The Straits Times, 4 February 1974

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    21 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times E»td. 1845 FINAL EDITION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/74
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    Hijackers: Three moves by Govt
    1110 1 THE Singapore Government announced yesterday three new moves which may speed up the repatriation of the four armed Bukom Bombers who have been holding out in their hijacked ferry Laju since Thursday. Government spokesman, Mr. Tay Scow Huah, told a press conference that the Government
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    BUS FARES GO UP 10 CTS.
    709 1 BUS FARES GO UP 10 CTS. Approval given under 'better service' conditions BUS fares for adults will go up by 10 cents from next Sunday, the Ministry of Communications announced yesterday. Bui the 50 cents maximum fare and the 10 cents flat fare for schoolchildren will remain unchanged. In a
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    Lock icon Prison set ablaze by rioting convicts
    265 1 Prison set ablaze by rioting convicts C YDNEY, Sun. Hundreds of rioting prisoners seized control of a multi-million-pound maximum security Jail today and set fire to most of It. About 250 prisoners were still holding positions in the exercise yard of Bathurst Jail, 130 miles (ICO km) west of Sydney,
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    At the ruins
    33 1 AYUTTHAYA. (Thailand). Sun Australian Prime Minister Oough Whltlam. on the fourth day of an official visit to Thailand, today toured the nans at thu ancient Thai capital (See race IS)
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    109 1 DAWN broke and two of the Bukom bombers are photographed in action on board the hijacked Laju from a nearby ship. The bombers had Just awakened and were preparing for the day. Another guerilla is seen at the wheel (right) in the pilot's cabin keeping watch on police and naval
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    $lmil mail theft
    58 1 LONDON, Sun— One million dollars in travellers cheques has been reported stolen from a mallbag at Heathrow Airport In what Is possibly the biggest theft from airmails ever carried out. Press reports today said 1,000 cheques addressed to the First National City Bank In London disappeared after
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    Brez ends visit
    29 1 HAVANA. Bun CWnmunlst Party leader Leonid Brethnev flew home today after a seven-day visit to Cuba the first by a Soviet leader to a Latin-American cation.
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    Lock icon Ship blow-up threat: Deadline put off
    198 1 I£ARACHI. Sun. Three guerillas threatening to kill two hostages and blow up a Greek ship here today agreed to extend their deadUne by 24 hours. They originally had threatened to carry out their threat unless two Black September commandos facing death sentences in Greece
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    Lock icon Tank battle on Golan front
    586 1 Tank battle on Golan front rjAMASCUS, Sun.— *J Clashes today between Syrian and Israeli troops on the Golan front developed into full-scale artillery and tank battles, according to Syrian military communiques A military spokesman here said Syrian patrols and Israeli armour, which fought Dre-dawn engagements. clashed again later. In the
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    Lock icon Arabs' aid call to Japan firm
    48 1 TOKYO. Bun. Several Arab nations are sounding out I&hlkawajlma Harlma Heavy Industries Co. of Japan for possible aid in constructing shipbuilding and repairing dockyards In their countries, the newspaper Ninon Keizal reported yesterday They Include Algeria. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Tunisia AP.
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      Lock icon Death sentence commuted
      67 1 (See this pace) ATHENS. Sun. Greece has assured Pakistan that it will commute thr death sentences of two Arab commandos Jailed here for the massacre at Athens airport la l t August. The assurance was given in a bid to save the lives of two Greek seamen
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      Lock icon Spacewalk
      30 1 CAPE CANAVERAL Sun. Lt.-Col. Gerald Carr and Dr. Edward Gibfon today began the last spacewalk of Skylab Ill's recordbreaking mission before its return lo earth in five days Reuter.
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      61 1 THE 17 AT CHANGI'S DEATH ROW P-ie 7 WHEN the cop came face to face with his quarrj 2 5250.M1L for war torn Sues cities 3 D'ESTAING may be France's next Premier 4 SHEARES sifns eifht acts into law 5 BUSINESS on Sunday' kiosks fet phone warnings IS LETTERS 9
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      Lock icon SIB ALEC: TALKS WITH BANDA FRUITFUL
      107 2 SIB ALEC: TALKS WITH BANDA FRUITFUL BLANTYRE, Sun. British Fonifn Secretory Sir Ale* Douglas- Home leave* Malawi today for Tanzania on the third let of a four- nation African (our after talks with President Kamusu Banda that Sir Alec said were "highly rewarding." The Foreign Secretary is doe to meet
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      Face to face in a hotel room-the cop and his quarry
      656 2 Face to face in a hotel room -the cop and his quarry 'GOOD GRIEF SAID BIGGS- AND AN 8-YEAR RUN WAS OVER... Wo 4* Janeiro Sunday CCOTLAND Yard detective 13 Chief Superintendent Jack Slipper yesterday told how he stalked and arrested Jail escapee British Great Train robber Ronald Biggs on
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      Japan ease fuel curbs
      284 2 Japan ease fuel curbs TOKYO, Sun. 'J'HK Government will soon consider easing the restrictions on use of oil and electricity that have been imposed on major industries, official sources said today. They said Japan's imports of crude oil since the onset of the Arab oil embargo have been larger than
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      Lock icon CFA franc joins in
      54 2 NDJAMENA (Chad). Sun. Five central African countries have decided to Meat their common cuirency. the CFA franc, following the floating of the French ir It was announced here. The decision was announced after a conference here of finance ministers of Cameroun. Congo, the Central African Republic,
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      Briefs
      260 2 TOKYO. Sun. About 2,000 South Korean residents in Japan held an in -door rally here today to protest against alleged South Korean Government oppression of politicians, students and civic leaders seeking Constitutional amendment. DACCA: India and Bangladesh have agreed to set up a permanent integrated scheme to train people
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      'SPRINGBOARD HOPE' FOR NATO ALLIES
      297 2 BRUSSELS, Sunday JOSEPH Luns, sec- retary-general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato), said yesterday he hoped the forth coming conference of oil consuming nations in Washington would provide a springboard for new cohesion in the Alliance and among its European members. "I hope that
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      Chess masters stop for the night
      83 2 AUGUSTA San. Russia i Viktor Korchnoy and Brazil's Henrique Mecking adjourned their 9th game last night. Korchnoy is leading 2-0 in their Candidates' quarter- final of the world chess championship, needing to win one more game to qualify for the semi- finals. In Moscow,
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      Lock icon Return Law stumbling block to fiolda
      206 3 Return Law stumbling block to fiolda JERUSALEM. Sun. Israel's" Law of Return, granting every Jewish immigrant automatic citizenship in the Jewish state, is hindering Premier Oolda Melr's efforts to form a new coalition government. National elections were held on New Year's Eve. but Mrs. Melr and her Labour Party still
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      Takeover move
      16 3 LOME (Togo), Sun. President Etlenne Eyadems has nationalised the Togolaw Benin Phosphate* Mines Company
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      Lock icon $250 m TO REBUILD SUEZ CITIES
      289 3 125,000 WORKERS TO BE MOBILISED CAIRO, Sunday PRESIDENT Sadat has ordered that an extra l'Ssloo million ($250 million) be set aside for the re-building of cities along the Suez Canal, badly battered in two Middle East wars. But he told Construction Minister Osman Ahmed
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      Lock icon Police gun down strikers at dam
      176 3 Police gun down strikers at dam RAWALPINDI, Sun. Two people were killed at the site of a dam project where strikers clashed with Police earlier this week, a newspaper here reported yesterday. The Dally Musawat, organ of the ruling Pakistan People's Party^ said two workers were Killed by police gunfire
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      LORRY STRIKE: PLEA TO 50 STATE GOVERNORS
      86 3 - WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States Government has called on state governors to help restore order on the highways and end a strike by 100.000 Independent lorry drivers which. It says, poses serious threat to America's economic welltelni and safety- The appeal was contained
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      Lock icon THE ONLY WAY OUT...
