New Nation, 12 May 1972

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  • 18 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, May 12, 1972 No. 403 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE FRIDAY, MAY 12. 1972
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  • 469 1 Fierce fighting rages inside city United Press International Saigon, Friday United States 852 bombers in their heaviest and most concentrated strikes of the Indo-China war tried yesterday and early today to save the embattled province capital of An Loc, 60
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  • 290 1 UPI Reuter Peking, Friday. The Chinese government in its first official reaction strongly condemned President Nixon's move to seal off North Vietnam's sources of war supplies and declared that China would "resolutely support and assist" the Vietnamese Communists "till final victory." The Chinese condemnation came
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  • 30 1 Six youths believed to be connected with seatfet society activities were arrested last night in a series of raids by the CID in various parts of the island.
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  • 391 1 Reuter Montevideo, Friday A five-year-old girl and an o 80-year-old man were among the 84 people presumed dead last night after a British freighter and a Liberian tanker collided in fog in the River Plate. The freighter, the 7113ton Royston Grange, was turned into
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  • 130 1 The share market was moderately active this morning. Trading was selective and generally prices were moving up marginally. Haw Par went up from $5.45 to $5.65, but dropped to $5.55. Slme Darby increased 15 cents to $6.50, Empat Nombor four cents to $4.32, Public Bank three cents
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  • 21 1 New York, Friday Two clergymen and their wives were killed yesterday after their single-englned plane crashed near Hugo, Colorado.
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  • 446 1  -  It's the biggest recovered here By Peter Ong A 500-lb live bomb the biggest ever to be recovered in Singapore was found on the beach in Seletar yesterday. It was later dumped about 10 miles out in the South China Sea. The bomb, believed
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  • 53 1 Police today appealed for eye-witnesses to an accident on April 30 in which a man was knocked down by a motor-cycle at the June tlon of Jalan Teban apd Tampines Road at 9.20 a.m. to contact the Sepoy Lines police station. The man, Tay Tim Pack, died
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  • 10 1 Police reported 49 accidents yesterday. Ten were serious.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 27 1 RS AFTER 13: SEE PAGE 6 A CASK OF COMFORT The Nippondenso car ainconditioner. Unrhalled for quality and trouble free performance. NTONDMOHN A CLASS OF fTS OWN
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    • 9 1 US warning, see page 7 NEW NATION TEL: *****1.
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    • 122 1 "^@_<:/}~@}:=\]}`_[],,`.&*@;~,~ inSIDE TODBV PACE 5: St.-x-change girls seek new names. PACE 8: What Hanoi will lose by rejecting Nixon's offer. PACE 9: Our Heritage: The Post Office. PACE 1 1 Crowing up on stage can be fun. PACE 14: Coif draws for the weekend. 0 PACE 15: Today's Bukit Timah
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  • 121 2 The do lice will hold their second sea carnival In June this year, following their tremendous success In last year's event. Last year's carnival was so successful that the police have decided to Increase the number of events by five. The carnival will be held
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  • 320 2  -  New students claim 'humiliation' By Patrick de Souza New students at the Polytechnic are complaining abqut severe ragging carried out by about 60 senior students during the orientation period. In a random survey carried out yesterday, the new students said that many humiliating incidents occurred at the
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  • 308 2  -  By Wee Beng Huat An insatiable desire to join the army has kept 70-year-old Salor bin Langar (right) on the march for the past 10 years. Although he has never stepped into a battlefield, Salor is a very highly decorated officer judging from the medals
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  • 339 2  -  By Ivan Lim A well-known Chinese archaeologist from Cambridge University is the sixth don to enter the race for the post of Nantah Vice-Chancel-lor, to be vacated by Professor Rayson Huang in September. He is iroressor Cheng Te-Kun, 64, currently a reader in Chinese
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  • 254 2 A leading hotel has given Jobs to mai*y exnational servicemen. They are employed in various posts from front office managers to kitchen helpers. The Mandarin Hotel has been recruiting' them since the end of last year as part of its share of the responsibility of giving
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  • 42 2 Mr. Dennis Khoo has been elected president of the Christian Brothers Schools Old Boys' Association. Other officials are: Mr. Wee Eng Poh and Mr. T. O. Aeria, vice presidents, Mr. Edmond Rodrigues. secretary; and Mr. Cyril Louis, treasurer.
