New Nation, 6 November 1971
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Title Section17 1971-11-06 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Saturday evening, November 6, 1971 No. 251 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 617 words
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Article142 1971-11-06 1 T7&OM Monday, New I; Nation will bring Singapore in line with the treat cities of the modern world by a big step forward in newspaper distribution. New Nation will go self-service at six selected points, to begin with. Ton help yourself to your copy of New Nation142 words
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Article84 1971-11-06 1 mHE first man to-woman X sex-change cp*ration in Singapore took place In July, what is It like to hags a man's bedyaadthe feelings of a woman? What Is It fin to wake tjr from tkalwillght soaoaqJ find that one Is now all woman? The answers84 words
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Article77 1971-11-06 1 VTEXT Wednesday, the Iv Judges sit down to deeide if there's a winner of the $26,966 Moneywords Jackpot. If there is no all-eorrect entry the U| prise toes up to *21,966. And New Nation has decided that this MUST BE WON.. .by the person who comes77 words
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Article239 1971-11-06 1 United Press International New York, Saturday A former consultant to Singapore's Economic Development Board (EDB) envisions the nation's future role as "a principal exporter of brain power to developing countries within the South-East Asia area." Bernard 7. Agnelli said that In the post decade and particularlyUnited Press International - 239 words
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Article, Illustration134 1971-11-06 1 Wee Beng Huat - -Picture and story by I Wee Beng Huat A mechanic was putting the full braking power of this bus to the test when it failed and sent both bus and driver down a 50-foot slope after ploughing through the bus depot's fence at Changl yesterday. Except134 words
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Article128 1971-11-06 1 United Press International Madrid, Saturday Armed youths last night ransacked a Madrid art gallery staging an exhibition in honour of Pablo Picasso and destroyed 24 works by the exiled Spanish painter. Gallery owner Elvira Mignonl said one of the youths held a gallery attendant atUnited Press International - 128 words
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Article581 1971-11-06 1 Students chant in protest as PM receives degree Reuter London, Saturday A very "uncomfortable' situation for Singapore could arise within five years if the non-Communist regime in Vietnam collapsed, Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Leo Kuan Yew, said last night In an interview on BBC radio, Mr.Reuter - 581 words
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Article29 1971-11-06 1 The nuclear-powered UBS Enterprise with 5000 men on board sailed In at 8 ajn. today for a 10-day visit here. The ship's last visit was In September.29 words
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Article284 1971-11-06 1 Special hearing called Washington, Saturday The US Supreme Court meets today to consider a request to delay the giant US nuclear test less than eight hours before the scheduled time of the explosion in the Aleutian islands. The court—the highest US Judicial body agreed284 words
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Article25 1971-11-06 1 Johannesburg, Saturday— Seven men were killed when a construction lift plunged 21 storeys down a shaft at a building under construction here yesterday.25 words
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Article12 1971-11-06 1 Police reported 48 accidents yesterday. Five of them were serious.12 words
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253 1971-11-06 1 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Leading trainer Ivan Allan Jr. has several fancied runners in the three professional races at the combined proam meeting at Bukit Timah today, and should continue his run of successes. His best bet appears to be TRADITION in Race 3.253 words
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Advertisement68 1971-11-06 1 Track Whisper Race 8 BABYLON STAR Madam X Forecast Race 5 1 WISE GUY For some people thete is only one airline* From Singapore we fly to Beirut, Teheran, Kuwait, Cairo and Bahrain. There's a flight every day of the week and two flights on Thursday. We'll wing you there68 words
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Article138 1971-11-06 2 Cairo, Saturday Egyptian President Anwar Sadat last night told a group of four African Presidents who arrived yesterday on a peace-mission that a political .settlement In the Middle East should be based on the withdrawal of Israeli troops from all lands they occupied In the138 words
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142 1971-11-06 2 Reuter New Delhi, Saturday New storm warnings went out yesterday In the cyclone-devastated Eastern Indian State of Orissa but shattered communications left many people unaware of returning danger. As Central Government relief operations gradually, moved ahead from the airport of the state capital,Reuter - 142 words
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Article, Illustration72 1971-11-06 2 President Tito of Yugoslavia dons a hard hat with his name on it—before inspecting; a biff paper-making factory in Ottawa. President Tito, who has been holding talks with Canadian officials, said yesterday there were no obstacles to the development of relations between the two countries. He72 words
