New Nation, 31 January 1973
1973-01-31
1
16
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/newnation
New Nation
-
Title Section15 1973-01-31 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, January 31, 1973 No. 626 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
-
Article203 1973-01-31 1 Clerks at the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore this morning carried out their work at a slower pace ihan usual in protest over promotion for some of the staff. Trading went on as usual although there was a noticeable delay compared to other mornings. Prices generally203 words
-
Article13 1973-01-31 1 Police reported 93 accidents yesterday- Six were serious and one fatal.13 words
-
Article369 1973-01-31 1 Bharathi Mohan - Shot in the arm for creditors By Bharathi Mohan Gemini Chit Fund's plot of land in Bras Basah Road has been sold for about $10.8 million in the biggest single property deal by the Official Receiver to recover money owing to subscribers of the company.369 words
-
572 1973-01-31 1 Acute food shortage puts up prices by 100 p.c. UPI and Reuter Saigon, Wednesday The Vietnam fighting took -a turn for the worse today while members of International Control Commission here sat helpless, waiting further violations of the ceasefire. Both North and South VietnamUPI and Reuter - 572 words
-
Article68 1973-01-31 1 Mexico City, Wednesday— An earthquake, stronger than the one which destroyed the Nicaraguan capital of Managua last month, shook Mexico City yesterday, causing panic in the commercial centre. The quake, which struck about lunch-time, was gauged by the Mexican University Seismological Centre at between five and six68 words
-
Article55 1973-01-31 1 Vienna,' Wednesday— Twenty-four people were reported killed when a passenger train crashed into a coach at a level crossing near Kecskemet, eastern Hungary, yesterday. The Hungarian news agency MTI said 20 more people were seriously injured in the crash. The accident occurred at a level55 words
-
Article22 1973-01-31 1 London, Wednesday Sixty-eight-year-old pensioner Doris Bin field has won £273,119 (about $1.9 million) in a record football pools payout22 words
-
Article289 1973-01-31 1 UPI and Reuter Oslo, Wednesday.—All 33 people aboard a Scandinavian Airlines System DC-9 escaped with minor injuries when the twin-engined Jet crashed into the sea on take-off late last night. A spokesman said the plane, on a domestic flight to Northern Norway, skidded offUPI and Reuter - 289 words
-
114 1973-01-31 1 UPI and Reuter Washington, Wednesday— Senator John Stennis, of Mississippi, 71 year old chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, was shot and wounded outside his home last night in an apparent robbery attempt. A police spokesman said a wallet. 25 cents, and aUPI and Reuter - 114 words
-
Article, Illustration274 1973-01-31 1 Reuter Peking, Wednesday Hanoi's inhabitants, who were mainly evacuated during the US bombing r a i d s, are flocking back into the North Vietnamese capital, carrying their belongings loaded on bicycles, it was reported here. Mrs. Maria Maluenda Campos, the Chilean Charge d'Affaires in Hanoi,Reuter; UPI radio picture - 274 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement146 1973-01-31 1 insiOE TOORV EACi 1 Mjljy.tjn move fv» focal firms PACE 5 Aid pr'urs in for K' mt ..lmily PACE V Su;ctdV- probe ft PACE Chan^injj fnc btc of fashion %j PACE .1 A Eusvbio rr.-jy pi.i > in Singapore 9 PACE 15 morning gallops. newcomers and stable round up NEW146 words
-
Advertisement70 1973-01-31 1 TfT TV TV Ah Li Li La, 4^. WHAT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR EMPEROR AKBAR... is good enough for most people. And our dish IVlurg Akbari is still his best known legacy. Fantastic! Akbar's son, Jahan Gin, however tried to outdo his father. With Murg Jahangiri. Which is better? Well come70 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous14 1973-01-31 1 Forecast Singapore's weather forecast between 1 and 6 p.m. today—lsolated showers. See Page 214 words
-
-
121 1973-01-31 2 The University of Singapore has requested the poiioe to step up their patrols outside the campui grounds following a spate of robberies at night. Most of the victims were female undergraduates. Three youths were caught recently by undergraduates following a hold-up of a121 words
-
Article29 1973-01-31 2 Brldgestone Singapore Co. Pte. Ltd. wiU hold their annual Chinese New Year dinner at the Eastern Palace Restaurant in Supreme House on Feb. 11 at 7 p.m.29 words
-
Article427 1973-01-31 2 V.K. Chin - V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Two Singapor.or registered shipping firms,- Kle Hock and Guan Guan, are affected by Malaysia's plan to allow only locallyregistered or Malay-sian-owne<r lines to participate in the coastal trade. They are among the four companies involved in the coastal trade. The others427 words
-
Article, Illustration99 1973-01-31 2 Jamaican singer Millie Small (above), who rose to Tame with her hit song, My Boy Lollipop, will be performing in Singapore tomorrow. She will sing at the Cockpit Hotel's La Roulette nightclub and French restaurant for two weeks. "I'm looking forward to the99 words
-
154 1973-01-31 2 The Singapore Government has pledged support for the formation of the Commonwealth Youth Affairs Council. Enlck Othman Wok, the Minister for Social Affairs, said this In an opening statement at the six-day Commonwealth meeting of Ministers on youth matters at Lusaka In Zambia, which154 words
