New Nation, 20 March 1975

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    18 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Thursday March 20, 1975 No. 1285 Price 20 cents M.C.(P) 489/75 THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1975
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  • Article
    JAIL —for those ads that mislead
    249 1  -  By Rav. K. Dhaliwal Anyone who makes false or misleading trade descriptions in advert isements is liable to be fined up to $10,000 or jailed for up to two years, or receive both penalties, under the Consumer Protection (Trade DescriDtion and Safety) Requirements Bill
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon THE GOAL THAT DAZZLED THEM
    77 1 A SPLIT second after this hopeless Malaysian Armed Forces situation, Mohammed Nob's (not in picture) short hook finds the winning 2-1 coal for Singapore Malays in the Sultan's Gold Cup secondleg semi-final at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Five Forces flayers, Including fallen goalkeeper Anuar Sayutl, are
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    Lock icon Doctor shows off his twin success
    107 1 These "before" and "after" pictures show the results of a historic operation: The separation of Siamese twins joined at the skull. The operation was an eight-month secret. The girls, Sophie and Sonia, were separated last July when they were four weeks old. But the
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  • LOCAL NEWS
    • Article
      CHECKING THOSE INSURANCE AGENTS
      222 2 The Ll/e Insurance Association has formed a committee to look Into the possible registration of all Insurance agents. This was disclosed by Mr. N. N. Handa, newlyelected president of the association, in an Interview with New Nation. The committee Is headed by him and has two
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      OUR ROADS
      10 2 Police reported 72 accidents yesterday. Four were serious.
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      Have a heart for the feeble...
      213 2  -  Jaywalking: Young, old may be exempted By Bharathi Mohan The Government may exempt children and those above 60 years old from being punished for jaywalking. According to sources, students who flout the law may be reprimanded through their principals, for a first offence, while
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    • Article, Illustration
      Showa Maru in drydock
      222 2 Jurong Shipyard yesterday received one of It* largest customers Into Its No. 2 drydock—the Showa Maru which spilled Into International headlines when It ran aground off Pulau Bukom on Jan. 6. At noon, on a high tide the 237,000-tonne Japanese supertanker was slowly towed towards the
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    • Article
      ON THE 'CHANGE
      196 2 Erratic and mixed trading prevailed at the Stock Exchange of Singapore during the first trading session. Most prices opened higher. BUSINESS DONE: First Section S. Darby (7) 3.70, (17) 3.72, (1) 3.74, (12) 3.68. Sett: (5) 3.74, (7) 3.68. U. Engineers (2) 2.75, (6) 2 78, (1)
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    • Article
      Rating for teachers
      327 3 New guidelines by Ministry School teach ers with too many ratings of "neutral" and "disagree" in their confidential reports, will not be considered for confirmation or crossing of the efficiency bar. In a circular to all schools, the Ministry of Education advised principals, supervisors and reporting officers
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    • Article
      Two in line for chess title
      127 3  -  L.K.A. With two more rounds to go In the 10th Anniversary Republic of Singapore National Chess Championship, it is clear that the title will be won by either Lim Seng Hoo or Terence Wong who now share the lead. On Tuesday night, Seng Hoo
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    • Article
      Chairman
      18 3 Mr. Philip Soh Yeok Khoon has been elected chairman of the Kim Seng Community Centre youth group.
