New Nation, 5 May 1973

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    Masthead
    18 1 NEW NATION No. 707 SINGAPORE Saturday evening, May 5, 1973 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1973
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    Lock icon Now Nixon bid to gag staff
    693 1 Bugging: 'Sex letters' charge Reuter Washington, Saturday President Nixon last night told present and past members of his staff not to disclose whether they had ever discussed the Watergate bugging scandal with him. This follows reports that Mr. John Dean, the White House counsel
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    OUR ROADS
    10 1 Police reported 82 accidents yesterday. Twelve were serious.
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    Stitches fail to mar star's glitter
    256 1  -  By Fiona Chew Hong Kong actress Miao Ker Ksiu flew into Singapore with a plaster on her forehead and a "superstitious" tale behind it. "It is a sad reminder of the nasty accident I had during the filming of my latest movie, Strangers In
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    Back Newmarket
    336 1 By Blue Peter Australian jockey Kevin Mitchell, who is here on a busman's holiday, should get off the mark quickly on Newmarket II in Race 3 at Bukit Timah today. The Tychoon three-year-old has made tremendous progress since his fourth to Asian Envoy over 6f at Ipoh in
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    Lock icon Back to normal in HK
    113 1 Reuter Hong Kong, Saturday Afternoon trading is to resume at Kong Kong's four stock exchanges from Monday, according to sources. Afternoon trading was suspended on January 15 when dealers were engulfed by paperwork at the height of the share boom. The market has cooled off
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    Lock icon War plane crashes into camp
    370 1 20 die in mishap Reuter Phnom Penh. Saturday An American fighterbomber which normally operates off aircraft carriers crashed into a Cambodian Army camp dispensary here yesterday in an apparent attempt at an emergency landing, killing at least 20 people. Eye witnesses at the thatch and
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    Kissinger in Moscow
    40 1 Moscow, Saturday —US Presidential adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger arrived here today for talks with Soviet leaders, including discussion of a summit meeting between President Nixon and Communist Party chief Mr. Leonid Brezhnev in the US next month.
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    Vitamins: A warning
    305 2  -  'Don't self-medicate* By Rav K. Dhaliwal The Consumers Association of Singapore has warned consumers against taking vitamins and mineral supplements at random without supervision. The latest Issue of the CA3E Consumer Bulletin says: "Most people selfmedlcate when they take vitamins, not realising that there is a need
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    Malaysian team for Russia
    93 2 Kuala Lumpur, Saturday: Malaysia will send a parliamentary delegation to the Soviet Union next month at the invitation of the Soviet government. The six-man delegation will be led by the Senate President, Tan Sri Omar Ong Yoke Un. The eightday tour will start on June 7.
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    Flag day to aid young workers
    193 2 The Flag Day of the YWCA today Is to raise funds for the association to set up a recreational centre for tne young workers of Jurong. Mrs. Tan Lay Choo, chairman of the Flag Day committee, said in an appeal: -As each year goes
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    Expedition
    21 2 The Kampong Cheng San Youth Adventure Club Is planning an expedition to Mount Klnabalu from May 27 to June 11.
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    A 'first' for students
    134 2 National Stadium debut > The National Stadium in Kallang was a hive of activity as hundreds of students hejid £heir first mass rehearsal for the Singapore Youth Festival, the SEAP Games and National Day there this morning. The children, thrilled to be the first to use
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    Course at Nantah
    78 2 Encik Ahmad Matter, Parliamentary Secretary (Education), will open the regional training course in marine microbiology at the Lee Kong Chlan Museum the Lee Kong Chlan Museum of Asian Culture, Nanyang University, on Monday at 9.30 a.m. The course will be held till June 1 under the auspices
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      595 2 HRPPEIIIIICS WHAT'S ON TODAY Labour Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon and Mrs. Ong will attend the 4TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD. The SPORTS ASSOCIATION OF LABOUR MINISTRY will hold a POOLSIDE BARBECUE at Hotel Premier, Nassim Hill, at 7 p.m. The YMCA will hold a TEA PARTY cum certificate
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    New medical success for young MP
    280 3 The MP for Kim Seng, Mr. Ong Leong Boon, will be among the five Singaporeans who will be presented as Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons at the opening ceremony of its 46th Annual General Scientific Meeting tomorrow night. Mr. Ong, 29,
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    May seminar on youth problems
    332 3 Delegates from 11 nations due Youths are an asset to any society—if given proper guidance. On the other hand, it has been proved time and •gain, they can become a real problem if they are neglected. With this in mind the International Planned Parent hood
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    Shipping talks
    103 3 Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, the chairman and general manager of the Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) left yesterday for Amsterdam to represent Singapore at the Bth Conference of the International Association of Ports and Harbours (lAPH) from tomorrow to May 12. The biennial conference will be attended by
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    Court to hear Biltmore staff dispute
    222 3 The Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers Trade Union and the management of Biltmore Hotel have decided to refer their dispute to the Industrial Arbitration Court. It is understood that this action was taken on the advice of the Labour Ministry after the latest
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  • Article
    AEB classes
    39 3 The Adult Education Board will register students for its commercial classes from Mav 14 to 18 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the following two centres: AngloChinese Primary School. Coleman Street. and Mountbatten Centre, Dakota Crescent.
