New Nation, 1 March 1972

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  • 15 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, March 1, 1972 No. 341 Price 15 cents NEW NATION
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  • 13 1 Police reported 53 accidents yesterday. Five were serious and two fatal.
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  • 117 1 The share market was fairly active this morning. There were farther signs of profit-taking. Malayan Container dropped three cents to $2.55. National Iron lost two cents to $4.40. Public Bank fell one cent to $1.28. Ben Co. eased three cents to $1.59. M. Tiles slipped a cent
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  • 31 1 Capetown, Wednesday— A total of 118 Africans were found guilty yesterday of the ritual murder of two fellow tribesmen whom a witchdoctor blamed for lightning that killed two boys.
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  • 43 1 LATE NEWS Jakarta. Wednesday A 90 ton Thai vessel has been detained by an Indonesian patrol boat for entering Indonesian territorial waters without permit. The vessel with 15 crewmen has been towed to Teluk Sabang in north Sumatra for Investigation.
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  • 547 1 Tougher penalties plan Labour Minister Ong Pang Boon today announced new measures and higher penalties in the government's war against pollution and factory accidents. Opening the National Industrial Safety and Health Campaign at the Conference Hall, he said: "Our present Factories Act, enacted in
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  • 43 1 Canberra, Wednesday.— Australia's population reached an estimated 12.8 million on September 30 last year, according to figures released here yesterday by the Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics. This was an Increase of 247,500 over the previous 12 months.
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  • 37 1 Adelaide, Wednesday A member of a Russian musical festival touring Australia collapsed and died here today within hours of arriving for the Adelaide Festival of Arts. He was Mr. Ivan Koskalev, aged about 55.
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  • 427 1 High Court hearing of petitions this month The 20th Century Chit Fund 00. and four of its subsidiary companies have filed High Court petitions under the Companies Act to wind up their operations here. The petitions were filed by the companies' solicitors, Tan, Rajah
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  • 292 1 Hospital has eight to 10 men on waiting list Between eight and ten male patients are waiting for, sex-change operations In Handling Kerbau Hospital. Earlier, they were at Woodbridge Hospital where they were subject to extensive investigations and exhaustive interviews by a team of
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  • 313 1  -  Bv Abby Tan Jules Verne would have batted an eyelid or two to see the gleaming black-hulled luxury liner, France, steaming out from the pages of his famous novel Around the World In 80 Days. But like his predictions, this was stark reality all 1035 feet
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  • 247 1 A 32-year-old clerk yesterday helped police to smash a gang of thieves responsible for the recent spate of housebreaking In Joo Chlat. Inche Abdul Karlm bin Mohammed risked his life when he arrested a wanted housebreaker at Geylang early yesterday morning. Police spokesman. Mr. Lawrence
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  • 251 1 Reuter Washington, Wednesday. —President Nixon yesterday told Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and Republican leader Hugh Scott they had been invited by the Chinese Prime -Mr. Chou's Invitation was seen as an important development, signifying China's desire to follow up the
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  • 172 2 Being first of the leap year babies may mean nothing to him now, but it means a lot for Mrs. Ng Beng Chiong. Born yesterday, the 5 lb. 11 oz. baby has fulfilled Mrs. Ng*s wishes for a baby boy, though they
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  • 367 2 New Nation Foreign Service Banda Seri Begawan, Wednesday Britain's Queen Elizabeth was given one of the most colourful welcomes of her SouthEast Asian tour during her one-day visit to the Sultanate of Brunei yesterday. With the family of Sultan Hassanal Bo 1 k
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  • 441 2  -  Contraband coming into Java From Ronnie Muntu Jakarta, Wednesday The smuggling of goods from Singapore to Indonesia, previously detected only along the east coast of Sumatra, has now been discovered along the north coast of West Java. A Singapore-based syndicate is suspected. West Java's Chief
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  • 55 2 A sports association for the Queens town commu nity has been formed and will be registered soon. The president of the association is Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, the Minister for Culture and MP for the area. Mr. Khoo Ewe Thuan, Mr. Foo Seng Juan and Mr. Seah
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  • 128 2 About 200 families in Lorong ""Tigastate Geylang, have been given quit notices by the Housing and Development Board. They have been registered for new flats in Toa Payoh and Bendemeer housing estates by HDB officials last month. The houses they are occupying now
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  • 228 2 Haw Par Brothers International Limited have obtained controlling interests in Kwan Loong and Company (Hong Kong) Limited, a Hong Kong pharmaceutical firm quoted on the Far East Stock Exchange. r-f This acquisition, says Haw Par, will result In an increase in earnings and assets
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  • 100 2 London, Wednesday. The inquest into the deaths of Mr. Tan Sin Hee, private secretary to the Singapore High Commissioner here, and Miss Chan Kum Toh, a staff nurse at the London Clinic, who were found dead in the former's maisonette in East Finchley, London, last Tuesday, was opened
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  • 176 2 From V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday The government is to allow the screening of X-fllms in local theatres from today. But distributors can screen the Alms for a maximum of 30 days only with no extension allowed. Another condition laid down by the Film
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  • 35 2 The Workers' Party will hold a Chinese New Tear celebration at PKM Building (UMNO Headquarters) in Changl Road on March 12. The party's secretary-ge-neral, Mr. JJ3. Jeyaretnam, will give a talk.