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    • Article
      COURSES A 'MUST'
      267 3 The Ministry of Education la likely to introduce compulsory Inservice courses for all serving teachers soon. Plans are also being finalised to enable outstanding teachers to do undergraduate degree courses overseas. The ministry intends to award credits to teachers who attend in-service courses. Under this system. a
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      495 2 NEW NATION TEL: *****1. Win two tickets to the Merd«ka Cup semi-finals and final, two SI A return air tickets to Kuala Lumpur and four nights at The Regent of Kuala Lumpur. All you have to do is enter this simple contest select the side which will represent Singapore in
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      225 3 25 YEARS OF TECHNOLOGICAL EXCELLENCE IN A SANYO COLOUR T.V. Sanyo's vast knowledge in IC technology and related technological developments have been channelled into the production of their Colour T.V sets. Made specially for Singapore's colour transmission system (PAL Color System) the vivid life-like colours received on Sanyo's newly developed
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      196 3 HSHM The National Museum will screen extra shows on 100 YEARS OF FOOTBALL at 1.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. at Its premises. Tickets are free and can be obtained from the office during normal working hours. The Hwa Hun Art Society's annual EXHIBITION will be officially declared open at 5.30
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    • Miscellaneous
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      59 3 Today: 3.48 p.m. (2.1 m). Tomorrow: 3.14 a.m. (2.6 m), 5.27 p.m. (1.9 m). Saturday: 4.20 a.m. (2.4 m), 7.49 p.m. (2.0 m). Sunday: 6 a.m. (2.3 m), 8.52 p.m. (2.2 m). Monday: 7.46 p.m. (2.5 m), 9.31 p.m. (2.4 m). Tuesday: 8.55 a.m. (2.7 m), 10.05 p.m. (2.6 m).
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  • WORLD NEWS
    • Article, Illustration
      Teenage drunks
      344 4 12,000 alcoholics in Singapore Fifty per cent, of chronic alcohol addicts in Singapore started to drink in their teens the Singapore Medical Association's sixth medical convention was told on T u e s day night. Prof. Khoo Oon Teik said: "The alcohol problem is no less prevalent and
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      Film show
      38 4 The Boys' Brigade Bth Singapore Company will hold a charity film show of The Oreatest Story Ever Told, at Olobe Theatre on March 28 at 9 a.m. Proceeds will go towards Its education and general funds.
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      S-h-a-m-e! Kids in clap trap
      566 4 Prostitution is responsible for 95 per cent of all venereal infections in Singapore and youths are playing a major role in the resurgence of syphilis or gonorrhoea. Records from the Middle Road Hospital show that some boys as young as 14 are already suffering from
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      Prizes by Metro
      44 4 Metro Holding Limited will donate prizes worth $2000 In clothes to winners of the Miss Singapore Charity Queen quest. The contest Is organised by the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore. The queen and runner-up will be given free trips to Australia.
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      Lock icon TODAY
      128 4 United Press International TODAY Is Thursday, March 20, the 79th day of 1975 with 286 to follow. THE MOON is in the final quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury and Mars. THE EVENING STARS are Venus, Saturn and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of
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      Lock icon Advance of Reds sparks exodus
      358 5 250,000 flee towns in Central Highlands Reuter Saigon, Thursday Hundreds of thousands of refugees poured along jungle roads out of the Central Highlands of South Vietnam yesterday in the face of advancing communist forces. About a quarter of a million people were reported heading towards
      Reuter  -  358 words
    • Article
      Lock icon '10 ATTACHES IN BRITAIN ARE CIA MEN' CHARGE
      181 5 Reuter London, Thursday Members of the ruling Labour Party In the British Parliament last night named 10 attaches at the American Embassy as members of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and demanded their Immediate expulsion unless the allegation Is disproved. An embassy
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      Lock icon Millionaire who starved to death
      171 5 United Press International Tokyo, Thursday. An unidentified Japanese millionaire died of malnutrition at his palatial Osaka home because he spent little money on food and believed hospitals were too expensive. The 51-year-old man owned nearly *****,000 worth of real estate and stock certificates totalling more
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      Lock icon 'No force' pledge by Sadat
      172 5 UPI, Reuter Cairo, Thursday Egypt last night gave an implicit promise that it would not use force against Israel as long as any new troop disengagement agreement was in force. It was contained in an Egyptian government statement issued on the eve of Dr. Henry
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      Lock icon The Odd Corner
      100 5 United Press International London, Thursday.—Daphne Vernon, 18, was understandably enraged when she saw her boy friend's car parked In front of another girl's house. She decided to move It around the corner to give him a theft scare. Miss Vernon drove the car over the curb, hit
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      93 4 Welcome to Hock Swee Leong at Plaza Stngapura Educational toys Dolls cuddly animals Play Toys, Rifles/Guns Bicycles.children and adults 3 Mfc ~ii SKI I Y m\ T ncycles Exercise bicycles Racing bicycles Paddle battery-operated cars ~-<U. ,m» s Games Baby cot Prams/Walker Nursery ware furniture .•i r. iL._ Lti t
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      186 4 WORLD WEATHER Hong Kong Cloudy, 75-73F, 24-23 C. Headline: Free poll for Macao. Seoul Cloudy, 5445F, 13-7 C. Manila Partly cloudy, 91-70F, 33-21 C. Headline: Five Aquino witnesses threatened. Bangkok Cloudy, 95-76F, 35-24 C. Kuala Lumpur Cloudy, 90-73F, 32-23 C. Sydney Cloudy, 8870F, 31-21 C. Mos o w Bright, 39-32F,
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      181 5 gives you more space LwNi mm: imßm MBbaaSs#-^ XJ' 7 -iw pbt; >j» j V f iW 2£L-« w W i m/ s». More usable space than otherl,oookg. vans. Here are some other outstanding features: Different body styles to meet every need. Large doors for easy access. Low road tax.
