oin|Kiiiies to get substantially higher prices for crude oil. The talks opened here today at the headquarters of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), which claims the oil companies are making
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      Lock icon Land mine attempt on Makarios
      122 3 Land mine attempt on Makarios NICOSIA. Mon Police launched a manhunt across Cyprus today In search of guerillas who set off land mines In an abortive attempt to assassinate Pre s ldent Archbishop Markarlos Police said the plot (ailed when (our mines exploded prematurely yesterday morning (Ive minute* before President
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      Lock icon 8 saved in Niagara drama
      169 3 8 saved in Niagara drama NIAGARA FALLS. Mon. Eight people. Including a baby, were rescued by ropes thrown from the shore yesterday Just before they would have been swept over the brink of the Niagara Falls, police said yesterday The 14-foot boat they were In lost power and was drifting
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      Lock icon Down: French reserves
      62 3 Down: French reserves PARIS, Mon Prance's total official rwerre asset* fell by 3.3*3 million franc* jabout 813.000 million) in Septtmber to 45.370 million «bout S*2S.3M mil). the Finance Ministry aaid today. The ministry said the orer■ll figure Included a fall in gold and convertible cumncy holdings to 43.75* mlUlcn franc*
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      Rescue ship
      33 3 BARCELONA. Mon Tt>e Brltlih tanker Gulf Britain arrived in Barcelona today after rescuing 12 crewmen of the Cyprtot ship Nejama that caught fire last night SO mlle» off the Cotta Brava
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      Lock icon NZ paper firm ups price for pulp to Manila
      157 3 NZ paper firm ups price for pulp to Manila AUCKLAND. Mon. New Zealand Forest Products has necotiated price increases for pulp which it srrplies to the Philippines, the company's manacinc director. Sir Reginald Smythe. said here today. The Increases, effective for the six months from Oct. 1. are between l'ii
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      Lock icon First arrivals
      72 3 TEL AVIV. Mon. Some MO Russian Immigrants arrived here on an Israeli O Al Jumbo early today, the first Jews from the Boviet Union to reach Israel since the outbreak of fighting on Saturday. Reuter. Apart from securing Japanese participation in an Asian collective security system, the Boviets
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      Lock icon Vagrant set ablaze by teenage gang
      179 3 /CHILDREN yesterday V/ watched In horror as a teenage gang set fire to a middle-aged hobo In an attack police believe was Inspired by similar Incidents In Boston last week. John Hamilton. 46, survived the attack, but was reported in critical condition in hospital.
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      Lock icon BRANDT AND HEATH IN CAR DRAMA
      182 3 BRANDT AND HEATH IN CAR DRAMA LONDON, Monday DRIME Minister Edward Heath and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt escaped injury yesterday when the windshield of their car shattered during a high-speed drive to a London airport, government offlThe leaders were driving In convoy along the Aylesbury- Amersham Road when the
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      Lock icon Tough curbs on sea pollution
      66 3 LONDON. Mon Experts Irtn.i 138 countries began a month of talks here today aimed at agreeing on tough new curbs on pollution at sea The conference, organised by the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organisation, seeks not only mon stringent regulations on dlschaigt of oil. but also
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      $23m Swiss aid
      33 3 JAKARTA. Mon. Switzerland agreed yesterday to provide 2S million Swlsr francs (SS23 million) to help Indonesia build reservoirs In Cirebon, West Java. and Jogjakarta. Central Java, the foreign office announced.
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        21 3 JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesian Garuda Airlines will use DC-8 and DC-10 planes to carry 23.000 Muslim pilgrims to Mecca this year.
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        17 3 SEOUL: A speeding train killed six youths walking across rail tracks ISS mil. > south of here yesterday.
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        36 3 MEXICO CITY: The widow of Chile's late President Salvador Allende said today that the overthrow of Chile's Marxist government was the ultimate result of a plot "directed by the strange marriage of ITT and the CIA."
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        28 3 SANTIAGO- Authorities yesteiday reported the deaths of eight people In clashes with government forces on the outskirts of Santiago and near Osorno, 500 miles south of the capital.
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        41 3 NEW YORK: A local newspaper said that Vice-President Bpl r o Agnew had requested US$lO,OOO 18*23.000) from a I as Vegas casino owned by millionaire recluse Howard Hughes for the campaign funds of a candidate for Governor of Maryland in 1970.
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        Flare-up
        27 3 BOSTON: Blacks and whites sniped at each other In two incidents here early today but Boston was mainly quiet and tree from its feared racial flareup.
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        22 3 LONDON: Britain's first home-based commercial radio station, London Broadcasting, opened today with a 30-second signature tune followed by a two-hour news programme.
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        30 3 TOKYO: l*o leading local businessmen have said Japan's propo*ed participation in the North Sea oil development would not be easy and would depend on co-operation with the European Economic Community.
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        19 3 CANBERRA: North Vietnam is to establish an embassy in Australia in the near future, Government sources said here today.
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        37 3 KATMANDU: Two members of the Italian mountaineering expedition to Annapurna Peak in midwest Nepal who were killed by avalanches on Sept. 25 have been identified as Miller Bava. 25, of Birlla and Cerruti Leonardo, 34, of Milan.
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        29 3 Strike call BELFAST: Teachers at Roman Catholic schools In Belfast called for a children's strike today to protest against the detention of five teenagers Jailed since summer without trials.
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        22 3 TAIPEH: A Taiwan economic miv-ion will leave for Saigon on Thursday to study the possibilities of Increased technical co-operation with South Vietnam.
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        24 3 MUNICH: Oktoberfest, the world's biggest beer bash, ended yesterday and officials estimated that a record 5.5 million people attended the 16 days of revelry.
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        25 3 HONGKONG: The Soviet Union and North Korea have signed a protocol on Mirntiflo sod technical co-operation for 1973-74, the North Korean News Agency reported today.
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        32 3 BELFAST: A gunman shot an wounded a soldier and a civilian outside Belfast's Victoria HosB>tal today. Trie gunman escaped. In North Belfast, bomb damaged a glass works. No one was Injured. AGEN-
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      Japanese-Soviet peace talks begin
      315 3 JapaneseSoviet peace talks begin MOSCOW. Monday JAPANESE Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka began talks here today with top Soviet leaders aimed at clearing the way for a peace treaty formally ending World War Two hostilities between the two countries. i Mr. Tanaka, the first Japanese Premier to come to Moscow since
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      New image for FBI
      32 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. The FBI U changing its image as a tight-lipped gang Dusting force. says director Clarence Kelley. He "»ld me agency may devot ~e time to security
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      37 3 CAIRO, lion. Sudanese President Jaafar O-Nlmeiry yesterday appointed Lt -Gen Awad Khalalallah a* Defence Minister. He succeed* the Preslsldent at the Defence Ministry, a post General Nlmelry has held since February last year Reuter
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    Was mechanic victim of execution squad?
    163 4 Was mechanic victim of execution squad? POLICE investl- gating the murder of a Malaysian mechanic, Aw Mun Wan, 21, believe he was a victim of a secret society execution squad. Aw was found sprawled on a pavement In a pool of blood outside a motor workshop In Airport Road at
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    Aussie photo awards
    53 4 THE Photographic Society of Singapore has won the top trophy for the best entry In the 3rd International Llns colour slide salon In Australia. lv member. Mr Tan Lip Bang, wu awarded the FTAP I International Federation of Photographic Art) gold medal for the beat art of
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    Anti-drugs
    20 4 THE Singapore Anti-Nar-cotics Association will stage an Antl Drug-Abuw Week-cum-Exhlbltlon at the Conference Hall from Oct JO to n.