-
Article58 1973-01-31 2 The Whampoa Welfare Fund is Inviting application! for two scholarships of $1,000 each at the Nanyang University and the University of Singapore. Applications are open to children from poor families in the Whampoa constituency, who are first year university students, residents of the constituency for the past six58 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement200 1973-01-31 2 i«S r>\Kil cs. rV- u /"V m uw r r>y v. J Kj r BS>J m UK mii iiv aa Vi ~.,-v. s:« ■<' r/ > r *ts 5 as > fit #9 0% r 2t?Z y--<y i,» fi •> ew /I 5 <4£ *>:' -V" W *T,S r Z#i-200 words
-
Advertisement101 1973-01-31 2 SK o v A at specially reduced prices WE OFFER AN OUTSTANDING BEAUTIFUL RANGE OF:DIAMONDS V 4 to 4 carat GEMS Rubies, Emeralds, Jade, Sapphires and a large variety of other precious stones. JEWELLERY of every description in modern designs, set with Diamonds and other valuable gems. IMPORTANT NOTE We101 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous596 1973-01-31 2 HfIPPEIHIIGS WHAT'S ON TODAY The Member of Parliament for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, will open the Singapore branch of the CAMERON IRON WORKS PTE. LTD. at 2 Qui Circle, at 4 p.m. Dr. Keith O. Hawkins, a Madhavl, a resident tutor of the society, demonstrating the various movements. The596 words
-
-
Article, Illustration144 1973-01-31 3 "Cheer up! Everything is going to be alright," little Tan Mei Keng was told. The response was a blank stare. The lass did not understand what was said. However, there was one thing Mei Keng understood that the two visitors were friends coming to the144 words
-
Article326 1973-01-31 3 Sonny Yap - 'Remove aerials' order from HDB By Sonny Yap F1 a t-d we 11 e r s in Queenstown are complaining of poor reception on their television sets after they lowered' their antennae following a Housing Board order. The HDB has informed residents of326 words
-
Article47 1973-01-31 3 The Port Master's Department of the Port of Singapore Authority has advised mariners that the Teledyne Rig 16 is anchored near the eastern boundary of Eastern Explosive Anchorage in position lat. 1* 15' 35"N long. 103® 55' 15"E for about 10 days since last Sunday.47 words
-
230 1973-01-31 3 The People's Scholarship Fund has almost reached its $1 million target with more than $800,000 coming from about 40 donors. This was disclosed by the Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, at a Press conference today at the Chin Tee Restaurant in Maxwell House.230 words
-
Article59 1973-01-31 3 Magicians and lion dancers will perform for 700 underprivileged children at a Chinese New Year Party on February 10. The party, to be organised by the Goodwood Group of Hotels, will be held at the Ming Palace Chinese Restaurant, Hotel Malaysia, from 4 to 6 p.m.59 words
-
Article49 1973-01-31 3 Dacca, Tuesday Mr. Zamlruddln Ahmed hat been appointed Bangladesh High Commissioner to Malaysia and Is expected to take up his new assignment shortly. Mr. Zamlruddln, a lawer, was In charge of the ruling Awaml League's election office during the 1970 elections, when the League swept the polls.49 words
-
251 1973-01-31 3 Motorists who go past the Devil's 'Bend in Mountbatten Road, will now have to "crawl" at 20 m.p.h. if they want to stay within the law. This is the latest move by the Public Works Department to prevent speeding at this corner where251 words
-
Article36 1973-01-31 3 An American Express cheque book was found In the Neptune Theatre Restaurant last week. The owner can claim it from Miss Dinah Tan, New Nation, Times House, River Valley Road, during office hours.36 words
-
Article32 1973-01-31 3 The Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a trade dispute tomorrow between the Singapore Manna! and Mercantile Workers' union and Heap Seng Co. Pte. Ltd. over the dismissal of three employees.32 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement120 1973-01-31 3 -J.' o J 0 u y {FTJR f I If > :i-, I 4 iv i. V V. m "'A *7 T7 7* f T -n the fashion re.'Oiut-or *h :-otMJy.nev, -Vpprocchts to ben ciesi.gn B-oki-'p style. buckies plus 3i' <vt-v of errbeili'hr^erttscompletely chanced the, look of fashion *.o corners120 words
-
-
Page 3 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous152 1973-01-31 3 [weather Temperatures In world cities yesterday. Jakarta 32-24 C Kuala Lumpur 33-20 C Bangkok 31-21 C Hong Kong 19-lOC Manila 29-18 C Taloeh 16-13 C Naha 17-12 C Seoul 2-mlnus 5C Tokyo 11- 7C London 9- 3C Paris 10- 6C Moscow minus 4m. 8C New York m. 1-m. 9C Home152 words
-
-
In Person
-
Article, Illustration549 1973-01-31 4 WbO ts going to do all the cooking and baking In the Greiert household? Newly-weds MB. DETLEF GREIERT and his Muslim wife SHERINE are not letting the cat out of the bag. Bui! don't be surprised IT Kir. Greiert does it all for he549 words
-
-
744 1973-01-31 4 f From the DOG HOUSE By PG The other day someone who obviously had the interests of the Singapore Kennel Club at heart asked me why the club went to the expen s e of engaging Judges from England Why should744 words
-
