New Nation, 13 November 1972

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    18 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, November 13, 1972 No. 559 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1972
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 59 accidents yesterday. Four were serious and one fatal.
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    ON THE 'CHANGE
    165 1 Bulls continued their charge at the share market this morning, with prices appreciating in counters traded. Fair Lady on "immediate delivery" counter swiftly gained cents to 49 cents. In the hotels section, "designated" Imperial which recently diversified Its business, was the star attraction. Its price rose dramatically
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    Stolen bag on dead youth
    65 1 LATE NEWS Police said today that a youth who fell to his death from the Asia Motor construction site in Orchard Road was found with a stolen handbag. Earlier yesterday afternoon the youth was seen behaving suspiciously in the building. When construction workers confronted him
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    Face to face with death
    184 1 Penang, Monday Knife in hand, a man challenges a policeman in a Penang Street S e c on d 8 later the policeman drew his revolver and shot the man dead. The dramatic confrontation came after the man Osman bin Mohamed Isa, 33, allegedly stabbed
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    Girls: Gang raped us
    303 1 'Attacks after party at hotel' Police have detained a three-man gang following a series of rape cases alleged to have taken place at a leading hotel. The reports were made by two girls at 5.30 a.m. yesterday at the Orchard Road Police Station. A team of
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    All set for Japan poll
    81 1 Tokyo, Monday The Japanese Cabinet today decided to dissolve the House of Representatives to open the way for a general election next month, the first since Prime Minister Mr. Kakuei Tanaka, took office in July. Immediately after the dissolution, expected late this afternoon, the date
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    War dead
    31 1 London, Monday —Queen Elizabeth yesterday placed a wreath of poppies on the cenotaph In London's Whitehall during Britain's traditional Remembrance Day ceremony honouring the dead of two world wars.
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    Freighter, tanker collide off Raffles Lighthouse
    152 1 J-,- 77* s*-a*irrftjiyv Firemen from tl» Port of Singapore Authority were out in force this morning when a 20,503-ton tanker and a freighter were involved in a head-on collision off Raffles Lighthouse. The collision occurred just after 1 a.m. PSA firemen went out in
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    Suharto in France
    43 1 Paris, Monday. President Suharto flew into Nice yesterday to begin a three-day official visit the first to France by an Indonesian Head of State He is due to fly to Paris today where he will be met by President Pompidou
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    Lock icon Ohira: US says peace soon
    385 1 Japan plans $7500 million aid UPI Reuter Tokyo, Monday Tfoe United States has told Japanese government leaders that a Vietnam peace settlement will be reached soon with Hanoi and that America cannot return to the war. Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira told Parliament on Saturday the
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    Lock icon Cholera: Bahrain food blamed
    426 1 Reuter Sydney, Monday The Australian Health Minister, Sir Kenneth Anderson, yesterday suggested that food taken aboard an airliner at Bahrain was to blame for the cholera outbreak in Australia and in New Zealand. Three more cases were confirmed yesterday bringing the total to 37. Sir Kenneth
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      44 1 X r~- j 4#- #i •r- J A' Sharp portable recorders capture reality as they record voices and sounds. Discover the fascinating sounds of the jungle, fields, sea, baby's first words or just your own voice. And it's fun too. RD-403 «sST /r -I-
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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    Fewer families on the dole
    330 2 $2.7 million paid out last yeai About 100,000 families received more than $2.7 million in public assistance allowance last year. These figures, in the latest Social Welfare Department annual report, Indicate a decline from that of 1970, during which about $3.5 million was spent on
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    Three plays
    28 2 The Ee Religion will stage three Cantonese plays—The Wolves, My Dear Doctor and The New Loong Mun Inn at the Cultural Centre on Wednesday and Thursday.
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    Star bowler's two goals...
    213 2 Japanese TV star Miss Yok.o Kawasaki, 24, has two aims in mind at the moment to bowl a perfect game and find a perfect partner. Yoko (right) is a bowler with the Nikkan Sports Press team and is here for a tussle with local ten-pin champions.
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    Varsity plans advisory service for industry
    418 2 Plans are underway to set up an Applied Research Corporation to provide industry with research and consultancy services available from university staff. Stating this at the recent seminar on "University and Industry—Partners in Progress," the Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye,
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    Annual ball
    21 2 The Singapore Hotel and Restaurant Association will hold its annual ball at the Tropicana on Friday at 7.30 pjn.
