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Title Section16 1971-01-23 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE, Saturday evening, January 23, 1971 No. 6 Price 15 cents ■\K\v\ i vno\|16 words
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Article51 1971-01-23 1 MELBOURNE TEST Australia Ist innings 493 (for nine wickets decl.) England Ist innings BOYCOTT c Red path b Thomson 12 LUCKHURST notout 64 COWDBBT e and b Gleeson 13 EDRICH c Marsh b Thomson 9 D'OLTVEIRA not oat 14 Extras 5 Total 117 (for 3 wickets) Rain stopped51 words
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Article49 1971-01-23 1 New Nation today goes to the Philippines. Copies of today's issue are specially presented to delegates to the 1971 P.A.T.A. Conference in Manila. New Nation has been flown by courtesy of Malaysia-Singa-pore Airlines and will be specially delivered to each delegate by the Hyatt International Corporation.49 words
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355 1971-01-23 1 New Nation Foreign Service Phnom Penh, Saturday Viet Cong guerrillas are continuing attacks around Phnom Penh to-! day and Cambodian forces are on the alert for more raids on the capital. Thousands of refugees from villages in nearby areas are still streaming into theNew Nation Foreign Service - 355 words
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Article257 1971-01-23 1 Reuter Melbourne, Saturday The Malaysian Government has asked that four Malaysian Chinese Students at Monash University here return home. The students were sponsored by the Malaysian Government to study at the university under the Colombo Plan but all have since paid off their bonds andReuter - 257 words
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Article, Illustration351 1971-01-23 1 President's broadside on way home: 'I want to give him enough rope to hang himself' Colombo, feiturday Zambia's President Kenneth Kaunda said here last night he wanted to give the British .Prime Minister, Mr. Edward Heath, "sufficient rope to hang himself" on the arms-for-South Africa351 words
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Article205 1971-01-23 1 It was almost back to normal in Singapore this morning as the huge dismantling process began after the ending last night of the 31-na-tion Commonwealth Heads of State Conference. From dawn this morning workers at the Conference Hall and the Press Centre began removing flags, potted205 words
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Article, Illustration406 1971-01-23 1 United Press International Washington, Saturday President Nixon last night called for a US$lOO million commitment. to find a cure for cancer. In his state-of-the-union message delivered before a Joint session of the 02nd Congress, he said: "America has long been the wealthiest nation in theUnited Press International - 406 words
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Article31 1971-01-23 1 A mobile policeman, Levin Wee, lost his right arm when his motorcycle skidded and landed in a drain at Anderson Bridge early this morning. He was admitted to hospital.31 words
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Article70 1971-01-23 1 The United States and Singapore have signed a new four-year pact voluntarily limiting Singapore's cotton textile exports to 44.85 million square yards for 1971. The agreement was signed this week in Washington by Mr Julius Katz, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, and Dr. E.70 words
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Article58 1971-01-23 1 New York, Saturday. The New York Stock Exchange- moved sharply higher yesterday on record trading volume. The turnover of 21,680,000 shares was the highest in exchange history, surpassing the 21,351,000 shares traded on June 13, 1968. The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 6.50 points at58 words
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Article64 1971-01-23 1 Jakarta, Saturday.—A secret military trial has been started here of Major General Hartono, assistant to the Army Chief, on charges of smuggling submachine guns to Blafra during the Nigerian civil war. The trial, by the Supreme Military Tribunal, was held at the army headquarters in closed64 words
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Article67 1971-01-23 1 Warsaw, Saturday The Communist Party organisation for the Baltic port of Gdansk yesterday dismissed Its secretary for propaganda "In connection with the need to strengthen party work," the official new* agency PAP reported. A plenary session of the Voivodshlp (provincial) party committee relieved Mr. Jerzy Hajer of67 words