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Article142 1971-11-06 2 Reuter London, Saturday A British naval officer sold state secrets to the Russian Embassy because of his wife's Bingo debts, a court was told here yesterday. A prosecution lawyer said that Sub-Lieutenant David Bingham, axed 31, came hOme from service in the Far EastReuter - 142 words
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Article, Illustration369 1971-11-06 2 SDie denies 'disagreements' report Reuter Washington, Saturday Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said here yesterday she was impressed by President Nixon's sincere desire to try to bring about a solution to the political crisis in East Pakistan and to improve India's tense relations withReuter - 369 words
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Article387 1971-11-06 2 Eduardo Resposo - By Eduardo Resposo United Press International Manila, Saturday Seven killings yesterday took the death toll to 131 in pre-election violence in the Philippines, making the current campaign the bloodiest in 20 years. The new politically motivated deaths Increased the previous day's total of 124 reportedUnited Press International - 387 words
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Article114 1971-11-06 2 Reuter Kourou (French Guiana), Saturday Two explosions sent Europe's new multistage rocket and its test satellite plunging towards destruction in the Atlantic Ocean minutes after blastoff yesterday in a major setback for the European Space Organisation (e£ix». French flight director Jean Cor beau said lastReuter - 114 words
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202 1971-11-06 2 New Delhi, Saturday Two Pakistani F-104 Starfighters intruded into Indian airspace over Kashmir yesterday but were chased off by Indian planes. A government spokeman yesterday said that the Pakistani jets penetrated only a short way over the border. >, Replying to questions at a202 words
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Advertisement152 1971-11-06 2 Amsterdam Adventure. ,-1 i Indonesian Style. The Garuda night flight to Amsterdam won't have you on the edge of your seat with excitement... but it is thrilling in a quiet way. Garuda makes it so with Indonesian hospitality. Gentle hands and soft voices care for your every want and whim.152 words
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Advertisement34 1971-11-06 2 WELCOME to the 100-Artiste Pyongyang Mansudae CULTURAL MISSION c-)l LUNCH So DINNER at SMGAPOK'S FIRST KOREAN RESTAURANT^ BAR.- 8.-Q lla.m. to midnight in ii r+ rt r< A J in L_J L r J34 words
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369 1971-11-06 3 NTUC to unions: Report all accidents The Factory Inspectorate of the Ministry of Labour is prosecuting a shipbuilding firm in Jurong at which a worker sustained serious burns as a result of an accident while working. The worker subsequently died. Hie shipbuilding firm is being369 words
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Article295 1971-11-06 3 More of its leaders resign The People's Front Is facing the second major leadership crisis in its seven months' existence. Three of Its 10 central executive committee members, including chairman Mr. Leslie Netto, are believed to have resigned. The other two are believed to be295 words
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Article, Illustration82 1971-11-06 3 A study to perspective ...the dawn and twilight of two airlines. Going out of the scene over the next year—Malay-sia-Singapore Airlines—the national carrier of the two countries. In its place the dawn is breaking on the separate national carriers of Malaysia and Singapore—Malaysia Airlines Ltd. (MAL) and the82 words
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Article192 1971-11-06 3 By a Staff Writer A cynic once defined the honest as the undetected. If that definition is accepted widely enough the world will stop going ronnd. Not because there is no dishonesty, but because life becomes so much more complicated if you are continually looking over192 words
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Advertisement472 1971-11-06 3 itfSSi St 'V s.'^-> W'V I fr; m I'-l > t A *3*<l rk x i> s?**? y> 5W#. w; a t lfew* 1 <* 2; •Lf "^Tf fe />> N C M>*. X sr» 5. r C/ v> TRUST MOTOR CO. (PTE) LTD. Greetings and Best Wishes From vinirmw*M472 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous63 1971-11-06 3 Today: 1.14 a.m. (9.1 ft), 12.13 p.m. (10.2 ft). Tomorrow: 2.06 a.m. (8.6 ft). 12.53 p.m. (9.8 ft). Monday: 2.58 a.m. (8 ft), 1.38 p.m. (9.3 ft). Tuesday: 3.53 a.m. (7.4 ft). 2.27 p.m. (8.6 ft). Wednesday: 5 a.m. (6.9 ft). 3.27 p.m. (7.8 ft). Thursday: 6.22 a.m. (6.8 ft).63 words
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Miscellaneous103 1971-11-06 3 I Wither Temperatures In world cities yesterday: Jakarta 89-80. Kuala Lumpur 91-72. Bangkok 90-74. Hong Kong 78-71. Manila 91-72. Talpeh 1 78-69. Naha 79-66. Seoul 64-52. Tokyo 68-50. New York 52-39. San Francisco 70-43. Paris 55-39. London 59-50. Moscow 39-37. Sydney 78-63. Melbourne 85-57. Canberra 79-54. Perth 61-56. Singapore Singapore's103 words
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Miscellaneous131 1971-11-06 3 At the cinema Lido: Billy Jack 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pm. Capitol: The Red Circle 1.15, 4, 6.45, 9.30 pjn. Sky and Rex: Duel of Fists (Mand.) 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 p.m. Roxy: Duel of Fists (Mand.) r- 1.45, 4.15, 7, 9.30 pjn. State: Goliath Against the Giants 1.45, 4,131 words