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    When the foster kids return to their families...
    118 2 A considerable number of children allegedly 111-treat-ed were fostered out during Infancy for various reasons, according to the latest Social Welfare Department annual report. Last year, 41 children reported to have been illtreated were placed under supervision and another 14 were admitted
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      294 2 I HRPPEmncs WHAT'S ON TODAY Mr. Ong pang Boon, Minister for Labour, will open the seminar on the ORGANISATION OP INDUSTRIAL HEALTH SERVICE for small Industries at the Regional English Language Centre at 5 p.m. A KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION CEREMONY Will be held at the Mandal 12 m.s. community centre at
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      59 2 Tides Today: 2.33 p.m. (2.9 m.). Tomorrow: 4.34 am, (2.7 m.), 3.28 pjn. (2.7 m.). Wednesday: 5.43 ajn. (2.6 m.), 4.48 pjn. (2.6 m.). Thursday: 6.48 a.m. (2.7 m.), 6.38 p.m. (2.6 m.). Friday: 7.42 ajn. (2.8 m.), 8.05 pjn. (2.8 m.). Saturday: 8.27 ajn. (3m.), 9.09 pjtn. (3.1 m.).
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      227 2 I weather Temperatures in world cities yesterday. Honf Kong 25-23 C Kuala Lumpur 31-23 C Jakarta 34-25 C Bangkok 31-24 C Tokyo 13- 8C Seoul 15- 5C Manila 33-21 C Naha 25-19 C Moscow 8 6C New York 12- 7C Paris 0 7C London 10- 6C Sydney 30-17 C Melbourne
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    Talks on oil study next month
    181 3 Discussions will be held next month by the Institute of South-east Asian Studies on the future of a research study on the oil industry in this region. The discussions will be among a small group of people invited from the academic, industrial and other
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    305 deaf children show their talent on stage
    214 3 Although they could not hear the applause, some 305 deaf children knew they were appreciated when parents and friends heard them on stage, displaying their potential as singers, dancers, actors and actresses. Among them were the students of the Singapore School for
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    Beef: Now local group blamed
    395 3  -  Plea to help prevent price rises By Ivan Lim Beef dealers today accused a syndicate of local Thai cattle importers for jacking up prices in an attempt to monopolise the market. They claimed the syndicate of four partners had offered higher prices to the Thai
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    Rate-cutting is bad policy, says hotel chief
    246 3 Undercutting each other's rates is a short-sighted economic policy, for hotels Mr. LP. Hlmmelman, chairman of the Western International Hotels, said here yesterday. He said: "We've done it before and proved to ourselves it is a false way of getting profits." Mr. Hlmmelman,
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    Destitutes, beggars placed in homes
    164 3 The Social Welfare Department handled 381 cases involving beggars and destitute people last year. Most of them, 89 beggars and 211 destitutes, were eventually admitted to welfare homes; 29 were returned to West Malaysia and three to Indonesia. Another 26 were referred for further action,
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    3-day art display
    66 3 The 32nd final year students of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts will hold an exhibition from Friday to mark the end of the three-year course. Inche Shaarl Tadln, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), will open the threeday exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5.30 p.m. Thereafter, it
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    Registry seeks union rules advice
    151 3 The Registry of Societies is seeking the advice of the Education Ministry and tertiary institutions on the draft constitution of the National Union of Singapore Students. Copies ot the draft constitution have been sent to the Ministry, the University of Singapore, Nanyang University, Polytechnic, Ngee
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  • In Person
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      In aid of the fair
      632 4 Women gather tor too and cake*—for Christmas sheer IT WAS a late breakfast for 200 women and a handful of men but no one really minded going to Command House, the residence of the Speaker, DR. YEOH GHIM SENG, for their morning tea at 10
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      188 4 We have recently received a large shipment of diamonds from Belgium and England. In connection with our diamond promotion, we are offering them at wholesale prices. These stones vary in weight from i to 4 carats and are being displayed in our windows. We invite you to see these gems
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      280 4 Last chance to enter (moot synthesiser) etc. 8. In the Best Composer (s) category, yon can name individual sonrwriters like Neil Young. Bob Dylan, John Lennon, etc. or composing teams like Mick Jagger Keith Richards. Bernie Tanpin/Elton John etc. 9. Only disc jockeys from -Singapore can be named for the
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      52 4 If LADY HILL HOTEL TEL M2\W An alpine lodge tucked away in the midst of a charming wooded 'estate' the LADYHILL HOTEL basks in the popularity Of Its LE CHALET' Swiss restaurant which specialises in authentic Swiss dishes LE CHALETs LUNCH: 12 noon to 2 30pm DINNER 7pm-11pm Reservations call