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lock icon Longer life span
      735 6  -  EUROPE More will live to 65 years in developing nations due to social and medical gains From William Tuohy The Los Angeles Times In the next 25 years, human life expectancy at birth in the United States and Europe should approach 80 years. And by the end
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      Lock icon Special diet to keep fats in cattle down
      416 6  -  U.s. From Bruce Hicks United Press International A California physician says sheep, beef and dairy cattle can t>e fed a special diet to free them of saturated fats, which in large amounts are believed to raise human cholesterol levels and in turn
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      120 6 People's Park Complex SWING INN TRADING CO. Specialise in thr latest trend of T-Shirts Vor Ladies Children. Basement 65, People's Park Centre, Upper Cross Street, Singapore 1. Tel: ***** it b x RED PEACH TRADING CO. WE ARE DEALERS IN VARIETIES OF BATIK SHIRTS, HONGKONG KNITTED T— SHIRTS ETC. 257,
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      533 6 Cut out and pin with other coupons Posting instuctions oppear below Name (Mr./ Mrs /Miss) Address Tel: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW Cut along dotted lines CLUES FOR X -4 1. Run at full speed 2. You'd expect a doctor to know more about than ordinary people
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      212 7 Xltcndif Co, WE DEAL IN JOFA ICE SKATING SHOES A ALL ICE SKATING VARIETIES, WHOLESALE I RETAIL. JOFA varieties of shoes a garMENTS FOR GENTS I LADIES 243. 2nd FLOOR PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE 101, UPPER CROSS ST. S PORE. 1. TEL: ***** AVAILABLE AT DENMARK SHOES CO. 251, 2ND FLOOR,
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      114 7 soft&harri MEMBER OF THE CONTACT LENS SOCIETY ENGLAND CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONER ISOLCOS (LONDON) OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS Natural Contact Lens Centre HI. :>n.| I" I'll.!" IVupl,-- I'.llk < r> Up,),. 1 Cross ST.'.' Singapore 1 Tel. 5****** BEE WAH TEXTILES For a wide range of textiles materials at competetive prices, Please call
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      79 7 gjgggggggggggEngggggggEijg 61 I The Emporium that is centrally-located in the city for your shopping delight! 1 i S3 4 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. Business Hours 10.00am-10.00pm 'dA. ii i iMM |BI UK W&rTvm VjkJZA* ?> >3 35 a V a ii A great variety of genuine Chinese goods, arts
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  • People's Park Centre
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      The kids' share...