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Article, Illustration793 1971-11-06 4 WEE BENG HUAT - The 'giant tortoise' where people 0 by the thousands flock there to pray annually (MM ON SINGAPORE Rocking all the way to my first pilgrimage... By WEE BENG HUAT Ahead, floating in sublime comfort, was the "giant tortoise." Behind, the sinking coastline of Collyer Quay. And in793 words
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Advertisement25 1971-11-06 4 ft m Mellowed wifh priceless years of maturity for which you pay a little more. A y i i DEWARS RARE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY 525 words
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Advertisement70 1971-11-06 5 video/phere revolution the video/phere A new concept in TV from JVC Nivico. !t swivels on its own base or it hangs by its own chain, so anyway you look at it the Videosphere is looking back. The Videosphere comes in ivory or orange, And the 9" glare free screen gives70 words
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460 1971-11-06 6 The controversy over the Port Authority's proposed tariff Increases leaves the public once again—as the party most confused and concerned. With the rising cost of many consumer items and recent public sector price hikes such as the increase in telephone rentals, Singaporeans460 words
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Article115 1971-11-06 6 'WHISPERS' by ISPY Has Chin Peng moved his HQ into Malaysian territory? This Is the question that arises from the news that a combined Thai military and police force has captured several large Communist camps in southern Yala province close to the Malaysian border. It was115 words
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Article, Illustration832 1971-11-06 6 PAKIR SINGH - PAKIR SINGH Jafrarta these days is full of young girls riding motor scooters and driving second-hand cars. As they rattle through the chaotic traffic, it is not just the eye of the visitor or tourist that is caught. Rather, their832 words
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Letters
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Article422 1971-11-06 6 My niece has been a teacher In a secondary school, teaching science subjects for the past eight years. She Is a Singapore citizen and holds a B.Sc. degree from the University of Madras. On her appointment she was placed on the Normal trained teachers salary scale.422 words
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Article138 1971-11-06 6 A.P. R - A.P.R. Was 1t feally a'pollutionfree campaign month? We have recently moved to Upper Changi Road and go to town every day. Tamplnes Road, bumpy and twisting as it has always been, is now overhung by a black fog created by the exhaust fumes of the numberless lorries transporting138 words
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Article238 1971-11-06 6 P.S. P - P.S.P. There are many candidates for the qualifying test conducted by the Education Ministry. Most of them have missed their chance during their schooldays and are now in their thirties and forties but eager to obtain higher educational qualifications. Unfortunately, there are few proper classes run by the238 words
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Article161 1971-11-06 6 The manners and management of the united Boa Company can be vastly Improved. For one thing, unulr* in other bus compares, the ÜBC bus does not carry a board Indicating the service and vehicle number. This creates great confusion when three or four ÜBC buses arrive at161 words
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Article260 1971-11-06 6 One of our government's educational policies is to encourage our students to study and master a second language, thus promoting bilingualism, which is a sound idea. Another aim is to attract Honours graduates into the teaching service in order to raise the Quality and standard of teaching.260 words
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Advertisement43 1971-11-06 6 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your no m e published.43 words
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Advertisement33 1971-11-06 6 SINGAPORE HILTON •J* Pnees are same as High Street. •The Store opensfrom 9am to Bp.m. •The Store opens all day on Sunday. •Ample Parking space. •Usual Chanrai's courteous service. Also open on Sunday33 words
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SATURDAY REVIEW
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Article, Illustration1116 1971-11-06 7 Pakir Singh - A refuge fer people weary of the world WORDS: Pakir Singh Maybe Sumatra is beyond discovering. An island washed by the gigantic waves of the Indian Ocean on the one side and lapped by the ripples of the Straits of Malacca on the other, it has been describedSKETCHES: Yu Loonching - 1,116 words
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Article, Illustration807 1971-11-06 8 Homosexual novel from a bygone era MAURICE, by E. M. Forster, Norton, 256 pages, $6.95. WILLIAM Mcpherson. God knows what the gay liberation frontists, gay activists' alliance members and other youthful homosexual militants will make of E.M. Forster's sixth novel, "Maurice," Just now coming out, as it were,807 words
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Article288 1971-11-06 8 Mind-bending SF at its best THE SHORES OF ANOTHER SEA, by Chad Oliver. Victor Gollancz, 191 pages. £1.60. ANNE PANG. Science fiction books are always intriguing, especially now that man has successfully ventured out of his earthly confines into the vast spaces beyond. The Shores of Another Sea la288 words