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    GIRL AND FIANCE FOUND IN COMA
    93 4 GIRL AND FIANCE FOUND IN COMA FACTORY worker R Sunderavalll. IS. died In Onlram Hospital shortly after she was found In a coma at a flat In Townshend Road, Jalan Benar. on Saturday. Her fiance, K. Shanmugam, 21. a clerk, who was found beside her, was also admitted to hospital
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    Sceneshifters to present a musical
    64 4 YMCA Sceneshifters will present a musical. The Boyfriend, at Victoria Theatre on Nov. 6. 7, 8. 9 and 10. Costumes and choreography are by Peter Huang and musical director Is Brian Leonard. The show la produced by Elms Thwaltes Ticket* at IS. $4 13. M
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    Fruit carving
    34 4 ORCHARD road YMCA will conduce a six-eeasion course In English on fruits and vegetable carving every Wednesday from Oct 17. from 7.30 to p.m. The fee Is W0 For details, ring 3337»3
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    $14,000 fines for running lottery
    90 4 $14,000 fines for running lottery SEVEN men were fined a total of (14.000 yesterday for assisting In rvnnlng a lb.OOO-char-acter lottery on Oct. 8 and 7 Tan Joo Heoh. 17. One Hong Choo. 41. Tay Joo Kuan. 24. Ng Peng Chiang. 38 Png Ah Hock. 32. Choo Chin Ycow. tl,
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    Conference on French equipment
    78 4 A POUR-DAY conference on French Industrial equipment and englneerlng will be held at the Regional English Language Centre at Orange Grove Road next month. The conference, to begin on Nov I. la tponaored by the French Embassy In conjunction with the French Centre for External Trade
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    Courses at centre
    47 4 THE Centre (or Applied Hebavtourai Science at BM«ru Road wUI conduct an clKht-sesalon court* on Induatrlal psychology from Or- 18 It win alao conduct a fmir irilni) courte on Bnployee Recruitment and Selection from Oct 23 Par further details, ring 61(111 or 50 in.
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    $20,000 FOR LIBELLING EX-CID CHIEF
    399 4  -  T.F. HWANG Court order against ex-UNF leader Vetrivelu By I>. VETRIVELU, former secretary- general of the United National Front, was ordered in the High Court yesterday to pay $20,000 damages and costs for defaming Mr. Ong Kian Tiong, 52, a retired Assistant Commissioner of Police
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    12,000 to join in radio jamboree
    100 4 ABOUT 12.000 acouU will take part In the lftth Jamboree-on-the-air 1JOTA1 organised by the Singapore Scout Association at Its headquarters In Clemenceau Avenue on Oct. 20 at 3.30 pm. Mr. Ahmad Mattt.. Parliamentary Secretary fBducatlou) will officiate at the opening of the annual communication
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    THIEVES TAKE $6,364 FROM TWO FLATS
    171 4 THIEVES TAKE $6,364 FROM TWO FLATS rIIEVES broke into two adjacent homes in a block of flats In Tainan Nakhoda. off Orchard Road, on Saturday and escaped with cash and property worth $6,364. Police said in both cases the thieves gained entry by forcing open the kitchen doors. Mr. AN.
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    Jumble sale
    35 4 THE Singapore Cheshire Home will hold a Jumble sale at the Singapore Council of Social Service Building n Penang Road on Oct. 11 from 10 am. to 1 30 pjn. to raise funds.
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    Kidney pledge by students
    110 4 ABOUT 40 undergrad- nates have pledged to donate their kidneys since the University of Singapore Students' Union lUSSU) started Its Kidney Donation Campaign early this month. The monthlong campaign, now In Its second week, has met win "very encouraging result s." according to the Union's Community
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    Education for Living —a new subject in Primary schools
    213 4 Education for Living —a new subject in Primary schools ANEW subject "Education for Living"-, will be taught In all Primary schools from next year. It will replace civics which Is too rigid !n scope and Ineffectual In a highly commercialised city state like Singapore. The new subject U also planned
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    Introduction to accounting
    48 4 MR. Tan Teck Men*, lecturer at the University of Singapore's school of accountancy, will conduct a 15--lecture course on "Introductory accounting" for the public at the university's Nlssen Hut 2. from Oct IS Application forms snd syllabuses are available from the Department of Extramural Studies.
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      DEPOSIT TO PROTECT MUSLIM WIVES
      119 6 DEPOSIT TO PROTECT MUSLIM WIVES PENANG, Mon. Foreitneri and other i non-cltlsens wlshinc to 1 marry Muslim flrls I should be asked to dei posit rafflcient funds with the relifioas mi thoritles here. 1 Tins sum estion wss made 1 by Kathl Hall Fidxil bin Hall Abdullah when i he
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      'Emergency powers will be used if...'
      208 6 RICE: STIFFER PENALTIES WARNING KUALA LUMPUR. Mon fHE Government will muster all resources and, if necessary, use its emergency powers to impose heavier penalties against rice smugglers, hoarders and profiteers, Datuk Hussein Onn said today. The emergency powers, If Invoked, will be a stopgap
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      $5,000 FINE FOR EVADING CUSTOMS DUTY
      133 6 $5,000 FINE FOR EVADING CUSTOMS DUTY JOHOR BAPU. Mon. A Singaporean, Tan Hock Urn, p.».aded guilty to attempting to evade customs duty of $811 on 12 bags of tin ore valued at $6,885 In the session's -ourt here today. He was fined $5,100 or 10 months' jail. Tan, 22, committed
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      Thieves lost in 'maze' abandon asbestos loot
      154 6 Thieves lost in 'maze' abandon asbestos loot ITU ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Thieves abandoned a stolen lorry loaded with asbestos sheets after losing their way In a "maze" of Jungle tracks near Kepong Baru here last night. Police believe the gang used the jungle tracks to avoir* being spotted by patrol
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      44 6 KUCHINO. Mon Sarawak Shell Co has made extensive survey., for the erection of a liquified natural fas plant at Tanjung Kldurong near Bintulu In Sarawak. Ihe plant will exploit gat reserve* located about 100 miles (ISO kms) off Bintulu Reuter
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      33 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon It will be at least another two weeks before the Oovem■nent's decision on cost nt living allowance for civil servants Is made public. according to sources here
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      New factory wing gutted in $2 mil blaze
      225 6 piRE destroyed a new extension of the Pentax factory In Prai last night, causing damage estimated at $2 million. Five firemen were overcome by fumes during the blaze which destroyed several thousand bales of cotton fibre and polythene. The firemen, working until
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      New Censor Board
      46 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Government 1* to »ubU*h a n«w Ccnaorthlp Board. SKrctai7-O«i>aral to the Ministry of Home Affair*. Tan Sri Ibrahim All Mid today. Amendment! to the Cinema tograph Plan* < Censorship) Act. l»ftl. will be Introduced during the .dget meeting of Parliament
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      Hypnotist robber held in ambush
      83 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Police have detained a robbery suspect whom they believe Is a hypnotist. They believe he has hypnotised several of his victims before robbing them. He was arrested in a police ambush In a hotel here early yesterday morning An accomplice who was
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      FIRM FINED $3,000 FOR FALSE DECLARATION
      91 6 PETALJNG JAVA. Mon i —The National Cash Regljter Co. (Malaysia) Bdn. Bhd. was fined $3,000 by the Sessions Court today for making an Incorrect Import declaration at the customs office, Subang airport, on Dec. 1 last year. The court also ordered that a computerised
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      Monsoon setting in
      39 6 KUALA LIMTtR, Mon— The monsoon U expected to set In by the middle of this month and will reach full Intensity towards the end of next month and early December, according to the Meterolotlcal Serrtcea Department.
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    128 7 IN FROM ROME AFTER A SUCCESSFUL TOUR OF EUROPE rpiTESE eight hlgh--1 kicking Indonesian models flew Into Singapore yesterday to promote goodwill between the two countries. They are from left: Henny, Meike, Isxe, Farah, Sumi, Rlma Shirley and Joice. Together with a 40--meraber cultural troupe, which includes Balinese
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    Robbery victim 'intimidated'
    63 7 A ROBBERY trial was postponed yesterday after the prosecutor. v-niiir Inspector llardial Singh, told a district court that the victim had been intimidated and was not present in court to testify. The trial of Urn Thiam Soon. 27. who is accused of nfrbing labourer Mm Chye Soon
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    81 accidents
    11 7 THERE were 81 road accident six serious, on Sunday.