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  • 29 2 Rangoon, Wednesday More than 1000 people were made homeless last night when a fire destroyed 200 houses in Mandalay, about 138 miles (220 km) north of Rangoon.
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  • 36 2 Esso will distribute 10,000 Utter-bags at all its service stations to customers thby week. A spokesman said they are part of the company's aim to further instil awareness among the public to keep Singapore litter-tree.
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  • 325 2 Ipoh. Wednesday A baby-sitter who twisted and fractured the leg of a three-month-old girl and stuffed a piece of cloth into her mouth to stop her from crying, was fined $2OO or six weeks' jail on Saturday. A magistrate's court found R. Jayamary 23,
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  • 30 2 A course on introduction to business finance will be conducted by the University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies from Monday at 7.30 pm at Nlssen Hut 4.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 350 2 Only two quiz winners Only two readers sent in correct answers to last Friday's quiz. They are Mr. Marzaini bin Mohamed, of Blair Plain, Tanjong Pagar, and Mr. Tan Seng Soon of Market Street. Each wins $17.50. The quiz photograph showed the top of the John Little's Building in Raffles
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    • 134 2 At the cinema Capitol: Struggle for Vengeance (Mandarin) 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.30 pjn. Cathay: Suzle 1.30, 4. 6.30, 930 pjn. Globe: BlUy Jack 1.45, 4, 7, 930 pjn. Imperial: The Legends of Cheating (Mandarin) 2.15, 7.15, 9.30 pan. Jurong Drive-In: The Desperate Chase (Mandarin) 7, 9.30 pjn. lido: The Organization—--1.45,
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    • 124 2 I weather! Temperatures In world cities yesterday. Manila 31-21 C Hong Kong 16-10 C Jakarta 33-25 C Kuala Lumpur 32-22 C Tokyo Seoul 1-1 Bangkok Naha Talpeh London Moscow 1-1 New York San Francisco Paris Sydney Melbourne Canberra Perth 11-8 C 1-Minus 8C 34-19 C 13-12 C 15-7 C 10-7
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  • 231 3 When lan Duncan Urquhart, a 25 -year-old Australian, died In a motor accident in Singapore on February 11, it was six years to the day that his girlfriend was murdered. On February 11, 1966, the bodies of his teenage girlfriend Abina and another youth
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  • 43 3 Driver Ng Lee Pheng, 46, and his wife were injured yesterday when their lorry suddenly caught fire while travelling along Chua Chu Kang. They managed to leap out of the lorry. They received slight burns on their legs.
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  • 30 3 The second Singapore teachers' art and crafts exhibition will be opened by Mr. Kwan Sal Keong, Director of Education, at the National Library next Wednesday at 5.30 p.m.
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  • 250 3 'Because of union work' allegation A complaint of victimisation has been lodged with the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation against Hewlett Packard, an American electronic company. The company is alleged to have dismissed a technician who is believed to have been organising the 200 employees there into
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  • 101 3 The Health Ministry has called for tenders from contractors to clean and maintain the beaches and holiday resorts at Changi, Pasir Ris, Loyang and various islands. This move, it is understood, is in line with the government's aim to keep Singapore clean and pollution free.
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  • 340 3  -  By Ng Foo Ngok Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday.—The Alliance government will continue to hold the reins of power in the foreseeable future because there are no other political parties strong enough to form a government. This was the view expressed by former Alliance MP. Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamed.