      262 3 As death creeps up on another cornered victim... SAO PAULO. Sun pOR this man, the moment of decision has passed. Seconds earlier, he faced the agonising prospect of a slow death by burnIn*;. The only way out was to Jump from bis perch high up on
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      Lock icon Town flooded
      34 3 LIMA. Sun. A young girl was drowned ar.d hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes when a river bunt Its banks and flooded the town of Cbntamana In northern Peru. Reuter.
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      Toll now 93
      33 3 PACK) PAOO 'American Samoa). Sun. The death toll In last Thursday's crash of a Pan-American 707 at Pago Pago airport rose to S3 today when one of nine survlvurs dle4.
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      Lock icon Reunion for 196 on prison island
      73 3 Reunion for 196 on prison island JAKARTA. Sun. Fifty-nine families have been sent to the prison island of Buru in East Indonesia to Join their communist husbands and fathers detained there since the 1965 abortive communist coup, the Attorney General's Office said today. The families, comprising 196 women and children,
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      New air links
      23 3 TOKYO. Sun. Syria and China have Initialled a civil vi- transport agreement, the oinclal New China News Agency reported today.
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      MORE TEETH FOR RED ARMY
      236 4 MORE TEETH FOR RED ARMY BERLIN, Sun.— The Soviet Union Is strengthening and modernising its Red Army Inside East Germany, according to Western military sources here. These sources put Soviet military strength In Its communist ally at well over 400.000 and "not far short" of half a million. Its powerful
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      Work on dam resumes
      64 4 Work on dam resumes RAWALPINDI, Sun. Work on the UBWJO million 1811.500 million) Tarbeia Dam. the world's ttfggwt earth-filled dam 69 mile* north-west of Rawalpindi, has resumed, the Water and Power Development Authority said last night. However, the authority did not aay how the 10-day strike —In which two workers
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      Lock icon TV fans raise $1.6 m for flood victims
      118 4 TV fans raise $1.6 m for flood victims CYDNEY, Sun.— Ausk tralian television viewers are pledging aid for flood disaster victims at the rate of US$3O,OOO an hour In a marathon weekend phone-in programme. By dawn today the nonstop show called a "telethon" had raised more than U*****,000 ($1,625,000) for
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      Unionists ban
      31 4 DURBAN. Sun. Pour young white trad* unionists one a 20-year-old girl were today under South Alr.can Government banning orders (or trying to organise African workers In trade unions. Reufr.
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      Hauled to polls
      31 4 SAN JOSE (Costa Rica). Sun Flag bedecked cars and buses hired by politicians hauled voters to the polls today In presidential elections expected to be the closest ever.
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      Lock icon SECRET RAIDS: NIXON GETS OFF THE HOOK
      327 4 WASHINGTON, Sun MEMBERS of the House Judiciary committee said yesterday President Nixon is unlikely to be Impeached for impounding appropriations or approving the secret 1070 bombing raids of Cambodia. Several Republicans and some Democrats on the committee said they have ruled out those
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      D'Estaing to take over as French premier?.
      326 4 D'Estaing to take over as French premier?. People no faith in Messmer: Paper PARIS, Sunday PRESIDENT Georges Pompidou will appoint Mr. Valery Giscard d'Estaing, France's expert Finance Minister, to bethe weekly magazine I/Express said tocome Premier before the end of February, day. Mr. d'Estalng will replace Premier Pierre Mestmer. who
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      Quake hits Alaska
      44 4 PALMER (Alaska). 8un A moderate earthquake shook south central Alaska early yesterday, observers at the Palmer Observatory reported. A spokesman said the quake, which measured 5 1 jn the open-end Rlchter Scale, was felt strongly In Anchorage. Palmer and other communities
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      Gearing up for big export drive
      156 4 Gearing up for big export drive rKYO, Sun. Japanese industries are gearing up for a huge export offensive, with the American car market as one of the targets. Japans largest newspaper said today. The Asahl newspaper in its front page lead story. said its information came from sources in the
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      Lock icon Company man freed
      52 4 BUENOB AIRES. Sun. A kidnapped executive of the Pepsi-Cola Co. of Argentina. was freed yeste.-day after being held by guerillas for almost a month Police said Douglas Qordon Roberts. 46. an Argentine. was released after the company apparently paid an undisclosed ransom He was kidnapped on Jan.
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      Lock icon $100 m SEOUL BLAZE: JAPANESE HELD
      76 4 SEOUL, San. PoUce have arrested a Japanese engineer for laying out a faulty electric circuit that resulted In a US$4O--mllllon (SSIOO million) flre destroying the Yunsung factory South Korea's largest cotton yarn plant. Hlsataiko Shinya, 44, an electric eng'neer at Shlmlxu design office of
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    A new wave rolls into men's saloons..