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    A slight lead to Brandt in 'wide open' poll fight
    247 5 Bonn, Monday. west Germany's election camSi? 1 •ntered Its final week yesterday with observers predicting a very S33£g. ta n n BunsSAa Mr. Willy Brandt's coalition of Social Democrats and the small liberal Free Democratic Party a slight ®d«e over
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    Lock icon The worst behind us: Bhutto
    299 5 Briefing far envoys Reuter Rawalpindi, Monday Asia and the IndoPaklstan subcontinent will remain most important in the foreign policy of Pakistan, President Bhutto said here yesterday. Opening a three-day conference of Pakistani ambassadors serving In 13 countries, the President said their meeting "underlines the Importance
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    Lock icon When a knock on the door means death...
    339 5 United Press International Belfast, Monday.— Police yesterday warned Roman Catholics and Protestants In mixed religious areas to be on their guard against a possible new wave of intersectarian assassinations. "If only people would make sure who is knocking at the door before
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    Thais seal border to bar Laos refugees
    123 5 Bangkok, Monday Thai officials in the north-east provincial capital of Nakorn Phanom have sealed off the river border with Laos to prevent an Influx of refugees in the wake of a communist shelling attack on the Laotian town of Thakkek. They said the
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    KL woos Indians
    52 5 New Delhi, Monday. The Malaysian Minister of Science and Technology, Mr. Ong Kee Hul, yesterday called for increased Indian Investment In his country. "Indian investors will find both opportunity and friendship in Malaysia," he said, in an address inaugurating Malaysia's National Day at the third Asian trade
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    Lock icon Remains of 9000 Japanese soldiers recovered
    171 5 United Press International Tokyo, Monday. The bones of 0099 Japanese soldiers came home on Saturday from the central Pacific islands where they died in the blood-soaked battles of the Second World War. A mission of 154 grave searchers organised by the Japanese Ministry of
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    Peron will return in peace, says his party
    202 5 Buenos Aires, Monday. Former President, Juan Peron's return to Argentina on Friday after 17 years In exile will be peaceful, leaders of his Judidallst Party said here yesterday. Despite the assurance, tension mounted here last night that his arrival might spark violence
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    Escape: Guards held
    83 5 Mexico City, Monday. Seven prison guards were detained yesterday on suspicion of aiding the escape of a Los Angeles man charged with possession of more than 90 kilograms of pure heroin and cocaine. Jorge Rublo Lozano, warden of the Jalisco State Penitentiary in Guadalajara said Federlco Carrasco
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      131 5 Deep freeze the cost of living. m UN This home deep freezer from Philips can help you save on food prices, because you're able to buy deep frozen products like meat in bulk when prices are lowest. And cut down on frequent shopping trips. You can also give your family
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lock icon Prelude to havoc
      1163 6 VIEINAMS ALBATROSS: THE 852 Michael Getler on board a B-52 captures the nerve-wrecking moments which are the... Washington Post "Orchid One, this is Greentree," the radio crackled, code words that told our flight of three B-52 bombers that radar operators on the ground in South Vietnam had
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      MONDAY FOCUS
      447 6 The B-52 bombers are assured of a notorious place in the history of the Vietnam war. Daily they pound the Vietnamese landscape and carve out deep craters making the soil barren and transforming Vie tnam into a waste land. When the war does come to an end, it
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    • VOICE OF THE PRESS
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        Nanyang Siang Pau
        363 6 What other newspapers are saying: NORTH KOREA AND 80UTH KORRA MOVE TOWARD 8 RAPPROCHEMENT AND CO-OPERATION The meeting between Lee Hurak. chief of South Korea's Central Intelligence Agency, and Premier Kim 11-sung in Pyongyang last Saturday did not receive the attention it deeerved because of the diversion
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        Sin Chew Jit Poh
        295 6 NIXON'S "VICTORY ADDRESS" On the eve of the Presidential elections, President Nixon received a hero's welcome in California, his home state, where he addressed his final public rally Before the Presidential elections. According to the news agencies, his speech sounded like a post-election victory sddrees and
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      Lock icon THE PLANES ROAR OFF FROM GUAM
      765 6 Washington Post A year ago, there were no B-52s on Guam. The 50 or so that were here earlier in the war had been sent back to their US bases. But since February, shortly before the North Vietnamese launched their new offensive into South
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      40 6 EXCITING SHOPPING DISCOVERY Korean Departmental L Store FROM TODAY we offer a full range of quality Korean merchandise for all your needs. Select your gifts for Christmas at the Korean Department Store. THE BASEMENT, PENINSULA SHOPPING COMPLEX COLEMEN STREET SINGAPORE.