      409 7 DO not know what K has happened to the dark pants and white shirt generation which was so much the object of my envy years ago. These days it is alj most impossible to I see anyone in a white shirt, formal gather- ings apart. Nowadays it
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  • OPINION
    • Article
      Saigon—the noose tightens
      351 8 History seems to be repeating itself in South Vietnam. Like the Tet offensive of 1968, the current aggressive push by the Vietcong and North Vietnamese forces is once again forcing the Saigon forces to give up control of the rural areas so as to protect the urban
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    • WHISPERS By ISPY
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        Different views
        62 8 Once a civil servant, always a civil servant. We had lunch the other day at the 27th floor of the Ocean Building, which commands a panoramic view of Singapore's water front. As each guest arrived, exclamations of "Wow, what a fantastic view!" were heard. Came the turn of
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        Standing in front
        67 8 A rather observant reader has written In with a $300,000 poser for the Police. He wants to know why police guards always stand In front of goldsmiths' shops, waiting for someone to poke a revolver Into their ribs instead of standing safely behind the rear counters where
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      A RACE AGAINST A MERCEDES
      553 8  -  THURSDAY WITH PAKIR SINGH PAKIR SINGH Clouds, as large as continents, voyaged near the evening sun. The sky, a permanent dome, seemed to be knit invisibly with the earth. I felt like a cockroach scurrying around desperately among edibles on a plate protected by a
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      Shattering menace
      105 8  -  CONCERNED, Many motorists complain that it is a traumatic experience driving behind lorries overloaded with granite. A motorist friend told me of one such Incident not long ago, while he was driving along Buklt Tlmah Road. A stone suddenly flew from a lorry ahead of him and landed
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      The 9th course
      110 8  -  NO BISQUE, It amazes me that in land-hungry Singapore we can afford still another golf course—this time In Jurong. It is galling too to note that 65 hectares of precious land are being set aside for the enloyment of an elite minority. One wonders how many of
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      Paying for passes
      77 8  -  BROKE, I am a full-time Preunlverslty One student at a private college and I wonder If I may purchase the special $12 bus concession cards given to Polytechnic students. 81nce the Singapore Bus Service does not supply private students with bus passes the least It can do
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      Lock icon Dublin gives the nod
      294 8 World HCommentlJ The (London) Times The conclusion of the Dublin conference was a historic moment for Britain and for Europe. It was never realistic to expect that every detail of the demands would be met. But at a time when Britain was severely trying the patience
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      8 8 WRITE T| TRE MEN MUM, LOCKED MS 15.
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      52 8 HIGH POTENCY VITAMIN E tfirvela Juvela rejuvenates the heart and blood vessels and ensures a smooth blood circulation which keeps you healthy and energetic. Maintain your health and energy with Juvela. Eitai Pt«. Ltd., 114-A Newton Court, S'por® 11. T.I: *****1. Eiui Co. Ltd. Tokyo. Japan. Obtainable from all pharmacies
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  • FEATURE
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      Bloodsucker locked up for two years
      268 9 The police were not without their share of successes against the mobsters. In April 1949, for example, a young, well-built Teochew, described as a "bloodsucker" and the head of a secret society, was sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Third District
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      GANGLAND BLAMED
      509 9 A very large percentage of serious crime in Singapore In 1948 was attributed to members of unlawful c r 1 m inal secret societies. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. RE. FOulger, pointed this out in his annual report for the year. Mr. Foulger said that that was the
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      Young monk with lots of fire power caught
      188 9  -  i»v Pakir Singh A 24-year-old Buddhist monk who said he had renounced the world was sentenced to five years rigorous imprisonment by Justice Taylor in January 1949. He was found in possession of 554 rounds of rifle ammunition while riding in a
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      119 9 o ARIAGEL on wheels aircon. It can be stalled EASILY and QUICKLY, in fact, no holes and plumblings are required either in the win -dows or in the wqjls. It ventilates, filters, cook the air with a very HlG Vtwhich composed of a cabinet ON WHEELS, placed inside the room,
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      46 9 Outstanding Features for an Outstanding Watch! TITONI SjoC ce Stcr LATEST FROM SWITZERLAND 28.800 vibrations, the practical beat for absolute precision. Split Level dial. Scratch-resistant, Rugged ly-buitt. Stylish. Waterproof Rotomatic. 25 jewels. Day Date calendar. m Va 'n 0\ the watch Switzerland takes pride to produce
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  • FINANCE
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      Enplas to set up $1.2 m factory
      227 10 Precision products Another Japanese company is to set up shop here. It is the Enplas Corporation, commonly known as Daiichi Seiko, manufacturers of specialised precision plastic and mechanical components. The local factory will produce such parts for the elect r on i c
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      Market report
      231 10 Share prices at the Singapore stock market yesterday recovered most of the ground lost on Tuesday when fresh buying returned to the trading door. The opening was marked by sellers dominating tbe scene. In fact virtually all traded stocks fell during the first trading session, the only exception
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      Lock icon $471 m BOOST TO U.S. FOOD AID
      234 10 Reuter Washington, Thursday The Senate yesterday voted to Increase food aid for needy countries to US$45O million ($990 million) nearly double that approved by the House of Representatives. The action came as the Senate moved to- wards a final vote later in the
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    • Markets round the world
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        NEW YORK
        165 10 New York, Thursday— The stock market, continuing to feel profittaking pressures, closed lower for the second consecutive session yesterday in moderately active trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Turnover amounted to 19,030,000 shares, down sharply from the 29,180,000 traded on Tuesday, the ninth busiest day in NYSE
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        Dow Jones
        35 10 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 769.48 (off 9.93). 20 transport 165.44 (off 0.57). 15 utilities 78.09 (Off 0.83). 65 stocks 240 89 (off 2.47).