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    WELCOME IS NOT COMPETING WITH RETAILERS
    157 7 WELCOME IS NOT COMPETING WITH RETAILERS THE chairman of NTUC's co-operative Welcome, Mr. Baey Uan Peck, yesterday reiterated that Welcome was not competing with retailers who offer consumer products at fair prices Mr. Baey said tnls In a letter to the Singapore Provision Shops Friendly Association to explain Its role
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    One-armed man hacked to death: DPP
    169 7 One-armed man hacked to death: DPP ONE-ARMED Karuppan Velusamy. 52. was hacked to death apparently with a changkol —while sleeping on the ground floor of a block of labourers Quarters in Jalan Berseh. off Jalan Besar. the High Court heard yesterday. DPP Mr. Alan HP. Wong said Velusamy was well-known
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    Firm fined $1,000 for pollution
    101 7 KWONG Tong Engineering Works of Victoria Street was fined 11.000 yesterday after It was found guilty of permitting oil to escape Two other firms Sonco (Pte> Ltd. of Tanglln Road and Ttansworld Marine Ltd. of Jalan Samnlun were cleared of a similar charge, without their
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    'Spore a good base for more British trade'
    177 7 'Spore a good base for more British trade' SINGAPORE can «erve as a base (or the expected increased British Investment In South-east Asia In the next five years, according to Mr J. B. Plerson, leader of a British traue mission. He said: "Singapore with Its various highly developed facilities can
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      118 7 Dining out? Try the French epicurean way. From soup to cheese, savour great French dishes. Come tonight! L $12.50 per person half price for children miMO COUKT HOTCL t r < jlh informal "&r hotel mm m^ the reasonable hotel Don t judge us by our size just because we
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      420 7 Baßr*JHgsr2gsfglf it gssa RL^^^B bl^bV ~U jflgf "^g««P^^^giW *iaE^*<R gfffUMflr^^ iXl^ail ,-fy m, rfN^ gML gaV* *< **^£amattWf wfls^gig««««««a The lieautiful people! Just look at the beautiful people! Beautiful skin. Shining hair. Sparkling eyes. The whole family a picture of health. Do they eat ten oranges a day? No. Just
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      269 7 Straits Times Crossword At°mOBS t flute uaed on old organ; 1 What Hoteon had (2. 11) (7-6' t Pray (or spiritual know- 10 Amln has hair the circle ledge, possibly i7>. tickets, like a fool! (7). 10 lU-plared. except on a 14 A dam helps to rover a golfcourse (2.
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  • MAINLY WOMEN
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      The many interests of Madame Suharto
      560 8 rpHE 32-member Indonesian cultural troupe which flew in yesterday is very special. It performs under the sponsorship of Indonesia's smiling first lady, Madame Sri Hartlnah Suharto. Madame Suharto is very much the traditional Indonesian wife and mother. But there is another side to her
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      Checklist to keep your child alive
      395 8 QAFETY Instruction, like charity, begins at home. Children observe and copy the behaviour and attitudes of their parents and olQer brothers and sisters. Sometimes the example set for their Is not a safe one The American National Safety Council reminds that most accidents among
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      Mum makes sure it's all in the family
      466 8 IT has often been said that for a business to thrive, yon have to give It personal attention. Uke ail clever business people, Mrs. Lumyong Boonyaratapan is doinf exactly Just thai. Pluv she Is making sore that the business will remain in
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      MARRIED WOMEN AND WORK
      112 8 A girlfriend went for a Job Interview and was asked by the expatriate regional manager of the company about her marital status. '•Is it so Important?" she asked. "Yes." he said. "We prefer to employ single girls without any Intention of settling down for the next
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      294 8 Advertitement Give your complexion year-round beauty J\ Skin Care Consultant CARE of your skin from day to day is what produces an all the year round complexion loveliness. Follow the fundamental beauty rules, observe them faithfully and try some of these special suggestions to reap the rich reward of a
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      118 8 Advert ittmtnt A Beautiful Neck One of the most Important aspects to a pretty face Is a lovely neck but as skin matures it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain Its smooth fine tezt v r e. Treatment with a cream massage to the throat and chin areas Is particularly successful
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      259 8 B^n 1^« bTbTL. aTaV BTaTkj w .aVaTara* SrWm^-S-' I j- t^. ffo^h, ■OS r/'j^ R* §W rJ^i i ■dkHW EliiN Mother! tour daughter needs Brarafs every month There are times in tions helps them feel a girl's life when she feels better quickly, tired and depressed. Brands has helped There
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    Songbird Ya Fang yearns for S'pore nonya cuisine
    294 9 Songbird Ya Fang yearns for S'pore nonya cuisine TAIWANESE song--1 stress Miss Lee Ya Fang was lured to the bright lights of the Singapore stare by her passion for local nonya food. Ya Fung, who was previously here twice for t»o-night stopovers in February and August both times to take
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    Scooter thief jailed
    53 9 MOHAMMED Yutof. 20. waa jailed for six month* yesterday for stealing a scooter He pleaded guilty to Uraling the scooter, belonging to Mr. Leong Ah Leong. 48 from a car park at Block 183. Stirling Road on Aug. 3} between 5 pm and 1145 pm. He had
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    $640,000 orders for trade show firms
    162 9 CIX firms which participated in the South Korean merchandise exhibition here last week have received orders worth about $640,--000. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. Lee Yohn Kyu. Director of the Korea Trade Centre, who said the orders were mainly for textiles and handicrafts.
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    Careless driver fined $400
    55 9 MOTORIST Llm Cheng Wah. 24. waa fined .400 ye*, terday for driving his pickup van in a careless manner by colliding Into a pedestrian while reversing into a parking lot in front of Rayco Rubber Works Co at Dlckson Road on June 6 at about i4O
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    11 gamblers fined $570
    34 9 ELEVEN people were fined a total of SS7O yesterday for gambling at various common gaming houses last Saturday and Sunday The fines were between SJO and 170 They pleaded guilty.
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    11 firms, three people fined $4,950
    109 9 11 firms, three people fined $4,950 ELEVEN firm* and three people were yesterday fined a tout of M.950 under the Destruction of DlaeaaeBearlng InsecU Act. They were: Lam Chee Court, fined MOO. Kum Luen Trading Co. Pte. Ltd. (WOO i Choon Huat Development Pt* Ltd (»«0). PCI, Builders Pte. Ltd.
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    Khmer envoy's reception
    48 9 AMBASSADOR K.R.L. Wongatnith of the Khmer Republic will hold a reception at bla residence In Bwetlenham Road, from 8 JO p.m to > p m today to celebrate Khmer a National Dm. The Minuter for Educa- tion. Dr. Lac Chlaw Mrng will represent the Singapore Government
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    Variety show for National Magic Week
    190 9 Variety show for National Magic Week A THREE-DAY "magic extravaganza" Is being organised by members of the Singapore Assembly No. 90 of the Boclety of American Magicians at the Na tlonal Library from Oct. 18. It Is to celebrate the National Magic Week from Oct. 28 to Nov. 3 which
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    'Neighbours threw yellow liquid at me'
    207 9 'Neighbours threw yellow liquid at me' A STOREKEEPER yesterday told a magistrate's court his neighbours threw some yellow liquid on him while he was outside his flat. Willie Tan Keng Huat, 46, was testifying at a summons charge against Mr. and Mrs. Narayanan who denied committing mischief by throwing co
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    'No aim for textbooks monopoly'
    354 9 THE Educational Publications Bureau has no Intention of monopolising textbook publications or competing with other publishers by operating at a loss. 'This assurance was made by Mr. Yeo Choo Kok, the general manager of the bureau, at the launching of the "Young Singaporean," a publication
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      327 9 Bringing Op WmtHmr By BUI K«v«n»gh Ml C— »p MAN.LST* HOT M/IKMII 1 kEt^) I WHEN HE COMES 1, 1 /A MOST L*COOPE«Ar>vs^] /C.-,,; TWIN*. ABOUT M6AT' A EATON \ZS\ MOMS. WMJ. VOC i I YOONej MAN, I MU«T J MtAT^SS \\^*f IU axP B* AT BW iee *'<| Vj"L'
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      2937 10 COMPANY PROSPECTUS THIS ANNOUNCEMENT APPEARS AS A MATTER OF RECORD ONLY. A^ PROSPECTUS RELATING TO AN OFFER FOR SALE OF SHARES THROUGH A PRIVATE PLACEMENT (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore under the Companies Act, Cap. 185, hereinafter called "the Company") DIRECTORS Baey Lian Peck 39 Gilstead Road Singapore 11
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      935 11 REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS IN COMPLIANCE WITH CLAUSE 23 PART II OF THE FIFTH SCHEDULE OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. f 185, OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS AND ENGINEERING LIMITED 3801 E. Block 1 Jaian Bukit Merah I Redhill Industrial Estate Singapore 3 17th September, 1973 The
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      899 11 "The Company" "The Group" ■xed Assets (Note 7 (a)) 614,364 739.331 n vestment: Associate Company Shares At Cost 1 Amount owing by Associate Company 941,519 941.520 941.520 iubsadiary Companies: Shares At Cost (Note 7 (b)) $750,000 300.000 Amount owing by a subsidiary company 134.469 $884,469 .ess: Provision for loss 96.000
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      1497 11 any agreement entered into in any particular case, may revoke such appointment A director so appointed shall be subject to the control of the directors and his appointment shall be automatically determined if h' «ases from any cause to be a director but he shall not. while holding th< office
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      TRYING AGAIN
      390 12 EVEN Mossad nods. Israel's highly reputed Intelligence apparatus grievously mlsassessed Egyptian President Sadat's strategy. The Arab League's Joint Defence Council prepared its plans last January for a major armed attack against Israel. The league's chiefs of staff "costed" the plans in April, and Mr. Sadat announced in May
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      OF HUMAN NATURE
      193 12 "pATCH them young" Is a useful axiom for teaching most of life's good habits, and the suggestion on Sunday by the Automobile Association's vice-president to include road safety instruction in the school curriculum is worth considering. In spite of all the anti-accident campaigns, stlffer fines and closer
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    Strength of the opposing forces
    379 12 rM. VPI and Syria, fully Cj mobilised, have a 948 to 488 superiority in aircraft over Israel. They can field a combined army of more than onr million men and J.JOO tanks against Israel's 275.000 men and 1.700 tanks, according to official military estimates here.