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    Cooked food only at famous market
    187 7 market that Raffles built In Shenton Way will no lont?er smell of fish and vegetables, only the nosetingling aroma of cooked food for which It Is now famous. Th M® year old Tetok Ayer Market one of Singapore's historic will be used solely as
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    Wee's date
    31 7 The Minister of State for Environment, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, will open the Fifth South-East Asia Students' Photographic Exhibition at the Singapore Polytechnic on November 25 at 2 pjn.
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    Police display
    34 7 Mr. Eric Cheong Yuen Chee, MP for Toa Payoh, will attend the opening ceremony of the open house and exhibition of the Kandang Kerbau Police Station on November 24 at 7 pjn.
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      322 7 Quiz object No. 113 WHAI IS II Double win by student Last Wednesday's quiz photograph showed a threeway flash extension plug. Only three correct entries were received, two of them submitted by the same person. The first prize of $15 goes to Mr. Ang Hock Hwa, a student, of Kampong
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    Saigon fears a sellout by the US
    405 8 President Thieu's recalcitrance continues to be the main stumbling block in the American efforts to sign a deal with Hanoi which will extricate the United States from the Vietnamese battlefields. His go-ahead to President Nixon to sign a separate peace agreement with the
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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      Incentives to work
      53 8 Electronic companies must be really desperate for female workers. A recent advertisement Inviting applications listed 14 attractive items the company offered to workers. These Included a 13th month wage supplement (which is no extra really), free uniforms, paid annual leave and comic/magazine/ book library. I thought the
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      Voices are deflected
      114 8 A friend of mine spent an evening at the T.ara Room. While she was talking with her date, she suddenly heard voices behind her discussing the significance of Hari Raya (It was on Harl Raya night). She turned around but there was no-one behind her. Spectres of
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      Shoplifting penalties
      80 8 Two stores In Copenhagen have found a way of beating shoplifters. They act as on-the-spot judge and jury when they catch anyone stealing. And they always hand down the same penalty.... confiscating the culprit's trousers, dress or skirt. Notices round the stores tell shoppers that they will not
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      Stolen cars ring...
