New Nation, 5 March 1975

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    19 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Wednesday March 5, 1975 No. 1272 Price 20 cents M.C.(P) 489/75 F==™^ I NEW NATION [COMMENT.
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  • Article
    Typhoid Lay off the hawkers...
    321 1  -  School children are told not to eat at the Jurong Centre By Teresa Ooi All schoolchildren have been told not to eat at the hawker stalls in the Jurong Market I Hawker Centre because of the current outbreak of typhoid. Principals and teachers of all
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    Lock icon It's Sir Charlie and his happy clan...
    60 1 Charlie Chaplin, the grand old man of the cinema world, stands proudly with his happy clan wearing the insignia of the KBE after his knighthood at Buckingham Palace in London. From left: Son-in-law Nick Slstovaris, daughters Annie and Josephine, Sir Charlie, wife Oona,
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    Lock icon Six-day kidnap drama ends
    256 1 Lorenz is freed after demands are met Reuter and UPI West Berlin, Wednesday West Berlin Conservative politician Peter Lorenz was released here unharmed by his leftwing kidnappers at midnight last night. Mr. Lorenz phoned his wife from a call-box in a West Berlin suburb to tell
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    Body found
    20 1 A decomposed stillborn baby was recovered from a Beverage pool at a pumping station in Rlngwood Road yesterday.
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      22 1 INSIDE: 6 PAGES OF GCE RESULTS STOCK EXCHANGE P. 2 MONEYWORDS, WHAT'S OH, TIDES P. 4 WEATHER, CINEMAS P. 20 COMICS P.
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      125 1 For the best jeans shirts jackets AVAILABLE AT ALL AUTHORISED DEALERS m I w <+ <>■*£ "A. :f li jSjCS I*,* MUMMY, WHO ARE THEY? They are the Gods of Luck, Wealth and Long-life. They stand for the Secure and Good Life everyone yearns for. But yearning is not enough.
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      $600,000 new home for the destitute
      115 2 The Social Welfare Department will construct a new home for destltude persons in Yio Chu Kang. Under the development estimates presented to Parliament, the Government has allocated $600,000 for this project. The new home is needed to alleviate overcrowding in the existing homes and
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      $46.8m for 18 new schools
      472 2 By Teresa 00l The M i n 1 s try of Education will build nine new primary and nine secondary schools in several new satellite towns and housing estates at the cost of $46.8 million. Another $4 million will be used to acquire land for
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      Facts of life
      31 2 The Extramural Department, University of Singapore, will begin a 12-lecture course on Women and the Facts of Life at the Brunnel Hawes lecture theatre today, at 7.30 p.m.
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    • Article
      $9.6 mil for the police
      240 2 A total of $9.6 million has been earmarked for the modernisation and development of the Singapore Police Force under the main budget estimates announced on Monday. Of this. $4 8 million has been allocated for the improvements to existing police stations and for the setting
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      OUR ROADS
      13 2 Police reported 62 accidents yesterday. One was serious and none fatal.
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      ON THE 'CHANGE
      244 2 Renewed buying at the Stock Exchange of Singapore this morning, pushed share prices up on a broad front. Oalna of up to 10 cents were recorded by active finance stocks such as O.CJ3.C. and U.OJB. The only exception to the bullish trend apr tared to come from
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      Road safety
      16 2 A road safety exhibition will be held'at the Kuo Chuan Community Centre on Friday.
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      Distemper is serious
      392 2 Despite the vast progress made by scientists and veterinarians distemper remains the most serious and widespread disease in the dog world. The first attempt to tackle this disease can be said to have been launched In' January 1923 following a suggestion by Sir Federlck Hobday the principal
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      Tracy for adoption
      48 2 Tracy (above) lost her home when her owner left Singapore recently, and is now waiting for a new home. She Is antidistempered and spayed and makes a good watchdog. If you want to adopt her, call at the HFCA. 151 Orchard Road, or ring *****9.