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Article, Illustration63 1971-11-06 8 A photograph by Roger Mayne illustrates the t cover of Dr. Bowtby's book an examination of the processes that take place in a child's attachment to, and his separation from, its mother. He shows how recent experimental studies of children provide US with a recognizable behavtour63 words
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Article, Illustration804 1971-11-06 8 A great life reading poetry aloud for pay PHIL CASEY on the father and son poets Lewis and Allen Ginsberg. A small Jewish family was talking up a storm in room 318 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington the other afternoon, and it probably was one of the804 words
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Article511 1971-11-06 8 BABBIT BUN: A reissue of John Updike's novel indicates his popularity among a new generation that feels the lack of a sense of value and purpose in life. The story is about a man whose days as the school sports here are his only triumphs in511 words
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Article, Illustration429 1971-11-06 9 Hlttory of Emergency lacks aeeuraey THE WAR OF THE RUNNING DOGS, by Noel Barter, Collins, 284 pp. £2.25. ANDREW GILMOUR. This romanticised history reads like a novel, with counterguerrilla warfare ex. pert Sir Robert Thompson as its hero. The inaccuracies, oversimplifications and exaggerations are usually Irrelevant embellishments dear429 words
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Article312 1971-11-06 9 Fascinating study of multi-linguallsm in literature THE POETS TONGUES: MULTILINGUALISM IN LITERATURE, by Leonard Forster. Cambridge University Press, 150 pages, £1.60. THOMAS ENG. These days when multi-lingualism is so much in the news it is reassuring to read that multi-lingualism in literature dates back to Middle Ages312 words
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Article, Illustration557 1971-11-06 9 Mew perspective on post-war British films A MIRROR FOR ENGLAND, by Raymond Durgnat. Faber Cx Faber, 336 pages. £3. EDGAR KOH. This Is a comprehensive survey of recurring themes- in postwar British cinema from the morale-boost-ing wartime movies to the breakthrough of the "new" cinema in 1958 (with557 words
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Article622 1971-11-06 10 LI PO - ...but the snails a disaster FOOD DRINK LI PO My visit to the top of the Summit the other night was not without some misgivings. Reports, that I had received on it ranged only from medium to bad. The only exception was one from a man622 words
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Article, Illustration603 1971-11-06 10 ANDREW EE - Clash with Spassky to take place next year CHESS ANDREW EE Congratulations to Petrosian who, alone of all Fischer's opponents, managed to gain 2$ points! As for Fischer he is that rare player who consistently fulfils all expecta tlons. Never before has a player603 words
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Article, Illustration603 1971-11-06 10 E.P.C. COTTER - ...Only when deals are intriguing BRIDGE E.P.C. COTTER In the recent International Pairs at the Europa Hotel there were many intriguing deals. Let us look at this. With neither side vulnerable I dealt in the South seat and had to decide on the603 words
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Article669 1971-11-06 10 PETER ONG - DISC PETER ONG SANTANA: The New Santana (CBS KC *****): If you think Abraxas was explosive (and it was), wait till you hear this hot piece of material. This is the band's third album and it's as good as you might expect. •The album features669 words
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Article, Illustration482 1971-11-06 10 Local scenes in 1890s too STAMPS PHILATELIST > Postcards have always served tourists and travellers well, in sending greetings and short messages to friends and relatives. Singapore being a major centre of communication in the East and a regular port of call, had a hey-day with482 words
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Article, Illustration726 1971-11-06 11 ONG CHOO SUAT - Efforts of two artists in one-week exhibition ART ONG CHOO SUAT If there was a growing hostility against batik paintings, one man who has come up with sensible comments is Mr. John Eramanis of the Eramanis Gallery in Shangri-la Hotel where he will hold an exhibition726 words
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Article, Illustration606 1971-11-06 11 EDGAR KOH - I CINEMA EDGAR KOH BILLY JACK starring Tom Laughlin, with Dolores Taylor. (Lido). There can be nothing more contemporarily American than this film about a violent half-breed Indian call- ed Billy Jack and his concern for human feelings in a small town.606 words
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600 1971-11-06 11 MERRY ANDREW - THEATRE MERRY ANDREW Donald Moore Associates (Pte) Ltd. are presenting the worldrenowned pianist, Shura Cherkassky, at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 14, in a programme of music by Beethoven, Bach, Bartok. Chopin and Liszt. Shura Cherkassky, the professional name of600 words