      59 8 A colleague who has just returned from a holiday in Bangkok is still spending sleepless nights pondering on an advertisement she saw in a Thai paper during h« short stay. m All that the ad conalned was. "Stolen Cars, ring...' (a telephone number was supplied). The advertiser
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    An Irish professor believes race and weather mould national character
    1200 8  -  ALEX JOSEY If it la true that an Englishman is calm and rational, and a Frenchman, an Italian, a Spaniard emotional and easily excitable, a German ponderous and self-disciplined, what are the racial characteristics of a Singaporean? They are determined,
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  • Letters
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      Commendation for SIA
      506 8 Having recently returned from an extensive and extended 6-month tour abroad prior to being reposted from Singapore, I would like to commend the Singapore side of the MSA split for really excellent press coverage, especially In Europe. That BIA had hardly any birth pangs Is certainly not
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      Support for request
      205 8 We unanimously support the letter written by B. Chang in New Nation on Monday, 6th November, 1972, suggesting the rescreening of The Long Hot Summer over Television Singapore This serial shows human love, hatred, and compassion, portrayed at its best. The stars played their roles superbly. This
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      Difficult to speed
      131 8  -  L. M. TAN I read with interest' the letter from Intolerable Noise (NN. November 8) and would like to add my views. The stretch of Highland Road/Kovan Road and Hillside Drive Is In such a condition that no vehicle can travel more than 25 m.pJL Intolerable Noise
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      Reinstated bus-stand
      66 8  -  YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development. Singapore, Z. Reference is made to the letter by Jean Tan (NN. October 27) headlined The Damaged Bus-stand. Jean Tan will be pleased to know that the busstand referred to will be reinstated shortly. The removal of the
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    JOURNEY INTO CHINA
    1460 9 THE LINE TO CANTON A $32 rail ticket through the Bamboo Curtain John Dixon, a freelance photographer, last week returned from China. His probing camera captured many aspects and moods of China's everyday life and its people—from the streets of cities to the calm of the countryside,
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    Latest from Fiat stable
    1009 10  -  motoring with JIM WATKINS The newest small Fiat, released officially to the Singapore public at 4 pan. this afternoon, is their latest version of the front wheel drive, transverse englned layout. This configuration, which surprisingly enough first appeared In about 1901 with the Christie car, is
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    Honda's new big tourer
    1154 10  -  motorcycling WITH LEE CHIU SAN There are some motorcyclists for whom the ultimate In life Is a ride on a big tourer, who spend their free time riding miles and miles on ultra smooth, steady machines Just for the sheer pleasure of touring. There are some
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    Frenchman wins heat
    55 10 Sao Paulo, Monday— Henri Pescarolo of France driving a Brabham BT3B won the first heat of the third and last race In the Brazilian Invitation Formula Two series here yesterday. Britain's Mike Hallwood, with his Surtees TSIO was second, followed by world Formula One champion, Emerson Flttipaldi,
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      162 10 NEW CAR DIRECTORY Where you can buy your next new car in Singapore CHAMPION MOTORS PTE. LTD, 304 Orchard Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****1. Slemcc CITY MOTORS <S) PTE. LTD., 28 Covenogh Rood, Singapore 9 Tels *****6/*****3 o CONTINENTAL MOTORS PTE LTD., 50/52 Bencoolen St. S'pore 7. Tel: *****7 ORCHARD
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      163 10 I I 111 SINGAPORE MOTORS PTE LTD. 96 Somerset Rood, S'pore 9. Tel: *****1. V PEUGEOT Sole Agents ASIA MOTORS 1-3 MGEE ANN BUILDING.. SINGAPORE 9 TEL: 3W422 HOVER CHAMPION MOTORS PTE. LTD., *****K Rood Sin9op0 9 SUBARU SINGAPORE MOTORS PTE. LTD. 96 Somerset Rood, S'pore 9. Tel: *****1. GUAN
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  • TREND
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      She can't get this classmate off her mind...
      281 11 Dear Ros, I am 17 and in the final year of school. I have been classmates with this boy for two years and can't get him off my mind. He has never spoken to me, but he usually stares at me. When
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      To the rescue of 'skeleton'
      297 11 Dear Ros, I read the letter by "Skeleton" in your column on Oct. 16, expressing his desire to put more weight on his present frame of 5' 7" at 102 lbs. I wish to extend my offer of assistance to him and others with a
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      Why must God do this?
      338 11 Dear Ros, If Ood does exist, why must He make human beings suffer? Why must he take away the lives of happy-go-lucky people who wish to go on living and to enjoy themselves to the full, and leave those unhappy people suffering on earth when
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      Learning the wrong lessons
      207 11 Dear Ron, I am a girl of 18 and have been going steady with a boy in my school. This boy comes from a wealthy family and often stays In his father's holiday villa. I have been there several times to discuss school lessons and our
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      New name
      41 11 Dear Ros, I was christened recently and was given a Christian name. Can I add this to my identity card? Christian Dear Christian, The officer at the Identity Card office in Empress Place will be able to help you.