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  • 22 2 The Chinese YMCA SkinScuba Diving Group will hold its demonstration and presentation of certificate tonight at the Selarang Swimming Pool.
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  • 22 2 The Bank of America Orchard Road branch will move to the 25-storey Shaw Centre in Scotts Road next week.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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  • 266 3 Singapore should foster its ties with Malaysia, Indonesia and China because these three countries were closely related to Singapore's economy. This is the view of Dr. Peter S. J. Chen, a lecturer in the Sociology Department, University of Singapore. Dr. Chen was speaking
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  • 63 3 The passenger liner Kota Singapura, which was placed under arrest on Wednesday will sail tonight. Confirming this today, Mr. Tony Gardner, district manager of Travel House Corporation, charterer of the ship said: "Anything that is not settled will be finalised this morning." Passengers are expected to be
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  • 46 3 Tht Singapore Institute of Management and the Centre for Applied Behavioural Science will hold a course on Small Group and Conference Leadership at the Chinese YMCA, Tanglln Centre, next Friday. Application forms are available at the SIM office At the Executive House, 120 Oxley Rise.
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  • 29 3 Attorney General, Mr. "Tan Boon Teik will officiate at the Singapore Petroleum Company's foundation stone laying ceremony at the refinery site on Puiau Merlimau on May 23.
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  • 226 3  -  By By Wee Beng Huat and Tan Cher Soon An East German freighter hit by a rocket and machine gun fire from a US Air Force Phantom jet, has just been repaired at a Singapore shipyard. The freighter, the 10,000ton Halberstadt, was hit three weeks ago
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  • 250 3 82 women among them Nearly 500 motorists including 82 women —were picked out by the police during the past 19 days as model drivers. This pick-the-model-dri-ver exercise is part of the current three-week Road Courtesy Campaign organised by the National Safety First Council.
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  • 294 3 Developing nations can benefit greatly from sharing common problems through discussions within the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, according to the Malaysian Finance Minister, Tun Tan Slew Sin. He said most Commonwealth countries could be classified as developing nations which Could profit from CPA meetings through the
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  • 42 3 SAF aircraft will conduct live firing and bombing training at the Southern Islands Live Firing Range at Pulau Pawal from Monday to Friday daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The public is warned to keep clear of the area.
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 295 3 The S.T. Dupont lighter. Its practically as perfect as the match. The match is a simple and beautiful idea. It was perfect almost the instant it was invented. Lighters are rather more complicated, so S.T. Dupont of Paris has to go to all sorts of extremes to make theirs seem
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 229 3 iGMraas Today's winning number *****2 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $100 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Savings Bank account in your name. Call with your identity
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    • 556 3 I HRPPEmncs WHAT'S ON TODAY The First Lady, Mrs. She a res, will present certificates and prizes to nurses at the annual NURSES' GRADUATION CEREMONY at the Conference Hall at 5 p.m. The ALJUNIED PRIMARY SCHOOL at Aljunled Road will be officially opened by Inche Mohamed Ghazall Ismail, Parliamentary Secretary,
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    • 316 3 Quiz prize winners Last Monday's quia photograph showed a lion statue at the Thye Hong Biscuit Factory In Alexandra Road. The first price of $15 goes to Mr. Ee Thian Han, a manager, of Balestler Road. His entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last night. The
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  • In Person
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    • 180 4 OnW oo $1 dd pu kS" or tn the and nts c omP lfe 4 a S ST/ 50 V V, -''Jm v;/&2 W/'Ss W' //j Come to the Brasserie and call for the trolley any lunch or dinner time. But do it early, we carve so generously you could
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  • 313 5 Developing good toothbrush technique among the young is best left to the teachers but this is proving a little difficult. This is the opinion of a senior dental officer In the Ministry of Health, Dr. Wong Hee Deong. In a paper on dental health
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  • 34 5 Che Mawan Wajld Khan, president of the Siglap Women's Association, will attend the association's annual general meeting and the Prophet Mohamed's birthday celebrations at the Siglap Community Centre tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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  • 247 5  -  By Ong Choo Suat Two sex-change girls have approached the Legal Aid Bureau for help to have their names changed by deed poll. They are Miss X, a dispenser who recently underwent a sexchange operation, and Miss Y, who had her operation earlier and is
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  • 50 5 The Tanjong Rhu Housing Estate Flat-Owners' Association was formed recently. Mr. J. F. Concelcao. MP. for Katong, is the adviser to the 15-man committee with Mr. Steven Tan as pre sident, Mr. Chin Swee Thian vice-president, Mr. Tan Peng Huang secretary and Mr. Khor NgiaD Cheng treasurer.