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  • 205 3 The Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E. W. Barker, today advised students to look beyond the traditional list of favoured professions for a career. He said the need was for managers, systems analysts, computer programmes and other specialists in a variety of fields.
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  • 297 3  -  World trip in yacht By Wee Beng Huat All Bob Piatt, 33, wants Is, at the least, one old sea "dog' to help him sail the world. But all he has got so far is a four-legged one who is afraid of the water. For the past
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  • In Person
  • THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
    • 184 4 What other newspapers are saying: HISTORIC VISIT: President Nixon arrived in China on February 21 for a visit. This "historic drama" has now been staged without any hitch, and with very great success, too. Judging by the more than 20 years or hostility between China and the
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    • 455 4 FROM ONE EXTREME TO. ANOTHER: President Nixon's achievements in his China visit are many, but the most important one is that the friendship between the Chinese people and the American people has taken a big stride forward. At least, the manmade obstacle and hostility has gone.
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    • 189 4 RECEPTION IN PEKING: The way President Nixon was received by the leaders and the people of China was beyond expectation. On the very day of his arrival he was taken directly to meet Chairman Mao Tse-tung. This was a significant event and President Nixon has definitely received great
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  • 405 5 Well move in again if guerrilla attacks continue New Nation Foreign Service Tel Aviv, Wednesday Israel has warned Lebanon it will take further military action, II the Lebanese do not curb Arab guerrilla attacks mounted from their territory. Souroes in Tel Aviv said the warning was
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  • 255 5 Reuter Jeddah, Wednesday King Faisal of Saudi Arabia told ministers of 31 Muslim countries yesterday: "All of us must stand beside Lebanon and the Palestine resistance movement" Opening the third conference of Islamic foreign ministers, he said the Issue went beyond Lebanese and Palestinians—it was "one
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  • 156 5 United Press International Mexico City, Wednesday. —"Better dead than wed," Jose Antonio Leon Rico, 30, is supposed to have said to the two brothers of his girlfriend who, pistol in hand, demanded that he marry her. He nearly got his wish. The
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  • 62 5 Rabat, Wednesday A Moroccan military tribunal last night sentenced an army officer to death and sent 72 people to prison for their part in last summer's unsuccessful coup against King Hassan. The judgment came seven months after the execution by firing squad of 10 army
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  • 18 5 Hong Kong, Wednesday. China and Ghana have decided to resume diplomatic relations, Radio Peking reported yesterday.
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  • Article, Illustration
    42 5 The Russian Luna-20 moon probe made a soft snow landing when it came back to earth. The probe reportedly brought back samples of lunar rocks from the mountainous region of the moon. This photograph was released by the Soviet government.
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  • 326 5 Reuter London, Wednesday. A British doctor claimed yesterday that tens of thousands of Bangla Desh women had been raped by Pakistani soldiers last year and many were likely to be "destroyed as human beings." Dr. Malcolm Potts, who returned here from Dacca last Friday after
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  • 179 5 Reuter Dacca, Wednesday—The Bangla Desh Prime Minister, Bhelkh Mujlbur Rahman. left last night for Moscow on a four-day visit to the Soviet Union. It Is Sheikh Mujlb's first visit to the Soviet capital since becoming Prime Minister. He Is expected to seek large-scale Russian aid for
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  • 112 5 United Press International Bangkok, Wed. FieldMarshal Thanom Kittlkachorn, chairman of Thailand's ruling National Executive Council, said yesterday that government forces would soon capture Phu Hin Long Kla, the main operating base for the Communist Insurgents In northern Thailand. "There have been some signs Indicating that
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  • 139 5 Reuter Moscow, Wednesday Border troops patrolling the 36,000 miles (*****0 km) of Russia's tightly sealed frontiers and coastline have been given new powers to detain anyone found near them without permission. Modified rules, made public yesterday in the official bulletin of the Supreme Bovlet (Parliament),
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  • 184 5 United Press International Sao Paulo, Wednesday.— Police yesterday arrested a group of men who for months have been profitably running their own mini telephone company here. The group, which included an installer of the official Brazilian Telephone Company (CTB), sold clandestine telephones to customers for the
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  • 38 5 Lima, Wednesday. Five people were killed and two injured when a truck bound from lima to the mining centre of Colqui slid off a mountain road and plunged into a canyon 4000 feet (1220 m) below.