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    Swiss experts will install cable cars
    446 3  -  Work on stations well on schedule By Teresa Ooi Swiss experts are due in Singapore ip three months time to instal the cable cars linking Sentosa, Jardine Steps and Moupt Faber. The cable car system, which will be the first in this part of
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    Keppel Club officials
    44 3 Mr. A. Vijiaratnam has been elected president of the Keppel Club at its annual general meeting. The other officials are: Vice-president, Mr. Chung Kek Choo; secretary, Mr. Vincent Lai; assistant secretary, Mr. Cheng Tong Seng: and treasurer. Mr. Liau Nyuk Siong.
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    Chamber date
    25 3 The Singapore Chamber Ensemble will hold its annual general meeting at the Musical Arts Centre. Scotts Road, on May 16 at 8 p.m.
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      225 3 You car) just about name your pleasure in any one of the 34 sea-commanding Yamaha beauties that U.M.W. has in stock. Yamaha boats are not just good-looking. Behind the sleek, streamlined design there's a wealth of high performance and stability as well. You can whizz through the waves and know
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      405 3 »w w Quiz object No. 260 Clerk gets $40 quiz prize Last Tuesday's quiz photograph showed a billferd cue. There were only two correct entries. The first prize of $40 goes to Mr. Diljit, a clerk, of Hooper Road. His entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor
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    Lock icon Youth spectacular to remember...
    415 4  -  CAMERA ON SINGAPORE WORDS: Rav K. Dhaliwal Once again, it is that time of the year when youths steal all the 11 m e 1 ight, and this year's Youth Festival promises to be one of the most spectacular ever. Colour, precision and an air of
    PICTURES: Steven Lee, Philip Lim, Chua Peng Tee  -  415 words
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      424 4 TW\iswhat travel should be. WHAT AN ECONOMY SEAT SHOULD BL TWA's unique twin seat is available on all flights from the Far East. When nobody's sitting next to you, you fold the middle down into a side table. You also get an adjustable back support, and more shinroom. WHAT SERVICE
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      92 5 FLAWLESS FINISH Elizabeth Arden introduces the first personalized Sponge On Cream Makeup- m 4 V You command the coverage, you control the finish. because you damp-sponge it on. And whether glamorouslv rich or naturallv light. the flawless finish you choose will last and last. This. then, is the new moisture-enriched
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      201 5 Some good things happen just once in a lifetime Haven't you ever wished that you could hold these moments forever? Weil, you can, with a KODAK Pocket INSTAMATIC Camera. KODAK Pocket INSTAMATIC Cameras are just right for capturinq such unexpected, magic moments. Compact, practical and so easy to use. you
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      251 5 HE'S HEAPING INTO THAT SUBWAY/ MAYBE I CAN J CORNER HIM POWN v THERE o-yf' \C- ,*j SEE :V WIS. 4^ 9St Vl' V /L* 2 xi #1# Hi 111 €in M <|S> •I a r v 'f <y. '"9 PUT POWN THE GUN... '/iv JL 4 fO#OES LOSES AU
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    Watergate probe
    64 6 President Nixon is to name an independent prosecutor to probe tbe Watergate scandal, according to informed sources. Mr. Nixon had previously ignored all calls from inside and outside the Republican Party to appoint a special investigator. A Senate team (seated from left) Sen. Howard Baker, Sen. Sam Ervin,
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    Lock icon Marcos: We've crushed key rebellions
    277 6 United Press International Manila, Saturday.—President Marcos said yesterday that the government had crushed the communists and its only remaining problem was the secessionist movement in Mindanao, a government announcement said. Mr. Marcos, speaking to visiting members of the US National War College, said the Philippines
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    Fishing boats detained
    56 6 Perth, Saturday Two Taiwanese fishing boats were detained by the Royal Australian Navy inside the 12-mile limit off the northwest tip of Australia yesterday, West Australian government authorities said here today. An Australian patrol boat escorted the fishing boats, the Long Chain 11 and the Long Chain
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    Mother jailed
    33 6 Madrid, Saturday. A magistrate's court In Pontevedra yesterday jailed a young mother for five days for chaining her flve-year-old son to the bed in punishment for running out of the house.
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    Lock icon Fighting flares again near Syrian border
    380 6 Reuter Beirut, Saturday—Fighting flared again last night between Palestinian commandos and Lebanese army units in mountainous terrain near the Syrian border. Clashes erupted around several townships in the southeast of the country just as a bloody two-day confrontation between the two sides appeared to
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    New phone link
    65 6 Tokyo, Saturday.—Japan and China yesterday signed a pact in Peking providing for an undersea cable between the two countries, Kyodo News Agency reported. The report said the cable was expected to contain 480 telephone circuits and linking Shanghai and a Japanese point on the main southern island
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    Minister quits
    24 6 Helsinki,, Saturday.—Finnish Foreign Trade Minister Mr. Jussi Llnnamo announced his resignation from the centre-left Cabinet of Prime Minister Mr. Kalevi Sorsa yesterday.