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      French to invest in Singapore
      288 4  -  Plan to contribute expertise in technological fields By Nancy Koh French Industrialists are anxious to pour capital into Singapore and invest heavily in technological fields. This was disclosed by Mr. Pierre Sudreau, president of the French Committee for Exhibitions Abroad, who arrived yesterday with four
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    • Article
      Lock icon Unbeaten Lim in top spot
      102 4 LKA Lim Seng Hoo maintained his lead In the 10th National Chess Championship by beating Kwok Ah Soh last night. Seng Hoo has scored 64 points In seven rounds, followed by Terence Wong (6 pts.) who beat Llm Kok Ann. Both the leaders have not
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      Scaling it down...
      184 4 Student involvement in this year's National Day celebrations will be "scaled down to a minimum," according to the Ministry of Education. Except (or the full participation of uniformed contingents and bands, school* are not expected to provide cultural display Unlike previous years. v National Day on Aug.
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      Sick leave guide for principals
      361 4 School principals should only accept medical certificates issued by government doctors when their teachers are unable to report for work. The president of the Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, and several teachers said this would help to clear the doubts and
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      Gifts from schools
      57 4 The Ministry of Education has ruled that one mug and four toothbrushes can be given free of charge to every primary school pupil each year. Principals can use their school funds to buy these articles. They can also sell mugs or toothbrushes at cost Brice8 rice to
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      Art show for everyone
      56 4 The MP for Jalan Kayu, Mr. Hwang Soo Jin. will open the 27th Art For Everyone Exhibition, Jointly organised by the Ministry of Culture and the People's Association, at his constituents' community centre on Friday at 8 p.m. The exhibition will be open from 2.30 p.m.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      180 4 WHAT'S ON The French Trade Commissioner and the president of Sopexa will hold a RECEPTION at the Peacock Room. Ming Court Hotel, at 3 p.m. The NATIONAL MUSEUM at Stamford Road la open until 5 pjn. The Department of Extramural Studies of the University of SlngaKre will hold a 12iture
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    • Miscellaneous
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      56 4 midnight. The GOODWILL SHOP In the Singapore Council of Social Service premises, Penang Lane, Is open until 5.30 p.m. The PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY MUSEUM on Sentosa Is open until 5 p.m. NIGHT MARKETS are at: Aljunled Road, Changl Village, Hock San Village, Race Course Road, Still Road, Tanglln Road
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      540 4 Wedi tw. *1 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instuctions appear below Nome (Mr /Mrs /Miss) Address Tel: Cul along dotted tines CLUES FOR V-3 1. A student who asks a stupid question is opt to receive a look 2. Temporary shelters of canvas, etc 3. Will seixe
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Seni faces a bribe charge
      309 5 It may affect confidence vote Reuter Bangkok, Wednesday Corruption allegations against the Democrat Party of Thai Prime Minister Seni PramoJ surfaced last night, less than 48 hours before he faces a crucial confidence vote in Parliament. Mr. Klttlsak Srlampal, a former Democrat Party member, called
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      Lock icon Computer reminder
      59 5 United Press International San Francisco, Wednesday "HI. This Is your friendly computer again. Your account Is still past due. If payments are not made, I will have to refer this to a human." If you are overdue on your mastercharge at United California Bank, and already have been
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      Lock icon 20 drown in boat mishap
      54 5 United Press International Dacca, Wednesday A motor launch with 150 people aboard capsized during heavy seas on Monday In the Bay of Bengal and more than 20 passengers were believed drowned. A police ofllclal said yesterday the boat went down Just a few miles off
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      Lock icon Jackie's Dallas trip 'was out of guilt'
      166 5 Reuter New York, Wednesday Jacqueline Kennedy agreed to accompany her husband to Dallas where he was assassinated because she had been feeling guilty about a trip she made on a yacht owned by Aristotle Onassls, according to an excerpt from a diary about
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      Lock icon A $34,000m accord to help Iranians
      125 5 Reuter Washington, Wednesday—The United States and Iran yesterday signed what was described as the biggest ever economic agreement between two countries—a US$l5,OOO million ($34,500 million) pact designed to help Iran transform Itself into a major industrial and financial power. Virtually the entire sum, spread
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      Lock icon Rebels move closer...