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Advertisement154 1971-11-06 7 Sanyo Malaysia Sdn Bhd Sanyo Central Research and Development Laboratories L W i Guarantee TV quality worldwide U--V-V m" Standards set by Sanyo Central Research and Development Laboratories are strictly maintained by all Sanyo factories and assembly plants which are fully equipped with the latest testing and inspection facilities. From154 words
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Advertisement147 1971-11-06 8 A PAPER CUP WILL HOLD PAPERS TOGETHER. BUT DOES IT CREATE A GOOD IMPRESSION? Comb binding turns sheaf ef papers into an impress book that can be produced in small numbers or large. Comb binding a plastic ring binding allows o wide range of distinctive colours, an extensive variety of147 words
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Advertisement173 1971-11-06 9 ;<":-_,<_}&^{/<$@+).]/{<*+;<[@! ES S-* 00 _w /r a/ L_Ll\ Jracelets. recKiaces .:r-.d r<ngs n jdd w tfi p r ecious Mores 4 WATCHES OF SWITZERLAND LIMITED SAVE TRAVEL TIME GET YOUR TOYS FROM OUR CHRISTMAS TOY WONDERLAND! Toy. of ovory dosifM and odolts too. Tkoro oro Trains, Wo—i. Tanks, Con, Root*,173 words
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Advertisement43 1971-11-06 9 Stripes and plains and ribs on sweaters, T-shirts, minis. Come and see the fabulous range and get a complete knit wardrobe! Visit a METRO today It's got what you want i Daily: 9.30 to 6.00 p.m. Wed: 9.30 to 10.00 p.m. Sun: 10.43 words
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Advertisement130 1971-11-06 10 •ifiiriiiiiiviiiiiiiiiiiiiviiii a S j 7 1 f Yes, "Wkit'i missing Hm picture!" Aha! so at once you're going to put your power of observation to work. But, let me tell you, that alone is not enough because obviously, you need something else. That's the "Cefcck" Brother! Anyway, not wanting to130 words
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Advertisement48 1971-11-06 11 At u* oberoi Imperial Hotel Now until Wednesday 10th Nov. Deal and Dumb Artist DANIEL WANG Cmm mi»Wt Hit btutifri exklkitiM. Ctottag at 8.00 m- n OMnstoy GALLERY FINE ART has this &nd Balinese Art Exhibition at WBMA MDONBIA raaaiag carraady jtfffkf a day of if. Enquiries:— *****.48 words
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371 1971-11-06 12 Another housing project with emphasis on "serenity" Is the $4 million Regina Hill to be completed by June 1972. Situated along 7± m.s Buklt Timah Road, the project is sandwiched between two small hills. The site is about half a mile away from371 words
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Article122 1971-11-06 12 Pheonix Heights is another private housing estate developed for those who prefer to live in the quiet countryside atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of city living. This project which consists of 160 Units of detached bungalows, semidetached bungalows, terraced houses, flats and shops in spread122 words
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Article, Illustration406 1971-11-06 12 Garden hobbyists have the tendency of accumulating new tools and equipment without disposing of the old ones. This presents a continuous garden storage problem. To solve this, it is wise to build a work storage centre. The primary purpose of this406 words
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Article99 1971-11-06 12 The Tanglin Shopping Centre, the latest centre to open in Singapore is almost completed. The centre, strategically sited in the hub of the thriving commercial' .and hotel districts of OrchardTanglln Roads, was originally planned as a sixstorey shopping complex. But owing to overwhelming response, S. K.99 words
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Article, Illustration355 1971-11-06 12 Housing three generations under one r00f... That is possible in Nliyawa House, specially designed for Japan by Japanese architects. Traditionally in Asian society, a household would consist of grandparents, parents, children and relatives. This is not generally conducive to the advancement of an individual within355 words
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Advertisement73 1971-11-06 12 THE MAGIC OF LIGHTING REQUIRED BY EVERY MODERN HOME OFFICES FACTORIES. ETC... SMctoW in Madam Bwfrlco mm in» 27, Man AH Mtchoy m Man Tuanfai AMul ANNOUNCEMENT We have pleasure to inform you that we are the buying and setting agent of lands and properties in the Republic of Singapore73 words
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Advertisement127 1971-11-06 12 MAI ESTATE ACENTSi.Ii ill W3«n VICTOR 4 MKNDCZ (PTE) LTD.. 39-A, Tetok Ayer Street, Singopore. 1. Tel: *****8/*****. *****. SUCCBSS ENTERPRISES <PTE) LTD., 146*8, Robinson Rood Singopore I. Tel: *****/5. KIIS INVESTMENT CO. (PTE) LTD., 146-8 Robinson Rood Singopore I. Tel. *****. *****. DELANO CO., 68-A, Boot Quay Ittssr te,:127 words
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
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251 1971-11-06 13 United Press International New York, Saturday Stocks declined In relatively light trading yesterday. At the final bell, the Dow Jones industrial average was off 2.78 at 840.39. Declines topped advances, 832 to 475, among the 1,663 Issues on the tape. Turnover of 10.780,000United Press International - 251 words
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436 1971-11-06 13 Reuter London, Saturday The taarket was sharply lower yesterday with the overnight turnaround on Wall St. and the third quarter results from Royal Dutch Shell prompting uncertainty. Recovery was seen towards the close when the Financial Times Index was 8.6 down atReuter - 436 words