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      Mother thinks he's a thug
      248 11 Dear Ros. I am a 20-year-old girl. A friend Introduced me to a married man more than a year ago. He's a business man, very nice and good. He likes to enjoy life. My mother thinks ho Is a gangster and refuses to let me
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      Too young for love
      192 11 Dear Ros, I am a 16-year-old schoolgirl and early tills Sear, I met an 18-year-old oy. He Is naughty and behaves like a playboy. Since meeting me, he has not mixed with other girls. Does this mean hd loves me? We have dated several He often
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      Lock icon Confidence booster
      109 11 Start your day well and step out from your home into the office in this smart shirt-dress. It is just the thing to boost your confidence for the day in your tight secretarial or executive schedule. In a soft cotton of striking maroon and gold designs, the shirt
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      Lock icon Dust-dragging cuffs for that nostalgic look...
      534 11  -  MIKE McGRADY Washington Post New York, Monday At first I didn't let it get to me. I simply pretended it wasn't happening. I walked past department store windows without even glancing at the mannequins; I thumbed quickly past the fashion ads in the men's
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      170 12 Play a little more like Tony Jacklin Tony Jacklin, the 1969 British Open and 1970 U.S. Open Champion, won the $75,000 1972 Dunlop international golf tournament in Australia. He won on clubs specially made to his specifications by Dunlop. Dunlop put a little more into everything they make so that,
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      137 12 MUNSINGWEAR BRIEFS ARE DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER MENS BRIEF ON THE MARKET. THEY'RE SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR A MAN S BODY. WITH A BUILT-IN PATENTED POUCH SUPPORTER 3 Superbly Functional models— STRETCHY SEAT brief SEAT PANEL OF DOUBLE THICKNESS STRETCHES l WITH YOU-UKE YOUR f SKIN ~WHEN YOU SIT. SQUAT OR
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      570 13 T O NEW NATION CLASSIFIEDS 20 ANNOUNCEMENTS ITS NIWI, m REVOLUTIONARY!. Rubber Flower Pots for sale. Light, durable, eosy for tronsplooting. Severot sizes. For Details Write to Box 2206 KIN. Singapore 'DIAL CHRISTMAS gig gifts for young and old. Book of beautifully coloured pictures on Christmas with six messages in
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      387 13 DCTACHED CLEMENTI, ORCHID VILLAGE, SELETAR Hills, Watten, Oei Tiong Horn, Binjoi Rise. Semi-detached Fobet Hills, Clementi Pork, King's Rood, Nomly, Jolon Ampong. Aportments Cavenogh House, Hilltops, Woollerton. Pteose coll Consultont Unique, ***** Singopore. DIST. 20 Fober Gordens detochec bungalow 4 bedrooms/Servants omen i ties luxuriously furnished with bar area $1,900.
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      483 13 PANTYHOSE AUSTRALIAN $2.90; Swiss Hankies $0.60 up; German Swim wear 25% discount; plus Blouses Skirts woollen cardigans $3.50 up, at: BINWANIS, 102, North Bridge Rood, Singapore. MALACCA JUNQUE THE ANTIQUE MARKET Fine Antiques from China and Malocca. Four-poster Brass Beds, Oil Lamps, Copper Ching Porcelain etc. 29, Angullia Park, Singapore
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      393 13 MALE JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS Salary $240 x 15A 345 x 20A 585 Grade One/Two School Certificate. Apply with full particulars to:— The Secretary, Sinyepore Turf Club, P.O. Bex 3011, Si age pore. American Film Distributors has immediate vacancy for an ACCOUNTANT Practical experience and ability to take full charge of
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      555 13 INVESTORS SKCURITY MANAGIMINT requires Secretory, Accounts Clerk, Despatch Ckrk. Please writ# to 96-A Market Street, S'pore with photograph (non-returnable). M YIAKS ISTABUSHKD HAIR. DRESSING Solon urgently requires 3 Experienced Indian Mole Barber*. Contact *****7 Singapore. Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the post of ACCOUNTS CLERK 1) Above 18
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      668 13 TV/RADIO SERVICI FIRST CLASS TICNNICAL TV Service. Repairing Amplifiers, Tope-Recorder*, Record Players oil kinds household electrical oppJioncts, moderate charge. Day/night service Tel: *****3 S'pore 12. WHY RAY MORI? Wide range of used T. V. as good as new on sole, rental at fantastic bargaining price. Servicing welcome. Singapore *****1/*****3 Tony.