      169 5 Reuter Phnom Penh, Wednesday—Rebel forces edged closer to the Phnom Penh Airport yesterday as the United States again escalated the size of its airlift to Cambodia, military sources said. Rebel rocket attacks continued for a 64th consecutive day against the besieged Cambodian capital, but casualties and damage
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      Lock icon 'Bid by West to cut oil price doomed'
      227 5 Reuter Algiers, Wednesday Algerian President Ho u a r i Boumedienne opened the OPEC summit conference here yesterday with a warning to the Western Industrialised countries that efforts to bring down oil prices by cutting consumption were doomed to failure. The warning
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      Lock icon Prof. who held strip classes
      132 5 United Press International Pomona, New Jersey, Wednesday Prof. Jack Barense, a Philosophy teacher In Stockton State College who conducted nude encounter sessions with his students, has not had his contract renewed. Mr. Woodword Thrombley, vice president of the College, said the school's board of directors
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      Lock icon The Odd Corner
      67 5 United Press International Denver, Wednesday The girls at the Towne Cinema say they want a Judge to order vice squad officers to stop undressing them for police station photography sessions. The entertainers said In a district court suit they were taken to the police station by officers
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      Lock icon Ban war by nature call
      132 5 United Press International Geneva, Wednesday.— United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldhelm yesterday urged the Geneva Disarmament Conference to act now on banning possible future environmental warfare including earthquakes, hurricanes and tidal waves. US President Gerald Ford, in a mesage to the conference as it opened
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      70 5 JACKET SHIRT LATEST 6V2OZ INDIGO DYED BLUE DENIM i LrT RHB 7 1 v r. f" t 12 to BENEFIT FROM OUR DISCOUNTED NETT AIRFARE FOR A SERVICE PEE OF SSI 5 FROM SINGAPORE OR BANGKOK TOII TOURS TO BANGKOK "THE LAND OF A THOUSAND SMILES" 111 TOURS TO LAOS
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  • OPINION
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      Hon's plan for recovery
      337 6 The budget presented by Mr Hon Sui Sen this week has to grapple with the realistic forecast that an economic upturn for Singapore is unlikely until much later in the year, given the unavoidable time-lag between reflation in the advanced countries and subsequent recovery in developing
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    • WHISPERS By ISPY
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        It's genuine
        37 6 The "Thieves Market" at Sungei Road does not only deal with second-hand goods but also antiques. A recent visitor spotted this item for sale: World War Two Japanese steel helmet with two genuine bullet holes.
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        Lunchtime jingles
        86 6 A popular restaurant in town has taken to interrupting their plped-ln music with commercials, selling products for which the owners are sole agents. Diners And themselves being persuaded to try Brand X icecream and sample Brand Y cheese in between Rain Drops are Falling on My Head and
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      On the average
      121 6  -  SANDRA JOY VAZ (Miss), Public Relations Officer, Public Utilities Board, Singapore, 6. I would like to Inform your correspondent Mark Wu (NN, 20.2.75) that the PUB commences billing for utility supplies from the day supplies are turned on irrespective of the date of actual occupation of the
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      Voices from the back
      320 6 r r 3 VOICE OF THE PRESS [SIN CHEW 1 JIT POH The back-benchers have done especially well In the debates on the President's policy speech. Not a few of them have, in the words of the MP for Kim Keat, Mr. Ong Teng Cheong, succeeded
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      A TIBETAN VOICES HIS THOUGHTS
      510 6  -  crzz WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON DICK WILSON A new book by a young Tibetan casts a shadow over the future of Chinese rule in Tibet. His name is Dawa Norbu, and his book is called Red Star Over Tibet. Dawa Norbu Is a quiet, serious,