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Article, Illustration240 1971-01-23 1 Blue Peter - By Blue Peter Kuala Lumpur, Saturday Several newcomers were ireely tipped on the course this morning and I shall not be surprised if a few of them make the grade first time out. The going is very good. NEGRINSKY and ROVING EYES are both240 words
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Advertisement29 1971-01-23 1 in prizes For the best choice of a 10-course Chinese dinner Full details of > this easy contest MONDAY! SATURgMY REVIEW Books, arts, cinema, chess, bridge, hobbies ITS ALL INSIDE29 words
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Advertisement68 1971-01-23 1 Track whisper... DAX Race One JOVIAL Race Six Madam X forecast... RACE EIGHT No Compromise, Tok Senonoh By Popular Demand! Robinsoo's proudly presents an exquisite collection of Jewellery fay LAURENCE GRAFF, the Famous London Jeweller. For one week only 18-26 th Jan 1971. Don't miss this glittering opportunity 0 r68 words
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Article, Illustration359 1971-01-23 2 Four topics for discussion Much soul searching is going on in the Singapore Teachers' Union which is organising a Modernisation Seminar to be held at the Singapore Conference Hall February 20 to 22. The theme will be the role of the teacher In nation-building. There359 words
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Article190 1971-01-23 2 Union leaders of MSA's 4000 employees plan to meet next week to take a tougher stand against the airline's reply to their one-month bonus claim. A senior official of one of unions involved said today that the management's attitude had always been "the matter190 words
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214 1971-01-23 2 A poolside "Singapore Night" is expected to be a highlight of this year's Pacific Area Travel Association conference in Manila. Singapore's 40 delegates to the five-day conference will host the event at the InterContinental Hotel—the conference venue on Tuesday night. Mr. Raymond Huang, the214 words
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Article543 1971-01-23 2 Cracker shortage hits traditional celebration This Chinese New Year the Year of the Pig and synonymous to prosperity for businessmen is not going to go off with much of a bang. Reason: 16 big importers of crackers and fire works are not importing any543 words
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Article78 1971-01-23 2 Local and foreign executives practising in Singapore have enrolled for four management courses which will be run by the Singapore Institute of Management next month. The institute's director, Mr. Lim Chew Swee, said that up to 30 executives could be taken In for each course. Bookings are still78 words
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Article, Illustration142 1971-01-23 2 An old piece of art just cannot fit into a modern home nowadays. Especially when your antique is a kingsize bed seven feet square. Businessman, Mr. Chow Sen Foh, 41, found this to be quite a problem and has decided to sell the bed and142 words
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Article64 1971-01-23 2 The vice-president of Grant Advertising International in Singapore, Mr. Jimmy McMullan, said today the agency's world-wide operation was to be extended in London. He said the agency's London office had bought the Bonner Hodgson Advertising Agency which had an annual billing of more than $7%64 words
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Article, Illustration85 1971-01-23 2 YMCA centre open The Chinese YMCA health centre has attracted some high-po-wered executives since it was opened a few days ago. These "weighty" people have been quick to make good use of the excellent facilities offered for a small annual fee of $l5O. The $60,000 centre85 words
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Article61 1971-01-23 2 A pedestrian, Ong Yeo Choy, 66, died in the Outram Road General Hospital after he was knocked down by a van at Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim yesterday afternoon. A cyclist died on arrival at the hospital after he was knocked down by a car at Syed Alwi61 words
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Article44 1971-01-23 2 Today was a day of rest and relaxation for many of the 300 foreign correspondents who have been covering the Commonwealth of State conference. At* the invitation of the Government they were making a long and leisurely cruise round Singapore harbour.44 words
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Miscellaneous166 1971-01-23 2 What's on in town Mr. Lim Joo Hock, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour, will present certificates to successful participants of Training Within Industry courses at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. The staff of Nippon Paint (S*pore) Pte. Ltd., will hold their annual dinner at 8 pjn. at the166 words