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    Lock icon 'Freedom at a price' for journalist
    606 6 Held 71 days in Rhodesia UPI, Reuter London, Saturday Rhodesian journalist Peter Niesewand said yesterday his government released him from 71 days solitary confinement in exchange for a promise of silence. "My freedom was at a price," Niesewand told reporters on his arrival here.
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    Lock icon Nixon's doctor to face trial
    241 6 United Press International New York, Saturday A New York physician who treated President Nixon (above) regularly was paid by government cheques and not from his personal account as previously reported by the White House, court papers disclosed yesterday. Dr. Kenneth Riland, a 61-year-old osteopath who
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    'Pot' grown on roof
    104 6 Lima, Saturday. Police yesterday found a marijuana "plantation" flourishing on the roof of a sixstorey apartment house In downtown Lima, across the street from a government ministry and the Argentine and Spanish embassies. Six-foot tall plants could be seen from the street but not easily identified.
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    Lock icon A new breed 'Mao men' in China
    379 6 United Press International Hong Kong, Saturday— A new generation of working people who have "socialist consciousness and culture" is now emerging in China, the New China News Agency (NCNA) said yesterday. In an article to mark the May 4 Movement, one of the
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    Bombs rock Belfast
    107 6 Belfast, Saturday—Two bombs exploded within minutes of each other in central Belfast yesterday, causing extensive damage but no casualties. Car dealers were the targets of both explosions. The first bomb was pickcd up by an unidentified civilian and dumped in the street where it exploded. Seven minutes
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    Solar eclipse on TV
    72 6 Geneva, Saturday—Television viewers throughout the world will be able to see a total eclipse of the sun on June 30 relayed via a satellite from the shores of Lake Rudolph in Northern Kenya. A total solar eclipse takes place when the moon, revolving in its orbit
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    Geneva talks
    45 6 Geneva, Saturday US and Soviet nuclear arms negotiators resumed their talks here yesterday on limiting strategic offensive weapons amid speculation they were trying to complete a new treaty in time for signature next month when Soviet leader Mr. Leonid Brezhnev visits the US.
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    Mama mia, what a taste fare!
    715 7  -  Such a variety of dishes and so filling, too EATING OUT WITH WENDY HUTTON Many of you would probably be amazed to learn where to get good Italian food in town. Well try the Elizabethan Grill Room at Raffles Hotel. The Italian manager, Roberto
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    Sum Sum sisters keep them spellbound
    780 7  -  By Betty L. Khoo The Sum Sum sisters are good. So good they neary stole the limelight from Rebecca Pan and her Monsoon dancers. The troupe are now performing at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant. It certainly took every bit of Rebecca's dynamic showmanship to
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    Fighting the drug menace
    402 8 PunltlVe measures alone will not help us fight successfully the vicious drug menace. Sentencing* offenders, especially the young ones, to jail or imposing fines cannot result in the reformation of youths who have succumbed to addiction. The emphasis in the United States and other countries afflicted
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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      The name says it
      33 8 Notice In Thursday's New Nation report on opening of county cricket championship In UK, Somerset's D. BREAKWELL taking four wickets for 44. Is he a spinner by any chance?
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      Cuddlenooks for lovers
      55 8 Mrs. Betty Wells said In London that the Tarrant Gunvllle Village Council should set up "cuddlenooks." She said she got the Idea after coming upon an amorous couple In a public park. "I know the problems lovers have when they are courting but cuddlenooks would keep them
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    Hopefully, our youth will find an identity that does not ape the West
    930 8  -  EDGAR KOH There are still a couple of "hippie houses" in Race Course Road though most of their male occupants are conspicuous by their freshly shorn hair. It was in one of these shabby hotels recently that
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  • Letters
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      Duties of an overseer
      476 8 As another ex-Public Health Auxiliary Staff, I noted that the reply given by the Public Relations Officer, Ministry of Environment In NN, April 23, is misleading. As far as I am aware the duties and responsibilities of overseer, by far and large, are more onerous. To
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      Further action unnecessary
      96 8  -  TEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development, Singapore, 2. Please refer to Countryman's request for a No Parking sign at the portion of Chua Chu Kang Road diverging Into Jalan Bunga and Jalan Piring. (NN, March 26). As there are existing double white lines
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      Blackouts at night
      114 8  -  ABU BAKAR BAFANA I am one of the unfortunate residents of Jalan TampoL The residents of this road (right side and not left side of the road) have experienced blackouts at night many times during 1972. Such blackouts happened again this year. For the month of April,
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      Query on oral exam
      101 8 In August 1968 I passed the Standard One Government National Language Examination (both written and oral) conducted by the Ministry of Education, Singapore. In November this year I shall be sitting for the Singapore Cambridge GCE '<">■ level examination In four subjects, one of which Is
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      Two reasons for shortage
      107 8  -  J.C.A. According to some sources, there is a shortage of doctors In Singapore. If the sources are correct, the situation can be attributed to the following two reasons. Some years ago it was widely stated that newly graduated doctors would not be absorbed into the Government
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      181 8 Write to The Editor, Nevr Nation. Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. 336 w-wj V m i-X 1111 s TRANSPORTATION *#*ceY°*££ o o*'*Eß Aireactor is not a perfume, cover-up or de-sensitizer but a COMPLETE vODOUR COUNTERACTANT which neutralises odours in vapour phase and restores atmospheres to their natural freshness. It
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      44 8 -*C T 2 m *-Z? -S^ W M 5 Plfi fVS j w 4<. V-> »> n <KU V V 'Xi Yf 1 tvV lil. J y i>.a 4va>: ■i-i- 'r-..-I HAVE THE V/SION OF A GREAT WHITE, CHIEF FOUR EYES WHO WILL DELIVER US.