    216 5  - A new wave rolls into men's saloons.. BAILYNE SUNG By NO, men have not taken over the ladies' halrdressing saloons. For the hair-roller covered head belonxs to a patient male, who is Just startinc out on the hoar -lone process of having his hair permed. But he Is not feeling
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    Peon jailed 3 months
    63 5 A FORMER office boy with thr Monetary Authority of Singapore was Jailed for three months by a magistrate's court for stealing from hit office colleagues. Jaafar h'n Maporl. 30. admitted stealing $1,146 and cheques. totalling $256. belonging to Mr Koh Tin Chiang at the Exchange Control
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    Armed men walk in and rob 3 girls
    159 5 ¥7©UR armed robbers T held up Miss Chan Sol Leng. 22. and two friends In her flat In Block 82. Whampoa Drive. off Balestler Road, and robbed them of $140 and Jewellery worth $1 '40 on Saturday night. The robbers walked In
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    Sheares signs eight Acts into law
    351 5 Sheares signs eight Acts into law PRESIDENT Sheares has given assent to eight Acts providing for stiffer penalities for criminals and for compensation for land acquired. Government Gazet- tes on Friday listed the Acts, which were passed in Parliament in November and December, as: THE Anns Offences Act which makes
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    SILO survey of workers
    47 5 THK Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and the Pioneer Industries Bnployee* Union have completed a monthlong survey among 73.--000 workers. The ctnvey wa* to determine the workers' history of employment and remuneration, quality of labour and Investment by management in labour. FROM PAGE ONE
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    INFORMING RAJA
    50 6 SINGAPORE government spokesman Mr. Tay Scow Huah said yesterday that Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam, now on a tour of West Asia, is being kept informed of developments of the hijacking. However normal diplomatic channels are being used to make approaches to Arab countries about accepting the hijacker*.
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    Three offer to be hijack hostages
    107 6 rpHREE Opposition mem--1 bers who call themselves the Singapore Opposition Parties Aid Arab Action Committee said at a Press conference yesterday that they had sent a telegram to the Prime Minister offering themselves as hostages in place of the three now being held In
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    HOSTAGE WIFE'S ANGUISH...
    305 6 HOSTAGE WIFE'S ANGUISH. tiACH day that passes without a solution to the Laju drama throws housewife Halimah blnte Jumaat, 29, into deeper despair over the fate of her husband, Omar bin Ahmad, one of the three hostages held. For her, the anguish is especially heart-rend-ing a<> trouble struck barely a
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    Opium smoker
    30 6 LEE Yeok Yang. 23. was fined $500 by a magistrate's court for smoking opium in a house In Serangoon Road on Thursday at 450 p.m He pleaded guilty
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    GETTING A GOOD CLOSE-UP OF THE ACTION
    127 6 GETTING A GOOD CLOSE-UP OF THE ACTION THIS couple is seen scanning the Singapore harbour with a telescope for the hijacked ferry Laju at the balcony of the Neptune Restaurant yesterday. And like them scores of others slotted coins into the two machines there to get a glimpse of the
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    Community Security Force may soon recruit women
    246 7 Community Security Force may soon recruit women THE 2,400-strong Community Security Force (CSF) may soon recruit women members. Announcing this yesterday, the Parliamentary Secretary Home Affairs), Mr. Urn Ouan Hoo said recruitment of new women members had already started by the women's voluntary section of the Vigilante Corps headquarters in
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    The 17 who wait in Death Row at Changi
    251 7 SEVENTEEN convicted murderers and kidnappers are now in Changi Prison's Death Row, awaiting execution. They have all appealed. The latest to Join the Row is labourer Tik bin Hudong, 26, who was sentenced to death on Jan. 21 for murdering Fatlmah
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    Management seminar
    57 7 The Singapore Institute of Management is Jointly organising a four-day Personal Growth Management Seminar with Blesslng-Whlte Inc i USA i at the Green Room, Hotel Equatorial between 9 am. and S p.m dally from Feb. 10. Fees, which include tuition, course materials, lunch and refreshment. are $1,050 for
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    Live firing practice at Pulau Pawai
    152 7 rpHE Singapore Armed ■1 Forces will conduct live firing exercises at Pulau Pawal from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally from today to Friday. Demolition live firing exercises will also be held at the Southern Islands live firing range at Pulau Senang from 8
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    TWO GIRLS KILLED IN ROAD CRASHES
    100 7 TWO GIRLS KILLED IN ROAD CRASHES SEVEN-year-old Ro«--lina blnte Hashlm and Bahidah blnte Rashid. 19. died Instantly in two accidents on Saturday. Roslina died after a bus knocked her down at the 6th mile Dunearn Road at 1 p.m. Rahidah was crossing the Junction of Chanel and Slflap roads at
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    Cocktails at bank
    46 7 MR. Harry Klssln. executive chairman of the Ouinness Peat Oroup. will throw a cocktail party at the Mandarin Hotel today to celebrate the Inauguration of Lewis and Peat Merchant Bank In Singapore. The bank was Incorporated last August and began business In November.
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    New place
    29 7 THE meet-the-people sessions conducted by the lIP for Whampoa. Dr. Augustine H H. Tan will be held on Monday evenings at Block 74. 338 Whampoa Drive JOHN
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    Save now, Chai advises the big spenders
    247 7 Save now, Chai advises the big spenders THE Minister of Stote (Education) Mr. Chal Chong Vii, has urged Singaporeans to cultivate the habit of thrift and review their spending habits in the face of the worsening energy crisis and inflation. He said cultivation of thrift might yet become a thing
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    Bulgar pianist
    24 7 BULOARIAN concert pianist Yury BoukofT will give a concert at the Regional English Language Centra auditorium on Feb 14 at 8.15 pjn.
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      286 7 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSB S Cne man. perhaps, iv un--1 Expands parts of talks usual to tlnd a believer about love to goalblrd In the Importance of soul (13). (7). 8 Ousher Is advised not to 6 He may cast a vote (or an skimp the lubrication (3. old Otrman
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      One store for each dealer to end hoarding
      345 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. THE Government is to restrict the number of stores and warehouses to one for each dealer or wholesaler to prevent hoarding of essential commodities. The Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Hussein Onn, said today that some dealers and wholesalers, especially
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      $320 m loan to Malaysia by Japan
      178 8 $320 m loan to Malaysia by Japan KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday JAPAN Is prepared to lend $320 million to finance projects in the last stages of *he Second Malaysia Plan, It Is understood today. Japanese embassy offl- i dais are expected to meet officials of the Treasury, Economic Planning Unit and
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      Kiosk robbery
      33 8 BIDOR. Sun. Pour youths, one of them armed with a pistol, robbed a petrol kiosk here of »3SO after filling their car with 139 worth of petrol about 1.40 am yesterday
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      NO PRICE HIKE FOR BREAD YET
      104 8 NO PRICE HIKE FOR BREAD YET IPOH, Sun. Bakers here have assured that they will not ralae the price of bread until the Trade and Industry Ministry sanctions the Increase. This assurance was given at a meeting with consumers' representatives organised by the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. They
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      Mahjong " players in coffeeshop robbed of $2,980
      263 8 Mahjong players in coffeeshop robbed of $2,980 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A gUnman and his two accomplices robbed four mahjong players of $2,980 is cash and Jewellery In a coffeeshop In Jalan Pasar Ampang last night. The owner of the Chop Lock Un coffeeshop, Madam Soon Chew Kwee, 47, who was
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      ADMO polls plans
      40 8 PENANO. Sun The Alliance Direct Membership Organisation IADMOI bera planned to take an active part In the next general electlon. "But we shall be directed by the Alliance leaden." Mr. RK. Bharma. the Penang ADMO Chairman, said
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      'Don't make use of polities'
      170 8 KUALA KANOSAR. I Sun. Community leaders have been reminded not to go Into politics for their own benefit as they may create misunderstanding among the people. The State Secretary, Enclk Ishak Tadln. who Is also chairman of the State Security Council. gave the reminder at
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      181 8 This time next year you'll be able to read this ad in Malay ft *J Federal College _^T a member of (he Stamford Group, it B^r the oldest and most experienced correspondence institute in Malaysia, offering courses in Bahasa Malaysia leading up to the Examination for Government Employees Sundards I.