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Miscellaneous111 1971-01-23 2 Weather Temperatures in world capitals yesterday: Jakarta 90-80. Kuala Lumpur 92-69. Bangkok 90-71. Hong Kong 63-54. Manila 86-67. Taipei 57-50. Seoul 37-23. Tokyo 55-42. Naha 55-52. London 45-41 Paris 48-41 Moscow 36-34 Washington 42-35 San Francisco 62-39 Sydney 72-62 Singapore Singapore weather forcast from noon to 6 p.m.. Isolated showers.111 words
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THE WORLD
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284 1971-01-23 3 Mrs. Meir says Israel can't accept proposals Tel Aviv, Saturday If Israel accepted all the Arab plans for peace it would lead to another war > in the Middle East, the Israeli Prime Minister, Mrs. Golda Meir, said yesterday. In an interview with the284 words
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157 1971-01-23 3 United Press International Beirut, Saturday Lebanon has completed plans for a ground to-air missile system along its border with Israel, according to Arabic language newspaper An Nahar. The newspaper is published by the former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Information and Education, Mr.United Press International - 157 words
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Article38 1971-01-23 3 Jakarta, Saturday. A 37-man Japanese economic mission is expected here next Wednesday to study investment prospects in Indonesia. The mission will consist of Japanese banking experts and government officials concerned with overseas finance and economic affairs.38 words
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Article195 1971-01-23 3 Reuter Detriot, Saturday A young Negro wielding a hatchet has forced a Boeing 727 jet with 60 people on board to take off from Detroit for Suba. The hijacker at first demanded to be taken to Algeria but changed his mind when told by theReuter - 195 words
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Article149 1971-01-23 3 Reuter Cairo, Saturday An Ethiopian Airlines DC-3 plane hijacked to Khartoum yesterday while on a local flight landed at Cairo Airport last night, the Middle East News Agency reported. The plane, hijacked to Khartoum yesterday while on a domestic flight in Ethiopia, was earlier reportedReuter - 149 words
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289 1971-01-23 3 Reuter Johannesburg, Saturday Cathedral bells pealed over Johannesburg yesterday in a protest by Anglicans against the detention of Dean of Johannesburg by security police. Meanwhile, the British embassy in Pretoria announced it had been granted consular access to the dean, the Very ReverendReuter - 289 words
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Article86 1971-01-23 3 New York, Saturday. Pakistan has complained to the United Nation that India is attempting to suppress all political activity In the disputed State of Kashmir and Jammu. In a letter to the president of the Security Council, Pakistan's UN representative Agha Shahi said that by prohibiting86 words
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Article, Illustration149 1971-01-23 3 General flees from Taiwan United Press International Tokyo, Saturday Nationalist China's General Sun Li-Jen, who was once put under house arrest for years because of his subordinabortive coup against President Chiang Kai-Shek,, has escaped from Taiwan, according to the Japanese newspaper Mainichi. Malnichi, quoting reliable information sourcesUnited Press International - 149 words
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Article, Illustration68 1971-01-23 3 Firemen smashed through a triple-locked door at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, yesterday to rescue actress Susan Hayward from a 9th floor balcony after fire broke out in the star's luxury flat. The 51-year-old actress escaped unhurt. She told reporters afterwards "the apartment was wrecked, but nothing valuable68 words
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Article, Illustration280 1971-01-23 3 Army alert for demonstration United Press International Manila, Saturday President Marcos conferred with his political and military advisers in a rare meeting of the National Security Council yesterday amid growing fears of violence in next Monday's anti-gov-ernment demonstration. Troops in Manila and outlying provincesUnited Press International - 280 words
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206 1971-01-23 3 United Press International Honolulu, Saturday Evetything is ready on remote Johnston Island for the arrival later today of the first 150 tons of mustard gas from Okinawa, according to an army spokesman. About 50 trained military and civilian longshoremen were brought to theUnited Press International - 206 words