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      The New World
      113 6  -  P.C. Seab General Manager, New World (1958) Pte. Ltd., Singapore, 1. I refer to your special feature on 22nd February 1975 describing New World as having lost its glamour and reeking of age. The writer is quite wrong to say that the New World has lost its
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      Not always available
      56 6  -  LIM HENG TOW Public Relations Officer, RTS, Singapore. 11. We refer to the letter from Bored-to-Death In the New Nation of Feb. 22. Coverages of Emmy and Academy Awards presentations are not always Internationally syndicated. If such pro- grammes are available to this territory, we shall be
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      2 6 MAIL BAG
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  • FEATURE
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      The option trap a lady walked into
      1881 7  -  BUVIKIS HOUSE Shock for housewife-in-a-hurry who got stuck with a home that was still on a five-year tenancy by 1 Lu Lin Reutens An eager young housewife, armed with a recent inheritance, answered an advertisement for the sale of a terrace house with
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      87 7 Visit our new "executive" branch at Ocean Building Ground Floor. rifln 'Ml 1 f A[)IN(. Ml rjsWf AH MOW TAILORS OUTFITTERS Gf Ground Floof Oce.in Building Shoppinq Centre Cotlyer Qu.iy Tel <)13'itC G 36 High Street Centre (Ground Floor) Tel i?44ot G 08/31 High Sired Centre Supreme House.(Ground Floor) Goodwood
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  • EDUCATIONAL BROADSHEET
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      Fear of the whole earth drying up is unfounded
      1436 8/17 New Nation today concludes its two-part series on DESERTS by focussing on the formation of new deserts through the loss of soil fertility from the land. The question of mass migration of people as a result of this change In land
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      AREAS WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED
      299 8/17 Deserts occur in predictable areas across the earth's surface. Dry climates in the tropics are c on c e ntrated between latitudes 15-30° and on the interior or western side of continents. In the middle latitudes, deserts occur in the deep interior of great land
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      Wind action leads to the rise of bold striking features
      666 8/17 Wind action is responsible for spectacular but subaerial features. The action can be seen operating in three ways within arid areas; by abrasion (action of wind blown sand against any feature), deflation (the removal by wind of loose material from
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      Water plays important part in the formation of various landscapes
      457 8/17 111 i 11 a lly, one would be led to believe that water plays very little part in the formation of desert landscape, for with water these areas would not be deserts. This, however, is far from the truth. No
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  • Page 8/17 Miscellaneous
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      242 8/17 NEW NATION CROSSWORD HI ACROSS 1 Wedge-shaped piece of leveling masonry 5 Cure 9 Fosters 14 Crescent-shaped figure 15 Radial bone 16 Acclaim 17 On any occasion 18 City on the Mo-selle 19 Assigned amount 20 Anything else of a similiar sort: Colloq. phrase 23 Tire 24 Whetstone 25 Easily
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  • Article
    ALL THE GCE RESULTS
    21717 9 Serangoon Garden Tech. (Boys and Girls), S'pore Chinese Girls, Sang Nila (Boys and Girls) SERANGOON GARDEN TECHNICAL SCHOOL (BOYS) Abdul Mutallb bin Abdul Rahman 1, Ahmad Slnwan bin Sallm 2, Alexander Anandharaj 2, Amaran bin Baharom 4, Ang Bee Kheng 1, Ang Beng Ann Tony 4,
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      244 9 65,000 reasons why you'll pass your examination this year! Yes, 65,000 reasons why you'll pass the HSC/MCE, GCE 'O/A' level examinations this year. Since 1952, Stamford College has had an outstanding record of 65,000 examination successes in the Cambridge course alone. This high record has remained constant because the Stamford
