New Nation, 8 June 1971

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    17 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, June 8, 1971 No. 121 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JUNE 8
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    ON THE 'CHANGE
    145 1 The stock market opened on a quiet note this morning. At the end of 45 minutes trading the total turnover was estimated at 130,000 units. Haw Par continued to attract attention. On a turnover of 80,000 units, the share was traded from $1.57 to $1.60 to $1.59.
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    OUR ROADS
    16 1 Police reported a total of 67 accidents yesterday. One was serious and two £atal.~
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    Ganja haul
    27 1 oetectives from the Narcotics Branch last night seized six pounds and 450 katoos of ganja from an unnumbered hut, off Angulia Park, during a raid.
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    13 Thai girls rounded up
    49 1 LATE NEWS Penang, Tuesday—Thirteen Thai girls have been rounded up by Malaysian police in the northern town of Alor Star. A police spokesman said the girls, aged 17 to 20 years, were being detained pending an investigation of the validity of their travel documents.
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    Huge oil slick threatens Changi
    191 1 Fire fighting barge heading for holed super tanker A giant oil slick from Indonesian waters was threatening to hit the entire coast of Changi stretching right up to Katong today. This followed an accident involving a super tanker, the 107,000 gross tons Arabiah which is
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    Russians still in orbiting station
    87 1 Moscow, Tuesday Three Soviet cosmonauts last night orbited the world in the first space laboratory after docking their Soyuz-11 spacecraft with the Salyut station sent aloft seven weeks ago. A scientist said on Moscow television that their work aboard the llnked-up craft which together weigh
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    Policemen held in CPIB raid
    410 1  -  Crackdown on immigration racket By Sunny Wee Officers from the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau and the Immigration Department. last night mounted a joint operation against a syndicace known to be bringing in illegal immigrants from neighbouring Indonesian islands. The officers made two swift raids on
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    Unions told not to ask for pay rises yet
    326 1 The government has urged trade unions to refrain from making claims for wage increases in their negotiations with employers for new collective agreements. New Nation was told that the government directive was channelled through the National Trades Union Congress recently. The
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    Lock icon Confrontation: IPI waits for Lee
    885 1  -  Nanyang executives' affidavits circulated to Press t and delegates at conference From Richard Longworth United Press International Helsinki, Tuesday Advocates of Press freedom in Singapore circulated to the International Press Institute today the court affidivits of the four Nanyang Siang Pau executives jailed by the
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    Lock icon Refugees: UN food aid not enough
    232 1 New Nation Foreign Service Rome, Tuesday The director general of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation said yesterday that the 121nation body could not meet requests for emer-< gency food aid for Pakistan and India. Mr. Addeke H. Boerma, of the Netherlands, said
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    Water use up again
    38 1 Singapore's water consumption has again shot up by 4.5 million gallor J from a record low level of 93.5 to 98 million gallons yesterday. There was no rainfall at the water catchment area§ yesterday.