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Article232 1971-01-23 3 Reuter Palermo, Saturday Rescue ships and aircraft yesterday scoured rough seas off Sardinia for 16 men still missing from the 39-man international crew of the big Liberian tanker Universe Patriot which caught fire and exploded on Thursday night during a storm. Ships yesterday picked upReuter - 232 words
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203 1971-01-23 3 Reuter Washington, Saturday The United States Army has dropped all charges, including murder, against* four soldiers alleged to have been involved in the My Lai massacre two years ago. The Pentagon said the General court martial convening authority, Lieutenant General Albert Connor,Reuter - 203 words
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Article92 1971-01-23 3 United Press International Hong Kong, Saturday A multi-million dollar contract for the construction of two container berths in Kowloon has been signed by a Japanese construction company and two container firms. The HK$llO million contract was signed by the President of Nishimatsu Construction Co., Ltd.,United Press International - 92 words
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456 1971-01-23 4 Siva Choy - with Siva Choy Smiemw with Siva Choy I came to the conclusion that my platoon sergeant was a good man when he shoved a copy of National Pioneer at me and said: "I've been asked to give it to you; what you do456 words
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Article, Illustration382 1971-01-23 4 Most of us never faotice the many unintentionally humorous shop signs in Singapore. Walking through the city with a camera this morning. I found myself chuckling after almost every block. SRI MAN G ALAMBIKA LUNCH HOME, read a sign outside a vegetarian restaurant382 words
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Article, Illustration495 1971-01-23 4 Ow Wei Mei - (MMMBffl ON SINGAPORE Airport...the place for leaving, arriving, waiting, watching or may be even changing baby WORDS Ow Wei Mei ON THE AIRPORT road to see off a good friend who is leaving at 8 p.m. I step on the gas after passing the whiteletteredPICTURES Steven Lee - 495 words
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Article, Illustration252 1971-01-23 5 Watch out! This man is a killer... of snakes, toads and other crawly things. Mr. Leong Yu Lam, 28, rises early In the morning and goes to the Smith Street market In Chinatown, displaying his "wares" of live pythons, Iguanas, turtles, pigeons, bats, anteaters monkeys,252 words
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Article171 1971-01-23 5 For 21-year-old Jean Abideen, selling satay may be a big change from her usual secretarial job but she doesn't mind. She will help publicise Singapore's national dish to tourist leaders at the Pacific Area Travel Association's conference in Manila next week. But she is no stranger to171 words
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Article260 1971-01-23 6 Of late we have been experiencing an exhilarating influx of distinguished visitors. Perhaps the Commonwealth Conference has blinded us to all but the politically distinguished. Casting our eyes in the direction of the University of Singapore, we note the presence in the past few days260 words
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Article, Illustration670 1971-01-23 6 AL SHAHAB - AL SHAHAB I wish I could step up to a friendly intelligent looking dog and get his frank opinion about a few matters. Because dogs certainly aren't getting a good deal from the authorities. There used to be a time when670 words
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Letters
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Article181 1971-01-23 6 A hearty vote of thanks to Mei Lin (on your Back Page yesterday). As a nonChinese I have to admit to a resentment of these traditional occasions when our ears are blasted .on the altar of other people's beliefs. v How many Singaporean Chinese, I wonder,181 words
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Article171 1971-01-23 6 S. DA COSTA - S. DA COSTA May I express through your columns a word of praise for Mr. Heath? Like many others, I did not look forward to his performance at the Commonwealth Conference. Like many others, I would prefer Britain not to sell arms to South Africa—for Britain's171 words
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Article86 1971-01-23 6 What an Incredible waste of time for everyone the Commonwealth Heads of Government conference turned out to be! How 31 Prime Ministers, Presidents and senior Cabinet Ministers can justify the spending of nine solid days jawing about something which was beyond their collective power to decide86 words