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  • 253 5 Moscow, Wednesday.—The first Soviet commentary to appear here on President Nixon's talks in Peking accused China of trying to curry favour with the United States, and hinted at collusion between Russia'j two big power rivals. The commentary in the trade union daily, Trud, said the
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  • 437 6 It is more in its promise than its actual achievement that the major significance of the Peking summit lies. The groundwork has been laid for a dramatic change of direction in the mutual attitudes between the United States and China. Over a period
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  • 91 6 i II i by ISPY .> Reporters who try to Interview "newsworthy" patients in hospital are often regarded by doctors as a nuisance. But last week a New Nation reporter experienced a welcome change. The hospital doctors treating a jockey who collapsed during a riding workout
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  • 1025 6  -  DICK WILSON What or who will succeed the PAP? This Is not a topic that preoccupies either Singaporeans or foreign observers unduly. The PAP remains a party with a young leadership, well capable of handling affairs for the rest
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  • Letters
    • 236 6 The government department* give replies to trivial matters appearing In the Press but not to matters of Importance that affect the livelihood of people. I have been anxiously reading your paper for the last four months expecting some reply of assurance that the grievances and anomalies of
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    • 218 6  -  O.H. I refer to the article, An Apple A Day For Dental Health (NN, Feb. 23). It amuses me to read that the Dental Health Campaign has been launched by making kindergarten children eat more apples. Apples to keep the dentist away I'm sure that is
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    • 199 6  -  CHARLIE KOH Up popped Collector— Coins: How Not To Get Hurt (NN, Feb. 26) to Mr. Land's rescue. First and foremost. did Collector read my first comment. Coins Way So Expensive (NN, Jan. 26) where I gave a brief description of the stall where the coins were
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    • 82 6  -  CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss) Public Relations Officer. Pablfte Health Division. Singapore. S I refer to the letter by T3 Ji. on Deafening Noises (NN, Feb. 11>. Public Health Department labourers In the course of collecting and removing the rubbish from premises hare been given strict Instructions
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    • 72 6  -  NELSON QUAH Owing to Increased traffic on roads, there should be traffic lights at the junction of Jalan Jurong Kechll and Upper Buklt Timah Road. During peak hours, motorists have to wait for at least 15 minutes to cross this busy Junction. If there Is no
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    • 62 6  -  POH SOO HUAT I refer to Mr. L. K. Wong's complaint under the heading Inconsiderate Driver (NN, Jan. 14) I would appreciate if he could let me have the registration number of the bus and the date and time of the incident for purpose of
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    • 131 6  -  KHOO EWE THUAN Sports Liaison Officer for Queenstown, Singapore. 3 It is unfortunate that Mr. K.H. Loo did not know of the constituency football competition which was first reported in the Press on Nov. 23, 1971. However, I am very pleased and appreciate his interest in the
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous

  • 2053 7  -  IN TWO PARTS That first drink leads them down the road By Edgar Koh Tony handsome, muscular and appropriately side-burned smiled and spoke up at the Alcoholics Anonymous weekly session. "I'm 28," he said. "How did you start?" I asked. "Acting tough, you know what I mean? Young
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  • 194 7 Unlike their parents, the present feneration of French teenagers prefer soft drinks and milk to beer or other alcoholic drinks. By law, every bar, restaurant and nightclub mast display conspicuously printed extracts from the regulations forbidding sale of alcoholic drinks to under 18s. Under
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  • 599 7  -  Robert Miller A detailed study of Australia's alcoholics labels half the men and a third of its women as "heavy drinkers. The three-year investigation by sociologist Sol Encel showed that the older women get, the more they drink—until they reach 00—and that the Roman
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  • 229 7 There are no specific laws or penalties for underage drinking in Rome for the simple reason that the problem of drinking, underage or overage, as we know it, does not exist. Italian children are given moderate amounts of wine to drink
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
    • 857 8  -  Malaysia's business giant and its problems From V.K. Chin MALAYSIA Pernas, seeking to establish. Itself as Malaysia's sole importer of Chinese goods, will sally forth to Europe in April on an entirely different mission. Instead o t consumer goods, Pernas will be looking for
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    • 841 8  -  From Leon Daniel United Press International THAILAND Whatever follows President Nixon's trip to Peking, the generals who run Thailand are not counting on a lessening of China's support for the communist Insurgency here. The generals acknowledge the Insurgency Is worse than at
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    • 539 8  -  By Pakir Singh PHILIPPINES Controversy over defence spending in the Philippines has intensified with a request for an extra $6OO million over a five-year period. If the aefence appropriations committee approves the request, President Marcos' military budget for the coming fiscal year will increase