Article, Illustration57 1973-01-31 4 If you are looking for an affectionate pup which is at the same time a good watchdog, then Sheila is the answer. The rather short, brown five-month-old pap is especially fond of Cjh<i;ldren. Antidistempered, she is now waiting to be adopted. If you wish call at the57 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement169 1973-01-31 4 I I stereo -1 w r-r Sanyo DXT 5340 4-channel decoder/amplifier gives you all a 2- or 4-channel 8-track cartridge player, a stereo cassette recorder, a 4-speed automatic record changer and an AM/FM stereo receiver. Not only have you got complete audio coverage, but also in unbelievable audio richness and169 words
-
Advertisement126 1973-01-31 4 WEBB CORBETT Finest English Crystalware PRINCE RECENT NO. 10 PATTERN PORTS TUMBLERS CLARETS BRANDIES DECANTERS ETC., ETC LANKA JEWELLERS (The House For Ceylon Gems) 20, MTTERV ROM, TELEPHONE: You can help this dog by giving yourflog Ken-L Ration. I Every can of Ken-L Ration is rationed amount* of vitamins and126 words
-
-
265 1973-01-31 5 Civil servants now enjoy concessions when buying certain products under totroduced recently in government degartments and statutory The scheme provides for special discounts amounting to as much as 20 to 30 per cent. For Instance, a set of stainless steel cutlery now offered265 words
-
Article232 1973-01-31 5 Peter Ong - Nightclubs and restaurants are warned By Peter Ong The commercial Crimes Branch of the CID has warned several nightclubs and restaurants to stop duplicating receipts. According to informed sources, at least three nightclubs and restaurants have been caught using receipts bearing the same serial numbers,232 words
-
108 1973-01-31 5 The Labour Ministry has advised the contractor of Ocean Building to ensure that concrete does not fall on cars parked near the worksite in Collyer Quay. Recently the windscreens and bonnets of several cars were damaged by falling concrete from the building, which108 words
-
Article, Illustration115 1973-01-31 5 With those teeth he can set up anybody... but Katong Convent girl Ena Su defied the big black ox in front of the Tanglin. Shopping Centre And no wonder too—the oxen, a cow and a bull, despite their size and ferocity were only paper-mache models115 words
-
335 1973-01-31 5 Singapore's society is one of the most open In the world, and is almost 70 per cent middle class, said Dr. Peter Chen, a sociology lecturer from the University of Singapore. Basing his conclusions on a comprehensive class study. Dr. Chen said:335 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement179 1973-01-31 5 X m i *>m %*'-m--'"* ■■#+>£7 ,v 'fiss j3>i.iSßß 5-.-"v AS £K l*S&£3£ 4c Bn 4*3 ti§& »-> Vjti K com asal ipletely equipped, luxury limousine should be. on othar can r shouldn't have 1 to spend' more mon installing any more accessories to bring it up to standard. It179 words
-
-
Page 5 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous270 1973-01-31 5 Quiz object No. 179 $35 prize for student Last Friday's quiz photograph showed part of an electric Iron. The only correct entry came from Taha bin Mydln, a student, of Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. He wln»s3s. Do you know what today's quiz photograph No. 179 shows? If you do write270 words
-
-
BEHIND THE NEWS
-
Article211 1973-01-31 6 It sounds ironical, but Taipeh in January 1973 seems much more optimistic and confident than it did in April, 1971. Between my two visits to Taipeh, the country had lost its membership In the UN and other international bodies and also its diplomatic relations with a211 words
-
Article, Illustration1185 1973-01-31 6 COUNTRY REPORT "There are #o many nations in the world which have got on very well without membership in the UN and without many diplomatic ties, Mr. Chlen Fu, the Soung and dynamic Dlrec>r of the Government Information Office, said during an interview with New Nation. He gave the1,185 words
-
1045 1973-01-31 6 Taiwan has no intention of playing power politics by cultivating the Soviet Union and exploiting its present conflict with Peking. This was stated by Taiwan's Vice-Foreign Minister, Mr. Tang Hsl-kuan, when askeu it his government was contemplating establishing relations with the USSR since both1,045 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement217 1973-01-31 6 Kong Hee 51 L 3 I LIJ I L 3 1 l_T I L 3 m 4 0 STAR SPECIALS Look up for the Green stars togs end save Fantastic reduction on aH the items bearing the green star. <P> .A 4j\ Co Ci I v< v, v 9 m217 words
-
Advertisement82 1973-01-31 6 ■istian i* centre of the lOr fashion world. my The Shop With QIZDCMIS MEN'S SHOP berv,ce 86, HIGH STREET,SINGAPORE6.TEL:2IIB3 AISO at: HILTON HOTEL IMPERIAL HOTEL b Izoanis -mr ~m fjtivda VITAMIN E PREPARATION keeps you vital and energeticimproves y° ur blood V circulation <r I E.sai Co Ltd 1 KY{.|82 words
-
-
Article, Illustration289 1973-01-31 7 United Press International Moscow, Wednesday. The Soviet Communist Party chief, Leonid Brezhnev, yesterday told visiting top North Vietnamese diplomats the end of the Vietnam conflict eradicated "the most dangerous seat of war In the world." At a Kremlin dinner for Mr. Le Due Tho, Hanoi's topUnited Press International - 289 words
-
Article263 1973-01-31 7 New York, Wednesday.— Marine Ronald Rldgeway. declared dead and burled five years ago In a St. Louis cemetery, was identified yesterday as a prisoner of war In Vietnam. His mother said she never believed he was dead. "They had a funeral in St. Louis and I263 words
-
