New Nation, 28 July 1973

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    20 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Saturday evening, July 28, 1973 No. 779 Price 15 cents NE^aSnON '^ZJr SINCAPORE SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1978
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  • Article
    Govt. call to grads: Turn to new jobs
    549 1  -  'More than 500 want to be teachers' By Teresa Ooi The Education Minister, Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng today urged Nantah graduates to venture into the corhmercial and industrial sectors instead of looking to the Education Ministry as the sole prospctive employer. Speaking
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    Lock icon Sean, Diane to part...
    136 1 Reuter Canberra, Saturday Australian actress Diane Cllento and her husband Sean Connery (above), who portrayed James Bond, are to be divorced but will "remain good friends," the actress's mother said in Brisbane. Lady Cilenio. who has Just returned from visiting the couple in Britain, confirmed news
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    Lock icon NZ frigate will stay put during N-blast
    201 1 Reuter Wellington, Saturday. —The New Zealand protest frigate Canterbury will be within 20 miles of the Mururoa testing site when France detonates its second nuclear blast in its current series, it was reported here. In a report from the warship, New Zealand Press
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    Razak: Quit Cambodia
    329 1 'Let them decide their future* Tokyo, Saturday Malaysian Premier Tun Abdul Razak has urged that all foreign forces should get out of Cambodia p.nd leave the Cam* bodians to settle their future. Tun Razak's call was made at a Press conference at the Tokyo Foreign Correspondents Club
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    Lock icon Libya may try the hijackers
    278 1 'An immoral action* UPI, Reuter Beirut, Saturday Diplomatic sources said yesterday the Libyan government might put the hijackers of a Japan Airlines jumbo jet on trial for harming the spirit of the Palestinian struggle." The sources said the Libyan government had described the four Arabs
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  • Article
    Anak Mas a good bet
    356 1 By Blue Peter, Kuala Lumpur Saturday Anak Mas can score a popular win in Race 1 here today. The four-year old horse by Sovereign Edition is owned by Tunku Abdul Rahman, who is here on a visit, from Jeddah. Last week Anak Mas finished sixth
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    Lock icon Lake site burial for Bruce
    129 1 United Press International Washington, Saturday The family of Bruce Lee, of kung fu fighting movies, has selected for his burial on Monday a cemetery lot over-looking a large lake that defines the eastern limits of the city of Seattle. His final resting place in the
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    Mosbert told to show cause
    114 1 Mosbert Lands International (HK) Ltd. has been asked to show cause why it should not be struck off the Registry of Companies, according to the latest gazette notification. The company, which has an office at Tanglin Road, is one of the 20 firms given three
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 115 accidents yesterday. Seven were serious and one fatal.
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Silicosis: Plea to quarry owners
      276 2 Govt, concerned The government has expressed its concern over the ipcreasing incidence of incurable silicosis among granite quarry workers. Mr. Sia Kah Hul, the Minister of State for Labour, said this today when he launched the mobile exhibition on silicosis at the Mandai quarry of
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      Exporters told to set up closer EEC ties
      174 2 The existence of the Generalised System of Preferences will not generate exports from Singapore to the European Economic Community according to Enlck Rldzwan Dzaflr. director of the trade department in the Finance Ministry. He said yesterday: "Serious efforts need to be made
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      Call to step up farming
      249 2 An assistant director of the Primary Production Department, Mr. Wong Yew K w a n today called on farmers to turn to intensive agriculture to keep the cost of living down. Mr. Won*, who was officiating at the graduation ceremony of 21 farming students, including
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    • Article
      Lost: 2000 shares
      66 2 An airline official Mr. Chew Char Boh, 28, has reported to the police the loss of 2000 Hilton shares certificates worth $4000 after thieves broke into his Toa Payoh flat yesterday. He also lost $920 In jewellery and valuables. According to Mr. Chew, no one was in