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      215 8 The film that broke records wherever shown is NOW BREAKING RECORDS in SINGAPORE! Js DL t^l I I 9% I i sm«s-w fhe usi Rth DAY at 11, 1.41, 4, Ml, UlpH W*«» p V a^ a L a^B^Hßfljjf^' Jl I I^DOBSONiPwmw^SHELLEY WATERS w 1! j SKmhltiljiei MMCa-lIOBMtOr 9- a
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      DID TWIGGY THE BLACK PANTHER HAVE TO DIE?
      167 9 it really necessary to kill the black panther "with burning petrol und flares? In Kenya when I lived there, we had a hungry lioness wandering ip our garden, and the authorities there caught her by baiting a portable steel cage with meat
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      103 9 BEACH Read has a white line painted along most o( the road, a single yellow line In front of shopping centres, and double yellow lines in some places. At a certain shopping centre, the parking of vehicles along the yellow lines and white lines Is causing a hazard The same
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      149 9 I|/E live In a block of TT flats at Jalan Memblna. There is a cemented yard between blocks 13 and 14. which serves as an official playground for a group of men and boys. They pull the dustbins out of the chutes at blocks 13. 14 and 18 the chutes
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      Postmen and annual ang pows
      201 9 Postmen and annual ang pows I REFER to the letter from ls.h (S.T. Feb. 1) on riving ang pows to postmen. I think it is not proper to give the postmen any ang pows at ail. In 1972, a postman delivered letters to our shop and demanded an anr pow
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      85 9 rE price of bread has Increased by leaps and bounds but the quality of bread has deteriorated considerably. Loaves are so Ufht and soft that it Is difficult to slice them. In utme cases, they are not even properly baked. At the time >r the price hikes, consumers were assured
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    • GOVERNMENT REPLIES
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        Making things easy for our port-users
        487 9 Making things easy for our port-users WE thank "Jastaul" (B.T. Jan. 30) for his suggestions for Improving port clearance facilities. The Authority is conscious of Its responsibility to continuously improve and upgrade its services and facilities to portusers. To this end. 50 new forklifts. three heavy forkllfls and three new
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        71 9 We wish to Inform TV Viewer (ST.. Jan. 17) that investigation showed that the central TV antenna at Block 86, Whampoa Drive Is functioning properly. If the writer's TV set does not get good reception, could he please give Ms address to the Estates Officer of the Balestler Area Office
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      251 9 WO- Only $9/- per head I r\^ for 11 course Chinese Lunch Horn »O' HW hrtl r, S i9«po<» m* -mioOiKinq *o h««« 4 rtto*c* o' 11 dif)»f«f*t iuccu(«nl di\h*% Mi by Ow' (Oi. C**tv only »o» th* coy ot $9/ MORS O'OEUVRE VARIES ffje^ftS: BRAISED ABALONE WITH ]l™'~2zl MUSHROOMS
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      343 9 Real dairy milk.^SL Real milk taste *\r i 'MaSßrnW K. few SBBw SBBB^BBBBB^gaa .^gfl .^si i^^^* I Jj>^ g* 11 ■amj* a^^Jl tx k Jm WL M |\f I I w^ssUaVm! fc^ lYk *'2 lbs Ntr > ./I" dMilli'tohifMmiti!* Here's why the Japanese experts chose Champions! Some time ago the
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      296 9 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh «c Hal Camp II ~Tl\t xmo* saip^ 7 its an /r-kj niovai '•Au rr-**z «*-e\ V ;K"^'E" r MiN«. 1 FAST/ ME CAN T TAKE YOU UNLESS I EMCRoCNCV J K LUNCH. MOTHST' YES. I TMiNKy 1 I "7 S »Wc«C> J\&j& vviu. be
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  • The Sunday Times MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1974
    • Article
      DOUBLE TEACH
      436 10 TEETHING problems" is a hackneyed explanation, particularly for difficulties arising from the Implementation of new education policies. But then much of the effectiveness of teaching depends en the human touch, and that does not lend itself too readily to watertight programming. Inevitably, therefore, implementation of the new school
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      SKYSCRAPER SAFETY
      142 10 "THE tragic skyscraper fire in Sao Paulo x reminds Singapore of one of the dangers of highrise living. More than 200 people were killed and 300 injured when fire broke out on the 12th floor of a 21--storey block on Friday. Many of those who made it to
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    An aura of fear hangs over refugee city
    803 10  -  CHRIS PETERSON: By PHNOM PENH rIS once-thr King capital, now swollen by tens of thousands of refuguees from three and a half years of war, has taken on a new aura of fear and uncertainty in recent weeks. The fear is real,
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    Monday Timesman
    1363 10 A MU HAMMED ALI fan from the days of Cassius Clay, Times man must confess he was disappointed by the points victory the "peoples' champion" gained over ''Smoking Joe" Frazier last Tuesday. I was deeply disappointed, also when the live telecast went off the air, but then there
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    Lock icon China's image of honesty takes a knocking
    823 10  -  JONATHAN SHARP: PEKING By rpHE Image of strict social dis- clpllne and honesty v.hich China has projected srnce the end of the Cultural Revolution in the late 1960's has taken a few knocks recently. It is still true that, at least as far
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      45 10 Your bnt irwtrtment from tft* *ol id- s- rock bank. OCBC has gold kilobars available to all investors. Call our Trading Room, Tel. *****. *****1 or *****2 (Spore) for reservations. Or call at our Head Office in Upper Pickering Street. Oorm ChwtM Banfciog Corpn Ltd
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      376 10 Too much food! Alka-Seltzer will make you feel better. HfwliSii h^C^sr- wSwWp^BB Over-eating can lead to acid indigestion and bring on an upset stomach and headache. But don't worry. One or two Alka-Selt/er dissolved in water will relieve the discomfort. Trust Alka-Seltzer and you'll be right again. Alka-Seltzer DONALD MOORE
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  • Business Times
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      Economic miracle over: Now Japan steps up overseas investment
      942 11  - Economic miracle over: Now Japan steps up overseas investment ROBERT MATHIESON By y ;\Y YORK: The energy crisis lus thrown into ques lion ,l;ip;m's "ceo norn i c miracle." Higher prices alone will ;i(ld close U) rssl<) billion to the country*! ba-lance-ol" payments drain this year, even assuming that import!