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  • 244 5 I n c he Mohamed Ghazali bin Ismail, Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Education, will open the flve-day seminar on "Youth in Our Society" at the Singapore Conference Hall next Tuesday at 10 a.m. Participants will have to register at Eusoff College, University of Singapore, on
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  • 192 5 The Democratic Socialist Club of the University of Singapore has called on the government to set up a Ministry of Youth Affairs to study the problems of the young. In the editorial of the club's latest official organ "The People," it said the proposed ministry
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  • 439 5 Allegations said to be 'unfounded and lacking in substance' The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board says the allegations voiced by the chairman of the Tourist Guides Association are "unfounded and lacking in substance." This was in reply to Mr. Chong Poh Yew who accused the
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
    • Article, Illustration
      2255 6  -  Malaysia's road back to goodwill and harmony MALAYSIA Tomorrow is May 13 —the third anniversary of the bloody Kuala Lumpur riots which shook and almost destroyed the foundations of Malaysia's multiracial society From V. K. Chin Normalcy has definitely returned to Malaysia since the May 13 conflagration of 1969
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    • 435 6 THE UMIE OF THE PRESS What other newspapers are saying: GROUPS IN THE PASTY: The terms "older group" and "younger group" used by certain UMNO members are undesirable and should not have been used in a mature political party such as UMNO. The speech by Tan Sri Qhaxali,
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 170 6 Every mile you fly with us,youll And our'little extras" get bigger and bigger. -vy Every airline today offers more or less the same things. That's why we offer you our 'little extras'. Little extras like beautifully prepared Chinese meals unsurpassed in Taipei or Hong Kong. Intricate wood carvings and other
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  • 372 7 'Don't move mines' Hanoi told United Press International Washington, Friday As President Nixon went ahead with plans to visit Moscow, the Defence Department warned 31 ships remaining in Haiphong harbour against trying to leave and cautioned North Vietnam against any attempt to clear its
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  • 259 7 Reuter Washington, Friday. President Nixon yesterday held a surprise meeting with a high Russian official amid rising optimism that Moscow would not permit its anger over the Vietnam crisis to torpedo the Ameri-can-Soviet summit later this month. Mr. Nixon, due to arrive in Moscow on
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  • 491 7 UPI Reuter Bonn, Friday. A series of bomb explosions in Frankfurt yesterday killed an American military officer and caused heavy damage to a US army officers' club and another adjacent building. An army spokesman said 13 people were injured in the explosions which
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  • 236 7 United Press International Washington, Friday. Nine former aides to Dr. Henry Kissinger yesterday denounced the mining of North Vietnamese harbours as a "fruitless and illconceived effort to preserve the President's concept of American presidential prestige." In a letter to Dr. Kissinger, President Nixon's National Security Affairs Aviser,
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  • 222 7 Reuter Washington, Friday The Federal Bureau of Investigation keeps secret files on Jane Fonda, Marlon Brando, Paul Newman, Harry Belafonte and other Hollywood stars, according to columnist Jack Anderson, who published excerpts from what he said were the secret FBI files. None of the stars
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  • 246 7 United Press International Dublin, Friday. Irishmen voted by a nearly 6-1 majority yesterday to join the European Common Market. Premier Jack Lynch termed the landslide referendum a great victory for the Irish nation. "Such a massively favourable vote is a great tribute to our people's
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  • 31 7 Washington, Friday.—The Justice Department has charged two Wyoming men with killing three bald eagles the US national symbol and 363 highlyprotected golden eagles in hunting flights aboard a helicopter.