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  • Article
    Springboard for trade
    280 2 Hong Kong may use us as link Hong Kong is seeking to use Singapore as a take-off point for doing more trade with the USSR and Eastern Europe. This Is because there is no Russian or East European resident trade office In Hong Kong. The British colony's
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    Man held in police net after half-hour chase
    229 2 For nearly 30 minutes this morning a man wanted in connection with several counts of robbery eluded 20 detectives in Toa Payoh in a hide-and-seek chase. In the pre-dawn raid which began at 5.10, the detectives surrounded the 12-storey building at Block
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    Opium haul by Customs
    69 2 Customs yesterday seized a car with 4} lb. of raw opium and 300 hoons (tiny packets) 'of prepared opium at Jalan Maha, of! Jalan Ulu Sembawang. Acting on a tip-off, two officers from the Special Investigations Division went to Duku Road and waited in ambush for
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    President Sheares for charity film show
    96 2 President B.H. Sheares will be the patron at the police charity film premiere, "Jade Faced Assassin", to be held at Capitol Theatre at 9.15 tonight. A display of Australian sporting goods at the Australian High Commission, Clemenceau Avenue, opens at 7.30 tonight. The Police
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    Celebration by Thais
    54 2 The 25th anniversary of the King of Thailand's accession to the throne will be celebrated here tomorrow by the local Thai community. A Vin d'honneur will be held at the Royal Thai Embassy at 12 noon, which is expected to be attended by high officials and members
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    Interpol tip-off in airport grab
    198 2 A tip-off from Interpol is believed to have led to Sunday's seizure of a gun, 10 rounds of ammunition and a pound of opium at the Airport. The tip-off came in a cable giving the exact time and nature in which the parcel was to
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    Price of brandy to go up next month
    195 2 A number of leading wine and liquor importers today confirmed that brandy will cost more next month. New Nation understands that prices for well-known labels like Hennessy, Three Star and Courvosieur will probably go up in July or early August. The price
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    Lock icon Aw Sian calls for vigilance
    547 2 'Produce relevant, credible action* 20TH ASSEMBLY OF THE INTERNATIONAL PRESS INSTITUTE... United Press International Helsinki, Tuesday Hong Kong businesswoman Miss Aw Sian told the general assembly of the International Press Institute yesterday that when confronted by cases of government interference with the Press, journalists ought
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    Lock icon Pressman says Lee obsessed
    475 2 Black operation charges 'nonsense' United Press International London. Tuesday The former Singapore Herald foreign editor, Mr. Bob Reece, who was expelled from Singapore last month, said yesterday that Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr,. Lee Kuan Yew, was obsessed with the monopoly and maintenance of power. Mr. Reece,
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    Lock icon Tough time for PM—Guardian
    235 2 United Press International London, Tuesday The Guardian commented editorially yesterday on the IPI meeting. It said, in part: Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, the Prime Minister of Singapore, faces a tough time when he addresses the International Press Institute this week. He deserves it. During the past
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    Lock icon No room for defeat, IPI is told
    364 2 United Press International Helsinki, Tuesday The vice-chairman of IPI, Mr. Aatos Erkkoss, told the assembly that there should be no room for defeat in IPI. In his opening address, he said: "The darkest cloud by far on our horizon is the increasing threat
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      150 2 CONCERT OF RECORDED MUSIC Presented by The Singapore Chamber Eiseaible •t 8 p.m. on Wednesday 9th June '7l i. x in the National Library's Lecture Hall 1. Dance of the Seven Veils R. Strauss 2. Piano concerto in D minor KV466 Mozart 3. Symphony no. 1. op. 10 Shostakovitch EQUIPMENT
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      116 2 so many other makes aroond why /I Because Ray-San lenses an not just 'tinted 4 glass or plastic. They're mad* from pur* ophthalmic gleas, scientifically formulated to Nock out henh. piercing whit* light and unwanted ultra-violet and infrared rays. And they can be worn comfortably all day long. Lenses ere
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      194 2 Weather Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Manila 92-75 Naha 82-73 Taipeh 90-76 Kuala Lumpur 88-71 Jakarta 93-84 Hong Kong 82-77 Seoul 76-63 Tokyo 77-59 Bangkok 91-79 Paris 57-48 Moscow 61-43 New York 78-68 Sydney 64-45 <5 Melbourne 62-42 Canberra 56-22 Perth 61-51 Singapore Weather forecast from 1 p.m. to 6
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon 28 die in second big US air disaster
      403 3 United Press International New York, Tuesday An Allegheny Airlines prop jet crashed yesterday while making a landing attempt at Tweed-New Haven airport, Connecticut, killing 28 of the 31 people on board. The plane, a twin-engine Convalr 580 hit overhead wires as it
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      Lock icon China may soon have N-sub
      103 3 New Nation Foreign Service Washington, Tuesday Communist China might be building its first nuclear powered submarine, the Pentagon said yesterday. The Washington Post reported at the weekend that US aerial Intelligence recently spotted what is believed to be the construction of China's first nuclear powered
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      Lock icon Pakistan acts to freeze stolen money
      261 3 United Press International Karachi, Tuesday Pakistan has called for the surrender of all 500 and 100-rupee notes in an effort to protect its economy from money looted from banks in East Pakistan. The government said millions of such notes had crossed the border into
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      Lock icon The fate of 700,000 Filipino Chinese