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      PSA and DBS to invest in Philippine pier complex project
      381 11  - PSA and DBS to invest in Philippine pier complex project LEO GONZAGA By MANILA: A plan involving Singapore venture capital in Manila which was submitted to the Government sometime last year, is expected to materialise into an operational project very soon as a result of the recent visit here of
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      Jakarta wants bigger share of oil profits
      377 11 JAKARTA: Indonesia, the biggest oil producer in South-east Asia, has decided to increase its take from the rising prices of oil by keeping some of what it considers the "windfall" profits of the foreign oil companies operating here. Authoritative sources report that the
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      Six 'giants' dominate the Japanese economy
      422 11 Six 'giants' dominate the Japanese economy rpOKYO: The JapanA ese economy is being monopolised by six giant trading combines, according to a report of the Fair Trade Commission, which was recently published here. The FTC urged the Government to introduce measures to prevent this small group of companies from further
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      148 11 Tim Sum for Champs? Stadium Restaurant wins everytime! Stadium Restaurant Complex National Stadium. Kallang Park, Singapore. For rsaarvations call 467-755 f c* makes everything better every timel FOR SALE- fa« TOOLING J>V $A 30,000 A Comprising jigs. dies, fixtures and gauges (or small bat- j^y I tery-powered personnel i_^r carrying
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      67 11 CREDIT SUIISSE FTPI SWISS CREDIT BANK SCHWEIZERISCHE KREDITANSTALF I I CPEDITO SVIZZERO WmA Iml InternationaJ Banking Transactions Foreign [Exchange and Asia-Currency Dealings Goldbars and Coins Sngapore Branch Phone: *****3 and Head Office Representative Offices DBS -Building *****1 Fbrex Zurich Switzerland Hongkong ShentonWay Telex R5 21 533 and Tokyo Japan Singapore
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    New self-service coin-operated ticketing machine
    352 12 A BRITISH company specialising In public transport fare collection systems plans to introduce new concepts in passenger self service to countries in this region. The company. Ticket Equipment. Is now displaying Its ranse of such systems at the Plessey Communications and Business Equipment exhibition at
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  • January annoumcements
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      140 12 ncnpanirs Year lo Pro(Il/Lo**ll.l I*OQU) r.rnin^* I In id, ndv i.itu K.ivan i \1 ruilti hi>. Fsck n Dm upper lnd u rrlKv (VL) tad Mcrhn Sp >re tenon; Plant <\ tobacco M I I. »ir Aui! 1} June 7} Aug. 73 Od June 71 \ug 73 June
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      INTERIM STATEMENTS
      148 12 omp»nit». Hilf-trar to Mm Profil/LoislLl 1*000) Inlcrirn l)i> idindv Bcrjunlui Tin Hukii Scmbawang I INI HOMti (.on. Plant. ki: I .iniul Tin k K.unpjrTin Lower Perjk Tin M.il.i\.i».il.i Sleci S H Inn hers Rolhman«. S J \m.ilg.im.itvd Spore tidji I'pura Building Temerloh Rubber I mtcd Malacca Ocl 73
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      SCRIP & RIGHTS ISSUES
      52 12 SCRIP RIGHTS ISSUES Malatan Cabin: Scrip issue one-for-one. capitalising M 54.3 million. Perlis Plantations: Rights issue of five million shares of MSI each on the basis ol one-lor-thrce ai par Sinppura Btiilding Society: Rignts issue of k.s 14.254 shares or SSI each on the basis ol one-lor-two at SSI 75
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      NEW ISSUES
      34 12 Quoted On I'lmrim-ni apiial Par N «luc TM|(iMr Oprnin) Pricr PI Jan 1 Jan 9 PriNatc Private msi:om SS6.OM MSI 00 SSI 00 M 50.99 SSI 06 111 SSI st S. tnmj
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      OFFERS FOR SALE, PLACINGS AND TAKEOVERS, ETC...
      518 12 Allied Malayan Dr.rlopMENTi Ik I OlTcr Dm sale to the Malaysian public of two million MSI share at a premium ol 20 cents per share miral BmbMm i Holdings, Wboityowncd subsidiary. Loy Holdings h.is sold its rubber estate kmmn .is Wellington I slate
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    PUBLIC FORUM ON OIL CRISIS
    127 12 THE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studirs and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences will jointly present a public forum on "The Oil Crisis and Its Impact on South-east Asian Economies" tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the university New Lecture Theatre No. 4.
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    237 12 Datuk Ungku Haji Motasin bin Mohinied has been appointed chairman of City Car Rentals (M). according to an announcement by the company which is closely related to City Car Rentals Tours of Singapore. The announcement also named Mr. Woon Cbek Song as managing director and Mr. Robert
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      166 12 fVisit our New Premier Store I at G-36 High Street Centre I IPVOUWftfIT TO BUTfOIIIiOUE Ull/ IC/^^g^P^KILORS STORES OUTFITTERS I G-36, High Street Centre. (Ground Floor). Tel: ***** GOB/31 r+gh Street Centre Supreme HouselGround Floor) Hilton. Raffles Hotels. Cold Storage Shopping Centre^ GET YOUR COPY OF THE p fhp STRAITS
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      1562 13 As MT.Ke lo trader. Ike 1 iean lrtli.au oeealt a detailed a>al«w of wWvted Asm traded a* Ik* Siock r > chaa«e r< '■lafaa ire I ke .ear hia4» and le*, are Mixed me .cci aM.eawMt is ance sad Nne.tt »Mk catcatwed dhMrad .Mdi asd areaa price*
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      690 13 THt foN*»N>t n lh> aaMMiea Co. Ike oeek af m a... r e> I (oc «Mlti> mm ii»l.*ii ie. Ike »eeal> «kar; aultm Kin if mum >»w« on cifirlm af lan iale« ea re» I mtltm.ll n <*»•• in ktx krl> IMM SHUIS 480 108 A Tap*
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      NEW YORK
      249 13 NEW YORK. Frl. Stock prices closed sharply lower along a broad front in moderate trading today. The Dow Jones Industrial average closed off 1161 to 843.94 and the broader -based New York Stock Exchange index VSI off 0 64 to 51 00. Declines led advances 1 D4l to
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      Indices
      165 13 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Friday 80 44 Thursday 91 41 Week ago 92.59 RUBBERS Friday 403 07 Thursday 406.24 Week ago 405.1S OILS Fndav 276.12 Thursday 277.0 i Week ago 276.45 INDUSTRIALS Friday 316.1 Thursday J16.2 Week ago 116.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 843 94 Thursday 855 65 Week
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      TOKYO
      205 13 rKYO, Sat— Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed higher today with gains centering on blue chips. The market opened higher reflecting the report that the Bank of Japan has no Intention of increasing the b ank rate again in the Immediate future High-priced electrlcals. printings, shipbuilding and pharmaceutical
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      Copper prices
      35 13 London copper price* on Friday (prrrtoue la bracken). Wlraoar— Spot buyer ItMOO 1 (IM2 00) seller fMT.OO <iM4nt>i' Tnra* month* buyer <M«."O ({•MOO) •filer <»M 00 (£937.00). Markrt Una: Firm tale* «.32S toss.