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Article228 1971-01-23 6 D. RAGE - D. RAGE Mr. Jackie Sam exaggerated when he wrote on Thursday that he rang every doctor in town and was unsuccessful in persuading any to make a 4 house call. Perhaps I am fortunate in having a family doctor who always appeared in less than an228 words
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Article153 1971-01-23 6 T. KRISHNAN - T. KRISHNAN I admire your approach to regional affairs, and commend the choice of foreign comment and background which -you have made in your first week. May I make a plea, however, for more news and analysis of our two Closest neighbours, namely Indonesia and Malaysia? Through your153 words
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Article106 1971-01-23 6 Gone are the days—thank God—of cracker and "rocket" warfare. I remember having actually dodged "rockets" some years back when I visited a friend living in a HDB flat during the New Year season. Cracker-firing not only »*>llutes the air but the deafening noise is a major106 words
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Article80 1971-01-23 6 If Ah Fook (on Thursday's Back Page) wants a Commonwealth flag, then I can suggest one. It would consist of a white kangaroo on a black Heath with a surround of red and yellow Africans. The flag would normally, fo course, be flown upside down in order80 words
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869 1971-01-23 6 Pakir Singh - By Pakir Singh By New Nation writer In an off-the.record statement some years back, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said he would not worry about the University of Singapore if it was headed by one of869 words
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SATURDAY REVIEW
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Article, Illustration2101 1971-01-23 7 The bold experiment Mr. Lee's model island where they do 1 deliver the goods LIKE spontaneous fire from rotting hay, student power in Asia kindled from corruption* the corruption of a dream. In the eyes of cheated youth, the bright post-war prpmise of a brave2,101 words
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650 1971-01-23 7 Leonard Rayner - Concluding New Nation's Special best-seller serialisation By Leonard Rayner The Commonwealth needs an economically sound Britain, and the Commonwealth without Britain is meaningless. It would seem logical then that Simonstownand mag for South Africa should take second650 words
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Article, Illustration860 1971-01-23 9 Sun, sport and pretty English girls ROAD FROM SINGAPORE, by Diana Norman Hodder and Stoughton, Aust. price $4.90. GORDON HAWKINS IF YOU were white and an officer, Singapore in the summer of 1941 was an attractive place. It offered unlimited sun and sport, some of the finest860 words
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Article640 1971-01-23 9 Soekarno Co. The men who made a nation HISTORY OF INDONESIA IN THE 20th CENTURY by Bernard Dahm. Pall Mall Press, 321 pages> 63/-. S. PAKIR THIS STUDY on Indonesian history by Bernard Dahm stimulates a mixed reaction. While it is very readable and is often infused with a measure640 words
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Article, Illustration895 1971-01-23 9 All sorts of men, all kinds of countries PROFILES FROM THE NEW ASIA by Albert Roland. Macmiilan. 184 pages, A.54.95. ALEX JOSEY ALBERT ROLAND lives in America, spent five years in Manila, and visited other places in Asia, including Singapore. He felt that five years895 words
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Article, Illustration397 1971-01-23 9 Josey tells how It happened DEMOCRACY IN SINGAPORE by Alex Josey. Donald Moore for Asia Press, 104 pages, $5.75. PANG CHENG LIAN FEW PEOPLE would question Alex Josey's knowledge and understanding of Singapore politics, particularly of the PAP leadership. And Democracy in Singapore, the 1970 ByElections, will not397 words
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Article, Illustration1395 1971-01-23 10 v. Somerset Manghatn, remembered by a <Bae!ple i COMPLETE SHORT STORIES OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM, Vols 1, 2, 3 and 4. Washington Square Press. U.S. 75c. each. MUARRAH GATTIS "WHEN AN AUTHOR of renown dies," wrote Somerset Maugham in Points of View, "obituaries are published: in1,395 words
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Article, Illustration954 1971-01-23 10 Let's wave the flag, but not too high THE SUEZ AFFAIR by Hugh Thomas. Pelican, 253 pages, 6/-. NASSER'S EGYPT by Peter Mansfield. Penguin African Library, 254 pages, 6/-. DOUGLAS BRASS IF ONE HEALTHY THING could be said to have come out of the Suez fiasco of954 words
