New Nation, 7 July 1973

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    Masthead
    18 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE < Saturday evening, July 7, 1973 No. 761 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1973
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  • Article
    Airline's aid to Nixon
    336 1 'We gave $187,500' Washington, Saturday American Airlines has admitted that it made illegal tions to President Nixon's re-election campaign under pressure by former presidential lawyer Herbert Kalmbach, it was disclosed yesterday. A voluntary disclosure of this kind is said to be unprecedented. Election laws bar corporations
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    PROBLEM BUS
    262 1 Is the driver of this bus trying to beat the crowd or the law? If he pulls alongside the terminal, his bus would be packed like a tin of sardine. In. addition, he would have violated the law by stopping too close to the fire hydrant. The authorities
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    Go for Silken Sky
    259 1 By Blue Peter Silken Sky can be backed with confidence in Race 8 at Bukit Timah today. The well-bred five-year-old Irish gelding by Skyniaster is strongly fancied by his connections to score his maiden win. The going is good. Fraser Hill II will come In for
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    THE 'SHARKS' AT OUR SHOPS
    572 1  -  ...or where the biggest price offenders can be found in Singapore By Rav K. Dhaliwal and Florence Tan Glaring cases of profiteering were discovered by the New Nation in a recent check on food prices in Singapore. The prices of some items, it was found,
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    78 die in floods to honour their caste...
    141 1 New Delhi, Saturday A bus carrying 86 passengers was trapped by flood waters near the town of Alwar, about 100 miles (160 kms) south -west of htrc. Mr. Karlm Khan, a teastall owner, went to the rescue. He waded out to the
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    Good news in store
    273 1 Cheaper foods soon The first piece of good news in months is in store for Singapore housewives. The prices of certain imported food items will drop In the next few weeks. With the government's removal of import duties on jams, marmalade, jellies, tomato and other sauces,
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 116 accidents yesterday. Nine were serious and two fatal.
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      24 1 Track Whisper Race 8 GOMANWYN Madame X Forecast Race 5 PRINCE SINCLAIR FAIR LEGEND N'KW NATION K\( IN(. SI'KIIAL Oi l \1 I'.M. TODAY!
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    What the housewives pay
    511 2 WmM mmm ■P9B BEACH ROAD —■1IB UTTER SERANGOON/ SERANGOON TOA KATONG GEYLANG JURONG FOOD ITEM KERBAU ■lager PAY A LEBAR GARDEN v PAYOH m£m(5niJ.). Super grade Thai rice $1.00 -$1.05 $1.20 $150-$1.10 $1 X)0 $1.05 $1.10 $1.20 $1.00 -$1.10 $150-$1.10 $1.00-$1.10 $150 $1 JOO-$1.10 100% polished
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      65 2 TWA's Ambassador Service is what travel should be to BOMBAY Daily. Departs 9.40 p.m. N I ROME Daily. Departs 9.40 p.m. With convenient connections to most European cities. PARIS Daily. Departs 9.40 p.m. With convenient connections to most European cities. > Daily connections from Bangkok (rira) So call your travel
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      695 2 HBPPEnmcs WHAT'S ON TODAY Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the Minister for Science and Technology, will attend the ANNUAL DINNER AND DANCE of the International Alumni Singapore, at the Shangri-La Hotel at 8 p.m. The Kallang Community Centre will hold a TALK AND FILM SHOW In connection with the Keep Our
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      346 2 4 <ji Quii object No. 314 hi is in Last Tuesday's quiz photograph showed a vegetal*? grater. The first prize of $15 goes to Mrs. Irene Montelro, a sales supervisor, of Duku Road. Her entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last n:ght. The next correct answers
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    Move to upgrade the skills of PR men
    304 3 The Institute of Public Relation* will in future only admit new members If they have passed special courses, it was announced last night. They will also have to meet other requirements. The move, according to its president Mr. Kenneth Seah, is to
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    36 stalls close in protest
    354 3 Over HDB directive Thirty-six stallholders in Toa Payoh yesterday closed shop in protest against a Housing and Development Board directive ordering them "to remove goods and wares outside their premises immediately." The stallholders at Block 75 hawker centre In Lorong 5 claimed that the directive
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    Massage girls for Britain
    273 3  -  By Morris John Wanted: Massage girls and bargirls to work in England. Experience not necessary. Good monthly income. This advertisement appeared recently In a local Chinese daily. The advertisement added that the girls are required to serve "Cantonese gentlemen in England." Visas and air tickets will
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    Old Armenian Church saved for history
    206 3 Singapore's oldest church, the 138-year-old Armenian Church of St. Gregory in Hill Street, has been saved from an uncertain future. It has been declared a historical monument of Singapore, and is now protected under the Preservation of Monuments Act. The church, which was built
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      93 3 FLAWLESS FINISH Elizabeth Arden introduces the first personalized Sponge On Cream Makeup- > You command the coverage, you control the finish, because you damp-sponge it on. And whether glamorously rich or naturally light, the flawless finish you choose will last and last. This, then, is the new moisture-enriched makeup for
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      335 3 MID-YEAR 'SSfc# SPECIAL >», V 1 ?;va Sill 7th July 4th August Drastic Reductions on all items! WALL TO WALL BROADLOOM CARPETS 5$C CHINESE SUPER QUALITY WOOLLEN CARPETS •J. ROMANIAN, HUNGARIAN BULGARIAN WOOLLEN HANDKNOTTED CARPETS. MACHINE MADE CARPETS FROM BELGIUM, GERMANY, AUSTRIA, UNITED KINGDOM jfc AXMINSTER WILTON BORDERED SQUARES SCATTER
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      385 3 fW i'vt' v i W£-< H' V l Vtf >/ «r> V J y Students among the winners I KWANG SIA/NEW NATION CONTEST I I tinEmn poser I Last Tuesday's poser showed Lee Remick and Rod Steiger in a scene from the film No Way To Treat a Lady. The
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    Lock icon Day of double joy at flats balloting...