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Article76 1971-11-06 13 WASHINGTON, Saturday. —The United States will sell grain worth US$l35 million to the Soviet Union. "This opens the door to an Important market for American farm products, and not only for this year," Under-Secretary of Agricul- ture Mr. Phil Campbell said. V The Russians will probably76 words
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Article1217 1971-11-06 13 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1978-1971 1 wk. 4 wk*. ClMing Price Last Dirid. P/E TurnHlfb L«v •g* Stock Boyet Sellers Sale Yield 1 Katie over INDUSTRIALS 243 1.68 3.37 2.00 Allied Chocolate 242 346 244 5.6N 164 28 140 0.894 148 1471,217 words
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248 1971-11-06 13 TOKYO, Saturday. Japan's Isuzu motor company expects to be building 600,000 small passenger cars a year by the middle of 1975 under its new tie-up with General Motors, president Mr. Torao Aramakl said. Present plans call for 60 per cent of that248 words
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393 1971-11-06 13 Power and Telecommunications, which featured actively In the stock market recently, is a relative newcomer with some distance to go before profits are shown. The company was set up in July 1969 with an authorised capital of $lO million. By early 1970 the company393 words
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Business Abroad
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143 1971-11-06 13 GENEVA, Sat—Ministers of the nine European Free Trad e Association (EFTA) countries warned yesterday that trade restrictions such as the United States 10 per cent import surcharge could do lasting damage to world trade unless swiftly removed. A communique issued at the end of143 words
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Article71 1971-11-06 13 LIMA: India and Peru yesterday signed a trade agreement under which India will sell Peru electrical equipment, paper and cement manufacturing plant, unspecified heavy machinery and other consumer goods, official sources said here. Peru will send India minerals, cotton and manufactured goods under the three-year accord, signed71 words
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Article51 1971-11-06 13 TOKYO: The semi-offi-cial Japanese External trade Organisation (JBTRO) said It hoped to station a representative in Peking as a member of the Japan-China memorandum i trade office. Jetro said negotiations tb this end were underway in connection with the trade office's decision to increase Its Peking51 words
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Article73 1971-11-06 13 WASHDfGTON: V&. officials said yesterday that payment of Cambodia's claim for UBsl2 million in connection with alleged U.S. defoliation of Its rubber plantations did not necessarily depend upon passage of foreign aid legislation. Investigation of the claim arising out of alleged U.S. air spraying operations near73 words
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Article77 1971-11-06 13 NEW YOBK: A spokesman for the IBM World Trade Corporation confirmed yesterday that the government of the Soviet Union had placed an order for a System 360/50 computer at the recent Leningrad trade show. The sale is subject to approval by NATO's Coordinating Committee (COCOM), and77 words
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427 1971-11-06 13 By Our Market Correspondent It was all the way a declining market though some second liners did make a dramatic recovery yesterday. However, there were a few first liners, which did gain and some were very steady. Veneer Products shares, though heavily traded, could427 words
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Article188 1971-11-06 13 All ltd Ch«m 27* AIM* aWi Am Brands S7V Am Can 30* AT A T L.. 41K A A P 14 Beth Steel Boelnc Caterp Time Chrysler Coca-Cola Control Data Cera Ol Wka Dow Chem DuPont E Kodak FOrd Hot Gen Djraam Oea Elac Oan Fooda General188 words
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Article245 1971-11-06 13 BONN, Sat.—-Volkswagen completed a block share purchase yesterday which now gives it a 00 per cent Interest in the Audl-NSU car makers. The one-third state-own-ed Volkswagen works bought out the Tel Aviv-based Israel British Bank whose 14 per cent holding plus ten per cent245 words
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Advertisement71 1971-11-06 13 SOVIET BOOKS MAGAZINES Big variety of low-priced Books Magazines in English on all subjects and gramophone records and postage stamps will be displayed and sold at the Commercial Exhibition of the USSR at the Great World Amusement Park. October 30 November 13, 1971 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 571 words
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Article445 1971-11-06 14 Naranjan Singh - Naranjan Singh Dear Sir, I refer to the Soccer column, entitled "It's lost another flop" appearing in to® New Nation dated 3rd November, 1971. The National Sports Promotion Board took over football from the Football Association of Singapore in ,/*f et k r capacity on 24.7.71 and445 words
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Article306 1971-11-06 14 The Singapore Island Country Club's President's team will meet the Captain's side in the annual match for the Sato Cup over the Bukit course tomorrow. It will be a four-ball best ball match play competition. The draw and starting times (President's team 1st): lit TEE.306 words