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  • 23 7 The National Library Group Services Section will hold a demonstration on puppet-making on Wednesday at 10.30 a.m. in the library's Meeting Room.
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  • 165 7 Reuter Washington, Friday. The US Government yesterday approved a controversial oil pipeline across the frozen wilderness of Alaska to taD one of the biggest oil finds in history. The decision pushed up shares of some major oil companies with stakes in the Alaska oil discovery, but
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 206 7 Visit our Ultra Modern new store at Supreme House You can tell by w the cut of his suit the knot fcf hie tie the shape of his coller end his FROM SWITZERLAND COMPLETE 1972 RANGE JUST UNPACKED [5] X&&&1 81, HIGH STREET.TEL:244OI also at: SUPREME HOUSE (ground floor) GOODWOOD
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  • 589 8 When the story of Indonesia's miraculous economic recovery is finally written, it will be justifiable to devote considerable attention and space to the role of the Japanese. It is true that Indonesian-Japanese ties have not been completely free of irritants in the postSoekarno era.
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  • 169 8 byISPY A well-seasoned traveller and writer, who has several books on this region, was telling us about oddities of local customs and habits. Perhaps the oddest one is from Java. He said: "If a Javanese invites you over to his home, for goodness sake don't refuse. And
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  • 765 8  -  SHIRI MULGAOKAR The Russian reaction to the American blockade of North Vietnam's sea approaches ~is unusually muted so far. After getting over the formality of a verbal condemn ation, the Russians have made no move even
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  • Letters
    • 448 8  -  HENRY ONG YAN HOCK Ruskln once said. "All books are divisible into two classes; books of the hour and books of all time." We all know that certain books deserve mention and we hardly get tired of them. Such books are the ones Ruskln describes as
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    • 84 8 I would like to know from the authority concerned how a Derson who owns three cars and a factory in Jurong is eligible for a Housing and Development Board fiat. At the time when I bought my fiat in Block 26, the ceiling family Income
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    • 221 8  -  TA BOLEH TAHAN LAGI Some time ago a letter was published in New Nation requesting the authorities to install a speed limit sign in Jalan Lembah Thomson to prevent mishaps. A prompt reply came out in your paper from the secretary of the Citizens' Consultative Committee
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    • 142 8 Bus conductors should be given a refresher course on politeness! I had the misfortune of coming across the unwarranted rudeness of a conductor in a bus plying South Bridge Road recent ly. I boarded at South Bridge Road and being ignorant of the fare from there to
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    • 183 8 If there is any phenomenon which is characteristic of Singapore nowadays, it is the Imitation of the Western ways of life by Singaporeans, especially youths. I am referring in particular to the Increase in the number of youths having long hair. The tragedy has reached alarming proportions. It
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    • 247 8  -  LEONARD LIM Our revamped bus transport services of not less than 150 routes aim at providing a more direct and efficient service. But the facilities offered and the operation of services is not up to expectations. There 1# an urgent need for a general overhaul In the
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 12 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1.
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    • 106 8 Put a studio in your home The Philips Home Studio. Now, for $795 cash, you can get the Philips GAIO4 Stereo Record Player, the RH 886 AM/FM Stereo Transworld Radio Receiver and Cassette Recorder (combined with a powerful 2xlOW amplifier) plus two big speakers! GAIO4 Stereo Record Player. 3 Speeds.
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous

  • Our Heritage
    • 1319 9  -  PRESENTED BY BETTY L. KHOO It is hard to envisage today that there was a time 140 years ago when Singapore had no internal postal services and mail sent overseas was a chancy business. Ships were few and far between and mail was
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    • 670 9  -  WHERE ORE THEV ROW By Tan Chung Lee A cricketer, footballer and hockey player more than 30 years ago, Swee Lim Swang, 54, is still active in these fields when others of his age have long stopped. A natural sportsman, Lim Swang
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    • SHOPPING
      • 563 10 /CARPETS these days aren't what they used to be. Most of them are machinemade and have fantastic designs. But they still remain a status symbol of sorts. Just the other day I was walking around town when I came across this furniture shop that
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 309 10 11l Reflective Glass Tinting Film keeps buildings cool by reflecting sun rays Remarkable Features:— Reduces heat by 76%. Permits complete visibility. Preserves the original beauty of furnishing. Improves the architectural harmony designed into the building. Shatter resistant No special maintenance required. Provides a cooler and more comfortable interior to rooms.