    352 4  -  CAMERA ON SINGAPORE J WORDS: Sunny Wee Balloting day for flats is a day of double Joy. For the Housing and Development Board, it marks the successful completion of yet another phase of its housing programme. To the hundreds of applicants for the
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      207 4 PEST CONTROL EXTERMINATION OF TERMITES. RODENTS. HORNETS. COCKROACHES. MOSOUITOES. ETC. CONSTRUCTION SOIL TREATMENT AGAINST WHITE ANTS AND AOVICE ON ALL PEST PROBLEMS FUMIGATION OF SHIPS. PRODUCE, FURNITURE. PIANOS ANO PERSONAL EFFECTS CALL IN THE INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS EXOTIC WINES, LIQUORS, BEER Dote the newest wines shop in the tourist hotel district
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    CPA blast accused 'was keen on plane demolition'
    238 5 Bangkok, Saturday a er officer charged SiSri ?l urderll g 81 People killed in an aircraft explorer South Vietnam, studied explosives and Homnmt interest in aircraft here CoUft Was 101(1 r>£?il~ < L L leute ant General HP HL? hol Lohachala told
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    Comedian dies
    50 5 New York, Saturday—Comedian Joe Brown died yesterday at his home in Brentwood, California, of a heart ailment after a long illness. He was 80. A native of Helgate, Ohio, Brown joined a circus at the age of nine and later played professional baseball before going on the stage.
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    Lock icon US backs call by Cambodia
    529 5 China asked to help end war UPI and Reuter Los Angeles, Saturday President Nixon welcomed Cambodia's new peace plan and called in China's chief envoy yesterday to discuss ways Peking can help end the war in SouthEast Asia. Mr. Huang Chen, flown to San Clemente
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    Lock icon New hint on air raids
    272 5 Reuter Washington, Saturday Defence Secretary James Schlesinger said yesterday it was possible President Nixon would ask Congress for permission to continue bombing Cambodia beyond the present deadline of August 15 if the situation there deteriorated. But. he added, he hoped to see a sufficient improvement
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    No romance, say Liz and Lawford
    443 5 Los Angeles, Saturday.— Elizabeth Taylor and Peter Lawford yesterday scoffed at reports of a romance. Lawford said he was "enveloped In a murky cloud of media dust" which made him the "villain in the piece" in Miss Taylor's split with Richard Burton and that
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    US-Soviet accord unreliable: Chou
    179 5 Peking, Saturday Chinese Premier Chou En-lai last night told a group of visiting America Congressmen that he thought the recent Nixon Brezhnev agreement aimed at presenting nuclear war was unreliable and "only a piece ot paper." numbers of the group reported. The Chinese leader also said
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    Drug haul
    29 5 London Saturday—British Customs agents seized 10,032 lb (4551 kg) of cannabis and cannabis resin smuggled into the country last year, the House of Commons was told yesterday.
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    Navy drill
    30 5 Wellington, Saturday The crew of a New Zealand Navy frigate carried out anti-radiation drill as the shiD sailed towards the French nuclear testing site in the South Pacific.