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Article647 1971-01-23 11 EDGAR KOH - GONE ARE THE SUPER PRODUCTIONS CINEMA EDGAR KOH Singapore last year imported more than 5.000 miles of celluloid ranging from Bmm filmlets to 70 mm supercinerama extralength features. The total cost was $5 million. Hong Kong headed the list of suppliers -with 2,000,000 feet worth a647 words
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Article556 1971-01-23 11 MERRY ANDREW - CLAVIER WORK FEATURED THEATRE MERRY ANDREW Music lovers and, in particular Bach enthusiasts, who have been fortunate in obtaining tickets. for Rosalyn Tureck's recital at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow will be hearing this world- famous Bach interpreter play five of the Preludes and Fugues from The Well-Tempered Clavier,556 words
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Article306 1971-01-23 11 SIVA CHOY - VARIED FARE AT EXHIBITION BY LOCAL ARTISTS ART SIVA CHOY How refreshing to attend an exhibition of local art and be spared seeing stylised, traditional batik art the sort of colourful, meaningless stuff we've been seeing enough of in our commercial art galleries. Apart from Seah306 words
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Article550 1971-01-23 14 LI PO - A CHAMPAGNE LUNCH FOOD DRINK LI PO Sijigapore at last has a reasonable supply of fresh lobster, spiny lobster or crayfish that is not the fabulous Northern lobster or Homard of the great French cuisine. We still don't have enough to go round but they can be found550 words
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Article, Illustration587 1971-01-23 14 VARIED AND COLOURFUL STAMPS PHILATELIST Singapore philately is as varied and colourful as those of other territories many times her size and with longer histories. The serious philatelist will find ample opportunities for research into postal history and the history of stamp production in the Singapore587 words
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Article746 1971-01-23 14 ANDREW EE - WHEN SINGAPORE'S TAN BEAT A GRANDMASTER CHESS ANDREW EE Grandmasters are fair game for every chess enthusiast. All over the world chess fans and fanatics (and there are only these two categories into which the initiated fall) dream of beating this small elite group of experts. More746 words
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Article, Illustration576 1971-01-23 14 E.P.C. COTTER - THE FINESSE TOO SOON BRIDGE E.P.C. COTTER When the opponents reach a contract of three no trumps by uncontested bidding, a double by the partner of the opening leader asks for a lead through dummy's bid suit. Let us look at two hands from recent pairs events. Here576 words
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Advertisement87 1971-01-23 9 BIGGER SHOPPING HOURS! emporium(PTE)ltd. 30-1 RAFFLES PIACE. SINGAPORE 1. TELM2S44 (S'LINIS) EMPORIUM (1969) PTE.HHTED Ist Fla*r. INTERNATIONAL BUILDING.ORCHARD ROAOL SINGAPORE TEI 37WtI emporium(PTE)ttd. •I*7l NIGH STREET. SINGAPORE f. TEl 3t2322(t* LINES) HOURS: J HOURS: J HOURS: 9.45 am.- 930 pm I 9.30 am.—loLpm. J ICUm.- IQ.pm. We have a wide87 words
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Advertisement272 1971-01-23 10 MY CAT Her st roof, spongy famd body lay snugly on my bp. Her luge lemon-grey eyes gazed intensely on my bee. I would soothe her velvet head And tell ha I law her. Then she would doee her eyes And gjwe a delighted and satisfied purr. MOSQUITOES Lilting their272 words
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Article, Illustration1383 1971-01-23 12 ANIL BHATIA SURVEYS THE SCENE AND URGES, AMONG OTHERS, THE DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE MARKETS Singapore, Saturday Textilemen are "concerned but confident" that the textile Industry in Singapore will be able to meet the challenge of possible U.S. quotas and British tariff barriers.1,383 words
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Article235 1971-01-23 12 NEW YORK TURNOVER OF 21,680,000 SHARES United Press International NEW YORK, Sat.—A total of 21,680,000 shares changed hands yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange the heaviest dally turnover in history. The total topped the previous high of 21,350,000 shares on June 13, 1968. It cappedUnited Press International - 235 words
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379 1971-01-23 13 COMPANY PROFILE—BY VIZIER United Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings Berhad was incorporated In Malaysia in August, 1970, as a holding company for the United Motor Works Group of .Companies operating in Malaysia. The public issue of 2.5 mil. lion ordinary shares of379 words