      261 3 United Press International Manila, Tuesday Jus Sanguinis or Jus Soli? The fate of an estimated 700,000 Chinese in the Philippines and their descendants may well rest on the answer to this question involving citizenship provisions in the Philippine Constitution. In the coming months, it
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      Lock icon US money for Thais in Laos
      385 3 Pay for mercenaries admitted New Nation Foreign Service Washington, Tuesday The State Department has acknowledged that the US is supporting Thai mercenary' troops in Laos, but contends that it has Congress authority for doing so Department spokesman Mr. Charles Bray went out of his
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      Lock icon $40 mil. loan for railway
      136 3 United Press International Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday The World Bank is expected to grant a loan of Ms4o million to the state-owned railway for its modernisation' programme. The Malaysian Transport Minister Mr. Ohanl Gilong, said an agreement would be signed in September or October with the
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  • WORLD COMMENT
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      A Sultan on the ticket
      782 4  -  H JACKIE SAM Sultan Kanoman sits In his decaying Kraton (palace) most days of the week dispensing magic water to his subjects who come from far and near. Each day, he sees about 50 of his subjects. Sometimes more than 100 call on him at
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      Partisan squabbles split constitutional convention
      907 4  -  The bid to solve the Philippines' constitutional problems gets off to a sticky start From Bernardino Ronquillo There has been politicking among the delegates to the constitutional convention ever since preparation for the opening day on June 1 were made weeks before. The politics in
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      Hero Brezhnev
      870 4  -  The more equal of the Soviet's equal leaders From Harry Trimborn Meet Colonel Leonid Brezhnev, chief of the political department of the 18th army brave soldier, considerate leader, inspiring commander. He disdains personal danger as bullets whine past him, in his concern for the welfare of his men.
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  • LOCAL COMMENT
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      What's in our name? A lot of tourists
      1074 5 I Don't get excited about new attractions —save the old, writes Dawn Goh Before the advent of travel and mass tourism, Singapore lured the occasional traveller just by the glamour of its name a name which evoked images of a romantic seaport
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      English assumes the dominant role
      921 5 It is the main language in multi-racial Singapore Ironically while outsiders persist in referring to Singapore as the third China, local Chinese are accusing the government of "murdering" the Chinese language and culture. How does one explain this paradox? Supporters of the theory that Singapore
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    • The Voice of the Press
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        Sin Chew Jit Poh
        256 5 The question everyone is asking is: why are there still people running the risk of taking pirate taxis even after the reorganisation of bus transport service since April 11? The authorities have promised to study the effectiveness of the reorganisation. Before the publication of their report,
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        Utusan Melayu
        314 5 We are glad to note the announcement of the projects to be undertaken by the National Corporation (PERNAS) in the fields of commerce and industry, in line with the Second Malaysia Development Plan. The aim is to hand over these projects to the Malays, for them to run
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  • NEW NATION'S Finance and business
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      Lock icon Britain in Market will reduce reserve role of the Sterling
      505 6 Reuter Luxembourg, Tuesday Britain last night took another dramatic stride forward in the yearlong negotiations to join the six nation Common Market. A top-level negotiating session here that lasted just over one hour settled the problems arising from sterling's role
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      Daily share analysis
      1133 6 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1970-1971 1 wk. 4 wk*. Closing Price last Divid P/E TurnHigh Low ago •go Stock Bayers Sellers sale Yield Ratio Over INDUSTRIALS 4.50 2.26 2.38 2.42 Allied Chocolate 2.30 2.29call 5.5N 16.5 15 1.90 0.841 1.48 1.27
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      Lock icon US: Demand slowed down by concern over rising rates
      347 6 United Press International New York, Tuesday Stocks were mixed on moderate turnover yesterday. Demand for stocks was slowed down by new concern about rising interest rates. The bank of America, the world's largest bank, announced that It was raising home mortgage
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      Lock icon UK: Market closes lower in very quiet trading
      244 6 Reuter London, Tuesday The market closed lower but off the bottom in very quiet trading. Weekend press reviews on the industrial and economic outlook were downside factors. Some selective support at the lower levels was seen in the afternoon session to reduce
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    • Article
      Beirut oil pact: 'No immediate effect'
      227 6  -  ANIL BHATIA The agreement reached yesterday In Beirut between Iraq and the oil companies, which will raise the price of Iraqi oil exported from Mediterranean ports by about US 80 cents is notexpected to have any immediate effect in Singapore and Malaysia. It is
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      Lock icon $3 mil. joint venture timber mill
      364 6 BIG LINK-UP WITH LEADING JAPANESE FIRM LT A trading company and a rattan manufacturer, the Bombay Trading of .Singapore, has ventured into. another field as part of its diversification. programme. Together with Oji Paper Company, one of Japan's paper and pulp manufacturers, it has
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      The overnight fame turns sour...