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    Lock icon Mujib's man due for talks shortly
    209 5 Reuter Dacca, Saturday—Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr Kamal Hossain will leave here tomorrow on a twoweek tour of five SouthEast Asian countries with a long list of ideas for closer economic and cultural cooperation. ...The focal point of the Minister's attention is Jakarta, where he
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    Tyre tycoon freed
    54 5 Buenos Aires, SaturdayKidnapped American busl ness executive. Mr. John Thompson, was released by his captors after payment of a record US$3 million about ($7.2 million) ran som and flew to Brazil yesterday. Mr. Thompson, 51, is the chairman of the board of the Argentine affiliate of the
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      264 5 W ~w xgyc»X> «cA «WNM|ft x SPil V if? •>: s* 7 wPsflHl »B«p8«->. S y&^BSS :iDrive a Toyota Celica and you're a winner. Celica has all the winning style of a sports car. The long bonnet, power vents, fast back, wide tracks, twin lamps. Together they put most other
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    Stern action against profiteers
    418 6 It takes a public scare such as the recent rush to buy rice to activate the vigilance of our public officials in the fight against profiteering. Then a stream of statements was issued warning those concerned to refrain from exploiting the public. The panic has died
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    Old habit dies hard
    81 6 by ISPY It is hard to kick an old habit. A colleague's sister has been observing her neighbour's amah escort the family's two little daughters to school for the past few years. The amah is now in her doddering seventies but the daily ritual continues with
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    A bird's-eye-view of the campaign against crows in the Republic
    741 6 EDGAR KOH Sharpshooters are sparing no efforts to get rid of crows in the city. Here is a bird's-eye-view of the situation. "Caw! Caw! They take care of everything, don't they?" complains Skipper Crow loudly, perched lopsldedly on one of
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      Asking for attention
      169 6  -  ALLAN LEOW I read with great amusement, today's article on thp apparent Incompatibility of escalators, miniskirts and legs (NN, 3.7.73, Page 3) and could not resist adding some personal comments. The writer obviously missed an Important point: if a girl does not want to show her legs,
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      Low voltage problem
      63 6  -  KHOR ENG LEE Public Relations Officer, Public Utilities Board, Singapore, 6. In reply to Inconvenience (NN, 25.6.73), I wish to inform that the Electricity Department has investigated the low voltage problem in Jalan Tauge and is carrying out reinforcement work to improve the electrical supply in the
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      Savings for old age
      122 6 I refer to the increase in the rate of contribution to the Central Provident Fund with effect from Ist July, 1973. This Increase will not only be met by the employers but also by the employees. This is very good for everybody. With the increase in
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      Maintaining a global view
      249 6 I would be grateful if you would permit me to com ment on one point raised by Radio and Television Fan In the New Nation of July 2, 1973. One cannot but respect his subjective tastes expressed throughout most of his letter, but your correspondent has
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      Apologies for inconvenience
      86 6  -  YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development. Singapore, 2. We refer to the letter captioned On Parking Tickets by Car Owner (NN, 26.6.73). The practice of applying the reverse sale ratio in the sale of parking tickets to car owners and representa tives have
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      International events
      163 6 1 refer to Radio and Television Fan's suggestion in the New Nation of 2nd July, 1973. While I agree that RTs should broadcast news ol local interest. I object strongly to the idea that a meeting of Nixon anti Brezhnev is "unimportant." I cannot understand how one can
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      Duplication on TV
      197 6 May I take this opportunity to congratulate you for the series of articles on RTS and also to express my frustration at some of your readers for not responding. I was surprised that very few of your readers bothered to write In to express their own comments.
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      A time for rest
      130 6  -  LEE CHUNG PAK for Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour, Singapore, 1. I refer to the letter by Libra which appeared In your issue of 25th June. 1973. The Employment Act provides that an employee should be Riven an interval or Intervals of not less than 45
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  • SATURDAY REVIEW
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      DISCOVERING AMSTERDAM
      1970 7  -  Where honesty and trust reign... By Pang Guek Cheng We fcad spent the previous day Journeying from London, across the cold and rough North Sea. After a one-night stopover in Brussels, we left early next morning for Amsterdam, which was the first real stop in our European tour.
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    • SATURDAY SMILES...
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        Lost in the woods
        90 7 Carried away by the warm February sun, a 21-year-ola van driver stopped in Thetford Forest, Norfolk, put his clothes under a tree and went for a run in the nude. But then he could not find his clothes and there are 50 million trees in the
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        Golden goose
        30 7 Gertie, a year-old goose, owned by Joe Daniel of the Black Swan Inn, Lincolnshire, has laid 89 eggs on successive days. It is believed to be a record.
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        With a bang!
        17 7 Miss Patricia Cannon and Mr. Robin Saarpnel are to marry in Guildford, England. soon.