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      100 9 ST. FRANCIS GIRLS' SCHOOL (1960) 98, ST. FRANCIS ROAD, S'PORE., 12 TEL: ***** ONLY PRIVATE GIRLS SCHOOL IN SINGAPORE Prepares girls for the Ordinary Advanced levels of the General Certificate of Education Examinations. PRE-U SUBJECTS:General Paper, English Literature, Geography, History, Economics, Mathematics, Chinese. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:Pupils may continue to participate
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      25 10 FULL TIME AND PART TIME PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE AND RECEPTIONISTS COURSE FOR GIRLS COMMENCING 10 3-1975 PREMIER COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 208, QUEENSWAY SHOPPING CENTRE TEL *****6
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      15 11 TRAINING FOR CAREERS IN COMMERCE CONSULT PREMIER COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 208, QUEENSWAY SHOPPING CENTRE TEL: *****6
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      155 11 for the top at Secretarius !Rsn For the relatively short time Secretarius has been established it has gained an enviable reputation for being the most progressive secretarial school in the region. The expanding economy and influx of foreign capital into the area has created a greater need than ever before
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      26 12 FULL TIME AND PART TIME PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE AND RECEPTIONISTS COURSE FOR GIRLS COMMENCING 10 3 1975 PREMIER COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 208, QUEENSWAY SHOPPING CENTRE TEL *****6
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      205 13 STJ C Full-Time and Part-Time courses leading to Recognised Professional Qualifications ADMISSIONS 1975 ACCOUNTANCY The only lecognlasd centra in Singapore for ACA full-time •tucfcnts e Recognised full-time course for A.C A. (Certified Accountant's Exam) A.C.A./I.CMA/AI.A. (Part-time evenings) L.C.C./Centre Diploma in Accounting Li 2 SCV Business Administration e Marketing/Advertising/ Sal ei
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  • Special feature
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      A century of experience
      730 15 Australian display of refrigeration and airconditioning equipment March sth-7 th Two strangely contrasting factors have combined to give Australians over a century of experience in commercial re f r 1 g eration and cold room manufacture. Australia produces large surpluses of meat, fruit and dairy products
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      18 firms will take part in display
      539 16 Australian refrigeration and air conditioning equipment manufacturers Have been able to penetrate markets traditionally catered for by Europe and North America because Australia has been compelled to develop efficient and effective systems to meet its own geographically demanding conditions. Australian manufacturers learned how
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      76 15 ''5W5 a> /gl^ fT '(^•OMly' I FRAMLESS STRESS SKIN PREFABRICATED COLDROOMS by HUNT BAIRD INDUSTRIES BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA. Please call on us at our stand Australian Refrigeration Air Conditioning Equipment Display Singapore March 5-7, 1975 Kuala Lumpur March 19-21, 1975 ST? Represented by: TECHNICAL STRUCTURES (PTE) LTD. 5828 Woh Hup Complex
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      191 16 We soon (iM? the ate The effective dnst trappers. Viledon dry media filters for air conditioners clear the air with a high extraction efficiency and dust holding capacity greater than wet filters, and remain unaffected by adverse, humid conditions. The ideal wear reducers. Too much dust entering an air conditioner,
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      99 16 I MH Mwfler •7K?2c«uf Refrigeration Unit Coolers For normal Temperature applications. Extremely Thin Efficient Economical y m. Sole Agents in Singapore/Malaysia/Brunei Fob Refrigeration (Pte) Ltd, 3, Kinta Road, Singapore 8. Tel: *****12 52-A, Jin. Kebun Teh, Johore Bahru. Tel: 3524 42, Jin. San Peng, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****2 1. Buckingham
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  • PLEASURE
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      Kojak takes time off from telly to make a hit...