      748 6  -  Little has gone right for Olivia since stardom CINEMA By GILLIAN FRANKS She shook the film world two years ago when, as a 15-year-old schoolgirl, she was picked from 500 applicants to play the heroine in Zeffirelli's ROMEO AND JULIET. But since then, little has
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      8 6 SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA NOT AFFECTED BY BEIRUT OIL PACT
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  • WOMAN
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      For those who back the hotpants
      49 7 Panne velvet and appliques are for every fun-loving trend-setter who votes for hotpants all the time. Sue's outfit has the rtuck-on-you theme with trees appliqued in the centre. Mary's hotpants is a good imitation of the 30s swimsuit. Both are from The Look.
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      Her dream: The all-in-one shop
      302 7 So it*s facials. sauna baths and a gym Mrs. Irene Lim, the wife of a dentist and mother of four is the owner of Flair Boutique at Tanglin Road. "I started this little dress shop two years ago to com- plement the hair-dressing salon that
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      Techniques for leg and spinal toning
      172 7  -  ROMA BLAIR For the next three weeks I am going to give some good but basic techniques for leg and spinal toning. If you are suffering from slipped disc trouble do not practise these techniques unless with the consent of your doctor. Anyone with
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      Fallow the bath way to beauty...
      838 7 You need water, cream and the right spirit Cleopatra, it seems, knew just what she was doing languishing in her bath for the best part of the day. She realised there was no better way to make herself alluring, relaxed and beautiful. And It
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  • Article
    Singapore cannot be immune
    448 8 Last week's demonstration in London confirms what was already known through the opinion polls'. The British public is opposed to joining the European Common Market. This will not change the government's plans. Whether Mr. Heath is right in assuming that he won a mandate to go
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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      The secret treaty
      94 8 I can reveal' an Important state secret. There is a Treaty between Singapore and Rumania, the contents' of which have not been revealed. A defence treaty? A political alliance? An economic co-operation treaty? Secret arrangements for training SAP officers, for bringing Rumanian industrial expertise into our Re-v
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      University problems
      77 8 It is not only the University of Singapore that Is having staff problems. I hear that there are about eight faculty members at Nanyang University who have either submitted their resignations or are about to. This follows the departure of Professor Victor Fic, the energetic head of the
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      Newspaper impact
      99 8 Singapore Is not the only South-East Asian country haying problems in the rel latlonshlp between newspapers and government In Thailand last week, a panel of prominent journalists noted that news papers could become one of the most useful tools for government officials In communicating with the public if
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    Baby at birth is capable of the most intense feelings of bliss or fear
    1098 8  -  GERALD de CRUZ He was a Texas millionaire and his wife was expecting their first child. His wife and child were going to have the best possible care that money could buy and their city had
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  • Letters
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      Luxury hotels 'mistake'
      231 8  -  PATRIC LEE The recent reports published In New Nation on the hotel industry have provided us with plenty of useful information. Your correspondent, Mr. Anil Bhatia, has done a good Job. Personally I have little doubt that the industry has over-extended itself, especially in the luxury type.