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        The wrong start...
        74 7 f/jhool children in Britain are being taught to read with the wrong books, says the National Union of Teachers. It claims ihe pressure on teachers to use unsuitable material comes from school Inspectors, advisers and principals. The allegation Is made in a memorandum of evidence to the
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        Bull's eye...
        30 7 A bow and arrow factory in Nottingham's Sherwood Forest, legendary home of Robin Hood and his merry men, has notched up sales in Japan, Hong Kong and Cuba.
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        Appetizer
        18 7 Britain may send horse carcases to France for table meat now she Is in the Common Market.
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        Fan shows his craze
        71 7 A soccer fan's son is kicking off with a string of forenames. Micheal Sutton, 22, of Halifax, Yorkshire, is a Liverpool fan and has registered his son in the names of the 12man* Liverpool squad, with manager Bill Shankly for good measure. So the child is
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        Too fishy
        36 7 A Scottish fisherman has failed In his claim for government compensation over losing a salmon. He said he was "playing" the fish but lost it when he was startled by a Concorde's sonic boom.
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        Joke machine
        31 7 A joke machine which rattles off gags at two pence a time has been Invented by Mr. Reg Carter, of Sussex, and is being Installed in pubs and clubs.
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      COURTROOM DRAMA
      974 8 The trial of Sunny that v. made legal history in Singapore THE TRIAL OF SUNNY ANC by Alex Josey, Asia Pacific Press. 152 pages, $5.50, MYINT SOE. This book deals with a unique criminal trial in Singapore's legal history of a man convicted and hanged for murder purely
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      Cover of the week
      112 8 This week's eover shows a photograph of Mao Tse-tung in 1936 after the heroic Long March. It was taken by Edgar Snow the first American journalist to make contact with the Chinese communists at their Yenan base where they carried on their resistance against the Kuomintang.
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      A 'must' for all yoga lovers
      250 8 THE TEXTBOOK OF YOGA PSYCHOLOGY by Rammurti S. Mishra. Lyrebird Press, 401 pages, £4. C. V. ANTHONY ADAMS. Of all the wonders and mysteries of our universe nothing Is so wondrous as the mind. Our advanced knowledge of science enables us to solve the
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      PAPER BACKS
      183 8 THE JUDGMENT OF EVE: If the story is meant to be disquieting, it is not terribly so. But Edgar Fangborn tells the story of Eve with a certan degree of sadness as he allows the reader to wander over vaguely familiar landscape, among vaguely familiar beings at the
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      The reluctant bullfighter
      359 8  -  the rai miO The review is by R. Ramasamy SHADOW OF A BULL by Maria Rod man, Hamilton, 144 pages, $6. Manolo is just eight years old but being the son of a famous bullfighter, the blood and thunder of the ring haunt him. He realises that
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      What it means to feel like children
      409 8 What is it that at tracts hundreds of students to the classes on children's literature at the University of Connecticut? This is, after all, a subject that has never ranked high in the arts and humanities. A visitor might find this classroom scene:
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      Timely for students
      556 8 ECONOMIC STRUCTURE AND ORGANISATION by Lim Chong Yah, Chia Siow Yue, V. V. Bhanoji Rao, Huan Sye Hin and Ow Chwte Huay. Oxford University Press, 372 pages, $8.50 CHAI WAI CHUEN. The plight of the HSC student doing economics is real and genuine but not often understood.