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Article498 1971-01-23 13 BY OUR MARKET CORRESPONDENT The opening of this week saw an extension of Friday's firm trading in industrial counters, but closed on an easier note with 10 counters up, 41 down and 29 unchanged. The market, reacting sensitively to mixed sentiment influenced by economic considerations, saw alternate bouts498 words
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Article1030 1971-01-23 13 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS AN analysis of yesterday's closing prices: INDUSTRIALS 1970-71 1 wL 4 wks. Closing Price last Divid. P/E TurnHigh Low ago ago Stock Buyers Sellers Sale Yield Ratio Over 4.50 2.60 2.90 2.68 Allied Chocolate 2.80 2.92 2.901,030 words
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Article177 1971-01-23 13 Allied Ctaem Alcoa «„i? Am Brandi Am Can nam. AT T A 4 P Anaconda Avon Pd Beth steel Caterp Trac Chry»ler Coca-Cola a*Zz Control Data Corn Q1 Wks Dow Chem DuPont E Kodak Fed Dept Stra Ford Mot Gen Dynam Gen Elec Gen Foods General Mot Gen177 words
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Article57 1971-01-23 13 U>NDON, Sat—Britain's chief Common Market entry negotiator has warned Members of Parliament that entry failure would bring bitterness and troubles far greater than the transient problems of —ftm Mr. OeolTrey Rippon was speaking on Thursday at the end of a two-day House of Commons debate on the" Common57 words
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Advertisement468 1971-01-23 13 }"(?-*/?+,`,]'&~+/+.~+&@;+`<[/| ES Opportunities tuc permanent careen tn Uie glngapur* Armed Forces are now available. Vacancies exist In the:-. infantry and Bapport Am: Maritime Command; Air Defence Command, and Other Servicea. 2 Xerms of Service. Slther permanent regulai service unui reuremeni service for specified period 3. Qualifications. (a) Applicants must ue468 words
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Advertisement318 1971-01-23 13 Esso MARKETING DEPARTMENT has vacancies for QUALIFICATIONS Position A.—Applicants must AND DESIRED possess University degree in EXPERIENCE: Economics, Commerce or Business Administration. They should be between the ages of 24 and 30 years. Two years business experience in marketing desirable but not essential. Position B.—Applicants must possess the Higher School318 words
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Advertisement34 1971-01-23 14 EVERYONE WANTS NEW NATION e y n •II e it or write to New Natkxi Locked Bag 15,6P0, Singapore leaving your name and address. We'll do the rest •JtJ k Singapore's only evening paper.34 words
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Article, Illustration322 1971-01-23 15 WATER SPORT Tomorrow, what is regarded one of the biggest dinghy races in the world will get under way at 4.30 ajn. A total of 139 dinghies will compete in the annual Roun d-the-lsland race which starts at the Tengah Yacht Club on the westernAli Yusof took the picture - 322 words
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278 1971-01-23 15 Singapore Rugby Union plans to introduce its first-ever national league which will be different to the soccer and hockey leagues. SRU secretary, Mr. Neil Altken said: "We are now getting to the stage where we have produced a framework for the league. "We are278 words
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Article116 1971-01-23 15 Milwaukee, Saturday. Top seed Billie Jean King and No. 2 seed Rosemary Casals scored easy victories yesterday to advance into the quarter-finals of the Virginia Slims women's professional tennis tournament here. Mrs. King scored a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Kerry Melville of Australia while Miss116 words
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Article28 1971-01-23 15 Hobart, Saturday. The Danish yacht Maj.-Britt, sailed by Axel Holm, today won the first heat of the world dragon class yachting championship on the Derwent river.28 words
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Article732 1971-01-23 15 SONNY YAP - Milil with SONNY YAP More students are now taking up hockey even though it means playing at "sixes and sevens" during the district hockey festival last week. According to schools' officials and convenors, this faster version of the game —the six-a-side for boys and seven-a-side for732 words
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Article27 1971-01-23 15 London, Saturday —Last night's scheduled third division English soccer matches between Fulhan and Bristol Rovers and Shrewsbury Brighton have been postponed because of waterlogged pitches.27 words