      185 18 The London pop charts are even more bizarre than usual this week with the meteoric rise to the top 10 of "If" by Telly Savalas. Savalas, one of the hottest actors around at the moment for his tough cop portrayal
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      ASH PUTS SOME EXTRA SPIN TO THIS DISC
      405 18  -  DISC BY JEAN LI WISHBONE ASH: THERE'S THE RUB (MCA): The cover of this LP shows a cricketer rubbing a cricket ball on his pants a curious practice among cricketers, apparently to give the ball extra spin. Hence the title. Wishbone Ash's
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      Baiting game of cats and mice
      636 18  -  By Violet Oon THE GAMBLER AND THE LADY starring Helmut Berger and Francoise Fabian. (LidoJ. The title suggests a skin flick and does th<> Aim less than Justice. But sex scene fans need not be disappointed. There are shapely girls galore dressed in the
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      74 18 for dining and exclusive cocktail parties Smorgasbord Lunch on Mondays Thursdays m Palm I Court unique wining.dining Italian by candlelight Ballroom Verandah exotic nightly a colourful Malayan Night Show with the famous 'Singapore Sling' a rr.us; for every tourist Tudor Bar happy hours Teresa Khoo at the piano on Thurs,
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  • Page 18 Miscellaneous
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      386 18 SINGAPORE (1) Mandy —Barry Manilow (3) Morning Side Of The Mountain Donny Marie Osmond (4) Boogie On Rejtrae Woman Stevie Wonder (2) Please Mr. Postman YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are an exceedingly clever Individual with a highly Intuitive nature. You know how to take
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    • Miscellaneous
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      179 18 Carpenters 5 (7) No. 9 Dream John Lennon 6 (5) Help Me Make II Thru The Night John Holt 7 (6) Only You— R'ngo Starr 8 (10) January Pilot 9 (8) Laughter In The Rain Neil Sedaka 10 Nightingale Carole King,,, By Courtesy of RedifTusion 1 (1) Make Me Smile
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  • TREND
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      Casual 'n' chic with batik
      232 19 A PLOWING evening dress In batik crepe de chine, a nifty batik sundress in polyester cotton, a dressy batik frock in acetate silk; a batik hostess gown in chiffon georgette these are some of the batik materials and fashions you can see in a series
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      A wonderful way with paper
      296 19  -  Shop Around -KARTINA Paper has graduated from its plain writing and wrapping days to sophisticated new styled purposes for everyday living. Unlike its previous disposable, throw-away image—among which was the much publicised paper underwear —it has now unfolded new possibilities of permanence. Paper is now
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      DRESS UP A BIRD FOR DINNER
      282 19 Cook-In You have some visitors from abroad whom you want to entertain with your home cooking. And you want to serve them something local and exotic. The Chicken In Coconut dish I came across at the Ooodwood Hotel seems to fit the bill. Cut
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      148 19 Electrobale solves waste disposal problems in minutes! In supermarkets... manufacturing plants...offices. r. m rr V F /r Electrobale can do the same job in 4 hours what it normally takes a labourer one week Compresses an average bale in only 6 minutes! No mess, no litter and completely hygienic. Handles
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  • FINANCE
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      Ford puts off plan
      158 20 Washington, Wednesday President Ford, seeking to end a serious clash of wlils with Congress, yesterday announced a 60-day postponement of part of his controversial programme Increasing tariffs on oil imports. But, refusing to bow to a congressional edict, he vetoed a Bill ordering him to iY>stpone
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      Lock icon TODAY
      138 20 United Press International TODAY is Wednesday, March 5. the 64th day of 1975 with 301 to follow THE MOON is approaching its new phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury and Mars. THE EVENING STARS are Saturn, Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign nf
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      Diesel plant
      104 20 Motoren Werke Mannhelm, one of the leading German manufacturers of marine and Industrial dlesel engines. Is in the process of setting up an assembly plant for dlesel generating sets here. According to the managing director of MWM Diesel Far East here, Mr. Q.P. Liesendahl, negotiations are now going
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    • Markets round the world
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        NEW YORK
        97 20 Yesterday's prices In US dollars followed I by the difference on the previous session's close: AT T. SI Beth Steel 30% Caterp. Tra. 67% +2% Chrysler 10% unch. Coca-Cola 73 1% Contl. Oil 45 Dow Chem 71 Vi 1% Dresser 474 DuPont 101% Exxon 78% Firestone 16% Ford
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        Dow Jones
        29 20 The Dow Jones closing averages yesterday: 30 Industrials 757.74 (up 4.61), 20 transport 168 02 (up 148). 15 utilities 80.30 (up 029). 65 stocks 240.63 (up 1.54).