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      Show by artist who took lessons by post
      434 9  -  ART VIOLET OON Most people would insist that it is impossible to study art by correspondence. But Mr Chua Joon Siang, believes that it is possible and to prove it he is holding a one-man show from July 13 to 15 at
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      Amateur theatre gets a fillip
      641 9  -  If THEATRE VIOLET OON Singapore's amateur theatre world has received a fillip with the decision by Brian Barnes, famous for his one-man theatre, to direct Bertolt Brecht's The Caucasian Chalk Circle using an entirely local cast. When he called a meeting last week, the response
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      Soviet bouquet for our cultural troupe
      651 9  -  SIGHT SOUND EDGAR KOH The Soviet applause name over loud and clear last week on both channels. Three Soviet television cameras zoomed in admir ingly on our dancers as they went through their multi-cultural movements in Moscow's Theatre Estrada recently. The National Dance and
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      A funny War Between Men and Women
      505 9  -  f CINEMA SONNY YAP The WAR BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN starring Jack Lemmon, Barbara Harris and Jason Robards (Orchard) The cinematic distillation of the oddities of human nature Into pure comedy fare is always difficult If not risky. Either movie audi ences laugh
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      Four-in-one issue for National Day
      365 10  -  fSTAMPS ANDREW LAU A setenant block of four stamps depicting the major cultural elements of Singapore's multi-racial society will be issued to commemorate National Day this year. The stamps are being Issued in denominations of 10 cents, 35 cents, 50 cents and 75 cents and
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      Where T-Bone steaks are magnificent
      322 10 r FOOD/DRINK ILI PO V Off to Gils in Shaw Centre the other day on the advice of a friend of mine that "the atmosphere was very European" and the food was' good. I was delighted to be greeted by Mr. Tan Kwang Teng the
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      Fischer will lose his title by '78: Karpov
      479 10  -  If CHESS LIM KOK ANN When Anatoli Karpov tied for first place with Korcnnoy in the Leningrad Interzonal •he took yet another step towards the World Championship that will be his goal in the next decade. Karpov became a Grandmaster at the
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      Aces in iron grip
      482 10  -  BRIDGE TWO In the second half of the two-day final of the World Bridge Team Championship, Italy was holding the Aces in an iron grip. At the end of the third quarter of the finals, the Italians had Duilt up a lead of 193 I.M.Ps over
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      Album that will provide good party music
      475 10 DISC V ALICE COOPER/ BILLION DOLLAR BABIES (Warner). Surprise, surprise. This freaky rock star doesn't sound too freaky on plastic. In fact, he's rather entertaining. His rocking songs are raunchy in sound. There are three singular hits in this album, Hello .Hurray, Billion
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      59 8 Hl* "v.; PHILIPS DICTATION SYSTEMS INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF YOUR WORK Single handed operation Rugged construction Solid state design £38 dictation systems For demonstration please call Singapore *****1. K.L. *****1 or Philips Shopping Centre Singapore *****6/ K.L. *****. PHILIPS Tbday's men of action take note on dictation systems > s
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      117 10 REFLECT UPON YOUR CURRENT COGNAC-AND SEE WHY CAMUS OFFERS MORE Reflections in a brandy glass. What do you see? You see a seal. Look closer... it's a golden seal. You wonder... You take the brandy to your lips. You savour its taste. Slowly. You feel its glowing warmth. So smooth.,
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      348 10 Advertisement V GARDEN NEWS SINGAPORE STRAWBERRIES Ever grown a strawberry in Singapore? It is quite eisy to do, but, alas, we have used an eye-catching headline not to whet readers' appetites but to draw attention to another attractive plant for a hanging basket, or as ground cover. Fragaria indica belongs
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    Vegetarian food at its best
    497 11  -  Day I gave my tummy a break EATING OUT Mk'H y M i* Ml* lilu I MwH 1' tHiHiM WITH SEE FOON It had been a bad week. Official dinners with five courses, including dessert, were getting to be much too hard on the gastric
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    Duo with lives in the balance
    369 11  -  By GENE TEO Two Iranian acrobats, Bahador and Rezai, claim they are the ones who originated the spectacular and death defying knife act. "We are one of the few acrobatic teams in the world who are able to do the knife act. We made
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    Jam session to last four hours...
    692 11  -  By Gene Teo Singapore pop fans will be treated to a marathon Jam session at the Musical Carnival at the National Theatre tomorrow. Produced by Johnny Young, the four hour rock concert will be from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. It is sponsored by.
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      134 11 Mk n Y W .JWFRnil' 7 a a rttjtt Hotel Danau Toba welcomes you to Medan. Indonesia's northern gateway. A world of superb comfort and service awaits you at the Hotel Danau Toba in Medan. We have 200 beautifully appointed airconditioned guest-rooms and sumptuous suites, plus a fine restaurant, 24-hour
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      336 11 Advertisement Cathay Restaurant in New York Supper Club Style Restaurant gives you the best of both worlds. You're enjoying a 10-course feast in traditional style at your table, including some of the finest Cantonese food you've ever tasted ...roast suckling pig, spring chicken in wine, and Cathay Steak. But the
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  • BUSINESS NEWS
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      Prices tumble in week marked by hesitancy, profit-taking
      382 12  -  By S.V. Suppiah Prices tumbled oji the Stock Exchange of Singapore during the week as both buyers and sellers were plagued by anxiety and hesitant. Widespread profit taking was persistent though there was some Improvement on Wednesday. Jittery selling worsened matters by
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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        Lock icon New York
        379 12 United Press International Confusion over the International economic situation and a lack of Interest following a midweek holiday sent prices lower on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday In light trading. The Dow Jones Industrial average lost 4.21 to 870.11 and Standard and Poors 500 Btock index was
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        Tokyo
        161 12 The Tokyo Stock Market slightly rallied In the morning session yesterday with gains centring on incentive backed shares. Prices were duLi at the opening of the session in the wake of further decline of the US dollar on European money markets. Forerunners lost ground on small-lot selling at improvement,
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        Paris
        208 12 Closing prices (In francs) yesterday. Parlbas 224 (225.10) Indochlne 241.70 (248.50) Foncler 398 (405.50) Prlntemps 126 (127.50) COE 463 (475) Bull 64.50 64.50) Royal Dutch 170.10 (171.70) Mlchelln 1825 (1836) Thomson 247.50 (254) CFP 229.50 227) Rhone 171.50 (176.50) Air 373 (374) Philips 73.80 (74.80) Suez 355.80 (359) Citroen
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        Zurich
        82 12 This service Is from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing quotations (in Swbs francs) on Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday. UBS 4050 SBC 3645 —3 Credit Suisse 3620 Swlssali B. 583 —7 Swiss Reinsurance 2550 —50 Winterthur B 1860 +5 Zurich Insurance 7150 —50 Juvena B. 2610 —10 Nestle B.