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Article, Illustration293 1971-11-06 14 Singapore's SE A P Games athletes will be seen in action today when they compete in the first of the four SAAA Mini-Meets at Kallang track at 2.30 p.m. After five days of centraHsed training, the stars are expected to perform creditably today although SAAA do293 words
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Advertisement539 1971-11-06 14 r 3 K PHONE *****8 ANNOUNCEMENT 10TH STOMY just shifted to 203, MocPherson Rood, Singapore 13. Enquiries Michael Ton permanent. Telephone: *****0. ASTROLOGY PALMISTRY. Madam Lydia of former 14 -A, Change Alley will reod 090 in. Flot 501-C, Block 123, Lorong I, Too Poyoh, Singapore. ASTROLOGY TAROT CARD READINGS x539 words
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Advertisement330 1971-11-06 14 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT FOR SALE, Yamaha semi-solid bass guitar. 4 months old, excellent condition. $270/- 0.n.0. Ring *****5 Singapore. MACHINERY PLANT FOR SALE LINCOLN 300 AMP welding machine for sale/hire. Call *****6 Singapore. PHOTOGRAPHY WC BUY, SILL Trade-in for used new cameras (all brands) 177 Middle Rood, S'pore *****7 Registered secondhand330 words
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Advertisement880 1971-11-06 14 EH223 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, CHUA CHER MUI olios CHUA CHU CHENG of No. 349 Tonglin Halt Rood Block 49, Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No. 32 Mei Ling Street Block 153 (CHOP VAN HENG) Singapore, and that this application880 words
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Miscellaneous274 1971-11-06 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Starters of quarrels. 11 Askew. 15 Sponger. 16 Artist AiM»iw| 17 Certain aviators; 2 words. IS Staple food. 19 October: Abbr. 20 Australian bird. 21 Carpenter's Joint. 22 Christmas carols. 24 Bultan's decree. 20 Name assumed by Robin Hood. SO Chop. 32 Wagner role. 26274 words
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Miscellaneous67 1971-11-06 14 An Important Announcement The Moneywords Jackpot in New Nation has now reached $20,000. The Editor and Management of New Nation have decided that IF THE JACKPOT IS NOT BROKEN THIS WEEK, CONTEST 'K', THEN THE PRIZE OF $21,000 MUST BE WON IN CONTEST 'L'. THE BEST SOLUTION TO CONTEST 'L'67 words
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Article293 1971-11-06 15 Sonny Yap - WATER SPORT By Sonny Yap A canoeing club is now on the planning board of the Young Women's Christian Association As a first step, it has successfully obtained affiliation to the newly-formed Singapore Canoe Federation. Although the association Is handicapped by the lack if its own293 words
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Article128 1971-11-06 15 London, Saturday.—Manchester's two big clubs, United and City, clash today in a local derby which could have a significant outcome in the destiny of the football League championship. The pall: meet at City's Maine Road ground where a crowd of 62,000 is anticipated in the most128 words
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Article53 1971-11-06 15 Moscow, Saturday.—Alexander Kolodkov of the Soviet Union yesterday pressed 165-1/2 kilograms (365 pounds) to set a new world middleweight weightlifting record. Competing at the AllUnion competition at Zhdanov, the Soviet news agency Tass said Kolodkov added two kilograms (4.4 pounds) to his own record which he established53 words
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Article112 1971-11-06 15 London, Saturday.—Princess Anne was voted sportswoman of the year In the annual poll conducted by the British Sports Writers' Association yesterday. She scored 360 votes, 123 ahead of second-placed Anne Moore, the world show jumping champion. World lightweight boxing champion, Ken Buchanan of Scotland, headed the112 words
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Article47 1971-11-06 15 Siong 800 "Blue" beat Slong 800 "Green" 3-0 in the Singapore Billiard Association senior lnter-club championship at the Singapore Recreation Club last nights. Results: Three-ball—Llm Sin Foo bt Abbas Falll *****0; four-ball—Ong Teng Keng bt Soon Guan Shlng 200-120; snooker—Bill Ho w.o. Wong Soo Tong.47 words
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Article254 1971-11-06 15 CRICKET London Saturday Warwickshire couldn't have chosen a worse time to announce that they had signed West Indian wicket-keeper Deryck Murray, to play for them in county cricket next season. Murray will be the fourth West Indian with the club. The others are Lance CHbbs,254 words
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Article125 1971-11-06 15 Melbourne, Saturday World XI captain Gary Sobers could be In doubt for the first Test against Australia In Brisbane on November 26. Sobers tore his right hamstring muscle while batting in the World Xl's opening match of the Australian tour against Victoria at the Melbourne cricket125 words
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Article31 1971-11-06 15 Singapore will send a total of 231 sportsmen and women for all 15 sports, Including sepak takraw and tennis, to the Sixth SEAP Games at Kuala Lumpur next month.31 words
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Article, Illustration443 1971-11-06 15 Dennis Chia - GO RACING By Dennis Chia A car's headlights were visible from far and soon it was brighter and as it turned into the car park, it came to an abrupt stop. A woman, in a dark brown sweater, dark boots and a pair of breeches,443 words