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    • 127 10 ken ko Rora Massager Build a beautiful and healthy body with a Kenko Rora Mjssager It helps to stimulate blood circulation and breaks down fatty tissues. *> 1> i jm n 'v $7.50 per set S pore Anqelion ntfrpnw Co. 51 Rochore Road S por« 7 T»l ***** K. 3147?
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    • 33 10 SILVERCRAFT. SPECIAL OFFER 20% DISCOUNT FOR LAMBERT CRYSTALS BRANDY GOBLETS WHISKY TUMBLERS Etc. EXCEPT FOR PEWTER WARE SUPREME HOUSE TEL: ***** Free Parking for the first hour Voucher can be exchanged for Purchase
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    • 116 10 ALPHA INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD. FOR A WIDE RANGE OF COMMERCIAL DIVING EQUIPMENT SCUBA AND SKINDIVING EQUIPMENT DIVING INSTRUMENTS WATCHES RUDBER DINGHIES, LIFE JACKETS WATER SKIIS AND ACCESSORIES SAFARI CAMPING EQUIPMENT. TANK FILLING, EQUIPMENT HIRE, SERVICING FACILITIES ALSO AVAILABLE. 304 THOMSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 11. TEL: *****2 mi xHk A I ma
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    • 170 10 WATCHES Swiss watches from $25 $4,000 CLOCKS JEWELRY A wide variety from sandclocks to atmospheric clocks Bracelets, necklaces and rings in gold with precious stones WATCHES OF SWITZERLAND LIMITED 12. Liat Towers. Orchard Road. Singapore 9 Tel *****0 1. John Little's Building. Raffles Place. Singapore 1 Tel ***** 9 x6'normal
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    • 27 10 TRUNKS FOR PACKING, STORAGE, ETC. STRONG STEEL AND LUXURIOUS ALUMINIUM QUALITIES AVAILABLE Standard and Made to Order Sizes HARMIT BROTHERS, (Luggage Dealers) 96. Serangoon Road Tel: *****
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  • TREND
    • 704 11 PAT 'CHUNG "First we were the audience and then the others were the audience, and first they did something for the concert and then we did something for the concert." That's how a five-year-old summed up the afternoon spent at a friend's house
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    • 130 11 Abortion a lucrative business London Friday British doctors can earn more than $50,000 a week by performing abortions according to a London gynaecologist. He claimed that one prominent surgeon had been offered about $90,000 a year for half a day's work a week. The doctor was speaking as tens of
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    • 661 11  -  EATING OUT WITH WENDY HUTTON Lovers of Malay curry now have a new downtown restaurant catering to their tastes. After only two weeks, in business, the Longhouse is packed each lunch time with eager office workers, businessmen and shoppers. Located on the first floor
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    • 291 11 Los Angeles Times Dallas, Friday It Is easier to hurt a woman than a man, the young tolerate pain better than older people, and Orientals are not as stoic under pain as most people think. These are the major findings of a study of how 41.119 people
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    • 201 11  -  SULAIMAN ISMAIL Are you one of those women who wear dull-looking skirts and blouses to the office but step out in the evenings in sharp outfits? Don't think you're saving money this way because it's likely to cost you more to keep
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
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    • 54 11 o¥<a TOILETTE CHANEL lll.'mril CHANEL PARIS a? /> (Now on) Excellent value in top quality high-fashion merchandise. Ladies' shoes handbags from France, Spain Italy. Dresses, intimate wear, Ballito hosiery, sandals, cosmetics, textiles, children's STAR TRITE shoes etc. etc. Hurry! For Big Big money-saving shopping. B if B (S) PTE. LTD.