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      584 13 NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIPS NAME We, Glory Shipping Corporation of 80 Broad Street, Monrovia, Liberia hereby give notice, that in consequence of our purchase of "KYUSEI MARU", we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships under Section 417 of the Merchant Shipping Act (ChaDter 172
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    Lock icon Huge crowd sees Aussies in action
    359 14 More than 8000 people flocked to Farrer Park yesterday to see the Australian rules football giants in action in a spectacular demonstration of skill, speed and strength. It was one of the largest crowds ever seen at Farrer Park. A feature of the game
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    Svend Pri wins tough battle
    479 14 Jakarta, Monday.—Number two seed Svend Pri of Denmark was taken to three gruelling sets by the young Indonesian player TJun TJun as all eight seeds won through the first two rounds of the World Invitation badminton tournament here last night. Pri, who won the Maharashtra
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    All Blacks tour
    49 14 Dublin, Monday The New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union team arrived here last night for their two matches In Ireland this week. They meet Leinster at Landsdowne Road here on Wednesday and then travel to Northern Ireland for the match against Ulster In Belfast on Saturday.
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    Dragracing plans for Sonny
    241 14 Sonny Rajah, the Republic's motor-rating ace has an Important decision to make whether to accept the offer to race In the world's first dragracing (racing against the clock) championship In Australia In October next year. "I have agreed tentatively. But two things have to be ironed
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    Kang off for Cup
    498 14 GUTTER TALK WITH THE STRIKER Some experts describe Raymond Kang as an extremely temperamental bowler. And he has to get rid of this fault if he is to finish well ixi the World Cup at Hamburg from November 23 to 25. But the 27-year-old Toyota salesman,
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    Top Japanese as chief judge at karate meet
    529 14  -  By Sonny Yap An eighth-dan karate master from Japan will be the chief judge In the national selection tournament to be held at the SBA Hall on Saurday at 7 p.m. He Is Mr. Selgo Tada, the 50-year-old head of the Seigo-Ryu
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    Currie Cup
    38 14 Salisbury, Monday Rhodesia were 238 for six wickets at the close of play on the second day of an "A" section Currie Cup match against Natal here. Natal declared their first innings at 403 for nine.
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    UK rugby
    17 14 RUGBY UNION: London Irish 10 Rosslyn Parte 15; Surrey County Clubs XV 25 Holland 0.
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      218 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD n .a^ c r l4 Yugoslav port Hm J tic. Twhak II pertMfeS. Island country* Mr. Black: Port. M Thy Paths*.** Oagarta tor aflk. Ad (to the HUB). Poroefully: Port. Slow on* Parmer's crop. Having a toothed edge. Same; Flf. Suffix la chemistry. Adrlatbt apricot plum. Dpto.
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      109 14 DR. KILDARE WHAT PIP I TELL YOU? KILPARE CUT OUT OF HERE WITH ABSO LUTEiy NO INTENTION OF COMING BACK 1 St a <a as* r* 8 M i H Ki w RIP KIRBY J WISH I WON'T HAVE TO WASTE TIME ON THIS RECEPTION. BUT AT LEAST DESMOND S
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    The Jet down but not out
    315 15 By Scrutineer Singapore's champion, Jumoo Jet, who was brought down by the falling Boreen in the Washington Internatlon at Laurel Park on Saturday is heading for the California sunshine and big money. Jumbo Jet's connections have their sights now turned on some of the
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    Le Bon Roi is one to follow
    629 15 By Scrutineer Le Bon Roi who won his last two races over tre middle distance in Class 5 turned in a terrific showing at Ipoh on Saturday to finish fourth to Film Star in the Class 4 Division 2 s±f straight. Trailing the
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    Ipoh race finishes
    311 15 Follow the horses marked with a Tyrant led past the half way mark but was beaten at the course proper. Another Bob hit the front challenged by Adios Amigos and Crystal Tower. In a tight finish Crystal Tower won by half length from Another Bob, with Adios
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    Trophy to Payne, Jarrett
    181 15 H. Jarrett and R. Payne from Sembawang won the Keppel Club Diners Club Trophy golf competition at the Buklt chermin course yesterday. They took the honours with a score of nett 65. Runners-up were M. Nul and B. Watts from Seletar on nett 66. The open
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    Changi medal to Stilton
    47 15 Jean Stilton, handicap 33, won the ladles November medal stroke competition at the Changl Golf Club during the weekend with a nett 69. Runner-up was Penny Tang (27) with a nett 74 while Jenny Mac Donald (33) was third with a nett 76.