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Advertisement69 1971-01-23 15 «ili V TOHATSU Oiribxin! Mo/on come and see our latest SEA HAWK TYPE BIBA 12HP Dependable Silent Durable Sole Distributors: BIN SENG STORE 23 Penhos Rood, Singapore, 8 Tel: ***** 8i *****. The Compact, Strilllg Lightweight, streamlined power! lyilß MANY MODELS A VAILABLE: IiHP 4HP 6HP HEP ISHP 25HP 33HP69 words
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Miscellaneous465 1971-01-23 15 New Nation Crossword No. 6 ACROSS 1 Suffix forming nouns from verbs. 5 —Minister. 10 Israeli seaport. 14 Shoulder of a paved road. 15 Common talk. 16 Hebrew ceremonial item. 17 Signal on a radar apparatus. 18 Silly. 19 Pith sun helmet: Var. 20 England, in poetry. 22 National strength.465 words
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Miscellaneous408 1971-01-23 15 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you have been gifted with tremendous amounts of energy and determination. Tour will power should be sufficient always to carry you through dlfficullties even of lengthy duration. Tou do not enjoy working entirely on your own and for your own408 words
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Article716 1971-01-23 16 She's speedy and well weighted From Blue Peter in Kuala Lumpur No Compromise is hard to beat the Class 4 Division 4—6f handicap (Race 8) at Kuala Lumpur today. This Natural Bid mare is all speed. She made a promising debut at Bukit Timah last October when716 words
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Article177 1971-01-23 16 BLUE PETER SCRUTINEER MR. ED MAKUDA EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY Kmc l DAX Ace of Diamonds A.O. DIAMONDS Gestapo DAX Loving Eyes A.O. DIAMONDS Gestapo A.O. DIAMONDS Daz JANGAN LUPA Undefeated But JULINDA Siti Lawa PAPATOL Jnlinda JULINDA Zarook ZAROOK Papatol JULINDA Magic Ring ZAROOK Julinda Race 1 BONA177 words
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Article1721 1971-01-23 16 GOING FORECAST: Good 2.0 CLASS 4 DiV. 7 6F ■UuSuUi ($6,500 $4,550 to winner) 1 ***** SIMBA a (Sing) Tan 6 9.0 (d 6 +l4) F Lm 11 2 09 WORTHWHILE (HC Tan) RS Breukelen 3 S.ll (d 4 -2) Asuwadl 4 3 4 ACS OP DIAMONDS1,721 words
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Article, Illustration517 1971-01-23 16 Scrutineer - By Scrutineer Sir Knight will make a strong bid to win the class 1 division 1 9f (race 5) at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. I give him a first rate chance. A winning performance tomorrow will assure him of a berth in next Simday's517 words
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Article69 1971-01-23 16 Monte Carlo, Saturday.— The 1971 Monte Carlo Motor Rally started yesterday with 26 competitors setting out from Oslo, to be followed last night by drivers from nine other starting points throughout Europe. Heavy overnight snow in the mountains of southern France promised a difficult drive in69 words
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Article46 1971-01-23 16 Williamina, Oregon Saturday. A Japanese Cultural Exchange wrestling team beat a team from four Oregon communities. 10-0. last night. The Japanese, who are on a tour of Oregon, had five pins. Included in the Oregon team were wrestlers from Mominnville, Williamina, Sheridan and Amity.46 words
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Article126 1971-01-23 16 Melbourne, Saturday Australia got an early breakthrough in the Fifth Test here today when young fast bowler Alan Thomson dismissed Boycott and Edrich in the first hour. Boycott lofted a ball to Redpath after adding only two runs to Ms overnight score. f Edrich then joined126 words
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Advertisement143 1971-01-23 16 Says: THINGS TO WATCH FOR ON LONG-IRON SHOT The square stance should be fractionally widened by moving the right foot farther away from the target. For the long iron, play the hall about two inches inside the left heel, rather than the usual one inch. Hands should be even with143 words
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Miscellaneous282 1971-01-23 16 5 Singapore 10.10 11.00 11.30 11.35 Chinese Talentlme 1971 (Ist quarter final repeat) News in Brief My Three Sons Footprints The Ugly Ducking News and Newsreel in Chinese The Bold Ones News in English Andy Williams Show Ironside Blackout People are Funny News in Brief World Premier Theatre The Old282 words
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Miscellaneous28 1971-01-23 16 by George Fett l \WOK\Oe.C WUAT iI'AA U6PPV ABOOT MUST BE" 10,000 INDIANS OUT THERE". REALLV LPOK BAP. 96 ft Sw 3 31 -S i^s IkTMM 9 •!l»28 words
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Miscellaneous23 1971-01-23 16 YOUR LUCKY COLOURS New Nation's astrologer finds BLUE and GREEN to be today's lucky racing colours. Try 11 and 9 for lucky numbers.23 words
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