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  • SATURDAY REVIEW
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      DISCOVERING ROME
      2522 9 City is 'one helluva ruin' Rome is one helluva ruin. But it is a living ruiji, with a population of three million people and 1.7 million cars, milling around amid the Imposing remains of Imperial Rome. The Roman life-style is so casual that almost all studied way-outsiders often
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    • SATURDAY SMILES...
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        Give up that night out
        105 9 Husbands in Britain have been told to cut down on alcohol and spend the money they save on protecting their homes against th.eves. The advice was given by Mr. A. Mac Donald, chairman of the British Insurance Association's crime panel. He announced a massive increase
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        That is how they fled!
        30 9 Escape equipment, including a rope ladder, two iron bars and blade handles have been found hidden on the sports Held of Alon the Isle of
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        Now it's the students...
        73 9 Fifteen students from China 10 boys and five girls aged between 18 and 19 have arrived In Wales to learn to speak English. They will study for two years at Atlantic College, Britain's first United World College. The new students none of whom speaks English will
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        Truants at arcades
        57 9 Truant catchers are to ask the government to ban children under 17 from amusement arcades, which thrive in almost all British centres and especially at seaside resorts. Education welfare officers claim the arcades are breeding grounds for truancy and delinquency. One officer said: "The level of gambling
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        The barbers' delight
        31 9 Pop singer Lulu and David Dimbleby have been chosen the best-groomed television personalities in 1972 in a British Poll of the 200 branches of the National Hairdressers' Federation.
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        Queen is no exception
        22 9 Queen Elizabeth's mousetrap is one of several hundred Royai curios on show at a new museum at Sandrlngham.
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        Proper way
        16 9 Six announcers at British airports are to be taught proper pronunciation by BBC experts.
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        Hard-hearted
        25 9 Young lovers who carve hearts or initials on trees or rocks In the Derbyshire Peak District face fines up to ($12.40) under new by-laws.
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      Cover of the week
      76 10 The Window Over The Way tells of a beautiful love story set arainst the pirn background of Stalinist rule. Adll Bey, the Turkish consul, falls in love with his Russian secretary. That is their mistake. They are watched hawk-eyed and are never left alone. Fear, suspicion
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      Lock icon A GANGBUSTER NAMED EDGAR HOOVER
      607 10 LOS ANGELES TIMES I. EDCAR HOOVER: THE MANNIS TIME by Ralph de Toledano, Arlington, 377 pages, $33 HAL BURTON They used to call J. Edgar Hoover "the indispensable man" and, judging from the trouble the Nixon Administration is having in finding a successor acceptable» to
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      PAPER BACKS
      349 10 THE HIRED MAN: Set at the turn of the century, the novel by Melvyn Bragg weaves a fascinating picture of life among the labour classes in Cumberland. England. Newly-weds, John and Emily Tallenture start life full of youth and enthusiasm. John becomes a "hired" man at a farm
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      THE SECRET OF KEEPING FIDO IN CHECK
      316 10 DOC TRAINING MY WAY by Barbara Woodhouse, Faber and Faber, 112 pages, $8.10 P E L H A M CROOM. It is at least 10,000 years since man first domesticated the dog and trained him to hunt and engage in useful occupations. It
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      KIDS' DELIGHT
      348 10  -  JAPANESE CHILDREN'S FAVOURITE STORIES, Sakade Florence, Charles E. Tuttle Co; 120 pages, $18. —lING IHlm Today's review is by by T. C. Chuan Japanese Children's Favourite Stories" is a delightful collection of Japanese fairy tales designed for children all over the world. Each story has its own moral
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      Peeping into a world of insects
      291 10 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF INSECTS by Donald J. Borror and Dwight M. DeLong Holt, Rinehart and Winston 812 pages. £9.90. C.V. ANTHONY ADAMS. This volume, now in the revised third edition, is without any doubt a mainfestation of the aims and hopes
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      Worthless