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      Company meetings
      178 13 The following meetings are due: The Development Bank of sinjaporr Ltd.: Feb 4. II »m, Registered Office, DBS Building. 6 Shenton Way, Singapore 1. Malayan Tobacco Co. Bhd.: Feb 4, noon, Rajah Room of the Kuala Lumpur Hilton, Jalan Treacher, Kuala Lumpur. Malayan Cables Bhd.: Feb. 4. 2
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      AMSTERDAM
      176 13 4 MSTERDAM, Ftl. A The market lost ground today with Royal Dutch hardest hit in Dutch internationals and Unilever, Philips, KLM and Akzo also lower. Hoogovens rose slightly against the trend. State loans featured In local Issues, declining over a broad front. The abolition of the bond circuit effective
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      Gold maket
      49 13 Expat price* In non-iterllnf anas In U.S. dollar per oun-e (1) Australian dollars par ounce. (t) Attract prlc*. UM mi 4rlbou-nt (1) MM 01 21 .ondon ***** 132.50 trlrut 131.28 133.00 longkrai 127*5 132 59 :uiicb 130.008 111 SOB 132.001 1M 508 ■«m 135 M 134. «0
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      Hongkong rates
      38 13 On trn aichann markrt in Hoeikong on Saturday the <'.S. dollar quoted st 5 0920 5 ip»JO for T.T. and cloud for cash Sterl r« was eloMd and on* U*4 *f said wai quoted at 7»«.
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      ZURICH
      51 13 7URICH, Pri. The lifting of the ban on investment of foreign funds In Swiss francs securities which came into effect today was accepted positively by the investors. The Credit Sulsse Index closed 4.7 points higher at 249 3 Cloeing price* la Swla* franca the difference oa tk* prtViOU. SSSSMS-S
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      Foreign news
      257 13 MARY KATHLEEN Uranium of Australia reports net profit for 1973 subject to audit of AW4.971 ($179,905 In 1972) Profit was reached after charging $45,787 to research and development and other lesser adjustments. No dividends have been paid or declared since the end of the previous financial year, and
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      Asian currency unit
      215 13 4 SLAN currency average r deposits rates for the week ended Friday. Feb. 1. 7 days 1 mth 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 12 mths 1 mth 3 mths 6 mths 12 mths HJ(b Low 9 ft/8 8 5/8 9 1/8 8 11/16 9
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE
      135 13 LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE Industrials Finances: 1 HoUls: Properties: t Tint: t t rabben: O.CAC: t S.E.S. IND.: 285.19 218.96 279.53 2:5 26 275.24 503. U 4S5.N 494.03 489.00 492.33 2*4.13 201.22 199.43 197.84 194.51 269.91 2(0.98 259.87 257.32 258.81 197.71 197.71 197.55 107 55 197.55 353.91 351.83 352.7S 353.55
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      TOP TEN. STOCKS
      108 13 THE following list of stocks gives the ten moat 4ea.lt In last week. The list fives the turnover in thousands of unlU. rlosinc prices on Friday ai*t hirh and low for 1974. -/mnanea for all new Issues. 000 Haw Par Intern. l.fio San Holdings 1.205 General Lumber
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      BT industrial group indices
      125 13 BASE YEAR: JAN. 4. 1*71— Hlfh Low 22nd lit Chance 513.04 174.26 Automotive 182.96 174.60 —8.36 1189.61 359.11 Banks. Insurance. Finance and Tnutcca 428.25 426.11 —2.14 2(9.21 140.37 Chemical*, Rubber Product*. Refining and Smeltinc 150.27 150.'3 +0.26 699.44 240.85 Cong lomrrate 280.22 272.89 7.3S 452.54 261.31
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      57 13 urrrnl payment City D«v. 7.5-, Gulhrie Corpn. «%f Hytex :.5' f TK Slmr D»roy 1t.9% I lv Benut 8% D>l« Total for Total for payable the year prcriowycar ***r. 11 7.5% 75% Mar 13 6%t 15.4% Feb. 28 7.5%TE »S.S%TE Mar. «15% Feb. 27 5% ND Adjusted to
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      S'ore produce
      372 13 BUSINEBS reported in the Singapore produce market last week remained generally light as foreign advices wer* withdrawn at week's end due to technical factors. Sentiment was mixed. Coffee traders were unable to act because of the continued absence of arrival from Indonesia while local stocks were dwindling rapidly.