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      Witty radio announcers?
      207 8  -  LEE MEI LAN One understands there is a dearth of good announcers, but why can't Radio Singapore put. its best announcers on the air at least between 7 a.m. and 8.30 ajn. If there just isn't any good enough, let us have programmes of uninterrup- ted music
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      Too much on religion?
      160 8  -  KENG POH SLANG I am surprised that Mr. Paul Elisha should have formed the impression that Mr. Gerald de Cruz gave too much attention to religion in his weekly comment. I believe that Mr. de Cruz must have written about 20 or more columns since New
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      Speaking for illiteracy
      140 8  -  COLIN GARRAT How ironical that Mr. T. K. Chong should write a letter to you advocating the abandonment of the attack on illiteracy. Mr. Chong himself is presumably one of the privileged literates, otherwise he could not have read the UNESCO reports in your paper or even
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      Suharto and the Golkar
      146 8  -  ALBERT KOH I refer to Mr. Jackie Sam's article in the New Nation (June 4) stating that although the government is backing the Sekbar Golkar, the .President has remained "scrupulously neutral." This is certainly not correct. President Suharto has been on record urging the people to
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  • Article, Illustration
    This incredible war
    1422 9  -  Where schoolgirls giggle in battle, blast rockets, fire rifles, then go home... SINGING! From Chas. A. Gerretsen EXCEPT for the squeaking of the springs all is quiet. The sun glares unmercifully on the cyclo-driver and myself. The air is pure, kids play and women wash in the
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    After the Red Guards, the Little Red Soldiers
    597 9  -  From Hong Kong, LeeLescaze children are being indoctrinated in China to the glory o Lee Lescaze One of Chairman Mao Tse-tung's frequently expressed concerns is how to ensure that China's children grow up to be worthy 'revolutionary successors" and thereby guarantee that
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  • SHOPPING
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      GET YOUR FIGURES RIGHT....
      487 10 CASH REGISTERS rnHERE was a time A when spectacledrooping shopowners would run their hands over the black beads of their abacus, calculating the total cost of their customers' purchase and then giving hell if their assistants interrupted them when the figure was nearly arrived at. But
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      34 10 Modern Light Fittings to Enhance Hit Beauty of Your Home. Shop now to ovoid disappointment Only a Limited stock available. .4 -j. ■t i > >bHiteco Enterprise 370 East Coast Rd., S'pore 15. Tel. *****1.
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      347 10 Now new multi purpose AUBELIA CREAM by Dr. N. G. Payot AUBELIA CREAM b bio-energetic it nourohes, tones, moisturizes, protects and is base for your make-up. is to light that you do not feel that you have cream on at the tame time your make-up stays on without having to
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  • AUSTRALIAN SPORTING GOODS DISPLAY
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      First class sports goods on display
      547 11 DEVELOPED BY THE CHAMPIONS Australian manufacturers of sporting goods will be represented in strength at displays in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur this month. The displays featuring a wide range of sporting equipment will be held at the Australian Government Trade Commissioner's Showrooms at the
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      Water ski school here
      159 12 A famous Australian sportsman started a water ski school in Singapore yesterday in association with the Australian Sporting Goods Display. He is Mr. Ron Marks, eight times Australian water ski champion and proprietor of Ron Marks Distributing Pty. Ltd., of Sydney. The school, which is being
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    • Article
      Top skin diving gear
      314 12 Skin diving. developed and manufactured by a Sydney company and exported to countries in five continents is on show at the Australian Sporting Goods Display in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. The Sea Hornet range, a product of years of experience in Australia's thriving skin-diving sport, has