      60 10  -  By G. Hamid The passing breeze dispatched, the waves modulated the sky has long conceived my endless search. And, I failed to win your heart. The "breeze communicates the ocean performs the sky is the only stage for the preach. But, 1 have failed to accomplish our love for
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      Hey presto, its magic made so simple
      525 10 THE AMATEUR MAGICIANS HANDBOOK by Henry Hay, Faber and Faber, 356 pages, £2.50 KHOO TENC ENC. The latest edition of this handbook,. long considered a classic in its field, is a concise guide, suitable not only for the neophyte but also for the
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      Stanley's message lost in rattling confusion
      604 11  -  f CINEMA EDGAR KOH STANLEY starring Chris Robinson (Cathay). Slimy Stanley and his reptilian pals should give a few cheap thrills, that's about all. Someone has done this sort of thing before—with rats. In fact, Willard (shown here last year), featuring the super-rod-ent Ben,
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      20th Century to focus on current events
      621 11  -  f SIGHT SOUND EDGAR KOH Epic historical documentaries are making a comeback. Minority viewers who were absorbed by such history-of-the-world series as Western Civilisation will be glad to know that RTS is putting on a couple of new programmes along similar ltties. The
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      Effect of infinite depth in Thomas' works
      608 11  -  ART VIOLET OON Thomas Yeo is the only Singapore artist who has kept rigidly to the discipline of holding at least one solo exhibition a year. He continues this tradition with a one-man show which opens at the National Library on Monday. It
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      Extravaganza from London
      386 11  -  THEATRE VIOLET OON An extravaganza all the way from London, The Wonderful World of Music, Is the National Theatre Trust's next presentation. A 25-member company of professional singers and actors will be presenting excerpts from hit musicals like West Side Story, Oklahoma, and an American in Paris
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      Champagne salute to these music-makers
      672 12  -  DISC MARY LEE PEOCOL HARUM: GRAND HOTEL (Chrysalis). This album merits a toast of champagne to Gary Brooker, a very fine piano player and composer, and Keith Reid, a writer who cuts through stacks of pop lyrics to produce a distinctive blend of pop, folk,
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      The thirst quencher
      295 12  -  f FOOD/DRINK LI PO My! We do seem to be looking at a lot of Caldbeck wines recently, perhaps it's because they are well known for their Loire wines. I should have mentioned that Optorg does bring in also a Muscadet by Antoina Guilbaud and as we
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      It's important that the newcomers make a study of issuing policies of countries
      349 12  -  f STAMPS ANDREW LAU Newcomers to stamp collecting should always be aware of changing trends on the stamp market. The value of stamps depend very much on demand and supply. The stamps of some countries are more
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      Question of majors and minors
      322 12  -  f BRIDGE GRAND SLAM Many times in bidding a player has to decide between supporting a suit bid by a partner immediately or rebidding his own suit. The wrong decision sometimes can prove very expensive. After considering other factors, the choice should be a Question
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      Walking the King to safety
      365 12  -  f CHESS LIM KOK ANN In the Benko gambit after 1 d 4 Sf6 2 c 4 C 5 3 d 5 b5 4 cbs a 6 5 ba6 La 6 6 Sc3 d 6, if White does not mind not castling he may continue
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      150 9 d. rt I I'*"* j ryj i R] 1 J Cooks have a variety of unforgettable escorted coach tours in Europe and Great Britain specially planned for people who enjoy the convenience of having all arrangements made for them in advance. Tours that comprise nearly 500 departures and visits to
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      243 10 m m 6 The men! are pari miMfoubuy J £d <»t\ SO tU ttUt* *t S. P. H De SU* (HK)LUMUIu* l4+f*jr>LyA4+£ til M/l &*\Jt Wt\ 2 SOO <Ci»lto**4H UJi IXJI iluf M/tll M \e Ae <x*i ttvjfott+iw,. \&l&lyAWt y<H+ C-4yt A IfCttf&l, tn i*f+AjU, M/t -CfMAtt yo<+ tc wi.
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      63 11 that's about the size of it but what great pictures it takes! (because its a YASH/CA electronic camera!) Ti li. YASHICA# ATORON ELECTRO MINI ctffliti MAX I peHofnuno a ogMTai. mrna an v soienn I To: Advertising Dept., TITHES', Qumo StrMt P.O. Box 32,S'pore 7. c I'm lnt»r««t»d in th«
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      141 11 M wm 77 a M o u 0. Q 0 Vy suppoßTeo By i* I and m 4. 3? ties KLINGER Reservations: *****5 280-286, Orchard Road, Singapore. VALVES-BALL VALVES C.A.F. JOINTINGS Whtrtvtf Full Bora On Off Action Is Required In A Single Movement I I mm cLig z\ «3 mm.