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    • 680 8  -  From Ronnie Muntu INDONESIA A major row is shaping up between the central government and the Jakarta Municipal Administration about legalised gambling, which the progressive Jakarta Governor Mr. All Sadlkln Introduced In 1968 over strong protests from certain sections of the community. The clash had
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 243 8 LCC Private Secretary^ For the first Tim#, LCC candidates have a complete course of books which cover completely the syllabus for the LCC Private Secretary's Certificate. This course is Paste Business Studies, published by Edward Arnold (Publishers) Ltd. in dose co-operation with the London Chamber of Commerce. Taking the examination
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  • SHOWBIZ
    • 548 9  -  By Violet Oon The Echo Children's Choir of the Hermlds Choral Society will be presenting its Inaugural full concert at the Victoria Theatre on March 10 and 11 at 8 pjn. Aa a fitting start to the choir's concert activities, the society has decided to
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    • 388 9  -  By Peter Ong AMERICAN rock group, Steppenwolf, has split up. The members will pursue solo careers and lead singer, John Kay, is to release his first solo album in Britain next month. A double album covering Steppenwolf's first song to their last, will be released at
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    • 432 9 Ankara, Wednesday Turks are mad about television. They are buying sets like crazy. People who have television sets are being flooded with people who don't have sets (they are called teleguests) and shops which sell television sets and switch them on have crowds on the pavements
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    • 127 9 If you haven't seen the new show at the Tropicana nightclub in Scotts Road, you're missing something. It's been on for a week now and opinion round town is that this one Is first-rate. Ask any of your nightclubbing friends and they'll tell you. The show Is
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    • 640 9 United Press International Honolulu, Wednesday A veteran dancer would like to see more mothers and daughters up on their toes, learning to dance and bridging the generation gap at the same time. Carl Wolz, an associate professor of drama at the University
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  • TREND
    • 476 10  -  Presented by Mary Lee New Tork, Wednesday It's going to be a cool summer this year—that is if women follow the advice of fashion designers and manufacturers who are baring it all to cope with the heat. Of course, It's bareness within limits,
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    • 804 10  -  TRISH SHEPPARD My bank manager and I have a very unusual relationship. I hasten to add that we're just good friends, which is a pretty unusual thing for anyone to be with their bank manager! It's probably because he manages a branch bank, in
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    • 583 10 Rio De Janeiro, Wednesday Denise, 27, is a lovely American brunette with a superb figure. She's good company, plays tennis, swims and enjoys dancing. She has an American salary and a threebedroom apartment in a country where those equate to wealth. Yet she's lonely and
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    • 242 10 Nashville, Wednesday Women's Lib In the Southern United States is striving to mould the white-gloved Southern lady Into a political force. The linage of the genteel Southern lady who leaves polities to the men-folk was attacked by Mrs. Carleen Waller Who opened
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    • 897 10 Ell One of the most wellknown species of bird in the Western world today must be the duck —especially the Peking variety. Although we can soon expect American kitchens to smell of roasting Oriental duck (Mrs. Nixon must have picked up an authentic Peking
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  • BUSINESS AND FINANCE
    • 252 11 United Press International New York Wednesday After meandering aimlessly for much of the day, the stock market finished on the upturn yesterday. Trading was active. The market needs some major news event to move It, Mr. Robert Allen, analyst for Shearson, Hammlll, said.
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    • 226 11 New Nation Foreign Service London, Wednesday Stock markets reacted to recent gains and at 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index was down 5.6 at 513.6. Unilever had net gain of over 8p on the results, ICI also firmed. But other leaders such as Glaxo,
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    • 85 11 Business Abroad JAKARTA, Wed. Holland and Indonesia yesterday signed an agreement under which economic relations between the two countries are expected to Increase. During Its two week stay In Indonesia a 10 man Dutch mission visited several provinces and held talks on the possible effects here
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    • 54 11 DUBLIN: Talks on the development of trade between Ireland and the Soviet Union, which began in Moscow in October 1970, were resumed here yesterday. In the first 11 months ot 1971, Ireland spent £2.8 million on Russian goods, mainly fuel oil and timber, while Irish exports to
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    • 41 11 TOKYO: Six major Japanese steel mills are considering plans to freeze new capital outlay until 1975 to deal with excess production capacity. Present capacity plus facilities already under construction would be enough to meet steel requirements until then.