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        Dow Jones averages
        34 12 Dow Jones stock closing averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 industrials 870.11 (off 4.21), 20 transport 155.83 (off 1.16), 15 utilities 100.62 (up 0.06). 65 stocks 266.27 (Olf 1.19).
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      Goodyear man promoted
      89 12 Goodyear Malaysia (Pte.) Ltd. has appointed Mr. William Tan (above) as manager, advertising and public relations. Mr. Tan, who holds a diploma in advertising and public relations joined Goodyear in 1969 as administrative assistant to the managing director Mr. M T. Laughlin. Mr. Tan's principal duties will
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      High wheat price threat to Malayan Flour profit
      401 12  -  PROFILE By Lee Yew Meng The increased price of wheat in the world market is expected to dash the hope of Malayan Flour Mills repeating the feat it achieved last year. The 1972 pre-tax earnings of $5.52 million were the best recorded
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      IAC seminar for dealers
      54 12 The lAC group's Starlite Division which distributes the Starlite range of aluminium, awnings and Venetian biinds, will hold its two day annual dealers' seminar in Singapore from July 25. The seminar will focus on dealers' merchandising methods. More than 20 dealers from Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei
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      The share market
      1974 12 INDUSTRIALS 1972/1973 4 wks Stock dosing Price Last Week's TurnHigh Low ago Buyers Sellers Sale or Over 6.30 1.38 3.90 Aetna 3.72 3.72 -0.18 1 4.SO 1.20 2.40 Adhesive Tape 2.03 2.02 -0.06 7 6.70 1.98 5.80 Ajinomoto 5.20 5.90 1.55 3.60 Alcan 3.50 Unch 1 1.90
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      327 13 MAS TRAVEL CENTRE 36K PRINSEP ST. SINGAPORE Opposite Cothoy Cinema Tel: *****. *****7, *****7 Offers Guaranteed flights To: AY2 London 525 Brussels 575 Hamburg S 675 Frankfurt 675 New York $1025 L. Angeles $1095 Vancouver $1350 Toronto $1145 Low fares By Air or Sea To Australia Hongkong Japan Indonesia Bangkok
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      206 13 NG KEONG CAR TRADERS Private Limited—Home of Quality Used Cars 313-A, Bukit Timoh Road, 3 m.s. (opposite AngloChinese School) *****3, *****7, *****7 offers: 1972: Toyota/ Celica, Corollo 1200 Airconditioned, Toyota/Publico Colt/ Galant/GS, Morris/Morina, Datsun/1200, Mazda/1000, Honda/ N360, Honda/N6OO, Vouxholl/. Viva, Mini/1000, Toyota/Hioce. 1971: Super/Crown/Airconditioned, Celica/Airconditioned, Toyota/ Publico, Corona/Mark 2, Colt/
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    Lock icon Wimbledon tennis rained off
    427 14 London, Saturday Rain washed out the programme in the Wimbledon championships yesterday, so the first all-American women's final in 16 years will have to share the spotlight today with the first East European men's finals in its history. The tournament, scheduled to end today, will be
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    Test: Boycott masters New Zealand attack
    971 14 Leeds, Saturday Rain restricted play to only two hours on the second day of the third and final Test here with England 70 for one after dismissing New Zealand for 276 in their first innings. New Zealand, needing to win this Test to square
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    National juniors beaten by Sumatrans
    173 14  -  By Lim Kok Ann The North Sumatra chess team beat Singapore National junior team by 2Vz in a friendly match played yesterday at Sports House. It was a creditable performance for the junior players who, except for Lim Seng Hoo, had' not previously encountered foreign
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    Sapporo golf
    37 14 Sapporo. Saturday—Veteran Japanese pro Teruo Suzumura of Nagoya fired a one-under-par 71 yesterday for a five-under-par 139 and a one-stroke second round lead in the 15.380.000 yen (US$5B,OOO) 1973 All-Nippon Airways Sapporo Open golf tournament.