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      398 12 Advertisement AGLAONEMAS After describing Brazilian Marantas and Calatheas, it is pleasant to "come home" to S. E. Asia and do justice to the Aglaonemas many of Malayan origin. The name comes from two Greek words meaning 'shining thread', but the reason for this is uncertain. Without being too fanciful we
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      257 12 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 9 Dr. writer for children. 10 Last month: Abbr. 11 Earth 12 Sharpen. 15 Parts of some slot machines. 20 Relative of a clambake. 22 Edgar A. 24 Clairvoyance, for short. 26 Ice cream treat. 27 Etats. 28 Controversial Insecticide. 29 Food fish. 30 Look after. 32
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  • BUSINESS NEWS
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      Timber export ban may affect Veener output
      441 13 f COMPANY 1 H0 The temporary ban on exports of logs from Malaysia last November together with Increased operating costs are expected to have a telling effect on Veneer Produce its current year of proauction. Though pre-tax profits for fiscal 1972 was up
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      The share market
      2003 13 INDUSTRIALS 1972/1973 High Low 4 wks. Ago Stock Closing Price Buyers Sellers Last Week's Sales or TurnOver 6.30 4.50 6.70 5.90 1.25 6.15 5.90 10.60 4.50 11.00 5.15 2.90 7.50 16.00 3.20 12.20 11.20 7.80 7.50 14.80 7.50 3.12 3.30 7.00 7.60 25.00 3.38 20.00 4.90 4.46
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      A $300,000 contract for Hume Industries
      107 13 Hume Industries (Singapore) has received a $300,000 contract to supply pre-cast L-shaped reinforced concrete drain slabs for the th'rd phase of the East Coast reclamation project. According to Mr. Richard Chong Teng Slong, Hume's sales engineer, the contract is the largest single order of
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      Jute production
      27 13 Dacca, Saturday—Production has resumed at 14 Jute mills In Bangladesh's Khulna Industrial belt which were forced to shut down by a fuel shortage last month.
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      Market impoves on small purchases
      429 13  -  By S.V. Suppiah The stock market showed slight improvement during the week There were also Institutional buyers In both territories who made small lot purchases on and off in a very discreet manner. This was done deliberately so as not to rouse speculative Investors to
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      ELECTRONICS EXHIBITION FOR RADIO HOBBYISTS
      111 13 More than $30,000 worth of electronic equipment for the radio and ham* enthusiasts goes on show at the Aljunled Vocational Ins 111 u t e in MacPherson Estate today. The one-day show put up by the Mechanical and Combustion Engineering Co. (Pte.) Ltd. will leature
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      S'pore man to set up Lagos Vespa factory
      137 13 Mr, Thomas SJC. Yam Vespa Assembly plant manager, will leave Singapore In June for Lagos, Nigeria, where he will supervise the Installation of machinery in a new assembly plant under construction. Mr. J. Relnholdt, general manager of East Asiatic Company, the Singapore
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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        Lock icon New York
        385 13 United Press International For the third consecutive session stock prices advanced in active trading on the New York Stock Exchange. There was no specific news on which to tie the gain. At the closing bell, the widely watched Dow Jones Industrial average had advanced 8.20 to 953.87. Advancing
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        Paris
        204 13 Closing prices (In franc*) yesterday. Parlbas 236 (234.50) lndochine 242 (240.20) Foncler 445 (433) Printemps 153 (155.10) COE 544 (547) Bull 76.70 (73) Royal Dutch 195.10 (193.8(Tt Mlchelln 2375 (2310) Thomson Unq (259.50) CFP 228.50 (225) Rhone 217 (200.20) AIR 433.50 (425 20) Philips 88.10 (87) Suez 394 (391)
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        194 13 Kyodo Prices surged ahead on the Tokyo stock market in the morning session yesterday, with gains centering on blue chips. The Dow Jones average of 225 selected blue chips closed the morning session at yen 4,624.73, up you 22.84 from Wednesday. The market opened firm, encouraged by a steep
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        Zurich
        84 13 This service Is from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices (in Swls* francs) on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday. ■—30 UBS 4070 SBC 3685 4-25 Credit Suisse 3480 —45 Swissair B. 605 4 16 Swiss Reinsurance 2450 4 20 Winterthur B. 1845 4-15 Zurich Insurance 7800 —50 Juvena
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        Dow Jones averages
        35 13 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 953.87 (up 8 20) 20 transport 188.06 (off 0.23). 15 utilities 108.61 (up 0.23), 65 stocks 2P7.47- (up 1.56).