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    Lock icon The big clashes in M-E since 1967 ceasefire
    412 12 The big clashes in M-E since 1967 ceasefire WASHINGTON I I TNTTL the fourth ArabU Israeli war began on Saturday. 1973 was the most peaceful year In the Middle East since the ceasefire of June 11. 1967. Clashes between Israel and Egypt across the Suez canal continued unabated In 1947
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    Lock icon Can Israelis deliver the counterpunch?
    916 12  - Can Israelis deliver the counterpunch? DREW MIDDLETON: WAR No. 4 A TEST OF MILITARY TECHNIQUES... By NEW YORK THE Israeli air force, spearhead of Tel Aviv's counter-at-tack in the new Middle East war, appears to be moving methodically towards two key objectives. THE FIRST is the isolalatlon of the Egyptian
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    Lock icon Joy, fear and uncertainty in the Arab capitals
    809 12 rrHE ARABS are in a curious mood, somewbere between exhilaration and uncertainty, over the new outbreak of war. The reports carried on Arab radio stations give encouraging even spectacular, official accounts of victories on the Syrian and Egyptian fronts. In Damascus, the
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    KIDNAP GANG TO HANG
    882 13  -  BEN DAVIDSON Five thugs plead guilty to grabbing an Indonesian merchant for $50,000 ransom By THK High Court yesterday sentenced five kidnappers to death alter they pleaded guilty to the abduction of Indonesian businessman, Tjioe Kow Mwie, from his Watten Estate home on March 14 last
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    Science show
    25 13 TELOK Kurau list School in Joo ChUt Place will hold a mathenutlc*. science and audio visual aid* exhibition on Oct. 13 at »m
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    BACK TO WORK FOR A & W STAFF
    101 13 BACK TO WORK FOR A W STAFF ABOUT IN workers of three A 4 W snack bars returned to work yesterday after the management agreed to meet them in negotiations over their grievances. The workers from snack ban at BIA building in Robinson Road, Dunearn Road and Jurong drive-Ins, staged
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    No IC man is fined $500
    70 13 No IC man is fined $500 A 24-YEAR-OLD labourer was fined £500 yesterday for not having an Identity card. Mohamed Hassan bin Bakrl admitted committing the offence when he was checked by a policeman at Capitol Theatre on Sept. 22. In mitigation. Hassan said he did not register for an
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    Water,Water....
    22 13 WATER consumpt'on on Sunday was 115.6 million gallons (526.000 cubic metres), 6.8 million gallons (31.* M cubic metres) less Uuf B»trd»y.
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    GPs free X-ray scheme launched by SATA
    154 13 /GENERAL practitioners hare been urged to get their patients X-ray-ed free of charge under a scheme Introduced by the Singapore AntiTuberculosls Association. SATA director Dr. M.C. 8en-Oupta said yesterday that effective Implementation of this scheme would substantially reduce the Incidence of tuberculosis in
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    10,000 NEW SILVER COINS FOR SALE
    95 13 THE Chartered Industries of Singapore will mint 5.0*0 plervs each of proof $5 and $lt silver coins. Selling price is $2« for the $5 coin, and $M for the $10 piece. They will be s.iln on a Hrst-come-Brst served basis. Each application will be
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    Ships' arrival and VHF procedures
    79 13 Prom Nov. 1, all ship* above 300 gross registered tonnage will have to notify the Port Authority by means of radiotelegraph 12 to 24 hours before entering the port. THE PSA announcing this notlficmtlon of arilvtl and VHP procedures, also said that ships coming from
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    Price of pork goes up again
    241 13 Price of pork goes up again p()HK will cost 20 to 30 cents more a kali from today. The Pork Merchants Association claims that this is due to a sudden rise In pig prices. The new prices wi kets are: porkleg $2.! pork $3.40 ($3.10), be] and pork ribs $3
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    Drugs: 3 fined $1,500
    83 13 Drugs: 3 fined $1,500 TWO men were fined a total of $1,000 yesterday for smoking opium and another fined $500 for having opl im and smoking utensil* Law Peng Kuan. 47. and Wee Twa Seah. 49 were fined $500 each for smoking the drug at an un-numbered hut In Lorong
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      99 14 Most active stocks Harimau 307.000 Malayan Credit 253.000 Imperial 234.000 Sime Darby 210.000 Total Turnover: 2.7 If Total Value: $7.42 M Bata $4.30 +.20 Srtron $550 +.20 P.M. Hold. $3.78 +.13 P. Carbide $1.43 +.11 NBT $8.10 +10 M. Brew $8.30 +.10 G. Jutr $0.98 +.09 Is.
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      INDICES
      39 14 IndMtrUb: ltt.lt lU.f HolrL Ml.7* 211? Proprrtir*: M 7.4* JW.il Tint: IU.Z* 11* t rubber.: MtN Ml 0.C8.C: M 1.14 Ilf.l: Dm. M. IM4 IM Dm. 11. IMS IM t Dec. 29. IM! IM 1 Jmn 1. IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1593 14 rPHE last transacted sal* at the close of business in the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with yesterday's prices together with 1»73 high and tow. ('Adjusted for all new haaa CLOSING TONE All sections closed easy. TVKMOVUt: Official toUl turnover on the Singapore trading room as supplied
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1354 14 DID and otter price* offl- cUlly listed ai.d business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Ac ma <3.40S>. T »P» (172B) (3) 1.70, (5) Lit, (3)
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      Prices move erratically
      338 14 rE Stock market in Singapore yesterday showed little sisn of activity Trading was too feeble to move prices either way. The trend was erratic and tended easier towards the close. The flatter that was noted among lower priced counters last week appeared to be dying and no
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1391 14 J» ID snd offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the StocK Exchange of Slngapoie yesterday with the numjer of share* traded shown in brackets In lou of 1,000 umia uiiltsi otherwue specified. MX STBIAUS Acma *****) (ll 3 32. (1) 334. All (17SB)
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      Mixed trading in KL market
      297 14 SHARES showed mixed trading Patterns in the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday where conditions ruled dull in sharp contrast to the previous Monday. Alter a brief and mild attemnt at rally before mid- m o r n I n g. share values fluctuated narrowly. The
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      Foreign news
      93 14 CHASE Manhattan Bank and Mitsubishi Bank have formed a Joint-venture leasing company In Hongko.ig. Paid-up capital of HKSI million was contributed 49 per cent by Chase and the remaining 51 per cent by Mitsubishi. Equipment to be leased throughout the Far East by the company. Diamond Lease (Hong
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      UMW BUOYANT
      141 14 TRADING conditions during United Motor Works' first half year have been so buoyant that pre-tax profits have shot ahead by 42 cent to $4.22 million, equivalent to pearly 75 per cent of the total earnings for the whole of last year. "In line with boom conditions which apparently
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        CLOSING PRICES
        27 14 Rubber: Oct. 8. Singapore 163.5* cts (op 2.M cts>. Malaysia 16*.** cts <■• 2.5* cts). Tin: $69 6.12} (unch). Official offering 267 tons (uo 37 tons).