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      From kiddies' toys to golf buggies
      167 12 The Melbourne firm of Pilgrim Pty. Ltd., manufactures wheeled toys of all descriptions (tricycles, bicycles, pedal cars, and scooters) and a popular range of golf buggies. The Pilgrim company started in light engineering and in 1953 started producing golf buggies a natural development from
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      Safety wear in the water
      422 12 Rainwear, life jackets, all weather suits, sportswear, and waterproof clothing specifically designed for a large number of uses, are being made by the Sydney Arm, Taft Industries, which specialises in wet weather gear. Samples from the range are on show at the Australian Sporting Goods
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      The ball that lies down
      166 12 Pure rubber squash balls, made by Slazengers (Australia) Pty. Ltd., of Sydney were adopted for the 1971 World Squash Racquets Championships in New Zealand. Squash balls and golf clubs are among a range of the company's products being used by sportsmen in many countries. The
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      Dressing correctly for a safari
      120 13 Safari wear- type clothing, which has been a top seller in Australia for piany years, is being successfully exported to Hong Kong, Singapore Malaysia and Africa. Manufactured by Casben Productions Limited, of Sydney, the garments feature the Koratron finish which makes them crease resistant and
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      Australia's image in the world of sport
      1483 13 AUSTRALIANS have A come to be recognised as formidable opponents in the many international sporting contests in which they delight to participate. Though comparatively few In numbers they have proved great in achievement ana adept in a great variety of sports. Australia has
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      Home swim pools
      227 13 A wide range of new features has been introduced in the 1971 models of easily assembled above-ground swimming pools made by Clark Rubber Ltd. of Melbourne, Australia. Details are available at the Australian Sporting Goods Displays in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Constructed of hot dip galvanised interlocking
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      69 11 AUSTRALIAN MADE I KM r#;iV [Mi wmsMsmmzi^ mmmSM iiiiiiii Capacity (Imp. Galls) |J r i SUN SOKA POOL DIMENSIONS 30' x 15' x 48" For further details*of this and other models, contact: PATERSON CANDY (SINGAPORE) I Taman Jurong P.O. Box 86, Jurong, Singapore 22. Tel: C/ar/r Hygienic Sanvy are made
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      55 12 Ron J\//arks m skis i k k Visit our stand at the AUSTRALIAN SPORTING GOODS DISPLAY -v s V *0 4* A X *"V i. MM r-. v> "V Ifctgf •-v, < >- r> :T: itIjNWC) LTD., *k *v Hongkong Bank Chantt Tel: *****. v; 3 V p I I
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      103 13 idlers the new-look golf shoes Squar*- 10 Wid*rt n of cotoort Available at Pan West (Pte.) Ltd. 4, Liat Towers, Orchard Rd. S'pora. Tel: *****6 and other leading sports shops. Sole Agent: MULLER PHIPPS (F.E.) SON. BHD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Peneng. ON DISPLAY AT THE AUSTRALIAN SPORTING GOODS EXHIBITION
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      304 13 Australian Sporting goods display Australians put the same care into making their sportsgoods and sportswear as they do into playing sport. If you're a businessman, agent, wholesaler or distributor, come along to the Australian Sporting Goods Display and see the excellence of these products. Products on show include many kinds
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      BP rally stars to meet again
      596 14  -  By Jim Watkins With seven days left before the closing date for the BP Rally, more than two-thirds of the available 60 places have been taken up. So far no Singapore girls have taken up the challenge. Anne Wong is now in Australia and
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      Mexico beat NZ 3-2
      36 14 Mexico City, Tuesday Mexico won the North American zone of the Davis Cup here yesterday defeating New Zealand 3-2. In the final singles Joaquin Loyo Mayo beat Jeff Simpson 6-3, 6-3, 6-2.