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      492 14 |MO| m mm i>INC/DANCf AND ROMANCE NITILY to the Sounds of Howoii' ot Aloho Rhu, Howoiian Village, Tanoh Meroh with Barney Morrior and his Hawoiianaires. Romantic South Seas Atmosphere Table Reservation *****4 S'pore. I' THE SALVATION ARMY. SINGAPORE/MALAYSIA COMMAND ANNUAL CONGRESS 1973. Leader: Lieut.-Commissioner W. Stan Cottrill, Territorial Commander Korea
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      476 14 ADVERTISER WITH SHOWROOM facilities in Dist. 7 desirous contacting parties with good agency lines for take-over of profit sharing basis. Particulars to New Nation Box N2338 S'pore. New, only used 15 hours STRIPE 16 FOOTER OUTBOARD YAMAHA FIBERGLASS SPEED BOAT complete with wind shield, 9seater, steering wheel, twin horn, bow
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      455 14 BUKIT TIMAH 2-STOMY, Detached bungalow, 4 bed roomed, hall, 4-bothrooms attached, 4 fb balcony, split-level. Lounge/ dining, servant's, guest's rooms, kitchen, large car porch. Terrozzo/parquet/tiles, built-in cupboards, wardrobes. Large garden, freehold. Area: 9,800 —8,800 sq. ft Also available Faber Hills/ Fober Drive/Thomson Estate—-Tel: ***** Ton. FABER HILLS 2-storey split-level semi-detached
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      564 14 TO TAKE OVER pre-war shophouse 2,000 sq. ft. Rent $41 p.m. Dist. 4 Presently used as office upstairs and store downstairs. Completely renovated. $100,000 Ring *****5 S'pore. 'OLDEN MILE SHOPPING CENTRE Officeshops airconditioned, large/small on Ist, 2nd floors Ring *****3 (S'pore). INTER.ROYAL HEALTH CENTRE. Hotel Royol, Newton Rood Tel: *****1/*****1
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      611 14 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL OvtrtMi Tours BANGKOK/CHIENGMAI 5/7 DAYS $550/$650/BANIGK OK/HONGKONG (MACAU) $840/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/ TAIWAN 10/12/14 DAYS $1100/$ll5O/$l2OO HONGKONG/BANGKOK/ TAIWAN/JAPAN/SEOUL (MACAU) 14/18/21 DAYS $1470/$1750/$2150. Dep 15/5, 27/5, 28/5, 29/5, 3/6/73. EUROPE TOURS (8/10 COUNTRIES) $1850/$2150 Dep. 27Hi, 28rii, Moy 73. CHARTERED FLIGHTS TO LONDON 3 TIMES WEEKLY—SS2S/$625 116, MULTISTOREY CAR PARK TEL: *****4/*****/*****
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      238 14 SIN THAI VIN TRADING (PTD LTD. T«l: *****2/*****9 9 AAA. 5.30 P.M. 1972 Alfo Romeo Berlina 2000 aircond. Alfo Romeo 1600 GT Junior (aircond.) Alfo Romeo 1300 Guilia Super Alfo Romeo 1300 GT Junior Colt Galant GTO 1700 (Sports rims) Chrysler 160 GT Mercedes 230 (oircond.) Mozdo 1000 (aircond.) Mazda
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      716 14 PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We, Selco (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. of 1 Jalan Samulun, Jurong, Singapore 22 hereby give notice that in consequence of ownership of the under-named vessel, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under section 417 of the Merchant Shipping Act (Chapter 172), in
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    Vict, honours to shot putters
    1820 15  -  By Angelyn Asher Only two records were smashed at Victoria School's Annual Athletic Meet at the school wounds yesterday. Credit for the two records goes to two shot putters. Yasmln Akhtar in the Girls Division, bettered the previous record of 6.86 metres with a throw
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    SAFSA drops a place
    615 15  -  THE SQUASH RACKET WITH ERIC COOPER Following its defeat by Tanglin Club last week, SAFSA slipped another place in the "B" Division standing on Tuesday, although it won Its match against Tengah. Jim Payne upset Patrick Choy, three sets to one. so SAFSA picked up only
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    Tennis row
    90 15 Bad Homburg, Saturday —A political dispute loomed over the Federation Cup women's tennis team comestition yesterday after umania had gained a sensational 2-1 win to knock second-seeded Britain out of the tournament. Immediately after the unseeded Rumanians had won the right to play defending champions South Africa in
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    Crampton heads Houston
    113 15 Houston. Saturday. Bruce Crampton of Austra lia fired a six-under-par 66 yesterday to take the early second round lead as first day leader Mike Hill soared to six over- par in the U*****,000 Houston Or>en. Crampton. the tours No. 3 monev winner, birdied three of the last
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    Leeds stars banned
    64 15 Berne, Saturday. Leeds United's Scottish captain Billy Bremner, along with striker Allan Clarke, was banned yesterday from playing in the European Cup Winners' Cup final against AC Milan in Salonika on May 16. Announcing the ban on Bremner and Ciarke, the European Football Union tUEFA) said It
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    20 15 Division On«—Derby 3 Wolves 0. Division 1 Aldershot 1. Texaco Cup Final —first leg Ipswich 2 Norwich 1.
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    Lock icon Underwood grabs eight wickets
    288 15 Reuter London, Saturday—Derek Underwood, the England left-arm bowler who excels on rain-affected pitches, shattered Sussex with figures of eight for nine in English country cricket championship at Hastings yesterday. Sussex were all out for 54, on Thursday they were mown down for 67 in their first
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    Masud's KO puts Singapore on victory trail
    398 15 Bangkok, Saturday.—Singapore boxers won all the three bouts they fought yesterday at the second day of the Sixth Asian Amateur Boxing Championships here. In the light welterweight division Hashlm Masud knocked out Terrance Boyed of Brunei in two minutes 32 seconds of the
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    Aussies ahead
    35 15 Madras, Saturday Australia swept to a 2-0 lead winning both opening singles In their eastern seme Davis Cup final against India here yesterday and look like clinching the tie in the doubles today.