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        101 14 /'HIHISI MOOUI IX chanci. MMaNM noon Couonut Oil: bulk JM irllm. drum |S] wlicrs. Hi>cd iwowl UK/ COM. H7i B. Muntok AST A white fob 100« NLW ***** OMkra. Sarawak »mt< fob »s<« XL.. (2471 trlton. Baraoak ••o.lal black fob t*". NLW 1143 MlIrn. Sarawak ASTA black fob. 100<«
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        28 14 rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was firm and unchanged at $696.12 J per plcul on an official offering up 37 tons to 267 tons.
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        45 14 Saturday Fndir USS USS Urlbournt 111 Clootd M.*2 London Cloord 05. 30 Iklrut M.23 WOO Hontkons nil IOO.IH Zurich Closed 11*. OOB cioord M.ooa Part. Cioord 102.M Export prien In non .irrlms aroaa la U.S. dollan i»r oun... in Australian dollan por ouoce.
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        30 14 THE Malaysian Palm Oil Producers Association (MPOPAt yesterday announced the following UK/CIP prices for Malaysian Palm Oil: Feb. £181, Mar. £173. Apr/ June £171, and Jul Dec. £160.
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        101 14 SHIPMENT of Straits refined tin from Penang for September 1973 totalled 6*.429.83 metric tons (August 7,210.16 metric tons), according to statistics issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the destination and metric tonnage, excluding metal shipment from Klang via Port Kelang. United Kingdom Singapore United States
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        475 14 /OPENING prices in v the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked up icent and later appreciated a further two cents attributed to caution over the MiddleEast flare-up. Trading was quiet and turnover light. The morning session closed quiet The market ruled quietly steady In the afternoon with buslne.s
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        92 14 LONDON: Reuter commodity index fell by 20.3 points last week to 1179.3 from 1199.fi points of the previous week. This fa nearly SO points down on the all-time high of 1.228 2 recorded on Sept. 24. A fall in prices for cocoa which led the decline with
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        78 14 jjAILY SMR prices uaued at noon ye»t*rday SCV 5L 10 M 50 (Cwml Mthl f>orw»rd Mlh k«in ScMm Bajm Mm (rau ptr k( rnU par kf. (l-urn Pallet) IMOO IMOON IMOO IM.OOI (1-ton Pillet) ISS 00 156 008 155 00 1M 001 (1-ton Pmllct) ***** 152 SON 150
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      54 14 AFTER early business at $2.3380 the US dollar Inched up to $2.3385--$***** In the Singapore forrx market yesterday Lack of interest saw the US currency moving narrowly between $2.3375- -$2 3390. Trading In the afternoon firmed slightly with bids at $2.3385 and latterly quotes were $2.3380--$*****. Business was
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      165 14 HPHE following are the nominal average closing interbank x rates In Singapore: Note Thee rales rr.Ky differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers «MU4 >OICTd» JS dollar 2 3380 2 3390 3terllng pound ***** 5 6428 ""■tV'T't dollar 44.01 46.03 Ualayslan dollar ***** ***** 3el
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      168 14 ASIAN currency deposit i rates as at close en Monday. Oct. Source: P. Murray-Jones International. L'S Dollan Offer Bid 7 days II 10-7 S 1 mh 10-3 4 10-5 S 2 mill- 10-11 16 10-9 16 3 mlhs 10-3 4 10-5 8 f mlh, 10-5 16 10-3
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        244 14 HONGKONG. Mon. Share prices closed mixed today on the stock market In light trading. The Hang Seng Index (ell 3.33 points to 522 84. Hongkong Bank advanced to HKS28.60 on its Local register and moved up to $27.40 on Its London register. Winsor Industrial jumped *.o 123. Losers Included
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        25 14 Hongkong yetttnkiy the US. dollar quoted «t 0i370 tun lUi»i was quoits .It 12 17 and oiw U« sol* quoted at MS. TO.
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        224 14 rKYO. Mon Prices on the post-holiday Tokyo stock market opened slightly higher but closed sharply tower today. The market opened firm with gains centring on shipping and resource Issues on news of the renewed Middle East crisis. However the market turned lower on sma'llot selling after the opening. Some
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        475 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. Industrial shares were steadier on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today but the mining and oil sector declined. BHP stood out from early In the day with an opening sale at AJ7 50. a good Jump from Friday's closing price. The price then rose quickly to a high
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        35 14 7 HI following IS markets were closed yesterday tor Columbus Day sugar, coffee, cocoa and commodity (rubber and tin) exchanges. The New York Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange, however, remained open.
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        43 14 IA. at Sept. 23) rui* ol Anal, at.rllni As! »S rund ot AW i urn «olUr> tI.W (A. .1 low Mi ruad of Aim. siorllai AU.7I IPraai Or! 1 to II) Pnifwrtr Bond, of Awl. Ail 7i PBA Inomatwoal AM W
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      565 17 For our expansion needs, we invite applications for the following appointments:— Post (a) PROJECT ANALYST DUTIES RESPONSIBILITIES Responsible to Manager (Loans) for project appraisals including market, financial and technical studies on the viability of proposed projects Also responsible for post-finance supervision and follow-up. QUALIFICATIONS Degree in Business Administration. Accountancy or
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      515 17 PAN MALAYSIA CEMENT WORKS (S) PTE LTD REQUIRE A WORKS ENGINEER THE SELECTED CANDIDATE WILL BE PREFERABLY 25-30 YEARS OF AGE AND FLUENT IN ENGLISH. KNOWLEDGE OF OTHER LANGUAGES AN ASSET. HE WILL HAVE COMPLETE DAY TO DAY .RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE AND SMOOTH OPERATION OF THE WORKS BASED
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      609 17 HDIETHELM CO. LTI. Aluminium Division has immediate vacancies for the following: (a) Sales Installation Supervisors The Job: To be responsible for the sales of building materials and to supervise installation. Qualifications/ Graduate of Singapore Polytechnic Experience: in Building or Architectural Courses. Previous experience in sales for building materials and production
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      618 17 I SINGAPORE PETROLEUM I I COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED I I invites applications for I I COMMERCIAL SALES I I REPRESENTATIVES I I THE JOB: I I The man we jre looking for should have I I proven ability in solicitation and develop- I I ment of industrial and commercial sales
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      483 17 A Choice for Progress (Rollei invites applications for trie following posts: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Requirements: Degree/Professional Diploma in Electrical Engineering with at least 3 years working experience in planning and construction of electrical power system, control and protection circuits and HT/LT switchgears. Knowledge of PUB and general electrical regulation an advan^ge.
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      498 18 MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER Minimum qualifications: Degree in Mechanical Engineering from a recognised University or equivalent Experience: Preferably with 1 to 2 years working experience. Fresh graduates may also apply. Only persons with suitable qualifications need ■ppiy. Apply to 4PROMET PTE. LTD. 27, Pioneer Road. Jurong Town Singapore 22. TEL: *****7
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      500 18 lIIVEMITr OF SII6APOIE invites applications for the posts of TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS QUALIFICATIONS Sound theoretical grounding in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering or build- ing. Candidates should have one of the following qualifications or its equivalent in the relevant field: (1) Singapore Polytechnic/Ngee Ann Technical College Technical Diploma; (2) BSc. Engineering
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      318 18 HEAVY EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTOR REQUIRES EXPERIENCED SALESMAN AGE. Minimum 25 EDUCATION: Minimum School Certificate Preferably own car. Engineering training or experience in tractors, cranes and compressed air equipment an advantage. Salary and I commission negotiable. Reply with resume, testimonials and recent photograph to S.T. Box N***** Singapore. NOTICE OF REMOVAL AS
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      247 18 SEMBA SHIPYAI (incorporated i LOST SHARE I Notice is hereby given that Certificates have been reporti Shaie Name of Shas* Certificate* No. 026 UD Mr. Coh thoon *****1- Miss Coh Hui ***** C Mr.OnaChuln 01 8941) Mr. Chua K wan ***** C Mr. Ramli Bin I ***** D Mr. John
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      374 18 WANG I ID LTD. I n Singapore) CERTIFICATES the undermentioned Share id lost or destroyed: Holders No. of Share < of $1/* sack < i 1.000 Shares 1,000 Sham I t S ,000 Shares a Soon 10.000 Shires Cahar 500 Sh res d Coull 2.000 Shares THAT if within fourteen
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      366 18 N THE HHill lOIRT >F THE KMMBI.K <>K SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up) *> 32 of 1973 In the Matter of the rompanles Act (Cap. 1(5) And In the Matter of the Chit Fund Act. 1971 And In the Matter of Public Chit Fund Corporation Limited ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE IS
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      713 19 I NIVKRSITI MALAYA FAKULTI SAINS Permohonan-petmohonan adalah dlpelawa untuk Ja-vraun-jawittan tersebut dl bawah. Jawatan- ia»atan ml termasuk kekoeongan-kekoson'-an yang ada sekarang dan juga juwatan-jawaian baru yang dllangka dladakan pada awal tahun 1974 Tertakluk kepadu kelayakan ilmlar- dan pengalaman yang sesual. keutamaan akan dlben kepada caluncalun yang mahir dalam Bahasa Malaysia.