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        TOKYO
        187 10 Share prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange drifted lower in aimless trading with the Dow Jones average off 19.08 points. T.B.E. new index: 311.78 0.38 down). T.S.E. 225 stocks average: 4,274.38 <19.08 down). Volume: 130 mil. Closing prices In yen at the Tokyo Stock Exchange yesterday r AJlnomoto 398
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        SYDNEY
        128 10 Closing prices at 11.30 ajn. (Australian time) today at the Svdney Stock Exchange: Allstate 07 10 Beach 21 22 Bridge 11 12 Cleveland 30 33 Endeavour 15 17 FUnd 20C Opt 03 03 Inter Mln 04 05 Kambalda unq. Kath Inv 88 nil Kla Cra 15 19 Mid E
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        PARIS
        76 10 Closing prices In francs on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Partbas 167.50 +3 Ponder 346 —4 Prlntemps 90.60 —2.30 COE 319 —6.50 Bull 37.10 —.40 Hoyal Dutch 147.30 —2.20 Mlchelln 1060 -f30 Thomson 205 50 —.50 CFP 128 —2.50 Rhone 140 —1 Air 348 —.50 BSN 579 +34 Philips 45
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        ZURICH
        78 10 Zurich Stock Exchange closing prices yesterday: UBS B 3160 io UBS R. 420 7 SBC 523 9 Credit Suisse 2840ex —100 Swissair B. 498 1 Swiss Relnsur. 2080 10 Wlnterthur B. 1920 30 Zurich Insur. C700 75 Juvena B. 965 55 Nestle B 3010 25 Interfood B. 2400 50
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      Lock icon Oil: IMF short of loan target
      129 10 Reuter Washington, Thursday. The International Monetary Fund has so far been unable to reach the U556,200 million ($13,640 million) target for its special loan facility to help oil consumer countries in trouble with heavy oil bills. Monetary sources here said IMF managing director Johannes
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      251 10 Sea Sound SPECIAL OFFER. COMMEMORATING THE OPENING OF THE NEW HI-FI DEMONSTRATION ROOM IN MEZZANINE .FLOOR 2 UNIQUE HARMAN-KARDON/LEAK PACKAGES AT SPECIAL PRICES. harman/kardon am fm stereo receivers Harman/Kardon Modal 930 AM FM stereo recover I* tha first racaivar with twin powar supply. Its electrffying sound still captivatas and thare
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  • Japan machinery show
    • New Nation presentation
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        Boost for light industries
        395 11 The Japan Machinery Show opens today at the Victoria Memorial Hall. And for the next six days, over 1000 machinery items will be on display from 12 noon to 8 p.m. daily. The 41 manufacturers and dealers from four Japanese cities Kyoto, Osaka, Sakai and Kobe
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        City with 3200 factories
        190 12 Sakal is a highly developed industrial city with a population of 730,000 J,t has more than 3,200 actorles, 87,000 workers and its Industrial products worth a total of Sslo,ooo million. Its main industries are steel, machinery, nonferrous metals, textile, food and chemical Including key industries of
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        From anchor to cutlery
        156 12 A full list of the exhibits follows: Steering gear, anchor, wood working lathe, wood circular, cutting machine perpo rated sheet (plate;. Asbestos, transbag, brand automatic lathe, high speed cutting machine, marine cable, lighting fixtures, high frequency welder, plastics Injection molding machines, rubberized cloth, synthetic leather P.V.C.