138 1973-01-31 7 United Press International New Delhi, Wednesday. India yesterday took one more step towards socialisation of the national economy by taking over the management of private non-coking coal mines. The step is a prelude to compCete nationalisation of the coal Industry, officials said. The governmentUnited Press International - 138 words
-
Article38 1973-01-31 7 Washington, Wednesday. The damage caused by the earthquake that hit Nicaragua on Dec. 23 was today estimated at US$BOO million. More 10,000 people were killed In the quake that completely wrecked the capital city of Managua.38 words
-
197 1973-01-31 7 United Press International Washington, Wednesday. Veteran astronaut Thomas Stafford, Mercury pioneer Donald Slayton and novice Vance Brand were yesterday named to fly on a historic earth orbital rendezvous and link-up with two Russians In 1975. It is the last US manned spaceUnited Press International - 197 words
-
Article118 1973-01-31 7 United Press International Beirut, Wednesday. The Interior Ministry said yesterday 22 policemen were Injured in clashes with demonstrating students in Beirut and the southern city of Sldon. The students were demonstrating in support of hundreds of teachers that have gone on strike since last week demanding higherUnited Press International - 118 words
-
Article361 1973-01-31 7 Police: Work of psycopaths United Press International Belfast, Wednesday A gasoline station attendant and a 14-year-old boy were killed and another critically wounded when a gang shot at them from a passing car last night. Police have described the gang as "psycopath killers whoUnited Press International - 361 words
-
Article286 1973-01-31 7 United Press International New York, Wednesday. The teenage son of a woman anthropologist confirmed yesterday his mother had married a cannibal chieftain in a tribal ceremony in Indonesia. But he predicted It wouldn't last. "True, all right," said Jlmy Martin of reports In Indonesian newspapersUnited Press International - 286 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement170 1973-01-31 7 The real mystery about Irish whiskey is that so few people drink it t except in Irish Coffee. If you're an appreciative Irish Coffee drinker you'll want to discover John Jameson Irish Whiskey on its own. It's the whiskey that's different... because it's smoother and mellower. Pure Irish spirit distilled170 words
-
-
436 1973-01-31 8 The talks between the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and Warsaw Pact countries which open at Vienna today is symptomatic of the thaw in Europe in the last few years. After having faced each other in hostile confrontation for nearly two decades both436 words
-
Article75 1973-01-31 8 nrvww^rrv^Tv*^' 'JjjJlj r jjrj by ISPY I was curious when I saw that the taxi I was travelling In had a newspaper cutting of a Police warning on U-turns prominently displayed on the dashboard. When asKed why, the driver replied rather Irrit- ably, "That's for those stupid75 words
-
Article, Illustration845 1973-01-31 8 DICK WILSON - DICK WILSON The Australisation of Australia and its simultaneous equivalent process in New Zealand—is surprising only as a reminder of how long the Australians have put up with a status falling short of full psychological independence. Anyone who has listened845 words
-
Letters
-
Article346 1973-01-31 8 Your report (26th January) regarding touting of "ballot cards" at driving test centres Is strange and baffling. All learner drivers who have been to participate in balloting must be scratching their heads wondering what the reference to "ballot cards" is all about. The balloting at both Maxwell346 words
-
Article115 1973-01-31 8 Not very long ago Dr. Lau Wai Har, the VicePrincipal of the Teachers' Training Co lege, condemned the practice of giving notes (bljl) and requ'rlng -pupils to memorise them In order to reproduce them at some later date. Considering the authority of the speaker and the115 words
-
Article52 1973-01-31 8 C. SEAH - C. SEAH I wish the RTS would telecast the Teochew opera film starring Miss Chan Chor Wei and Miss Chong Suet Kiam on every Tuesday night after the Citizen Watch Show. This will enable those who have been waiting anxiously for the programme to enjoy it every52 words
-
Article162 1973-01-31 8 E. C - E.C. I notice that you have reported (NN, January 25) the "accurate prediction" by a "Prof" Dharan that George Foreman would win his fight with Joe Frazler. There has been no report from Kingston about Mr. Foreman's reactions, but let that pass. Perhaps "Prof" Dharan162 words
-
Article79 1973-01-31 8 CORINNA DIEU (Mrs - CORINNA DIEU (Mrs), Public Relations Officer, Housing and Development Board, Singapore, 2. We refer to the letter which appeared In the New Nation of 26th January 1973 from HDB Resident. We thank the writer for his kind words regarding the magazine Our Home and we are79 words
-
Article164 1973-01-31 8 I think the developers of the housing estate at the junction of Merryn Road and Whitley Road should do something about the condition of the road which has been wrecked by their lorrie* and tractors. The entrance to Merryn Road is an extremely steep incline, provisionally164 words
-
Article96 1973-01-31 8 BERNARD, Singapore, 11 - BERNARD, Singapore, 11. It is most unfair for the bus companies to stop lssu lng concession passes to private school students. As it has already b£en stated by private school principals some of their students have to pay as much as a dollar a day Just96 words
-