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      691 19 PERNAS Trading Sdn. Berbad Invites applltions from Malaysian citizens for the followInj posts:— POST QUAUFICATION AND EXPERIENCE 1. STENOGRAPHERS Possess SPM/MCE or (Female. its equ valent and age 18-35 years) must be able to take shorthand in English and Bahasa Malaysia with a speed of 80 w.p.m. and 00 w.p.m.
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      608 19 BEASTEM AGENCIES (MALAYSIA) SDK. BERNAD l*=sj] INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING SUES EXECUTIVE We are expanding and we have formed a new Industrial Engineering Department for which w; reaulre a Sales Executive with considerable talent and initiative who w 11 develop established l'nes and Introduce new products. He will be bas?d in Kuala
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      910 19 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA ADMISSIONS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 1974/75 WUI HAS BAHASA MALAYSIA All fa ruinates who Intend to apply for admits on to the Unlvera,ty of Malaya In the Academic Tear 1974/71 commencing June 1974 to do undergraduate courses and all graduates of other universities and ccUeges wfcj wish to
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      724 19 Nona The Public is hereby notified that MR THOMAS 001 TOCK WANG Is no longer In our service and is, therefore, not authorised to collect any monies or to transact any business on behalf of Outhrie Trading and its associates. GUTHRIE TRADING (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. lilts KENYATAAN TAWARAN BF. NO.
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      1984 20 classified ads M reading Group of Department Ron* la Smgapora require* Bsstws SECURITY OFFICER Applicants should be between to 35 years of ag* and nssess a minimum of seconlary school education Dxperence in this field will be a leflnlt* advantage Application*. together with ion returnable photograph ihould be addraeml to
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      630 20 4 SALESMEN WANIED. Experience with knowledge of Mandarin and Malay. Successful applicant* will be commensurate with attractive sale y. Contact Tel 9*481 Mr Llm. ISETAN OaPARTMEN (TORI (Pram Japan) Invite. «ti.m frsm tie)gapera's multl rscisl .itiism t* *N Hrn renewing v*«an*y In th* Sil.i Department In erder le eep* op
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      650 20 WANTED IMMEDIATELY SALESGIRLS for Indian textile shop in Orchard Road area. Contact *****4 S'pora. Expanding Company Invitee sppi.cationa from suitably qualified person* for the post of CHEMICAL BALM to be based In the Kuala Lumpur ana. Applicants should peferably have experience in the printing industry and poas**s own transport Apply
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      731 20 SWIM ASSOCIATED I INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD. I invites application* for Mai* and Female Above 1* yean of age Transport allowance paid Free uniform* p reviled if -day week No shift dutle* Free medical benefit* Regular wage increment Candidate* an ta apply personally at: Jursni Pitr R**d, •■per* 3S. w.:i-est»bltsh*d Construction
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      705 20 IMMIOIATI VACANCIES for factory worken Age above 1* Mao requln experienced fork lift driven. Apply penonally with IC to Vinyl Coatings S'pon Pte. Ltd. 10 Soon Lee Road. Jurong Town. Spore kl between tarn. 4 p.m. A joint venture Company of Japan and Singapore In Juroni wanted: 1. MALE WORKERS
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      792 20 WAITRESSES REQUIRED Apply pereonally Bugi* Bar 307. V.ctoria street. S'pon 7 Tel Mr Ng 30*54 TREND REOUIRES SEAM stresses. Pleas* call at Shop 29. The Orchard or Tel: *****4. B'pon. ORIVER WANTED. Apply personally at Burma Trade Reprasentlve's office 33/2* Circular Road. B'pon 1 WANTED DItPATCH RIDER, age over 30
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      784 20 OUT. 21 HOOVER PARK 3bed roomed single-storey terrace unfurnished $380. Dlst. 33 Ku Yong Estate 3 bed roomed singlestony semi detsehed furnished $300. Dial 3 3-bedroomed 2•tony terrace 1 alrcond.. furnished $850 Dlst 23 Woodlanu 3-bedroomed single-storey semidetached furnished $480. Tel: *****0 S pcre KINOSMIAD ROAD OUT. 10 secluded single-stony
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      848 20 ROOM* TO LIT Lorong S. QeyUng Preferably marticd 1 couples. worktag acirts) and overseas studsnts Contact *****8 S'pon. LARGE FURNISHIO ROOM. Calmh'il. Alreondltloned for Blngle person. $190 00. Pleas* Telephone *****8 < morning only) FULLY FURNItHIO VACANT ROOM In share* apartment for respectable girls Immediate occupant Angle 440*38/*****4 Spore. NIGH
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    42 20 latest scientific tnbat- MINTS. For natural facelifting. brown patches, acne, all skin conditions, ngular facials, post natal and spotreduclng consult Louise Klerk, medloa'ly trained and qualified Beauty Specialist and Physlo-thersplst with 34 yean tropical experience Hotel Slngapura, telephone *****3 (S'pora).
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    44 20 HOH: To Shirley aad IK. a baby boy oa 8-10 73 at Mount AlvernU. First grand child for Mr./ Mr*. Hew rook Loans. ROBERT* To John and Daphne a girl Oilllan Lesley horn on 36-9-73 at th* Queen Mary Hospital, Kent. England.
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    30 20 FAMILY OF THI LATI Mr. Chan Chong Him thank all Relatives and Friends for their Assistance. Condolences. Wreaths. Scrolls and Contnbu- tlon* during their Recent Be- rea vement.
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      783 21 DIST. 11 ORIINMIAD AVENUI semi-detached bungalow 21-siorey 3 furnished bedrooms. ana 3.200 sq ft freehold. $210.--000 Dlst. 25 Jalan Jendela aemi-detached single-storey, 3 bedrooms unfurnished area 3,800 sq ft. $110,000. Terrace singlestorey dlst 10 Hillside Drive 3 bedrooms 885.000. Dlst 15 Duku Place 3 bedroom* $R5.--000 Fowlle Road 3 bedrooms
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      813 21 DIOT. 10. 21 STOREY SPLITLI VI L SEMIDETACHED. Dial. 11. 2nd Soar flat. Equato.lal Housing *****2 80*0*7 S'pon. (1) HOLLAND ROAD 5s miles: 2 storey luxury bungalow. Ana: 11.000 sq.ft. Beat location Freehold land. (2) Jalar. Kebaya: alngle-stony semi-d-tachde garden house Latest design Area: 4,100 sq ft Freebold land. Enquiries
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      728 21 'LOW COST FLIGHTS to Lou I don. Amsterdam. Frankfurt. Hamburg. Brusales. Paria. Copenhagen. Vienna, from $600/- N*w York, San Francisco. Los Angela*. V-ncouvor. from $1160/AIM to Australia. Indonesia. Bangkok. Japan. Taiwan Katmandu etc. Call Ma* Travel Centre *****. *****7. 409'<77 JUMBO TOURS TO HONGKONG BANGKOK S DAYS B*7B/8*96 by SIA
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      642 21 MICHAEL TRAVELS (PTI) LTD. Conducted by Mr. Michael Leun CAU BANGKOK 12/1' Day* $1255 (1330 (mcl raipel-Hualien Kaoshlng b; air Macau) HONGKONG MACAU BANG KOK 21/17 Days $1080 $I*so (lnaL Japan's worn famous Mikimoto Pea:! Island Dep. 80/8; 21/10; 11/11 18/11; 27/11; 0/13. THAILAND IS Day* $250, »350/Dep 10/10: 11/11:
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      756 21 CORRESPONDENCE ANO RE POR. WRITING A five month p.kctieaJ court* preparing *tuctanu to writ* good, effective commercial letters Dayi/TUM Tuesdays /Tbunday* 5.30 6 30 p.m. Commencing 9th October. i Plmm er-"-..:« ec«i «or>,: 'aarly. smaapon Commercial School 16A Mackenzie n .oad, Slngworc *****/3*1448 or 768 D O Upper Berangoon Road,
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      811 21 YAMAHA OMILORI 0 M'JSIOi COURSE. Avi.i" r. Saturday 9 a.m ire j ;i> Tliura- 1 day 4 p.m. L-oiur.'ocng id October. Children a** 8 Tamaha Mus.e Sen* I Tel' *****5, 5261.9, 31ngapora. BECINNERS SOUL riACCAE 7 STEP commencing 6 pm. Thursday 11.10.73. M'-^thly $10/- Contact Sunny Low Pohaan Dance Studio
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      946 21 .SELLING CHEAP 1961 Mercedes 2208 and 10M Austin He. ley Sport Both in excellent condition. Tel: *****0 between 11 am 4 p.m. 110 Automatic, tip top condition, accident free. Insurance' tax new tyre* upholster}/ patnud *****4 Chan. 1072 CORTINA GT I*oo. 11 month* old. Excellent conditionOne owner. Accident In*. (9.600
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      723 21 I*7? SUBARU 13*0. Road tax. Insurance new. uood condition Contact Mr. Ng. Tel: *****5 B' pon OWNER LEAVING:: MUST MLI. 1068 Yamaba lou cc oood condition. Price S3OO 0.8-o Tel: 3321*7 S'pon. MOB LATE 10*4 second owmr excellent condition. Going ***** Appointment *****00 ofDee/residec* *****6 Philip. 33.500 registered 1968. small
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      556 21 SALON 2* lor Massage, steam- 1 bath. Saunabath Gents Hai ..I y lilt Business Hours 10 uv a.m. —0.00 |i m. Call 26. Kum Heng Court Tomlinson Koad. Telephone *****4 4V 63«U*9. TR* Hotel Koyal. Newton Road Tel: 6a1T21/M44U ext 131 Massage Sauna Strambath. Hydro use ol gymnasium etc Dally
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      621 21 SELLING CHEAP: PbotOiiraphic Chemicals Equipment ir. good condition. 1 L«t 8 s 10" stainless steel Tension Hangers iKodak). 1 Lot assorted BUM Patcnon 35m-n Developing Tanks 1 Lot Paterson self loadini; Spiral for 3Smm 2 Auto Print O.yer tJapan). 1 Complete act Nikor (USA) alainless steel 16mm. MovM film process.