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        Kobe is 800 years old
        143 13 Kobe Is the largest port city In the Orient with a population of 1.34 millions In an area of 539 square kilometres. It has a verdant background of the Rokko mountain range to the north and Is facing the blue waters of Seto Inland Sea
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        'Water City' of Osaka
        102 13 The city of Osaka, which has developed on the delta or Yodo river and is called "Water* City," has been Incessantly making advance as Important Industrial city and a business nerve centre. Osaka with a population of 2.8 million in an area of 206 square kilometers
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        Kyoto-a trade, cultural centre
        88 14 Kyoto was a political, economical and cultural centre of Japan from 794 to 1867 A.D. Today Kyoto is developing as an Industrial city importing the high quality and all sorts of products from traditional craftworks to modern Industrial products, and as a cultural and tourist city
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        The exhibitors...
        419 14 Following are some of the exhibitors and their product lines with the display booth number in bracket. MA TSUI COMMERCIAL CO. LTD. (Booth No. 1). Ship's machineries, Hydraulic machineries, Marine engines. SHIMPO INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD. (Booth No. 2). Wood working lathe, Wood circular cutting machine. MINAGUCHI BEARING MFG.
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      52 11 SPECIALISTS IN ALL MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT COMPLETE WITH SERVICE FACILITIES Roller Conveyor 111 v V Ball Transfers Welcome to our pavilion at THE JAPAN MACHINERY SHOW March 20 25, 1975 JOHN CHEN ENGINEERING SERVICE A SUBSIDIARY OF JOHN CHEN (PTE) LTD. B LITTLE ROAD, OFF PAYA LEBAR PD., SINGAPORE 10.
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      177 12 E uuur*; Lii SS UL:«v, 4 5rtttirfTt, ri R *Y K! SHOWA SARGENT which utilizes a new concept in cylinder construction can't be copied and picks won't work Ranges obtainable under the following series:SM, SS, SZ, SD, SH. The extraordinary Shown Sargent Maximum Security System is revolutionizing the entire world
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      48 12 oVx i <>. j A;sTi<>>. t -*VSTTO'. _-V?>; *vsT£d fens 2 WITH BEST COMPLIMENTS TO HORI TRADING .CO. LTD OSAKA, JAPAN on the occasion of their participation in THE JAPAN MACHINERY SHOW From 20.3.75 to 25.3.75 B J-| i-iia ti.^i JL -II TYPE WINCH WINDLASS P T©^Y TRADING COMPANY
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      94 13 I k I sTlk> |*U S3 i*o' 1 ■■^TTTO' •VJT* .•V*T*V'! •M*TT.C S •vTTlv?'.:/ 1 >, V7I x f* J?' &*K A' .Ui; V-< s sear 11.11 1 J. I rrx KS r. I V/^SiiW«) Hydraulic Steering Equipment Capstans, Winchas A Windlaiies Mi] Light A Radio Buoys Anchor Chain c*a
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      213 14 #hI fsS§ "HANAWA" BRAND REAGENTS, FINE CHEMICALS, CATALYSTS, FOOD ADDITIVES, SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, ETC. HAYASHI PURE CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES. LTD OSAKA. JAPAN Talax No. 822-2822 HAYASI J. Ftcloiy Representitivi for Smgipoit Mtltysis 4M* OVERSEAS INTERNATIONAL CO., (PTE.) LTD. 76 Orchard Rd S port 9 Tri: 371 168 379 577 *****4 Taki
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      56 14 With Best Wishes for Total Success to the Japan Machinery Show Qy MITUTOYO PRECISION MEASURING INSTRUMENTS Produced by the largest manufacturer of Precision Measuring Tools in the world. Digit Height Gages e HJ Dual Reading w Avery wide range selectable. Sole Agents for Singapore Malaysia: Region Suppliers Dl 6-18. Maritime
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  • TREND
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      When a woman gives up her job for baby
      789 15  -  A GROWING number of mothers have had to give up their careers because of amah problems. Some are reluctant housewives, waiting only for the day when they can go back to work while others find unexpected fulfilment as a homemaker. Whatever
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      Lock icon A 'CRAFTY' FIND