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    St. Pat's are the champs in Katong
    1122 14  -  By Angelyn Asher St. Patrick's made a clean sweep in the boys' division to become overall champions in tt e Katong District schools swimming meet at Amber Road yesterday. The Australia-New Zealand High School won the girls "A" and "B" division honours and
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      134 14 The Dunlop •65' The world's most famous golf ball. Recognised as the 'ball at the top' by most professionals and amateurs. Played by Open Winners Tony Jacklin, Roberto de Vicenzo, Bob Charles, Peter Thomson, Gary Player and, of course, Henry Cotton, after whose record round of 65 in the 1934
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      449 14 Trust your star lucky IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today. you are a reserved person who is perhaps a bit more undemonstrative than is good for either career advancement or personal popularity. Even as a child you may have difficulty being aggressive enough to let others *now you feel about
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      77 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald I'VE PONE. FOUR ARTICLES EXPOS IMG BLAIR FOR "POINT. O. K. 1 HAVE- TOPOA WRAPUP.' WELL 1 WRITE SAIP -r WRAP-UP... ANP... 7 V ft* WHAT'S IN IT? THE K£AL REASON WHY BLAIR'S ALMOST A MEPICAL PISASTER AREA NOT ENOUGH MONEY/ SUPPOSE YOUR BOSS WON'T
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    Coach Hardial to build stronger side
    437 15  -  By Dennis Chia Singapore's new hockey coach. Hardial Singh, said one of his first tasks would be to "experiment" with several players to determine their best playing positions. He said he found this to be necessary after watching the team's performances in the East
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    DIARY
    95 15 ATHLETICS: Forces Sports (Farrer Park 2 p.m.). SHOOTING: Centre fire pistol (Mt. Vernon 3 p.m.); Trap and skeet (Bukit Timah 3 pJk.) CRICKET: SCC vs Combined Schools (Padang 2 pm.); SRC six-a-side festival tournament iPadang 2 p.m.). HOCKEY SHA Dlv. 1 league: SRC v Sembawang Shipyard (Padang). Police v
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    S'pore favourites in polo meet
    186 15 Singapore are favourites to win all three divisions following Royal Pafcang's shock withdrawal from the Malayan Polo Association's annual tournament at Ipoh yesterday. No reason was given for Royal Pahang's withdrawal. Singapore have entered three teams —all of them well balanced. Mike Hooper Is captain
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    World record
    31 15 Zurich, Saturday—Rod Milburn. United States, set a, new world record by winning the 110 metres hurdles in 13.1 seconds at an International track and field meeting here last night.
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    Fencing
    29 15 Gothenburg, (Sweden); Saturday—The Soviet Union won the Men's team foil title in the world fencing championships when they beat West Germany 9-7 in the final here last night.
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    Baseball
    22 15 Tokyo. Saturday—The results 'Of Japanese professional baseball Central League—Chunichi 5 Yomluri O. Pacific League—Kintetsu 9 Nlttaku 6; Lotte 2 Hankyu 1.
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    SMSC driving tests
    144 15 The Singapore Motor Sports Club will hold a driving tests at the Kallang Park tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. There wffl be events for sports cars, saloons, front-' wheel-drive minis, landrovers and "monster-class" cars. These are tests of the drivers' intelligence, memory, road comprehension and alertness In "tight
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    Friendly
    25 15 University of Singapore NonAcademic Staff will play a friendly soccer match against Aida United at University grounds. Bukit Timah Road today at 5.15 pjn.
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    Trevino practises
    55 15 Edinburgh, Saturday. Lee Trevino, who will be bidding for his third straight British Open golf championship next week, took time off from TV tennis watching today to play a little golf. Trevino, who preferred to watch Wimbledon rather than practise since arriving on Thursday, went round the 7,084-yard
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    Fitness tests for Seap trainees
    608 15  -  By Nancy Koh Fifty-six days to the Seap Games and gapore's sportsmen and sportswomen are in the final stages ot their preparation But, as the big day approaches, )one big qestion lurks In the minds of many. Are our Seap Games trainees physically FIT? The
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    Spassky held to draw
    141 15 London, Saturday. English hope William Hartston held former world champion Boris Spassky to a draw as the fifth European team chess championships opened at Bath yesterday. The opening round saw the stronger chess nations forge ahead at the expense of the weaker ones, and the Soviet
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      264 15 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Makes tired by hard work. 5 Actor Toomey. 10 Brin ker. 14 Italian currency. 15 Happening. 16 Give vent to. 17 Take view of. 18 Tennis play. 19 First-Class: Colloq. 20 Bettor. 22 Piece of jewelry. 24 Make public. 25 Lopsided. 26 Oyster Bay name.