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241 1971-11-06 15 Stockholm, Saturday Top-seeded Rod Laver of Australia was edged out of. the Stockholm Open tennis championships In the q u a r t e r-flnals last night by young Czechoslovak indoor specialist Jan Kodes. In the best match of the tournament so far,241 words
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Article68 1971-11-06 15 Madrid, Saturday—Pedro Carrasco of Spain last night won the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) lightweight title when referee Samuel Odubote of Nigeria disqualified Mando Ramos of the United States at the 11th round of their scheduled 15-round bout for hitting below the belt. Carrasco had suffered four68 words
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Article57 1971-11-06 15 Tokyo, Saturday The Philippines and South Koiea meet today in the big clash that could well decide the Asian men's basketball championship for this year. Both go into today's crucial match with identical records of four straight wins and the most prolific points-scoring machines of the nine57 words
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Article70 1971-11-06 15 Peking. Saturday. Singapore women team beat Iran In Afro-Asian table tennis championship here. Bmlti Singapore Ist: Singles Peek Noi Hwojr beat L EHunod 21-14, tt-U; Yap Ai Svan beat P. Shemiranl IMI, 11-21; doublet Peek Not Hwoy and Nf Ai Choo beat P. Shemiranl and R. Darbin70 words
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Advertisement27 1971-11-06 15 if it's quieter than an EVJNRUDE it isn't running m i a r 4 BASDLI MODELS AVAILABLE: Manual Starting Type: 2HP—4HP—6HP—9ttHP—--18HP—25HP-r4OHP. Electric Starting Typa: 40HP—50HP—SOHP 100HP—125HP. Em27 words
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Miscellaneous187 1971-11-06 15 DR. KILDARE s*l ft m L f I m r 4 RIP KIRBY my mam, desmond, SHERMAN. INCREDIBLE CHAP, ABSOLUTELY INDISPENSABLE 10 ME. WONDER WHO THE 64RL ISF 'I 6UESS I WAS HIS FAVORITE... AND ONCE. I TOLD HIM I WANTED HIM TO BE MY FATHER... 1 MUST HAVE BEEN187 words
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Miscellaneous390 1971-11-06 15 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today .you are a responsible person who would forego success before he would shirk duty or neglect to shoulder his share of any burden Tour sense of honour and Justice is finely developed and enables you to deal fairly with v390 words
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Miscellaneous272 1971-11-06 15 w NEW NATION j s> MONEYWORDS K' I Cit Mt aftf M wit* (Uwr cnhh. J SATURDAY I Mm (Mr./HnVHissJ. 2. Dtvkt ft pvtvtM en Ml* 4. Mod had far unh, 5. A 1-|H>| aeoad mof 6 Miami |vMi vfckfc pi of Porta h WHAT YOU lAVE TO DO Each272 words
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Article230 1971-11-06 16 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EP80Mjm» CALL BOT MARKSMAN MAKUDA Raw 1 A*BAR IRISH COFPEE KILAU «ISH CO™— SSTSffct. SIN CHEW AKRAR NANYANG IRISH COFFEE II *8 PUNCH IRISH COFFEE Sarima KUaa iha cafte* u we Coflee Race t ALI KTLIE KYLIE FA8IR AUR {J 1 KyHe WareS Hmii Sartma KTLIE230 words
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Article88 1971-11-06 16 A softball team from the visiting American aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise, will play a series of five matches against Singapore Softball Assoc i a t i on's league teams, starting today. The visitors will meet Pirates, 88A's triple champions (knockout, Pesta Sukan and League holders) at 4 p.m.88 words
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Article, Illustration615 1971-11-06 16 Favour of the draw By Blue Peter Well drawn Box Office IV will take a lot of beating in Race Three at Bukit Timah today. This Gaul five-year-old showed promise in his debut at Bukit Timah in August when he finished fourth to Grand Roma615 words
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Article1276 1971-11-06 16 ■J.tJJiM 2.15 MARA CLASS 5 2F ■iUflUI (catchweights 12.0) 1 ***** IRISH COFFEE (Sri Lara PC) 5-lb Aman Mali 7 2 ***** AKSAR (Singapore PC) 5-lb is X ***** ZORBA (Singapore PC) 4-lb 11 4 ***** KILAU (Royal Pahang PC) 3-lb s 5 ***** SARIMA (Singapore PC)1,276 words
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Article210 1971-11-06 16 Saggitarius was toppled from top spot when It lost 3* tq half to Leo in the ninth week of the Inchcape Group Sports Club bowling league at Jackie's Orchard. After remaining in top position for the last three weeks, Saggitarius conceded the surprise defeat and left210 words
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Advertisement111 1971-11-06 16 Igrco p o fo TONIGHT FUN* DAMES WITTY See Page 15. m v r □BERCJI !HI BAR is now Singapore s favourite get-together place. Convivial atmosphere ana service with flair by delightfui and pleasing young ladies. i l :i nil! ii Jlj t it b > r z 4 4111 words
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Miscellaneous413 1971-11-06 16 5 Siigipre 1.05 Opening Announcements, followed by Felix 1.35 Something Else 1.55 Lassie The Tiger" 2.20 street 3.00 Saturday Matinee 4.55 Scholars as Officers (M) 4.55 Pin-Point Bowling 5.20 Talentime 197} (sth Quarterfinals (Rpt) 6.30 News in Brief 8.35 What's My Line 655 Is This Your Career?— 7.10 Les Miserables413 words
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Miscellaneous73 1971-11-06 16 SHORT RIBS (Tl Nbu AUVAVS BKK A WITCH I< '•s. i 'M-'B M h (I SNIFFY L* By Frank O'Neal VW£M MV MOIWEKGAVE M£ MY FIRST OBOOVI. WHEN P/P VOU PIRSr R£AUZ£ M3U WERE A WITCH? J M Z& i 2lCv mi. y* m 5Z til <* by George Fett73 words
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