      179 15  -  F 1 DECOR IDEAS B.L. KHOO With a little stretch of the imagination you can not only s-t-r-e-t-c-h your dollars when it comes to buying things to decorate your home but pick up some marvellous buys. Now, I'm not talking about that exquisite ceramic vase that you
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      Those times when she is resentful
      225 15 "THERE are times when I feel a little unhappy being a housewife," said Val Chan who used to be a nurse. She gave up her job when she became pregnant. "Those are the t'.mes when my baby son is especially difficult or when I
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      325 16 MANDARIN HEALTH CENTRE Mandarin Hotel, 3rd floor. Massage/ Steambath/ Facial. *****0/*****1 ext. 750(8'pore). CALLING INDIVIDUAL, HOUSEWIVES, BUSINESSMEN. We Are Tradlng-In All Kinds Of Products, Example Sports/ Office Equipments, Household Products, Etc. Send Us Your Details, International Shopping Agency, P.O. Box 3815, S'pore., 1. OCT RB SUITS evtav day or TUITION
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      Intuition II steps out like winner
      361 17 From BLUE PETER Ipoh, Thursday Intuition II (Terry Lucas) went like a winner here this morning, accompanied by stablemate Arabian Gold (Rod Allan). The five-year-old bv Sovereign Edition did 3f in 361/5 hard held. The going was good. Newcomer Mathles' Road II (Rod Staples)
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      314 17 SATURDAY KACE ONE: 2.00 CI. 6 Div. 3 8 l/2f: Rousseau Star, City Status, Perfect, Super Kat, Georgy Porgy. RACE TWO: 2.35 CI. 2 Div. 4 6f: Master Day, Achilles 11. RACE THREE: 3.05 CI. 2 Div. 3 6f: L'Arc de Triomphe 11, Arabian Cold, Kuala Lipis. KACE FOUR:
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      Fatty Ali takes a break
      185 17 A far cry from the heavyweight champion of the world? But It la THE man himself world heavyweight champion Muhammad All taking a break during his workout last Sunday at the Cleveland Coliseum in Richfield. Ohio, In preparation for his bout with Chuck Wepner on
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      Gogi wins fifth-leg
      99 17 London, Thursday. Gogi Alauddln earned the £500 first prize In the fifth leg of the International Grand Prix squash series when he beat fellow Pakistani H1 d d y Jehan 9-4, 9-5, 9-1 in the final here last night. Geoff Hunt of Australia had a walkover against
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      1339 17 Saturday Cl. 2 Div. 1 6f Taurus 9.00 S Libertad 8.10 5 Barrow Boy 8.08 3 Hallmark 8.07 Indian Rebel 8.07 Plying Scott 8 06 13 Bryales 8.03 14 Janda Balk 8.03 10 Real Natural 8.02 I Spectrum 8.02 11 Mallane 8.02 12 Make
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      Lock icon Hartono gets hard fight from Hansen
      402 18 Reuter London, Thursday The key players in the singles events moved through the first two rounds at the All-E ngl.and b a d m 1 nton championships at Wembley yesterday though three seeded Indonesians were eliminated. In the men's singles. Christian, a finalist two
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      Thomson now fit
      69 18 Sy d ney, Thursday Australian fast "bowler Jeff Thomson has been cleared by a medical specialist for the Australian cricket tour of England starting in May. Thomson Injured hir. arm while playing tennis on the rest day of the fifth Test against England In Adelaide. He said
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      Lock icon Winning pair in Pro-am
      125 18 The winning combination of the Pro-am tournament, Stewart Oinn, the Australian professional (left) and local 18 handlcapper Bast i n e D'Cruz of Seletar, who returned a nine-under par-63 to win by two strokes from Taiwanese Hsu Chi San and S. P. Loh at the SICC
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      Lock icon 'S. Africa will NOT be invited to Montreal'
      258 18 Reuter Montreal, Thursday— The organising committee for the 1976 Olympics anno unced that South Africa will not be Invited to participate in pre-Olypmlc competition this summer. The committee's direc-tor-general. Roger Rousseau, said yesterday that the committee would respect the boycott of South
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      China tour
      36 18 Manila, Thursday China have Invited a water polo team from the Philippines for a series of goodwill matches In June, Informed sources said here yesterday. The Invitation vas sent through the Philippine Foreign office.