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      Singapore exchange
      594 13 IT WAS a generally I disappointing period for the investing public in Singapore last week. For after what seemed a promising start in the Year of the Tiger operators began to develop cold feet Of the five trading days, three saw gains. Yet on balance, the majority of
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      KUALA LUMPUR MARKET
      491 13 SHARE prices opened the week after the long holidays on a bright and cheery note, but a-.most immediately lapsed back Into a dull, drifting pattern. In general, prices closed the week mixed in all classes of stocks except for hotels and banks which were easier. On Monday,
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      Short term money market
      51 13 POR the week ended S»tur- day, Feb. t the wife of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Berhad were at follows: BANK FUND: 11 per cent to 7 per rent. GENERA! FINDS: 3< n per cent to 3', per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled $158
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      Overseas market review
      755 13 LONDON The stock market was mixed in moderate turnover last week and towards the close on Friday, the FT index was down 0.6 on balance at 315.7 although the fall was mainly due to one of the constituents, John Brown, losing 20p on ihe halving of its
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    • COMMODITIES ROUNDUP
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        BIG GAIN FOR TIN
        162 13 LONDON Cash tin gained £75 per metric ton and Three months £80 In active conditions last Friday. Covering again Physical sales was again an Important factor but was Joined by a good volume of chartist, speculative and stoploss buying of forward metal. Three Months reached a
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        Rubber prices rise
        728 13 LONDON: Rubber made good ground last Friday somewhat against form, bearing In mind sterling's steadiness and depleted consumer oiftake In Physl als. Sources said the East's turnround wis somewhat unexpe :ted and caused London sellers to be extremely reserved. Short-covering came in to a limited degree In
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      639 14 IX2 A w invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following posU In the CONTAINER PORT (A) OPERATIONS OFFICER a An Honours Degree from a recognised university or a professional qualification from a recognised Institution. <B) SHIFT OFFICER a A Pass Degree from a recognised university ((I WORK SUPERVISOR
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      551 14 TRACTORS fNTMOAPOBE UMTTED. iw W n» 'i i of Tt«rroßs mal»9w arrt iao> 10 k m. BUKIT TTMAM RO P O BOX 2»77. SMGAPOt* invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions A. MARKETING EXECUTIVE B. WORKSHOP EXECUTIVE C. TECHNICAL ASSISTANT D. ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR DUTIES Post A To
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      627 14 Sales Manager Investments Singapore A lung i-stjhlislicd British imfstmcnt iompaii> pluiiN to btoedm MM SCOSX ol its markolm^ opciatinM jntu Singapore. Muljvnu .mil Indonesia It iw|niwi j sjlos MMMajei oi at Ifjst 3Q yean Of agi who is accustomed lo actively supervising poriloU.. iiuestm -nts >>n behalf of clients I
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      495 14 EXPANDING TIMBER LOGGING ORGANISATION REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL:1. OFFICE ASSISTANT (Male) Minimum H.S.C. with 3-5 years experience in office administration and accounting Must be willing to work in Indonesia Age: 25 years old and above. 2. ROAD CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN (Male) Must be well versed in the techniques
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      463 14 WANTED SALES REPRESENTATIVE Usha International is marketing USHA Electric Fans, Sewing Machines and other products. It requires an energetic Sales Representative with a minimum of 3 years experience in developing sales through dealers. Successful candidate will be paid emoluments around Ss7oo/- pm. inclusive of salary, commission and conveyance allowance. Please
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    Stabbed boy
    31 15 SEAH Klam Chal. 13. who was stabbed In the right palm and left shoulder by a man with a knife on Friday, was discharged from Outram Hospital on Saturday.
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    HK sailor missing
    31 15 A HONGKONG sailor. Chang Sun Kuan. 40. was reported missing in the sea off Clifford Pier on Saturday night. Chang was from the Hongkong registered vessel Fei Hang.
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    The programme for Whitlam's visit
    108 15 MR. Gough Whltlair. Prime Minister of Australia, and Mrs. Margaret Whltlam will arrive In Singapore for a four-day official visit on Wednesday. They will pay a courtesy call on the President and Mrs. Sheares on Thursday. Mr. Whltlam will have discussions with the Prime Minister.
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    Flag day
    13 15 THB Salvation Army will hold a nag day on March 2
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    Petrol stations get phone warning
    564 15  - Petrol stations get phone warning AHMAD OSMAN 'Don't open for business on Sunday' By SEVERAL petrol dealers claimed they had received intimidating telephone calls warning them against opening their stations yesterday. But. they said,* they ignored the ".arning and continued with business as usual. They said they received these calls,
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    No more extra TV time at c-centres
    124 15 No more extra TV time at c-centres rf watching time at the 171 com in unity centres In Singapore will stop promptly at 10 and 10.30 each night when the centres close. The People's Association has instructed Its centres to strictly enforce this closure time in an effort to help
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    Lost: A black wallet
    35 15 MADAM Mary Urn of Chal Chee Avenue has lost a black wallet containing her identity card, driving licence and other Important documents on Friday. She can be contacted at tel. *****4
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    Winning Toto numbers
    35 15 NUMBERS picked In yesterdays Toto draw No B 74 an 7. 25. 41. 3 and 21 Tne additional number Is 5 In the circles draw, winning numbers are 41, 3 and 35
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      209 15 The famous Tecalemit Hose-reel System gives extreme flexibility of choice of services Versatile units for dispensing Oil. Grease. Air, Water and Penetrating Oil. Easy to install Individually or in any combination to suit all requirements Space-saving For more efficient profitable vehicle-servicing, install TECALEMIT Units QUALITY AND SERVICE CO BEHIND THE
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      877 15 TV MALAYSIA (3) TV SINGAPORE (5) CnAN Summiry $.14 Mouse Arena Sukan 1)1 Peristiwi I.M SOO eftin T and Siruw A2Z«• My Three Sons D.yjyj factory $.27 Studio 2 News IJI Parliamentary Report IJ3 W Poon J fa"" l t>. JO Buttons And Beaui 7.M 5.41 Kaleidoscope S.M Weather Commonwealth
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      22 15 WATER consumption on Saturday was 1*7.2 million gallons (487.WM) cubic metres), 5.7 million gallons (Z6.M* > cubic metres) less than 1 on Friday.
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    52 19 lii wewirj of PIMX SRI EDITH MARY MACnNTYRE Born April 21. IMS Departed February 4. 1»"1 "Forgive tur grief for one removed, Tny creature whom we found so fair. We trust the lives In Thee and there We find her worthier to be loved." Inserted by beloved husband
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      576 19 w '^1 Ji Ik I 1 k. I WANTED BY m a pleasant, out-going girl for a career in the airlines as a ground hostess/typist at our Airport Office. Attractive salary and fringe benefits. Airline experience preferred. Applications be handwritten, enclosing a p.p. photograph, and must reach us before 12th
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      434 19 fefda KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawftran-Uwaran adalah dl pclawa darlpada Kontrekter-Kontrckter, Ptmbekal-Pembekal yang berpengalaman bagi kerja-kerja seperti dl bawah mi BP. No: ttl 74 (A) Membekal, memblna dan menylapkar Fuel Store. Rubble Retaining Wall. Site Drainage. Mosaic Flooring. Wall Tiling. Mild Steel Orating to Power Home and Clarification Station' dl Kilang Kelapasawlt