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  • BUSINESS AND FINANCE
    • 248 12 Reuter Santiago, Friday Developing countries attending the United Nations sponsored UNCTAD conference here are making a bid for a much bigger say in future international trade negotiations, conference sources said yesterday. Sources said the so-called "Third World" of 77 developing countries
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    • 117 12 Dollar closes firmer, stays steady London, Friday. The Ascension Day holiday closed Europe's main financial centres yesterday and the result was very thin trading on the London exchange market which stayed open. The dollar inched higher against the pound in the morning session and finally closed the day firmer at
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    • 131 12 There was hope of recovery in the share market yesterday when prices moved up marginally in many counters. Activity was relatively low but well spread out among Industrial properties, hotels, and the commodities. Initial fear regarding the proposed legislation to regulate the activities of the exchange has calmed
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    • 265 12 Reuter Canton, Friday China is selling more commodities than before at the current Canton Trade Fair, a reliable trade source said yesterday. But Western and Japanese exporters may be finding that it is tougher than before to make sales at Canton, the source added.
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    • 202 12 Food prices took a 3.5 per cent Jump in the last quarter of 1971, Bank Negara's quarterly eco no mic bulletin said. The lood price index rise reflects higher prices for vegetables, fish, meat and poultry and dairy products. Changes in retail
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    • 168 12 Reuter London, Friday Equities rallied in quiet trading yesterday on new time buying and technical factors. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index was up 5.8 at 528.3. EMI, Beecham and I CI gained a few pence among leaders while BATS rose around lip
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    • 269 12 United Press International New York, Friday Stock prices moved up in cautious trading on the New York Stock Exchange. At the final bell, the Dow Jones Industrial average was 3.76 higher to 934.83. Advances led declines, 911 to 499, among the 1732 issues
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    • 205 12 Allied Chem 31% AI CO* 49% Am Brandt 46 1 Am Can 353, Am Motors AT T 42% A A P 7% Anaconda 19 Avon Pd Beth Steel 31% Boeing 20% Caterp Trac 52 Chrysler 3314 Coca-Cola 128% control Data 61% Corn Ol Whs 225 Dow Chem
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  • 241 12  -  CAMERA CORNER By WANG SU FAH A reader of Camera Corner submitted this picture for comments. It is entitled "Dry branches against an afternoon sun." Dry branches and leafless trees are good subjects to portray serenity or a sad atmosphere provided they are well
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • 148 12 Photographic Contest NEW VI ION N Name Address Title: Camera: Exposure: Camera Corner weekly photographic contest. Below are the rules of the competition. It's open to aAl with cash prizes. Rules L The Contest is open to all Singapore photographers. Z. Minimum sise Is f z r on flossy snrfaee.
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 361 12 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Cease. 8 Emergency measure. 15 Oswego's waterfront. 16 Sicily's capital. 17 Dwarfed. 18 Issuing forth. 19 Thumping fall. 20 —noire. 22 Parts of churches. 23 British youth. 24 Ridicule. 26 Luxuriant. 27 Less unsteady. 29 Island resort near Venice. 31 Brazilian destination. 32 Man-made fiber.