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      Lock icon Indonesia, Burma show top form
      129 14 Reuter Jakarta, Tuesday Burma and Indonesia were equally strong at the nine-nation Jakarta Anniversary football tournament here last night when they drew one-all. The goals were made in the first half when both sides were often guilty of rough tactics. The first goal was created
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      Russians lead in group 4
      100 14 Moscow, Tuesday 'The Soviet Union last night raced to the top of group four in the European soccer championship with a 6-1 victory over Cyprus, still without a point after five matches in the competition. The Russians could even afford the luxury of a missed
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      When south met south
      38 14 Seoul, Tuesday South Korea beat South Vietnam 1-0 in the opening match of the three-nation far eastern elimination round of the International Military Sports Council soccer tournament. The South Koreans led 1-0 at halftime.
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      SUNDAY'S IPOH FINISHES
      289 15 The horses marked with a are the ones to watch The Sultan of Pahang congratulating Dato Chong Kok Lim after presenting him with a gold trophy in Ipoh on Sunday when Dato Chong's Sungei Wang n won the $51,000 Perak Derby over 12 furlongs. Next to the
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      Japan may send men's team
      418 15  -  By Jeffrey Low Japan are now considering the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's request that Japanese men athletes should be sent here to compete in the Singapore Athletics Open in August. The SAAA request follows a reply three weeks ago from the Japan AA Federation that
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      Lock icon Laver is back in form
      185 15 United Press International London, Tuesday Rod Laver, looking sharp after a three week rest at his Californian home, needed just 37 minutes yesterday to beat fellow Australian Fred Stolle in the first round of the US$4B,OOO Wills Open tennis tournament. Laver, the third seed for
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      Lock icon Paceman Asif takes 5 for 111
      405 15 Reuter London, Tuesday England's batsmen suffered another unhappy day at the hands of Pakistan pace bowler Asif Masood as they struggled to avoid defeat in the first cricket Test here yesterday. After they had followed on for the first time ever against Pakistan this
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      Tops in the US baseball
      145 15 National League W L PCT. G.B. St. Louis 34 21 .618 Pittsburg 33 21 .611 Vt New York 30 20 .600 1% Chicago 26 28 .481 7)4 Montreal 21 27 .438 9U Phillies 20 32 .385 12)4 San Franc. 38 19 .667 Los An* 29
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      Jim Ryun is tenth
      77 15 New York, Tuesday—Norwegian Arnie Kvalheim won the mile with a strong finish last night as world record holder Jim Ryun finished 10th at the annual twilight track and field meet at Eugene in Oregon. Kvalheim passed Oregon Sophomore,. Steve Prefontaine on the final lap to win
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      $450,000 purse
      40 15 Mexico City, TuesdayMexico's world bantamweight champion Ruben OH? ▼ares would seek a purse of US$l5O,OOO to fight Japan's Kuniaki Shlbata, holder of the World Boxing Council's version of the world featherweight crown, it was announced here last night
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      Threat puts Tony out
      95 15 Belfast, Tuesday—British golfer Tony Jacklin will miss the Ulster Open tournament here later this month following a threat against his life if he played. Three weeks ago, an anonymous telephone caller threatened to shoot Jacklin if he took part and also bomb his wife's home in
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      Gattelleri's title
      28 15 Sydney, Tuesday. Sydney Fighter Lucky Gattelleri stopped Ken Bradley to win the Australian featherweight title in the fifth round of a sensational fight here last night.
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      404 14 LASS ACCOMMODATION VACANT J ALAN TARI SEREMPI Singapore 28 Two-storey Semidetached with two bedrooms Nos: 2, 2-A, 4, 4-A, 6, 6-A, 8, 8-A, 10, 10-A, 12, 12-A, 14, 14-A, 16, 16-A, 18, 20, 22, 22pA, 26, 28, 30-A, 32, 32-A, 34, 34-A and 36-A, rent $165/- p.m. Contoct Mr. Koh
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      383 14 MISCELLANEOUS KUMARAGURU ASTROLOGICAL HOUSE (S. A. Govirvdorv— Astrologer) 117 A Owen Rood, Singapore ***** 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Friday closed. OFFICE EQUIPMENT OFFICE APPLIANCES CORPORATION Specialists in steel wooden office furniture, adding machine, typewriter, photocopying mochine, safe, etc. Call at: M, Cress Street, Singapore Telephone *****8/*****/*****7. PETS FOR SALE DALMATIAN
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      175 14 DR. KILDARE i AMP WHEN WE GET HOME YOU'RE SONG TO BE MY MOMMY, CLAIRE yfcNJ'LL PLAY WITH ME? AND WE CAN SO ON PICNICS TOGETHER AND FLAN WONDERFUL SURPRISES FOR DADDY b WHEN HE COMES HOME i FROM THE OFFICE? its, carliNg. And vou and I ARE GOING TO
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      319 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Methodism's founder.' 7 Inexpensive. 12 Early kingdom of Spain. 13 Bundles. 15 Ancient empire of Asia. 16 Eastern university. 17 Pronoun. 18 Winter wear. 20 River: Span. 21 Chinese association. 23 Musical effects. 24 Truth. 25 South American capital. 27 Infantry: Abbr. 28 French painter.