Article38 1973-01-31 8 SOON TUAN TEE - SOON TUAN TEE I refer to the Letter by Gemini (NN, January 13). The revised scheme for reduced vacation and medical leave does not apply to teachers including those attached to Ministry of Education Headquarters.38 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement148 1973-01-31 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation. Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. Hanimex keepsyour memories alive More and more people are keeping their brightest, happiest, sunniest memories alive on slides. Slides that need a projector to bring them vividly to life. And the choice js Hanimex. Hanimex projectors are beautifully148 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous21 1973-01-31 8 0 V /> l -l 4 "ft r w. #k r UY m NECONOMt ■<■' < >.T 1 0 «< ■iSaff iMSMi; II V v>21 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1750 1973-01-31 9 Ismail Kassim,Rav. K. Dhaliwal - When death is a 'way out' of trouble... A two-part series by Ismail Kassim,Rav. K. Dhaliwal Many a person in deep despair has turned to suicide as a solution to all his problems. In recent years, suicide statistics from many countries have shown a sharp increase. Singapore where suicides1,750 words
-
1644 1973-01-31 9 SUICIDE: some case histories... Kee Seng, 25, is single and unemployed. When he was a baby Kee Seng was hospitalised for six months. His parents were too busy looking after the other five children, and had no time for him.1,644 words
-
Article, Illustration544 1973-01-31 9 When a man sets about to commit suicide he means to do it and usually succeeds. But most women who attempt suicide are really calling attention to their desperate needs. That is why there are more males who commit suicide but many more544 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement5 1973-01-31 9 Tomorrow: Suicide through *he ages.5 words
-
-
SHOWBIZ
-
Article, Illustration538 1973-01-31 10 Peter Ong - By Peter Ong Have you ever wondered why some entertainers, who have performed in Singapore some time of other, are re-engaged by our hotels and restaurants? Over the past years, many of them have been offered "new" contracts. One of them Is American538 words
-
Article, Illustration330 1973-01-31 10 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon The Singapore International School is going all out to ensure that their coming production of Benjamin Britten's opera, Noyes Fludde, is a success. Intensive rehearsals have been going on for several months for the cast of 250 which includes children330 words
-
Article274 1973-01-31 10 While not quite ready to nudge Carole King or A 1 Green out of their top slots, some of the longer established singers bravely refuse to disappear, bucking trends either by blissfully Ignoring them or boldly following them. Ola Fitzgerald, after a couple of shots274 words
-
Article782 1973-01-31 10 PETER ONG - WITH PETER ONG This week, the Hibbing Hero takes the frontline lead! Bob Dylan, the now-you-see-nim-now-you-don't loix singer, of course! Well, tnere have been a lot or talk about him in Britain and America. First, he was reported to have visited London last weeK. (The last782 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement69 1973-01-31 10 OUR BIG CHINESE (SINGAPORE) OPENS TOMORROW! (KUALA LUMPUR) CASH BOOKINGS ONLY STRICTLY NO FREE UST ■n m Will Gene Hackman and Stella Stevens survive? Our Thrilling Chinese New Year Attraction! (SINGAPORE) I TOMORROW! I CASH BOOKINGS ONLY STRICTLY NO FREE LIST McCoy, private eye.He never misses! Cross him and he'll69 words
-
Advertisement107 1973-01-31 10 i fn 2> t W t •<A V m vulCain If you appreciate beauty and truth... The chances are you will like the Vulcain Open Heart. With its 'see through' design there is nothing to hide Except its superbly handcrafted Swiss movements. Be exclusive! Fascinate others as you will be107 words
-
-
TREND
-
Article, Illustration985 1973-01-31 11 Washington Post Yves Saint Laurent has changed the face and perhaps the future —of fashion. A Parisian cosmopolite, he attracts to his circle of friends an elite group of the international, swinging avant garde, the chic, the talented, and often theWashington Post - 985 words
-
Article256 1973-01-31 11 New York, Wednesday. Wives of obstetricians presumably better informed than most about contraceptives use birth control pills and intrauterine devices more often than other women. This finding is the result of research carried out in. New York by the Albert Einstein Col'ege of Medicine. The study was set256 words
-
980 1973-01-31 11 Trish Sheppard meets a forner Singaporean, owner of a Sydney restaurant Food is not really of great interest to me. As long as I don't feel uncomfortably hungry, I'm satisfied. Friends, especially those who spend long hours and lashings of imagination on980 words
-
Article107 1973-01-31 11 Barbie and Ken those "adults" that children play around with will face stiff competition soon, from Daisy. Daisy is the replica of the Mary Quant cult meant for tiny teeny-boppers. She's about the size of a man's hand with a Mary Quant hairstyle on an107 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement185 1973-01-31 11 > •V <f NECCHI r J Mk2 Un ique 5 years Guarantee V*>- '1 M --ii vki SB JBM' < b ■i Jr. ,«,v V v SS* *CT^ r H j MECCMi "*-*4 km.: iHff^ rj: m >■ P€ >€ jfcs ■eJ v f WP v.\ I® m I k185 words
-
BUSINESS NEWS
-