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  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • 478 13 NnrNfflw /2\ announcements TUITION ON MAKE-UP dressmaking and hoirdressing. Diplomas awarded. Sylvia Kho Beauty Salon Phone: ***** Singapore. MAINLY FOR BRIDES. Extra 20% discount for early booking of Sylvia Kho Bridal Salon. Phone: *****/*****7 Singapore. AT YOUR SERVICE LOONG KWANG CO. PTC. LTD. embroidered tablecloths, bedsheets, hotel linens, antiques; stone,
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    • 458 13 iOOKS ft PUBLICATIONS SUBSCRIBE to the Young Students on exciting and very interesting magazine for students between 10—16 years. On sale at all news ogents. Singapore. CHUA KAI TK> Beek Making specialised in Text Books, Mogarines, Booklets Folders. 10 Choon Guan Street S'pore 2. ***** S'pore. BOATS/YACHTS FOR SALi NEW
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    • 476 13 500 MM M REFLECTS Nikkor 2 months old $580/- 0.n.0. Ring *****, *****4 after 7 p.m. J.S. Ang. HI-FI TAILOR-MADE to your house. For professional on-the-spot advice by Philips expert from Holland, call Philips Shopping Centre Mrs. Oei. Telephone: *****6, We-install professionally. CO DOWN SPACE VACANT GO DOWN in city
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    • 593 13 POSITION WANTED YOUNG DOCTORS AVAJLAMJ for locum Job from May to June 15th. Enquiries *****9 Slngopore. EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED ACCOUNT ANT seeks port-time job. Contact Pouf *****8 Singapore. TTT OWNER LEAVING FOR OVERSEAS. Offers Cockatoos, Lories, Black —Capped Lories, Parokeets, Canaries, Cages at reasonable price to bird lovers. Ring Mrs. Violet
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    • 355 13 WOMEN ONLY NIW SHIPMSNTI For assorted jewelleries, groovy belts, hondbogs, Imported materials, dresses, trimmings, and everything feminine visit Femina, 352 People's Pork Complex (2nd Floor) *****. WHERE TO STAY CAMERON HOTEL air-conditioned bedrooms, I bathrooms attached. Bed and Breakfast $12/- upwards. 547 Upper Changi Rood 9 m.s. (16) Telephone: *****6/*****8
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    • 169 13 GLOBAL VAN LINES INC. Tempted to Suicide 7 Despairing Ring 9G544 day or night 55, A. M. A AMADEUS MUSIC AGENCY PTE- LTD. Shop No. 3-20, (3rd Floor), Peninsulo Shopping Complex TelopKono: ***** IMPORTERS ft EXPORTERS OF MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS ft INSTRUMENTS of Hm fioott quality MORRIS MALAYAN MOTORS (PTE.) LTD.
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    • 880 13 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, ONG SIE TOW of No. 41, Dain Street, Singapore 7 have opplied for a Public House First Class licence in respect of premises No. 39 Beach Rood, Singapore 7, New Oriental Restaurant Bar, Singapore, and that this application will be heard in
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  • 971 14  -  By Lim Kee Chan Fifty five players will tee-off for the first qualifying round of the Singapore Island Country Club championship over the par--71 Bukit course tomorrow. Taking the field as a firm favourite will be undoubtedly the sensational American schoolboy, Jimmy Btewart,
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  • 345 14 Keppel Club will play away to Changi in the Singapore Golf Association league on Sunday. The Keppel pairs are: LEAGUE Ist tee: 8.00 a.m. Taiib bin Haron (5) and Stephen Wee (8); 8.08 Lee Keow Siong (10) and John Ng (12); 8.16 Michael Chong (13) and Mahinder
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  • 49 14 Bonn. Friday. The Soviet Union yesterday advanced to the semi finals of the European under-23 soccer cup on a scoreless draw with West Germany in the second leg. In the first leg of their quarter-final competition, the Soviet Union beat West Germany 31) in Erlvan.
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  • 199 14 New York, Friday.—Willie Mays, one of baseball's super stars for the past 20 years who now has entered into the twilight of his playing career, was traded by the San Francisco Giants to the New York Mets yesterday for minor league pitcher Charley Williams and
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  • 285 14 Defending champions St. Patrick's scored a convincing nine-wicket win over National Junior College in the Singapore Cricket Association inter-school tournament at Balestier Road SCRC, yesterday. St. Pat's bundled NJC for a low score of 61 and replied with a fast 64 for the loss of
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  • 205 14 Tokyo, Friday A sixunder par-66 gave Japan's Masaji Kusakabe a one stroke lead over Gary Player of South Africa in the first round of the U5533,000 Japan Airlines Open here yesterday. Kusakabe and Player were level at four-under after nine holes over the 7022-yard, par-72 Narashino
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  • 23 14 Monte Carlo, Friday.—Belgian Jacky Ickx yesterday set the fastest time in the first practice for Sunday's Moncao formula one grand prlx.