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      63 22 RECENTLY. I received a letter from abroad. Much it my annoyance, the stamp affixed was missing leaving only a partial postmark on the top right-hand corner of the envelope. Thus. I was deprived of a stamp for my collection. I would like to know how this could have happened, and
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      99 22 PEOPLE who travel b; bus at night experience great difficulty In making out the routs numbers displayed on top of the buses. This is because the numbers have either faded or the light behind the numbers Is not bright enough. More often than not. the bus Is almost near a
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      47 22 THE Serangoon Road Post Office was recently closed and a new one opened at Kallang Basin housing estate across the busy one-way street. Could the Postal Department Install a post box at the site of the old post office for the convenience of residents? EDWIN. Singapore It
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      17 22 WILL the Housing Board's "new generation" flats be Included In the Telok Blangah Estate? BJBJA Singapore 3.
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      169 22 I WAS shocked the other day when I was told to pay a fine of 160 by a Registry of Vehicles clerk u a penalty for my road tax which was overdue for a month. As It Is not my habit to
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      Charge the same rates for big and small-engined cars
      411 22 Charge the same rates for big and small-engined cars pOR some time I have been thinking of writing about the inequities and illogicalness of the motor vehicle road tax system. The pro gressive tax rates, based on engine capacity, favour the purchase and usage of smallenglned cars. At 10 cents
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      Calling Repluse, Prince of Wales survivors...
      154 22 Calling Repluse, Prince of Wales survivors... I AM carrying oat a research for new book about the >.nkln» of the British battleship HMS Prince of Wales and the battlecrniser HMS Repulse, off the East Coast of Malaya by the Japanese Naval Air Arm on Dee. 10. 1941 I am writing
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      Call to open more ticket counters at Toa Payoh swimming pool
      323 22 WHEN I read In the papers that the Toa Payoh Swimming Complex Is open to the public I was very happy, especially after having waited for a long time for Its opening. I managed to get a ticket after
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      STREET LIGHTING IN BUONA VISTA ESTATE
      211 22 1 REFER to the letter by Observer (S.T.. Sept 27i. regarding «U?et lighting in the new Housing and Development Board flats In Holland Close and Holland Avenue. In Buona Vista Estate Work on the installation of street lighting was nearly completed by the end
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    $200,000 blaze destroys four buses
    265 23  -  N.G. KUTTY By FOUR buses were completely destroyed and two others partly damaged by a 30-minute fire at the Associated Bus Services (Ptr i Ltd.. repair depot in Chanel Road yesterday evenint. Three employees of the company were injured during the blase. Their Identities were
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    COME HOME APPEAL TO WIFE
    69 23 COME HOME APPEAL TO WIFE A POLICEMAN yesterday appealed to his missing wife to return home for the sake of their three children, aged between one and seven. Detective Klngsley Lum of Joo Chlat police station said his wife. Madam Loke Lye Cheng, 24, left their home at the police
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    Death fall man was seen jumping off
    208 23 A 26-YEAR-OLD man who was admitted to Woodbrldge Hospital in 1967 after railing his Cambridge School Certificate examination, wan found dead at the foot of a block of Hats In Toa Payoh last month, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Chang Kay Hua. form
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      Pre-race urine test is most effective anti-doping weapon
      653 24 Pre-race urine test is most effective anti-doping weapon TWENTY-ONE horses were withdrawn by order of the racing stewards at Buklt Tlmah at the week-end, having failed to pass the morning urine test. Three horses were barred on Saturday, and 18 on Sunday. The test* arc carried out by the official
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      Electronic tote a boom to punters
      180 24 Electronic tote a boom to punters T>HE $3 4 million electro--1 nlc tot* Installed at Bukli Tlmsh was In operation for the flnrt time over the week-end. It was s boom to on-course punters. TV monitor screens installed st strsgetlc points In the grandstands showed the approximate forecast dividends of
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      A million-dollar field to contest Gold Cup
      581 24 MILLION-DOLLAR field will line up for the richest classic of the season the $61,500 Singapore Gold Cup over llf at Bukit Timah on Sunday. The 20 probables have won among them well over $1 million In stakes money. Top money spinner In the
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      Jumbo Jet gets 11.03
      96 24 WEIGHTS for the Singapore Gold Cop race on Sunday: THE GOLD CUP CL. 1 DIV. 1 1 1 F. Jumbo Jet 11 OJ Chaya Timor II 9.M Prince Sinclair x 12 Lasxellcs 8.11 Prince Troy 8 98 Royal Mark 8.06 Pahlawan II B*s Graduation 8.04 Firebrand
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      'Arc' completes Piggott's classic collection
      435 24 'Arc' completes Piggott's classic collection PARIS. Mon. British colt Rhelngold yesterday outpaced the cream of France's fillies to win the Prix De L'Arc de Trtomphe. the world's richest horse race, and crown a glittering career for Joc:.ey Lester Plggot. Going to the front as the field of 27 opened up
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      Weekend's weights
      1155 24 WEIOHTB for all nine races at nukll Tlmah on Saturday: CL. I. DIV. t IIF. Hard To Say 3 00 Matchbox 8 09 Aratunca 1.08 Mustang II 80S Salute 8 05 CsUbr- 7 13 Pekan 111 1 12 Prime Rate 7 09 Fhe Tactician TOB Daryl's Image 07
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      JOCKEY SUBIAN GISTS A REPRIMAND
      428 24 TWSHE STIPENDIARY Ste- ward's lepcrt on Saturday's racing at Buklt Tlmah. RACE 1 When the start was effected. POWER PLCS (A. Wadlt Jumped outwards, making contact with QOTsWSTOWN (App. C. H Tan) resulting In both horses being slow to begin. A K. Cheam. rider of
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      Star-studded Dukla will play in 'quad'
      292 25  -  JOE DORAI By CZECHOSLOVAKIAN soccer league champions, Dukla Prague, with seven national players, will be the fourth side in the proposed quadrangular tournament at the National Stadium in December. The star-studded Dukla team will arrive here on Dec. 3 on the first leg of
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      Rama bags hattrick
      70 25 AHATTRICK by centreforward T. Ramachandran helped Singapore Indians beat Johore Indians 3-2 In the Bardhan Cup soccer match at the Muar Padang on Sunday. Ramachandran's first goal was In the 10th minute to give Singapore a 1-0 lead but at halftime Johore led 2-1. After the interval
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      Lock icon Nicklaus fires sizzling 62
      80 25 NEW YORK, lion.— Jack Nlcklau* produced one of the best rounds of his career yesterday when he scored a nlne-under-pax 82 to take a nine-stroke lead after three days of the US $125.--000 Ohio-Kings Island Open Oolf tournament He has a 54 hole total of Its
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      27 25 BARCELONA. Sun Yugcslavu beat Spain 7«-87 to win the gold medal In the European basketball championships here Uat night. Spain took the silver medal. Reuttr.