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      428 15 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN TODAY you are a warmhearted, generous individual with a loving nature and a peaceful, outgoing disposition. You women born today are especially understanding of people whose ambitions are extremely large. For this reason, you would make excellent partners business or marriage
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      103 15 NETBALL: Asian league championships (Farrer Park 4 pjn.) SHOOTING: Rapid fire pistol (Mt. Vernon 3 pjn Trap and skeet (Bukit Tim ah 3 pjn.) ATHLETICS: Raffles Institution annual meet (Grange Rd 2.45); Telok Kurau Sec. School meet (School grounds 2 pjn.). St. Joseph's Instit. meet (Farrer Park 2 p.m.). BADMINTON:
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    Joyful Affair top bet
    679 16 By Scrutineer There Is little need to look beyond Joyful Affair for the winner in the Class 3 Division 4 6f (Race Five) at Bukit Timah this afternoon. I gave him a confident vote. Having only his second outing the Star Affair three-year-old put up a
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    234 16 SCBUT1NEEB EPSOM JEEP BLUE PETER CALL BOY POINTER MAKUDA Rue 1 RAFF1NTO 1 A.jkMJI'JIMM 8. TOUCH ADIOS AM1GOS ADIOS AMIGOS P. WINALOT Sunshine Touch Sunshine Touch Prince Winalot Sunshine Touch Sunshine Touch Sunshine Touch Race 2 JUMBO JOT T. MILE T. BOLE JUMBO JOY T. MILE Treasure Mile
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    2420 16 wrrrmu 1.30 class 4, div. 7 6f WLU3MUM ($8,500 $5,950 to winner) 1 8 MOHICAN (Mohican) West 4 9.0 <d 2 ll) Rahman 3 2 O SUNSHINE TOUCH (Agasam) Daniels S 8.13 (d 2 ll) SF J. Johnson S 3 64 PRINCE WINALOT a (Winalot) Leong 4
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      28 16 SSS ,'w.j v «v> HOROLOGICAL SPECIALIST CENTRE Also obtainable: CYMA, OMEGA, BAUME MERCIER Geneva Co. Pte. Ltd. 1, OVERSEAS UNION SHOPPING CENTRE COLLYER QUAY SINGAPORE, 1. TEL: *****1
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      162 16 LEONG TAILOR Mr. Chow Leong Choy, When it comes to suits cutting for st > le and fashion. Co m e to Leong Tailor for sheer perfection. Ci-20, Overseas I nion Shopping ("etuie. Collyer Quay, Singapore I. The Choice of Persekutuan Badminton Melayu Malaysia in the 22nd Malaysian Malays' Badminton
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      449 16 TV 5 Singapore I.oft Opening and Sesame Street 2.08 Saturday Matinee Woman's World, starring: Fred Mac Murray, June Allyson. Clifton Webb. Van Heflln, Lauren Baca 11, Arlene Dahl, Cornel Wilde. <3.35 Get Set Table Tennis (Ist match) 4.3 ft Gunsmoke Mistaken Identity 5.25 Suara Adek2 (M —Rpt) 5.40 Sandlwara Gerhana
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      45 16 FM STEREO 6.00 Opening Anncts. 6.10 Sunset Serenade 6.30 News 6.40 Public Service Anncts. 6.45 Programme Summary 7.00 Wavendon 72 7.30 Concert Time 8.00 News 8.10 Public Service Anncts. 8.15 Mandarin Selections 8.45 Words and Music 9.15 The Proms 10.15 Music of Millions 11.00 Close.
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  • GO RACING
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      Unbeaten Tyche looks set for a hattrick in Race 8 tomorrow
      888 17 By Blue Peter Unbeaten TYC H E can land a hattrlck in Race Eight at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The four-year-old English horse by Constable made a winning debut at Ipoh In March when he accounted for a strong Class
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      SELECTIONS FOR SUNDAY
      182 17 BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP MARKSMAN MAKUDA Race 1 JET DRAGON Assignment JET DRAGON Anifnment JET DRAGON Beau Biltsn ASSIGNMENT Brigadier Jim P. PALACE Planter Race 2 F. CITY Domino GRADUATION Tradition GRADUATION Hang Tuah SECURITAS Tradition R. PLAYBOY Friendly City FIREBRAND Prince Troy FIREBRAND Prince Troy FIREBRAND
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      SUNDAY'S CARD
      11989 18 JgJfSWnm 1.30 Class 4 Div. I—Bf.1 —8f. UIiUUI ($9OO0 —$6300 to winner) 1 ***** AttIMMENT a (Asfipaest) Maaur 5 S J P.K.Um| 4 r c sr%aatfra kssrui* 4 7 ?i'. v WON 4 «V2J& JWS*. 9F (P. K. Leong) CI. 4 Roman Empire 8-1. 3rd. Lovable 7-7; 4th.
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