Article, Illustration642 1973-01-31 12 Singapore's trade gap has grown narrower m the first 10 months of 1972 as the growth in exports shot ahead that of imports. Official trade figures show that the trade deficit for that period amounts to 22 per cent of the total trade.642 words
-
510 1973-01-31 12 World-wide demand for tropical hardwoods is rising. But unco-ordlnated development by individual countries can lead to serious market- imbalances with ruinous conseauences lor all. This warning was given by the secretary of the Economic Commission lor Asia and the Far East (Ecafe) U510 words
-
165 1973-01-31 12 One of Japan's three largest banks, the Sumitomo Bank opened a branch in Singapore yesterday. Announcing this opening, the branch manager of Sumitomo Bank Singapore, Mr. Kiyoshi Yamaura said: "The Sumitomo Bank came as a representative bank to Singapore in October 1971. As a165 words
-
OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
-
Article55 1973-01-31 12 Closing prices (In yen* yesterday: Nippon Steel 182 Nippon Electric 290 Hitachi Teljln 280 SOI Tokyo Shlbaura Electric 178 Bhowa Denko 126 lshihara Industries 237 Ifuzu Motor 320 Nippon Kokan ai« Mitsui Metal 143 Tokyo Radiator Mfg. 175 Oriental Terminal products 131 Mlkuni Coca Cola Bottling 60S Nlchlel 41555 words
-
Article, Illustration162 1973-01-31 12 Bulls dominated the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was active and prices went op on all fronts. Relisted Malayan Credit attracted buyers when it announced a two-fcr-one scrip issue to be made out of the $64 million capital gain realised on its Fitzpatrick deal. Its162 words
-
Article206 1973-01-31 12 Alc&n A1 24% Allied Chem 30 Allls Ch 10% 54*4 Am Can 28% AT T 53 A P Anaconda 20% At Richfld 78% Beth Steel Boeing 22% Boise C Burroughs 226 Caterp Tra Chrysler 38% Coca-Cola Colgate 92% Oontl Oli 42% Control Data 53% Corn G1 Wks 288%206 words
-
Article198 1973-01-31 12 Closing prices (in francs) yesterday: Paribas 210 (212) Indochlne 271 (275.20) Fancier 404 (404) Printemps 155.80 (155.50) COE 468 (472.50) Bull 70.50 (71.50) Royal Dutch 194 (194) Mlchelin 1811 (1830) Thomson 192.10 (192.60) CFP 214.50 (217.10) Rhone 170.50 (173) Air 365 50 371.60) Philips 89.50 (89.90) Suez 362 (366)198 words
-
Article271 1973-01-31 12 Prices at 11.30 a.m today (Australian timet: Abaleen 11 12 do opts nil 06 AOD 13 '17 Allstate 21 2M Amad 10 11 Aurora nil 18 do opts 04V6 OS Aust /nt 14 1ft Bamboo 09 10 Beach 60 60 Bounty Oil 01V4 02 Bridge 23 25 Castlereaah 07271 words
-
Article34 1973-01-31 12 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 992.93 (off 3.53), 20 transport 206.52 (off 0.15), 15 utilities 113.88 (off 0.54), 65 stocks 313.97 (off 0.97).34 words
-
112 1973-01-31 12 United Press International New York, Wednesday— Prices closed lower in sluggish trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones average of 30 blue-chip stocks was 3.53 lower at 992.93 at the close. The Dow had been more than three points higherUnited Press International - 112 words
-
-
508 1973-01-31 12 New Nation in less than two years of publication has progressed sufficiently to convince its owners that there is a market for a Singapore afternoon newspaper. Alter slightly more than 20 months of operations, the paper reached a stage where it was running at a508 words
-
Article20 1973-01-31 12 Taipeh, Wednesday—Taiwan's rice production last year totalled 2,440,329 metric tons, an increase of 126,527 tons over 1971,20 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement22 1973-01-31 12 Visit our Ultra Modern new store at Supreme House BALLY BALLY Z1 BALLY BALLY BALLY A o BALLY i ft V mJ22 words
-
Advertisement224 1973-01-31 12 For about $100 a day, the world is yours. You could sail on a big, white oeean liner, stay in luxury hotels, see Hongkong, Bangkok, Taipei, Japan or Sydney. And then fly back to Singapore at the end of it all. We are able to include so much in our224 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement470 1973-01-31 13 ?*'$-);$.(%[=%+;@;/{?/-|_$?<!-% "A HAPPY ft PROSPEROUS CHINES! NIW YEAR" To All My Friends, Customer! Reiotives from The Aerotoger Dovis Stor. 384-B Eost Coast Rood Singapore 15. Telephone: *****7. "KONG HIE FATT CHOY" to Our Friends Relatives from FEDERAL STATIONERY COMPANY 17 Molocco Street Singapore 1. Telephone: *****/*****2. "KONG HEE FATT CHOY"470 words
-
Advertisement126 1973-01-31 13 SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY CONTACT P.K.V. SASTRY 25 YEARS EXPERIENCED ASTROLOGER IN INDIAN WESTERN METHODS. TELEPHONE: *****8 OR WRITE P.O. BOX 1616S'PORE. STENCILLING, PLAN PRINTING, Etc., Prompt Service. Charges Moderate. Contact N.P.P.S., 21, Telok Ayer Street *****7 (S'pore). mm i m MM ifM mi m vm Wrriw WANTED SEVERAL126 words
-
Advertisement537 1973-01-31 13 BOOKS WANTED URGENTLY 'Rodiotion Laboratory' publication by McGrbw-Hill (Complete or incomplete series) Contoct Mrs. Soehendro Tel: S'pore *****2 ext. 13. < 4.J.5. INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE! Take odvarvtoge of our Scotch Whisky Investment Programme. For more information Write To: Erawan investment Company, 413 Sha* House, Orchard Rood, Singapore 9. Telephone:537 words
-
Advertisement498 1973-01-31 13 TWO KONG WAH COMPANY 95 Hill Street -Telephone: *****. Dealing in EJectricol Appliances, Antiques, Typewriters etc. OFFERS WELCOME Notional Cosh Register, Model 1968, excellent condition. Con view ot 251 Race Course Rd, S'pore 8. Tel. *****1 1 Hi J u c PROVIDES a unique rfental/ rental option scheme that enables498 words