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        TOKYO
        151 20 Closing prices (in yen) yesterday: AJInomoto 383 7 C. Hoh 450 2 Dowa Mining 173 2 Hitachi 163 3 Japan (Mall St. 301 7 Komatsu 306 3 Meljl Selka 288 4 Mltsul-Toatsu 159 3 Ohbayashl-Gum 250 3 Sharp 218 4 Sony 2440 40 Teljln 160 1 Toyota Motor 487
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        PARIS
        73 20 Closing prices (In francs) on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Parlbas 156.80 +1.50 Foncler 317.50 —.50 Prlntemps 82.50 +.40 COE 300 +3.80 Bull 37.50 +.50 Royal Dutch 148.80 —.30 Michelln 784 +12 Thomson 176 —2.40 CFP 123.80 +2.80 Rhone 126.20 +.40 Air 316 +2 BSN 475 +5 Philips 48.80 +.80
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        ZURICH
        84 20 This service Is from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices on the Zurich Stock Exchange: UBS 3060 20 SBC 540 2 Credit Suisse 2760 10 Swlfsali B. 455 22 Bwlss Relnsur. 2005 5 Winterthur B. 1700 50 Zurich Insur. 6600 50 Juvena B. 830 20 Nestle B. 2820
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        SYDNEY
        221 20 Closing prices at 11.30 a.m. (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange; Allstate 09 10 Beach 19 21 Bridge 11 12 Cleveland 36 39 Endeavour 10 11 FUnd 20c Opt 03 03% Inter Mln 06 OS Kambalda unq. Kath Inv 94 97 Kia Ora 16 20 Mid E Mln
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      Market report
      236 20 The tax hikes did not result In any steep decline in share prices at all, as some market observers feared. In fact, prices yesterday steadied in late morning after the opening bouts of nervous selling. Motor stocks opened lower. Cycle and Carriage, for instance, struck its first deal
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      130 20 takes the heat off with some really cool ideas Australia can cool it. Whatever the problem in refrigeration and air conditioning, look to Australia for an advanced solution. It's hot in Australia, and cooling equipment just has to be good. That's why Australia has developed the newest designs and effective
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      753 20 WORLD WEATHER Paris Showers, 5245F, 11-7 C. Headline: The OPEC summit meeting opens in Algiers. London Misty, sunny, chance of rain later, 52-46F, 13-BC. Headline: Five Land but still no Lorenz. Rio de Janeiro Clear, 95-70F, 35-21 C. Headline: Ford accepts Demo energy plan. Tokyo Sunny, 5239F, 11-4 C. Headline:
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      1631 21 20$ A yWORD, JU Ytar Strvfet WE ARC A SMALL HOUBEHOLO removal company. We cannot guarantee giving you the best of everything but we'll try our best. If you still like to give us a try, please ring *****5 and ask for Ahmad or Devan. CHOP THYE CHOON Hylam StrMt.
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      240 21 BIMBRO DAY/ NIOHT SERVICE. Any make. T.V. Refrldgerator/ Alrcondltloner. Moderate charges. Repair guaranteed. Tel: *****0. ELETRODEX T.V. SERVICING REPAIRS any make of television. Day/ Night Service. Phone *****5/ *****52. TROPICAL T.V. DAY/MIGHT REPAIR. Tel: *****2 all brands. Fair charges. Repair guaranteed LI NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (SINGAPORE) PTE. LIMITED. Tour
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      234 21 irrrrr 74 MERCEDES 230.* automatic alrcond., '73 Mercedes 200 alrcond., '71 Masda Capella 1800 alrcond., '70 Morris 130U OT, '06 Mercedes 200 alrcond.. Nam Choon Hang, 174, Albert Street, Tel: *****5 *****9. "AUTOMAC" CAR AIR-CONDITIONER Original Brackets for all types of Japanese Cars. We also undertake to service all other
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      Lock icon Spaniards trounce Poles 4-1
      401 22 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Spain, the European champions, weathered an early challenge before subduing Poland 4-1 In this Group 1 World Cup hockey match at Jalan Panta! this morning. The hard running Polish side began Impressively when they put in defence for long spells. However Spain settled
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      Lock icon Rudy has tough opener
      444 22 Men's doubles can be an All-Indonesian affair Reuter London, Wednesday Seven times men's champion Rudy Hartono of Indonesia was yesterday named Joint top seed for the All-England badminton championships opening at Wembley here on March 19. Hartono. going for his eighth consecutive title In the tournament,
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      Barrington's new book is well worth reading
      747 22  -  SQUASH RACKETS bv Eric Cooper A welcome addition to the squash player's library Is the latest book by six times British open champion Jonah Barrlngton. "Harrington on Squash," published by Stanley Paul of London, it is perhaps one of the most authoritative books