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      728 19 BROWN ROOT-WIMPEY MIDDLE EAST S.A. With the opening of a large fabrication yard in Manama. Bahrain, we wish to engage the following staff immediately: JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS A challenging opportunity exists for aggressive qualified accountants to assume responsibilities in the financial functions of our company. Applicants should have at least three
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      621 19 An established international construction OOmpail) invite! applicants tor the following positions (A) PROJECT ENGINEER Applicants should have a minimum qualification of a Polytechnic Diploma in Mechanical 1 ngjncerinj or equivalent. Must ha\e at least 2 yean experience in the direction and management of projects involving steel fabrication and installation of
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    40 20 LOUISE KLERK S SALONS in ing and ■Moderate .■lephone WHITHER THE ARTS IN SINGAPORE' n the arts hi a three-part music and painting in CALLING ALL Victoria Institution no *****5 and STARTING S 2 74 ■innequin (***** S pore
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    22 20 Religious Announcements SPIRITUAL AWAKENING IN AFRICA Wellington Mulwa Pre^. Africa Inland Church (300.000 members i Singapore Bible i College Bpm February 4th
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      475 20 classified ads (H ROBERTA PETER lee Kwang Mr Mrs Cnua Choon Kehand Pel. -on of Mr Mrs David Khoo ann .mice their engagement on K-bruar In loving rnei. MDM. TAN POH NOI <leparted from us ii flesh a ith us. HI you will be with us ataa SHIGEMI HAYASHIDA of
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      661 20 BRITISH INSURANCE CONSULTANTS require One Copy Short hand Typist and one private secretary Must be Singapore citizens Must possess a good Senior Cambridge Certificate. Shorthand and Typing speed Interested applicants please apply with career resume to S T Box A ***** S pore Shipping company requires (1) MALE ACCOUNTS CLERK
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      802 20 FEMALE TYPIST for immediate enl minimum Senior Knowledge of Book.nd Chinese Preferable. it ing experience, age. salary expected and enclose photograph i Non-returnable) to fi n<\ A ***** Spore AN ENGINEERING COMPANY in Jurong requires A General Clerk preferably w:th 2 3 years working experience Knowledge of ng essential Apply
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      785 20 ELECTRICALLY AND MECHANICALLY TRAINED man required to look after dental surgery and maintain dental equipment Apply S T Box A ***** Spore GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HOUSEWARES PTE. LTD. invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post of: SET-UP MAN Applicants should have a working knowledge of basic Mechanics Students
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      791 20 WANTED 1 Account Clerk, must he able to keep complete accounts in Knglish and have knowledge of Chinese Remuneration will be commensurate with experience 2) Salesman Handling Leathers and shoes components Must be able lo speak fluent English and Chinese (Hokien and Cantonese) Should possess driving licence Salary will be
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      720 20 EXPANDING GARMENT MANUFACTURERS in Changl Koad invites applicants with relevant experience to fill the following vacancies ill Designer (2) Cutter (3) Seamstresses Attractive salary and olhei fringe benefits for successful applicants Those interested please ring ■MM) l"r appointment WANTED PRIVATE TUTOR for Economic and Advance Accounting PU ise Tel *****8
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      824 20 OFFICE BOY/ OFFICE GIRL required by a Firm of Public Accountants rpply lo S T Box A ***** Spore Require COFFEE t COCKTAIL LOUNGE WAITRESSES Apply personally between 9—lo am or xr.te enclosing photograph to The General Manager. Ambassador Hotel Pte Ltd. 42/ 46 Meyer Roed. Spore Is. EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER
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      805 20 ORIENTAL TEL: 25*5133 OFFER Detached Holland drove $1 500. Cassia Drive $1,800. Dalvey Estate $4.00u I rnwall n»rri»n $2,000 $4,000. Whltley Road $2,500. Belmont Koad Moulmein Rise $3,300. Klngsmead $1,600. Duke's Koad $2,000. Berrima Koad. $2,800. Taman Warna $3,200 Ciarllck Avenue $1,800. Jalan Bahasa $3,000. Trevose Cresenl $3,000. Sixth Avenue
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      764 21 FOR HOUSING.' FLAT LOANS MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION (SINGAPORE) where the loans are high and the enlent Ring *****2. 307*1/ 21* M or 2*l JS, I*o*4) Ad»»r1ioomonl Permit No. 073* E^^B^E^r^^BJ^BJ^B^B^BB^BBBTP^P^P^ PROBLEMS IN SELLING your Don i hesiute to get In touch with us We arrange for ■M sale EBC *****67.
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      765 21 NAM-HO TRAVEL SERVICE LIMITED.. Tour West Malaysia Seven Days Ssl3O airconditioned busSslso Malaysia Cienting Highlands by airconditioned bus Seven Days s$!7U Departure Every Sunday. Monday Deluxe Tour Malaysia Seven Days ***** (Provide First Class Hotel) Departure Every Monday Cameron Highlands Four Days SSBO Cieming Highlands Four Days SSI OO/ Departure
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      371 22 'Italian affliction hits Div One LONDON, Sunday rpHE English First 4 Division was hit yesterday by what is referred to in soccer circles here as the "Italian affliction" goal famine. The afternoon's 10 matches produced only 11 goals, and none of the teams Involved managed to score more than once.
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      441 23  -  JOE DORAI By DEFENDING champions Singapore Malays virtually booked themselves a semifinal place in this year's Sultans Gold Cup soccer tournament when they thrashed Malacca 7-0 at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Singapore now lead the South zone on their three straight wins and
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      120 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Four more countries have confirmed they would play In the Merdeka soccer tournament scheduled for July 24— Aug 3. They are Indonesia. Hong Kong. South Korea and Thailand This brings the total to five. Singapore being the first to accept a
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      171 23 Wales break home win sequence DUBLIN. Sun. Wales broke the long sequence of home victories in the five-nation Rugby Union championship when they drew 9-9 with Ireland in an uninspiring match here yeste-day. It war the first championship game in a succession of 17 which had not resulted in a
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      139 23 Mendis stops collapse /COLOMBO. Sun. \j Duleep Mendls hit 74 to rescue the Brl Lanka Cricket Board President's XI from a collapse on the second day of their three-day match against the touring Indian team at Kandy yesterday. The local team, rep.yIng to the Indians' first Innings 225. lost half
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        660 23 A PPRENTICE Mansor and i\ jockey Velayutham were each suspended three days for careless riding by the stewards. Mansor was also flod $W0 tm another Instance for Incompetent riding. The Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's racing at Ipoh. RACL 1: Dcrmawaa (Rahman) proved difficult to be placed
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      WEST INDIES BUNDLE ENGLAND OUT for 131
      214 23 poRT of Spain, sun. west menes seam Dowiers, operating r magnificently in hot, steamy conditions, bundled England out tor 131 in four hours on the opening day of the First cricket Test here today. At the close brought forward by 20 minutes when
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      Lock icon Scots snatch victory on schoolboy error
      321 23 Scots snatch victory on schoolboy error EDINBURGH, Sun. Andy Irvine, Scot- land's 22-year-old full back, crowned a great match by landing a penalty goal with the last kick of the game to give his team a 16-14 victory over England in the fivenation Rugby Union championship here yesterday. It was
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      Lock icon India told: Tour protest came too late'
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      39 23 KYOTO. Bun. Finland's Matll Vuorenmaa beat 154 rivals In the Sixth annual Kyoto Marathon here today In two hours 15:10.6. Second was Ja p a n's Nobuyo&hl Takada In 2.16:19.3. with Cho Je Hyung, South Korea third.
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      672 22 Our Move... UIC Building, Bth floor, Shenton Way, Singapore 1. February 4, 1974 Our move to new premises is an extension of t FOCL's rapid expansion and business growth. j A move to give you better service. F In the business of finance. And the understanding of money. H First
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