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    Golf Clash to C. and C.
    45 15 Cycle and Carriage (Singapore) wrested the Chua Boon Unn challenge Trophy from the Batu Pahat Golf Club in their annual golf match yesterday. Both teams finished in a 5-5 tie. Cycle and Carriage were awarded the winners on countback.
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    US football
    59 15 N.Y. Jets 41 Buffalo 3; Pittsburgh 16 Kansas City 7; Atlanta 36 New Orleans 20; Miami 52 New England 0; Washington 27 N.Y. Giants 13; Oakland 20 Cincinnati 14; Philadelphia 18 Houston 17; Oreen Bay 23 Chicago 17; Dallas 33 St. Louis 24; San Francisco 24 Baltimore 21;
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    Aussies win Open Pairs
    405 15 Two Australians with less than 10 years competitive experience between them overshadowed the International Masters this weekend by winning the Open Pairs title of the 16 th Far East Bridge Federation Championships 1972 at the Hyatt Hotel. Edward Griffin and Alan Walsh had a total of
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    Soh drives Ford Mexico to victory
    209 15 Top local rally driver John Soh and navigator Harold Netto, the 1970 winners yesterday won the 280-mile Castrol Rally in their Ford Escort Mexico at Johore Bahru. Soh and Netto won with a total penalty of 320 point from the BP rally winner, Lim
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      Lock icon A LOOK IN HER EYE
      61 16 A lovely lass with long tresses and a fun loving look that's movie star Grace Law. This 20-year-old beauty is now working on the film, Tropicana Interlude. When she gets a break from the set she goes swimming. She also has a passion for cooking,
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      Walkout every Sunday
      73 16 First the faithful at Saint Lambertus' Roman Catholic Church in the Netherlands clapped their hands and sang every Sunday whenever the priest began to read to them a letter from the Bishop. Lately they have been walking out of church whenever their priest dutifully pulls out the
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      Lock icon Brush-up for British buildings...
      342 16 FACE-SAVING CAMPAIGN Los Angeles Times Not many years ago, three famous London landmarks, the Horse Guards building on Whitehall, the National Gallery on Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace, had one thing in common their faces were dirty. Soot, dust, grime and sediment swirling and settling during
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      'Play cricket' offer to Peking
      150 16 An English pub cricket team has challenged China to a game, and It has even offered to teach Its opponents how to play, If necessary. The team, the Phene Philanderers of the Phene Arms pub. off the King's Road, Chelsea, London, has written to Mr.
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      Lottery demand doubles
      88 16 The demand for tickets in the Dutch state lottery has increased so much in the past two years that the government has decided to double the number of drawings. The six lotteries a year at present give the government about $15 m llion by taking 30 per
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      Today...
      160 16 Today is Monday, November 13, the 318 th day of 1972 with 48 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching its first quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. British author Robert Louis
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      TALKING POINT
      61 16 AH FOOK: What bad luck for Singapore's champion horse Jumbo Jet in the Washington International race. I hope he wasn't hurt in the fall. MEI LIN: Heartbreaking is the word for it. You don't mind losing, but to go so far and then be put out of the
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      Plunge after girl row
      46 16 An England magistrate fined Nicholas Dal ton, 20, $350 for driving his panel truck off a sea wall into the ocean. Dal ton told police who rescued him that he drove the truck into the sea after he had with his girlfriend.
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      425 16 5 Siagapara 3.00 Opening followed by Where The Heart Is 3.20 Children's Corner (T-Rpt) 3.45 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (T) 3.50 Health In The Home Antenatal exercises (T—Rpt) 4.00 Days Of Our Lives 4.40 Close 6.00 Opening followed by Basil Brush Show 6.30 News In Brief
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      487 16 TRUST TOUR LUCKY STAR IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are a somewhat impractical person who is more inclined to act according to the dictates of emotion than of reason. One who needs extremely close relationships with other people and many of them—you cannot avoid being left to your
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