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      259 15 alt*t tattei Im NEW NATION v MONEYWORDS P' TUESDAY Cat aat Hi lia wit» attar caataas. Pastiat ustmctiais iweir keltw. Nik 1. A hard-headed man scarcely person to be 2. Wooden-heoded hammer 3. Pointed bill of bird. .••••Cat aIM( MttH MH" CLUES FOR P-2 man is 4. Hole 4. Hole
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      Our married men are a step ahead of Bonn...
      415 16 Hubby's help is nothing new He dons the apron, takes up the dish-cloth and joins his wife in the kitchen. That's what a group of women trade unionists in Bonn are lighting for they have demanded for new laws to compel
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      Indians are not used to high living yet
      111 16 The complaints may sound familiar. When the power fails, the elevators don't work and residents have to climb 12 flights of stairs. There frequently is no water on the top floors. One housewife said, "I have to think twice before I go
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      TALKING POINT
      58 16 AH FOOK: The 10-cent rise in petrol price is shocking. Can you imagine how much more the oil firms are going to make each year? MEI LIN: You can always sell your car and buy a bicycle instead. A little exercise will do you a lot of good.
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      Fiery death for a hot Manila nightclub
      374 16 Philippine swingers and foreign boulevardlers raised their glasses yesterday in solemn toast at the fiery death of the Bayside nightclub, Manila's best known cabaret. The Bayside, located in a central position on Manila's seaside Roxas Boulevard, was gutted by fiame3 on Saturday night.
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      Nets replacing divers' spears
      295 16 Idea is to catch them alive More and more skin diving enthusiasts are heading for the southern islands. But instead of their usual spear guns, they now go armed with nets. The popularity of salt water aauarlums has led to the catch-them-alive hunt for the marine
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      Lock icon JACKIE LOVES TO FLY
      179 16 c Ybung aqd G Lovefy Jackie Flynn, 15, loves to fly. But her problem is air-sick-ness. That's why she just wants to be a ground hostess when she leaves school. Jackie is a contestant for the New NationDorothy Gray young and Lovely Quest. Every girl who
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      341 16 5 Siagapsre 6.00 Opening followed by Skippy The Bush Kangaroo 6.30 News In Brief 6.40 For The Family (C —repeat) 7.15 It's Happening in Singapore (C) 7.40 News (C) 7.50 Forum (C) *.40 Our Music Makers 9.00 News and, Newsreel (E) 9.25 A Killing of Eagles 10.20 On the Buses
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      58 16 SHORT RIBS offft J W? lIAAA 1 1 i SNIFFY fWk r rr. By Frank O'Neal BfcRR-rrS COLD/ Wi m r 4k J Ch by George Fe YOU Re SLeePtuG no TMe 60KT eoow tonkswt, UAeey TVU sj <* ANDY CAPP THAT SOUNDS LIKE 'IM NOW, MUM ANDY, SEEIN AS
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      324 16 Trust your lucky IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have a tendency toward romanticising everything that occurs around you. You believe that everything happens fox the best, that inside every dark cloud is a silver lining, that stormy weather is no more than the herald of the rainbow and
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