-
Advertisement452 1973-01-31 13 GOLD HILL CENTRE Area apI pfonlwottly 1,400 sq.ft. No pork* I ing problem. Telephone and other I facilities available. Phone S'pore I *****3 during office hours. WE »UY« SILL ft TRADUN for Used/New Cameras (All Brands) 177, Middle Road, Singapore *****7. Registered Second-hand Dealers. Branch: 10-A Clifford Pier, Col Iyer452 words
-
Advertisement532 1973-01-31 13 PIANO LESSONS FOR BCONKERS Higher Grade ot teocher's ptoce. Moderate' fee. Interested pleas* coll Miss Ung Tel: *****1 Singopore. MRS. K.Y. LETS Dressmoking Institute, Morning, Afternoon, Evening Classes At 318-A, River Valley Rood, Singopore *****7/ €*****. SAFETY DRIVING INSTITUTION guaranteed course 20 hours $90/Niurly $4.50 Singapore *****. PIANOFORTE TUITION FOR532 words
-
Advertisement334 1973-01-31 13 WK TRY MUCH HARDER YOU H.Y CHEAPER! NEW YEAR'S FARE BARGAIN! LONDON EUROPE CANADA AUSTRALIA UNITED STATES ASIA WE GIVE YOU THE WORLD! INTIR ASIA TRAVEL 67 High Street, Suit* G (3rd Floor) "Sotnam House", Singopore 6. Tel: *****/*****. P CHIP HONG VEHKIKS (S) Pte. Ltd. 45, Scorn Rood (Newton),334 words
-
Advertisement208 1973-01-31 13 IP YOU ARf THINKING of selling/buy too/trock -in your cor why not call at Meng Ho* Trading Pte. Ltd., No: 9, Block 34, Whompoo West Singopore 12. *****5/*****8/*****9. LARGE 1945 CADILLAC—SALOON (Petrol) Excellent appearance. Reasonable price. Apply Soudi Arabian Consulate General, 14-A, Asio Insurance Building, S'pore 1. Phone: *****. NISSAN208 words
-
-
Article509 1973-01-31 14 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh Junior players are showing great promise In the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association trials now in progress tor the South East Asia Peninsula Games. The 18 players in the current trials are; Choo Cheok Hal, »Paul Choo, John Choy, Glam Choo Keong, Hassan Wan509 words
-
Article, Illustration313 1973-01-31 14 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Texas Instrument consolidated its position in the Sngapore Industrial Easy Pitch softbail tournament when it beat Esso Refinery 13-7 at King's Road last night. Texas, already in the last four for the play-off and a favourite for the title showed no mercy toPicture by Steven Lee - 313 words
-
Article889 1973-01-31 14 JEFFREY LOW - SOCCER SCENE WITH JEFFREY LOW Portugal's, champion soccer team Benflca, including its star player Eusebio, may play a match in Singapore in February 12 or 13 during their two-week tour of the Far East. Benflca has made an offer to the National Sports Promotion Board,889 words
-
Article237 1973-01-31 14 Raffles Institution took another step towards its title when it thrashed Bukit Ho Swee 18-3 in the City District softball championships played at Bras Basah Road yesterday. Taking a fast 3-0 lead after the first innings RI gradually piled up the runs and raced237 words
-
Article132 1973-01-31 14 New York, Wednesday. Jack Nicklaus, golf's alltime leading money winner, jumped into third place on this years earnings list with his victory In the Blng Crosby pro-am. Nicklaus' play-off victory over Ray Floyd and Orville Moody, worth U5536,000, boosted his 1973 winnings to U5541,675132 words
-
Article133 1973-01-31 14 National Basketball Association standings; EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L PCT GB Boston 40 9 416 New York 42 12 .779 Buffalo 16 35 414 25 Philadelphia 4 49 .075 39 Central Division Baltimore 22 1$ .640 Atlanta 29 25 437 5 Houston 20 21 492133 words
-
Article55 1973-01-31 14 New York, Wednesday. Once beaten Mike Quarrv successfully defended his north American lightheavyweight title by a unanimous 12-round decision over Ray "windmill" White, 173-lbs (78 kg). Quarry, 175-lbs. (79 kg), the younger brother of heavyweight contender Jerry Quarry, was in control throughout the fight as he55 words
-
Article25 1973-01-31 14 Division Three Bolton 1 Wrexham 0 Bristol Rovers 4 Port Vale 1 Rotherham 1 Notts County 4 Division Four Southport 0 Newport 225 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement12 1973-01-31 14 GERMANY'S n a H4i Enjoy LEMON BARLEY -77)\ soft drinks by PHOENIX12 words
-
-
Page 14 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous326 1973-01-31 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 10 Ingredient of glass. 11 Acquires. 12 Reconcile. 13 Nile god. IS Withstand. 20 Various. 23 Mistake. 25 Bright. 28 Drop. 30 Greenland. 32 Stories. 33 Cot. 35 Column in form of female figure. 36 Mythical flyer. 37 Desk item. 38 18 years. 39 People: Ger 40326 words
-
-
Article566 1973-01-31 15 By Blue Peter Outrageaus (late Ayrman) Is the pick of the four newcomers entered for the Tungku's Gold Cup meeting which begins at Kuala Lumpur on February 4 (Sunday). He is a four-year-old chestnut Irish horse by King's Leap out of Irish Whistle. He had four outings566 words
-
Article221 1973-01-31 15 From Blue Peter Kuala Lumpur* Wednesday Gold Cap entry Orchid Venture did an attractive gallop on a good track here this— morning. After going once round at a steady pace the six-year-old gradually clapped on the pace to run the last 3f In 39 1/5. Born221 words
-
46 1973-01-31 1546 words
-
414 1973-01-31 15 Kanpur, Wednesday—lndia made certain of at least sharing the series when they drew the Fourth Test here yesterday, but they had to weather an unexpected crisis in the afternoon and after the match England captain Tony Lewis spoke optimistically about h i s side's414 words