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      Seletar's title by 2 points
      402 25  -  FRIDA ON THE GREEN WITH SELETAR Golf Club won the Singapore Golf Asso c i a tion league title when they beat their arch rivals Sembawang Golf Club 3J-2J in their vjtal match at Sembawang Course on Sunday. Seletar finished their league fixtures with 17
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      More than one city Games likely now
      197 25 VARNA (Bulgaria. Mon— Expansion of the Olympic Games In the 1980's appears likely at a result of discussions here during the past week by top administrators of world amateur sport. Despite objections from some countries and sports federations, It Is likely that the
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      Saca will follow the new changes in events
      351 25 Saca will follow the new changes in events SINGAPORE Amateur Cyc.ing Association will make an alteration to certain events in the local competitions in line with the cycling programme in the Olympic Games, reports Godfrey Robert. SACA secretary O. I. Balasundram, who managed the Singapore laum to the Asian Championships
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      Tan and Loh in Pacific bowling meet
      192 25 Tan and Loh in Pacific bowling meet EXSRMER World Cup ■T representative Henry Tan and 8. Y. Loh will represent Singapore In the South Pacific Classic Bowling Championships In Sydney from Nov. 1 to 4, reports Godfrey Robert In the selection trials, Henry took top spot with a total of
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      Selangor in final
      70 25 SELANOOR Chlnete beat Perik Chinese 1-0 In the deciding match to fim.-h champloni of the MC FA Cup North Zone *occer tournament at Penang City Stadium on Sunday. Selargor win play Singapore in the final at the National Stadium. Kallang. on Oct 27 at 7 30 p
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      Lock icon Heide flops again
      62 25 •pOKYO. lion. We«t Germany's Hdde Hoaendahl. gold medalin In the women'! long jump In the 1972 Munich Olympic Oames. failed yesterday for the second time In Japan to win this event In a goodwill meet. The Oennan athlete finished second with 6 18m to the winner. Hiroko
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      Civilians have double reason to beat Police
      311 25  -  G. ROBERT By I SINGAPORE Civilians have double reason to win the Malaya Cup South zone rugby match against Malaysian Police at Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 22. Firstly, the match will decide the zone champions, who will take on the North zone runnerup
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      All's Japan fight is on
      103 25 TOKYO. Mm. nmr x WarM hcarywrifht chainf*ao M.hii— d AH will thjht vi rihiMUon match la Jaaaa early next awnth acalaal Ainfc«n he»TywHftat beur Teatj Daylt, a Jaautar promoter mtt Utey. Fraajatar WimHij—U who ha 4 earner wanted U aUf* ■aft flfbt In Hum*. Wealera
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      SRC triumph in match marred by rough play
      295 25 SRC triumph in match marred by rough play INTERNATIONAL centre forward Farlelgh Clarkf saw Singapore Recreation Club tr rough to the second round of the SHA senior knockout competition with a 1-0 win over Khalsa Association at the padang yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Farlelgh IntelUgenUy unmarked himself to a cross
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      SIA SCORES WINNER FOR NITTAKU
      316 25 SIA SCORES WINNER FOR NITTAKU By PETER SIOW VEWLY formed 11 Nittaku created an upset in the Singapore Table Tennis Association Senior men's club league t o u r n a ment when they edged favourites Nanyang Slang Pau 5-4. Former Singapore champion Sla Soon Seng scored Nlttakus winning point
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      Peterson wins U.S. GP
      122 25 Peterson wins U.S. GP NEW YORK, Mon Sweden's Ronnie Peterson, holding off Britain's James Hunt in a race-long duel, w the United States Grand Prix here yesterday to score his third victory in four championship races. Peterson, at the wheel of the JPS Lotus, had to withstand a blistering challenge
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      Lock icon Orioles 6-0
      44 25 NEW YORK Mon Jim Palmer, pitching "far pride and money, overpowered the Oakland Athletic* with a dialing nve-hli. IJ-strt'ieout performance yesterday u> give the Baltimore Oriole* a «-0 victory In the first fame of the American League* championship aeries at Baltimore UPI.
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      Lock icon 12 teams vie for Queen's Cup
      266 25 DANOKOK. lion The fourth Qu«ns Cup socper tournament kick* off here tomorrow wU h army teams Ircm Singapore and Cambodia drawn against Thai In Um opening matches Twelve teams. Including six from abroad, are taking pan In the tournament tor the arnual trophy presented
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      37 25 BUENOS AIRES Mon Argentina last night became the fifth country through To next year's 16-natlon World Cup soccer finals when they beat Paraguay 3-1 to clinch top spot In South American qualifying grcup two. Reuter.
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      180 24 Playing billiards is one thing. And banking is another. Lim Wah Kiat does both. r IHflf Extremely well. Wah Kiat is the officer- in-charge of our Lavender Street Branch in Singapore. He's been a Malayan Banker for 1 1 years. And that's 1 1 years of solving people's banking problems.
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      72 25 Congratulations Best Wishes to M/s. SING KOON SENG (PTE) LTD. on the successful building and trail of "MAJU BROOKE NO. 1" (-229 feet, Twin-Screw-Shallow Draft LOG CARRIER) using YANMAR DIESEL ENGINt. 6 MA DTE 550 HP/900 rpm VERSATILITY AND EFFICIENCY" JOR EXTRA PAYLOAD POWER CHfING LEE LEONG SENG CO (PTE)
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      74 25 CONGRATULATIONS to THE TORONTO DOMINION BANK SINGAPORE BRANCH on the occassion of their OFFICIAL OPENING from THE MANAGEMENT OF THE MOSBERT GROUP OF COMPANIES T«SeOUL AS f It y •TOKYO HONG KONG %^S IW _^^B^^ I M \P For Business in mf k (^BANGKOK N y^ p acjfic Area g^-jM
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    200 26 Israel and Jordan carry on as usual JERUSALEM, Mon. Commerce and travel between Israel and Jordan carried on as usual today despite fighting on two other Arab fronts, a military spokes man said. The Jordan Rlv-r bridges, linking the cm. cupled West Bank am! Jordan, have been kepi open during
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    Lock icon Sydney strike may spread
    53 26 SYDNEY. Man. Radio technicians today voted to stay out. threatening to escalate the M-day-old strike at Sydney airport. unleia a MtUfactory tap offer was mad* The fchntdana. who operate radar equipment at the alpcrt. said the stoppage would widen if the offer waa not made In
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    Rescue from oil tanker
    53 26 MIAMI. FLORIDA. Mon Twenty-nine sailors were rescued yesterday from llfeboata In the Atlantic while their Übenan-flag oil tanker burned nearby. the US coastguard said. The coastguard said one man v presumed dead aboard the SSI-toot Sally H after a fire and a series of explosions rocked
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    174 26 LONDON. Mon The Government today proposed stricter control of prices and profits and a relaxation of wage curbs for the third phase of its counter-Inflation drive. The new programme suggested that pay raises of up to eight or nine per cent should be allowed during
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    331 26 LONDON. MM. Dttalte Of Pbu< Th»»« of tlw OoT»r»--m«nt s anti-Inflation proposal* mad* for a ■lighl upturn to irmd log today. Equity leaden Mortd ru|ing b»t»»«i 2p and ftp whil* moat ■x-ond line laauM truad unall •arlKr falla. At S p.m. tM Financial Tunea Indx waa down l.i
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    53 26 Him, 79. puM «««y pfUt' full?. 10-71. Cort.a. l»«« m Wolakal Row .1 1 p m W«u»a«ay 10 It -TJ for church ■mw >M tkran la CkM cim (vi r.c. e»imj TAN Tien* UNO tatker ■< Ta» Kill Hwm pit— < *way HtMtUH *-l*-71 Corue* lavn I*o p m
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