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  • 635 14 London, Friday Greg Chappell scored an elegant 83 not out as the touring Australian cricketers gained some overdue batting practice on the second day against Nottinghamshire here yesterday. Chappell and Ross Edwards (38) shared a fifthwicket stand of 86 in 95 minutes to steer the
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  • 136 14 Sydney, Friday. The Australian Cricket Board of Control yesterday announced a programme of 10 matches. Including three Tests, for the Pakistan tour of Australia in 1972 73. The five day Tests will be played In Adelaide from December 22 to 27. Melbourne from December 29
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  • 184 14 Port Worth, Texas, Friday. Bruce Crampton rode a "super day" with his putter into a late-in-the-day four under par 60 finish that gave him a share of the first round Colonial Nattional Invitation golf tournament lead yesterday with Texan Fred Marti. Marti tore up the front
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  • 25 14 Mount Vernon Secondary School will stage Its fifth annual athletic meet at the school ground on June 1. starting at 2.30 p.m.
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  • 120 14 Margate, New Jersey Friday Joe Frazier, training here for his May 25 title defence against Ron Stander In Omaha, Nebraska, already deserves to be ranked among the greatest heavyweight champions of all time, in Jack Dempsey's opinion. Dempsey, who held the heavyweight crown between 1919 and 1926
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  • 133 14 Dar Es Salaam, Friday. Tanzania has reiterated that it will boycott the 1974 Commonwealth Games in Christchurch if New Zealand maintains its sporting ties with South Africa. The new warning came from the secretary of the National Sports Council, Mr. S.S. Dosi, when receiving Tanzania's formal
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  • 336 14 Albert Tan and Amir Leow are drawn to meet in the final of the Singapore Civil Service Association singles tennis championships starting tomorrow at 3 p.m. THE DRAW Men's singles: byes Albert Tan, Tan Kim Cheng, Francis Chan, E. H. Sheares, Teo Teng Poh, Barry Radley; Ist
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  • 1066 15  -  By SONNY YAP Tactics? A surprised look on the face of Mr. Yee Teck Peng, and the St. Andrew's rugger master broke Into a smile: "Well, I can't tell you really...They are top secrets." And there lies hidden the formula he has worked out for
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  • 1528 15  -  GUTTER a, TALK WITH JOHN FITCH The CPA-Brunswick tournament semi-final will be held on Sunday at Jackies Katong. Originally there were to be only 10 finalists of the mens and ladies sections selected to go into the grand final. But now we understand this figure
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  • 42 15 by Burnley player as he clears the ball after being tackled by a Junior A.A. player in the FAS Div. 2C league match at Farrer Park yesterday. Junior A.A. won 4-0. Picture by Philip Lim. Picture by Philip Lim.
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  • 461 15 By Blue Peter Ming Derby underlined his chances in the $30,000 Singapore Derby with a smart workout on a good track at Bukit Tim ah this morning. Accompanied by Ten No Trumps (Laurie Johnson), Ming Derby trotted once round the track at a steady
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  • 18 15 London, Friday.— Last night's only soccer result: English League Ist. Div. Arsenal I Tott. Hotspur 2
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  • 84 15 Dallas, Friday Topseeded Rod Laver broke John Newcombes serve three times last night to take a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 victory in the first round of the World championship of tennis tournament. In an earlier match, Ken Rosewall shook off a surprising charge by Bob Lutz to
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  • 49 15 Rotterdam, Friday Ajax Amsterdam, European cup holders, won the Dutch football cup final when they beat F.C. The Hague 3-2 here last night. Ajax, who defend the European cup against Inter Milan of Italy later this month, have already won the Dutch league title.
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  • 120 15 Bangkok, Friday Thailand and Iraq fought to a draw last night to throw group "A" into an intriguing position in the first round of the Fifth Asian Cup football tournament here. Iraq led 1-0 at half time. Iraq first scored in the seventh minute when centre
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  • 153 15 Bournemouth, England Friday.—Top women's seed Evonne Goolagong of Australia and Ilya Nastase of Romania, the number one men's seed, both reached the semifinals of the £***** (US$39,000) Rothmans British hard court tennis championship yesterday. Second men's seed Stan Smith of Pasadena, California, also reached the last four,
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