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    • 48 11 I The chairman of Lloyd's Register of Shipping, Mr. A.C. Grover, will arrive here tomorrow on his way to Australia to attend the centenary celebrations of its offices there. He will hold discussions with the Minister of Transport and Communications on shipbuilding and shiprepairing.
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    • 70 11 The Raffles Quay office of the First National City Bank will be relocated at new premises In the United Industrial Corporation Building In Shenton Way. In a joint statement the FNCB and UIC Development (Pte) Limited said that agreement has been reached for the bank
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    • 302 11  -  By Tan Cher Soon The departure of Mr. AJ. Germain (above), next week marks the placing of suitably qualified local people In management positions In the Singapore Electronic and Engineering (Pte) Limited (SEEL). One of the original 34 expatriates seconded from the
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    • 204 11 Mr. George Brimyard, managing director of Mersey Docks and Harbour Company which operates England's largest export port, Liverpool, Is In Singapore to meet members of the" Shipping community. He will tell shippers and port authorities about the latest developments in the Port of Liverpool.
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    • 520 11 PROFIT-TAKING AND SOME BRIGHT SPOTS By Our Market Correspondent Widespread profittaking was the main Influence on the market but there were a few bright spots. Haw Par with strong speculative support went against the general trend to eight cents to Pint-liners that lost included Fraser and Neave
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    • 353 11  -  By Bharathi Mohan Singapore's liquor trade seems to be reaching dizzy heights. In the first eleven months of last year, total Imports of alcoholic beverages (brandy, whisky, gin, rum, wine, beer and stout) reached $4l million. This is more than for the whole of 1970 when
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    • 308 11 Reuter Brussels, Wednesday Common Market member states were deeply split over next year's farm prices yesterday with the EEC farm chief, Dr. Sicco Mansholt, describing divergences as the worst in 10 years. At a meeting of EEC agriculture ministers, West Germany and
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    • 30 11 then on to New Zealand and through the South Pacific to Honolulu and Los Angeles AIR NEW OJWIO knows the South Pacific best. WHh BOAC, QANTAS, AIR INDIA md USA
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  • 1212 12  -  SOCCER SCENE WITH JEFFREY LOW "What? They can't even beat a state side like Johore and they hope to go to England? To play alongside Arsenal and Chelsea? What cheek M That was the general bitter comment echoed quite resoundingly over the last two days, after
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  • 134 12 London, Wednesday. Several children were Injured and hundreds of spectators poured onto the pitch after a crush barrier collapsed in a packed football stadium here yesterday. The match between two of England's top teams, Arsenal and Derby County was stopped as police and medical attendants tried to
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 469 12 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 12 Huron. 13 Scrutinizes. 19 Library sign. 21 Place of business. 24 Mediterranean island. 25 Run away. 26 Originate. 27 Less perilous. 28 Desert dwellers. 29 Island in Red Sea. 30 Decree. 31 Subject of song in 'South Pacific." 33 Omit a syllable. 36 Inhabitant of part
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  • 1158 13 Ml w v U oSt It will be a battle between Australia and Japan in the race for the Singapore Open golf title. The Philippines Open champion, Hideyo Sugfanoto. of Japan, has every con- fidence that he can make a double after having
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  • 151 13 The Bawean Putra of Selangor will visit Singapore in April for a series of friendly sepak takraw games. The touring team has been tentatively scheduled to meet its counterpart the Bawean Putra (Singapore), Police and one other team at the Joo Seng community Centre. Meanwhile, Inche Nordin Lisut,
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  • 79 13 London, Wednesday. Victor Barna, one of the greatest players in the history of table tennis, has died in Lima, Peru, at the age of 59, according to reports reaching London yesterday. Barna, five times world singles champion, was taken ill at Peru airport earlier this month during
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  • 494 13  -  SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX '72 By Rolf Evans Perhaps one of the most unusual entries In the Grand Prix this year will come from Lionel Chan, who will be riding in the motorcycle Grand Prix as well as driving in the main event for cars.