-
Article382 1973-01-31 15 New York, Wednesday.— To Ron Lyle, a man who has been battling his way through life from the time he shot and killed a man In a gang fight 11 years ago, Jerry Quarry Is just another obstacle that he has to get by. Lyle, whose382 words
-
157 1973-01-31 15 London, Wednesday.—Sir Alf Ramsey will not allow the mounting criticism over England's' recent soccer performances to force him to resign as team manager. England were booed off the pitch after their 1-1 draw with Wales in the World Cup Qualifying match at157 words
-
Article201 1973-01-31 15 London, WednesdayWorld champions Stellan Bengtsson of Sweden and Lin Hui-Ching of China retained their number one positions in the men's and women's ratings which were issued by the International Table Tennis Federation here yesterday. The top three places in the men's division, remained unaltered with 1967201 words
-
Article62 1973-01-31 15 Los Angeles, Wednesday. —Trainer Charles Whittlngham said yesterday he expected to start Singapore's champion thoroughbred, Jumbo Jet, in its first California race within about two weeks. Whittingham, who has been training Jumbo Jet since the horse recovered from a fall In the Washington International at Laurel62 words
-
Article109 1973-01-31 15 Sheffield, Wednesday. Pakistani amateurs Hlddy Jehan and Aftab Jawalt were beaten by professional opponents In the British Open squash Championship here last night as the top four seeds reached the semi-finals. Jehan who has his sights set on the British amateur title, was beaten 2-9, 9-5, 9-0, 9-7109 words
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement56 1973-01-31 15 •Any misgivings about lady barbers It's about time you find out! The Dragon Lady men's hairdressing salon is set in a combination of relaxing atmosphere, serene environment. .-r -y<:: m < •;-S J8 M mm m OiL# Y* rm w*i I L ff r rStfOTCMa *iQSS WsSSfrh v*. •'.V U--56 words
-
Advertisement171 1973-01-31 15 IxradupwithKodacoLor filmnow-ready for a Happy Chinese NewVfear Chinese New Year is the best time of all for color picture taking. So load up your camera. Drop a 126 KODACOLOR-X film into your KODAK INSTAMATIC camera, and get great pictures of the day. Remember to ask your photo dealer for genuine171 words
-
-
Back Page WEDNESDAY
-
536 1973-01-31 16 Derrick Tay - THEY HAVE THINGS GOOD ENOUGH By Derrick Tay Whoever coined the phrase "it's a dog's life" Just didn't know what he was talking about. He makes it sound as if it were a hardship being a dog. The same goes for whoever536 words
-
155 1973-01-31 16 Melbourne Herald Still another Jacqueline Onassls story this time irom a dog breeder who proved that money can't buy everything. Hans Joej Hansen, one of Denmark's nnest breeders with a host of prizes to prove it, said he was approachedMelbourne Herald - 155 words
-
Article, Illustration44 1973-01-31 16 Pretty Maria Minhat has a smile to match her looks. A photography enthusiast, she specialises in capturing nature's beauty. Her other interests include playing tennis and listening to pop music. She does a little singing too. Picture Picture by Jerry SehPicture by Jerry Seh - 44 words
-
112 1973-01-31 16 Bachelor Barry Vaughan is still so sore about the number of canlngs he got at school that he is planning a leaflet raid on his old public school £,600 a year Ratcllffe College/near Leicester. He will hire a light plane and shower pamphlets112 words
-
Article131 1973-01-31 16 Today la Wednesday, January 31. the 31st day of 1973 with 334 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching Its new phase. THE MORNING STABS: Venus. Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. American novelist Zane Grey was131 words
-
Article48 1973-01-31 16 AH FOOK: The incentive scheme for Housing Board contractors to get faster work done should cut down the long waiting list for HDB flats. MEI LIN: I've waited for two years now. It's about time something like this is done to speed up our housing programme.48 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement24 1973-01-31 16 The watch closest i to perfect accuracy 1 Sole Agents: CHIN HIN WATCH CO OVERSEAS UNION SHOPPING CENTRE COLLYER QUAY SINGAPORE. 1. TEL: *****124 words
-
Advertisement159 1973-01-31 16 MAINS PRESSURE ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS this model has beeh especially designed for Singapore families to provide a QUALITY HATER HEATER. AT A LOH PRICE, ENSURING AN ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF HOT HATER AT LOH OPERATING COST. THE 9 GALLON CAPACITY HEATER HILL PROVIDE A FULL FLOH SUPPLY OF HOT HATER AT159 words
-
-
Page 16 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous353 1973-01-31 16 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and Housewives' Matinee —Love Havoc (Mandarin Film 3.35 A D?ary of Events in Singapore this Week 3.40 Persembahan Ku, featuring Mohd. Munlm (Rpt) 3.55 Days of Our Lives 4.35 Close 6.00 Opening and Wally Gator 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 What Others Say (E) 6.50 For353 words
-
Miscellaneous597 1973-01-31 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you will become more and more satisfied with yourself as the years go on. As a child, you will no doubt be so demanding of yourself, so concerned with meeting your own perfectionist image of yourself that frustration and disappointment597 words
-