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      Harom shows ability in 3f gallop
      320 23  -  By BLUE PETER Prelude (George Podmore) and Snowflake II (apprentice M- Masruhen) did a good workout at Buklt Timah this morning. Sprinting from the 4f, the two greys ran the last 3f in 37. The, going was good. Newcomer Harom II showed ability In
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      SASA CHIEF PRAISES THE FUND-RAISERS
      350 23 Singapore Amateur Swimming Association president Chan Chee Seng yesterday paid tribute to his fund-raising committee for a "Job well done" last year. Mr. Chan, who is also senior parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, said: "Although swimmers have always brought home Che most
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      Lock icon Big blow to Pakistan
      377 23 Reuter Karachi, Wednesday Pakistan's hopes of forcing victory in the second cricket Test against the West Indies here suffered a blow yesterday when their new batting hero Waslm Raja was forced to drop out through Injury. Waslm Injured an ankle while bowling on Monday and an
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      Lock icon Lethargic Police crash in Blacks' festival
      233 23 Police have only themselves to blame for losing 4-0 to Charlie Company Two In the second round of the Blacks 10-a-slde rugby festival at Farrer Park yesterday. The policemen dominated the match but showed lack of determination and hard running as the Charlie Company
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      Police win
      26 23 A goal by Police's Til Bahadur gave his team a 1-0 win over Spiders In a friendly soccer game at the Police Academy yesterday.
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      Lock icon Fulham held scoreless by Millwall
      135 23 Reuter London, Wednesday. Fulham, who meet First United on Saturday for a Uslted on Saturday for a place In the semi-finals of the English Football Association Cup, were held to a scoreless draw at home last n'ght In a Second Division League match against lowlyplaced
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      Champion injured
      77 23 Buenos Aires, Wednesday Victor Gallndes of Argentina, the World Boxing Association lightheavy weight champion, has asked for a 15-day postponement of his title fight against South Afrl can Pierre Fourle In Johannesburg on March 15. Gallndez. 26. who was to fly to South Africa yesterday for the bout,
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      98 23 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom H£ w UF6 MO mi, FELLA 1 M HN>AW v -^T/AMPHEUVBDTDK F?l eou^r mi M IV Ik SHORT RIBS WMV DON'T >OU TRY TO GET A JO6, INSTEAD OP SITTINGAROUND COLLECTING WELFARE? NORBERT I 1388 ...eur /utf idokout *25,000 R3UCV AWDHwr^ooooorr 6M V9&G LWcfc
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    Lock icon Lost kid
    204 24 —I —tl word Ms Dick West When conventional remedies proved Ineffective, President Ford began to suspect that some of America's economic Ills were psychosomatic. So he sent for a psychiatrist. The shrink, a Dr. Fltzunstartz, established that the seeds of this trauma were planted In Infancy. When the
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    48 24 MEI LIN: Isn't the soccer fever high .enough without the FAS trying to bring it higher by wanting to stage an ASEAN tournament? AH FOOK: In football, as in any other games, I'm afraid there's no such thing as having too much of the good stuff.
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      113 24 Scotland at its best Bonnie Prince Charlie's personal liqueur. Presented to his loyal henchman MacKinnon of Skye in heartfelt gratitude for loyal service during the fierce battle for the English throne in 1745. The battle was lost but great history was about to be made. For 'tis the same MacKinnon
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      940 24 AND TV RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 O P E N I N G ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by TATATAN M1NGGUAN (M) 3-30 DIARY OF EVENTS <M> 3.35 LOVE IS A MANY SFLENDOUEED THING 3.55 PERSEMBAHAN KU (M) (r): A light musical programme featuring Zalnab Idrus 4.10 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4.50 INTERMISSION 6.00 OPENING
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      40 24 Show of the day-. THE (8.35 over Channel 5 in colour): When a trucking company, suspected of mob ties, attempts to eliminate its competitors by hijacking and arson, the F.B.I, enters the case. Tonight's episode: A Piece Of The Action.
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