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      Lock icon 'Go-slow' is Malays' key to final
      754 19 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday It came as a surprise yesterday that Singapore M a 1 a ys could canter into final of the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition. Vv hat seemed like a lifeless, listless performance by the Singapore was actually application of the most
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      Bremner strikes
      318 19 London, Thursday. The champions of England, France and West Germany last night Joined Barcelona in the semifinals of the European football Cup after second leg quarter-finals which ran largely according to form. In Brussels, England's Leeds United first held then widened the 3-0 margin they took over Anderlecht
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      Liverpool drop a point away
      149 19 London, Thursday Liverpool lost vital ground In their challenge for the English soccer league title when they dropped a point In a 1-1 draw away to relegationthreatened Leicester City last night. Welsh International John Toshack put Liverpool ahead in the 36th minute. But the Merseyslde
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      Zualfy—not just luck...
      214 19 Zualfy Syed Abdullah, 26, an accounts clerk, has always been a staunch supporter of the Singapore soccer team. So, It was not Just luck that won him two tickets to the Merdeka tournament In Kuala Lumpur. Zualfy was hardly surprised when told of his win at his
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      Koreans win 1-0
      70 19 Bangkok, Thursday. South Korea beat South Vietnam 1-0 In their Asian Cup Oroup Four football tournament match here yesterday. The deciding goal came in the both minute off a combined goal charge by the Koreans. In a resulting goalmouth skirmish, centre half Cho Young Joong fired In
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      302 17 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 "Arma vlrumque 5 Something that counteracts 13 Members of a Jury 14 Boxing match 16 Mountain nymph 17 Fortitude 18 Interfere (with) 20 Newspaper Items 21 Cowardly lion actor 22 am as, am at 23 Talk, mod style 25 French article 27 A measure In
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      319 18 JS3X3 IT'S ALIVE. An eerie drama which begins simply enough by a woman being brought to the hospital by her husband for the birth of their baby. CaPitol: 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.30. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN: The scene shifts to South East Asia as Bond (Roger Moore) tracks
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    Fasten those packs of cigarettes...
    397 20  -  II Dick West Despite health warnings on the packages, cigarette sales continue to Increase. The tobacco habit is so deeply ingrained in our society that sales probably would continue brisk even with skull-and-crossbones on the packs. This sounds more like a problem for a top
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    51 20 AH FOOK: I am a little ashamed of the Hongkong film industry. Like the West, they cater to the lowest instincts of cinemagoers first with a lot of gore, now they are using whores. MEI LIN: Don't worry. Our censors are quick to react. Give them a few
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      978 20 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by SEVEN GENERATIONS OF LOVE, with Chinese subtitles: Wang SherPerng and Chleh Yul Llan (r) A Mandarin serialised opera starring Ivy Ling Po and Lee Shuen 4.05 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1.45 INTERMISSION 6.10 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by ADVENTURES OF RUPERT BEAR 6.20 CONSUMERS' GUIDE (E/M)
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      35 20 Show of the day... KUNG FU (7.50 over Channel Five). In this episode, Battle Hymn, helps a widow to locate hidden treasure despite all the d 1 f f 1 c u 1 ties involved.
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      284 20 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN on this date, you are basically a moody peri>on with a great deal of artistic temperament. TOMORROW... ARIES (March 21Aprll 19) Routine matters come to routine conclusions today as you go about the business of closing deals and bringing projects to a
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