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    Entertainer hard to beat
    629 16 By Scrutineer Shaw Stable's Entertainer VI has regained his form and will take a lot of beating in Class 2 Division 2 over 9f (Race 8) at Bukit Timah today. Last Saturday he was running on when third to Graduation and Allegro over Bf. The longer
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    BT. TIMAH CARD
    1353 16 2.15 CLASS 6, DIV. 4 6F 1 93.03U to winner; 1 UHI COM APPRENTICES ONLY) ***** MOLTEN COLO a (CYV) Chung 4 9.0 <♦«> If Takarla 12 ***** KID KRONCHO 4 tLDT) E Donm-Qy 6 1 10 (-4) ***** ItAU BRIDGE (Nro A lxcl WrM A 8.7
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    SELECTIONS
    186 16 SCRUTINEER EPSOM JEEP BLUE PETER CALL BOY POINTER 1 MAKUDA Race 1 MOLTEN GOLD Beau Bridge MOLTEN GOLD Beau Bridge MOLTEN GOLD Bean Bridge MOLTEN GOLD Rich Retarn FRASER HILL Molten Gold RICH RETURN Molten Gold Kmc 2 HssSIBH QHi PTEROPTYX Graceful View CASTLE LIGHT Pteroptyx CASTLE LIGHT Pteroptyx
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    Foreman's fight on in Tokyo
    109 16 Tokyo, Saturday. Japanese sponsors, backed by the Japan Boxing Commission, yesterday decided to go ahead with world heavyweight champion George Foreman's first title defence against Joe "King" Roman of Puerto Rico here on September 1. Mr. Kotal Klkuchi, executive secretary of the JBC, said it
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    Roberto looks 'certainy'
    89 16 London, Saturday. Roberto, last year's Epsom Derby winner, looks something like a racing certainty 'to win the rich Eclipse Stakes today but Lester Piggott, 'his Epsom partner, will not be on his back this time. Piggott, who rode one of his greatest races to win the Derby
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      411 16 S Siigipore 12.55 Opening followed by Sesame Street 1.55 Saturday Matinee Belle Sommers, starring: David Janaen, Polly Bergen, Joan Staley 2.55 A Matter of Care 3.25 Get Set Volleyball (Ist Match) 4.20 Ounsmoke 9.12 —To Dodge 5.05 Clrcux 5.30 Suara Adek2 (M —Rpt) 5.45 Sandlwara Tlada Ouna Air Mata (Malay
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      162 16 RADIO RADIO 1.30 News followed by Share Market Report 1.50 Programme Summary 2.00 This Time Forever 2.30 Concert Matinee 3.30 Bounds Cool 4.00 Our Workers In Industry 4.30 Sparkling Musical Oem 5.00 News Brief 5.03 Programme Summary 5.10 in Holiday Mocd 6.00 News Brief 6.03 Public Antict. 6.05 Dally Digest
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      Champagne II is the pick for the Queen's Cup race tomorrow
      814 17 By Blue Peter Champagne II should outstay his rivals in the $36,000 Queen Elizabeth n Cud (Race Seven) at Bukit Tim ah tomorrow. The six-year-old by Ma trice Is in peak form at the moment and it will take
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      SELECTIONS FOR SUNDAY
      155 17 SCRUTINEER EP80M JEEP BLUE PETER MARKSMAN MAKUDA Race 1 8HAKATO Even Say Shakato Kampong Chantek KG. CHANTEK Shakato EYEN SAY Kampoug Chantek KG. CHANTEK Tuhky Race X BfONA USA Hltam Mania TUDOR IMAGE Bonoir, HITAM MANIS Bonotr TUDOR IMAGE Impetus HITAM MANIS Rut 3 DOUBLE ADlOS Prima
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      SUNDAY'S CARD
      9476 18 1.45 Class 6 Div. 2—6f. UilriJUl ($5500 —$3850 to winner) 1 mm nut ml k qstm) mv i u »uaa i MXTMI (16 WW) s-6-78 look W fl'.r (WUaoa) q. 6 o*. i» I*. MM* TOM* 8-1; Sad. Koto Ttanl 8-0 carr. 7-S 3rd. rage Boy l-B emit.
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