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  • 529 13  -  By Sonny Yap The Singapore American School has apologised to officials of the national schools basketball championships for the Incident In the game against Catholic High last Friday In which one of Its students punched a referee. Letters of apologies, signed by the principal,
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  • 247 13  -  By M. Param Singapore's badminton players nave not shown improvement in their standard of performance in international competitions. This was pointed out by the out going Singapore Badminton Association President, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, at its annual general meeting. Mr. Ong, who is also the Minister
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    • 314 13 BIG WALK WOODLANDS FARRER PARK ATHLETIC CENTRE THE NEW NATION BIG WALK will be held on Sunday, March 26, 1972. Send in your entry form today. NAME (in full) ADDRESS (Print clearly in capital letters) (Postal District No.) Sex: AGE: Date of Birth GROUP* If you are a team member
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    • 257 13 BIG WALK NOVICES SECTION bunearn Road 6J m.s. ty Farrer Park Athletic Centre THE NEW NATION BIG WALK will be held on Sunday, March 26, 1972. Send in your entry form today. NAME (in fuU) (Print clearly in capital letters) ADDRESS (Postal District No.) Sex: AGE Date of Birth GROUP*
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
    • 42 13 im m mam it) ijill < NOW, WWO WAS NAGGING ME PSST? »@i<Epp I've t&cto SDO atuoosakjd TIMES "R) 6OOOT *MTW ME. Ooeewte. Vtou'ef AUWAVS "BO OOSV, ocNbu'ee uor fmw6 \uea. WUATS Mode tKWE ■Wis time >rs Ti ss B r.'. J'HJ* w2
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      35 14 The expressive eyes of 20-year-old Molifia Mas'od are looking ahead but her ambitions are simple. She wants to marry and be a good housewife. Her hobbies are photography, singing and reading magazines.
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    • 311 14 Baby-sitters, once thought to be the solution to the amah problem in Singapore, have not proved to be the answer to a housewife's prayer. Apparently, students looking for part-time Jobs and extra pocket money refuse to oblige as temporary mothers. Baby-sitting, that wonderful source
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    • 41 14 40 FOOK: Today is the start of the industrial safety campaign. My motto is: If you don't work safely you are living dangerously. MEI LING: And the life you save may not only be your own but somebody else's.
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    • 53 14 Residents in the tiny Australian mountain town of Adamlnaby are 70 miles (112 km) from the nearest doctor. Bo they have launched a world-wide campaign for their own doctor. As an enticement, the town of 500 Is offering "the world's finest trout" available for catching in
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    • 33 14 Atheists were not acceptable as immigrants to South Africa, the Immigration Minister, Dr. Connie Mulder told Parliament Heathens, agnostics, rationalists, free thinkers and infidels are admitted but not atheists.
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    • 519 14  -  By Edgar Koh Mr. Wong Poh Yong of Toa Payoh is 56 and still a man with driving ambitions. He thinks his job 1s the most satisfying and challenging of all. He's a driving Instructor. "Been one for quite long," he
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    • 108 14 Today Is Wednesday, March 1, the 61st day of 1972 with 305 to follow. THE MOON: Between full and last quarter. THE MORNING STAR: Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Pisces. British actor David Niven was
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    • 178 14 I took one look at the four women wrestlers from Japan and thought: "Whatever happened to the famed Japanese femininity?" After talking to them for an hour, I was relieved to find that beneath their brawn these girls are no different at
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    • 50 14 A 12-day power strike in Melbourne, 800 miles (1300 km) south of Brisbane has put scores of Brisbane models out of work. February Is one of the busiest times for the models but samples which come from Melbourne Australia's main fashion centre were held up by the strike.
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
    • 428 14 5 Siagspsrs 3.00 Opening and House, wires' Matinee House In Terror (Cantonese, Pt. 1) 3.45 For the Family -<C) 115 A Diary of Events In Singapore this Week (C) 4.20 Days of Our Lives 5.00 Close 0.05 Opening and Space Angel 6.30 News In Brief 6.35 What Others Say i
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    • 364 14 Trust your lucky IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are an ambitious, strong-willed person who Is Inclined to agonise over the possibilities of success and the danger of failure more than Is good for him. TOMORROW... PISCEB (Feb. 20-March 21) It will take a strong will to get you
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