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      $100 mil. trade forecast
      292 2  -  Envoy confident By Ivan Lim Two-way trade between Singapore and Seoul is expected to increase from $80 million to over $100 million by the end of tMs year, the outgoing South Korean Consul General, Mr. Younghun H a h m said yesterday. Mr. Hahm sa?d lie
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      RN ships for visit
      85 2 A Royal Navy task force of four ships and a submarine under the command of Rear Admiral R.P. Clayton will arrive at the ANZUK Naval Basin at Sembawang today for a two-week visit. The task force, comprising the helicopter cruiser HMS Tiger, the nuclear powered submarine
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      Solid bass gives the boys' choir a boost
      300 3  -  By Violet Oon The 35-strong Les Rossignolets boys' choir of France gave a concert well worth attending at the Conference Hall last night. As the boys ranged from the age of 11 to 21, this group had the added advantage of a
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      Affluence that can bring death
      364 3 'More heart attacks' A visiting heart surgeon today warned that Singapore's rising affluence would see a greater incidence of coronary artery disease. According to Mr. Mark V. Braimbridge, honorary consultant at the Department of Cardio Thoracic Surgery, St. Thomas Hospital, Loncon, coronary artery disease is
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      642 2 ■JOVFUL 1 COfKERTS 18-8 73 3rd SINGAPORE ORGAN FESTIVAL Witness and enjoy the selection and award of Singapore's highest honours in electronic organ music to: 'The Best Organist of the Year 1973" i "The Most Outstanding Child Organist of the Year 1973" Open Section: Five contestants representing" the best five
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      307 2 Mo > Save the Good Times!" Who cares about dates, parties, picnics or dances when you've got pimples? I couldn't even face up to my face let alone other people! Then I started using Clearasil like my doctor told me to. And it worked wonders because Clearasil contains the same
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      238 2 WORLD weather L O N D O N....Variable clouds, sunny spells 70-57F, 21-14 C. Headline: Big three tour firms pledge price peg. PARlS....Variable 73-47F, 23-14 C. Good weather predicted for the annual migration. MOSCOW... .Cloudy 73-61P, 22-16 C. Headline: The union of workers and farmers. RIO DE JANEIRO... Cloudy 82-53F,
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      53 2 se > RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickeneon a I'M PLUMB TUCKERED OUT THINK I II GRAB SOME SLEEP IN TM' WAGON WMAR IT'S COMFERTAL I 3% 4 *r ua&T ve*e& CUJfr CoNVCNTiOJANP WMfcM WAS THAT? 1 HAS AN\ON£. e/EJZT&uO EJ i i(»i! SNIFFY by George Fett fit
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      289 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 2 Ear bone. 3 Selma's state. 4 Dickens character. 5 Leave, mod style. 6 Educated 7 Dated 8 Flutter. 9 Compensation. 10 day out. 11 Think. 12 Explosive cocktail. 16 Organic compound. 21 Enclave of Italy. 22 Former Israeli leader. 24 Lumpy. 25 Type of drum 28
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      397 3 Krakatoa "mSTv J .*^7'.' < *-M --L. v-. •< as{ Tuesday's poser showed a scene from n a j catoa East of Java. f .P 16 fl"t 10 correct entries opened by the Editor yesterday evening were r °f n: Mrs. Chan Chen Fen (teacher), of 12 Lorong Plsang Em
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  • FINANCE
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      New York
      303 4 Mixed feelings over economic developments, and some profit-taking after a nine-day rally, robbed the stock market of any direction yesterday. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was moderate. At the close, the Dow Jones industrial average had risen 2.18 to 938.71. D e c 11 ne s
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      Speculators turn to rubber market
      340 4  -  By S.V. Suppiah The Stock Exchange of Singapore is expected to be quiet for a month or two because large scale speculators have moved out of the share market into the Singapore rubber market during the past few weeks. The absence of speculation is said
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      THE SHARE MARKET
      2023 4 INDUSTRIALS 1972/1973 4 wks Stock Closing Price Last Week's TurnHigh Low ago Buyers Sellers Sale or Over 6.30 1.38 3.90 Ac ma 3.56 3.60 3.60 unch. 17 4.50 1.20 2.08 Adhesive Tape 2.00 1.87 +0.02 3 6.70 1.98 5.80 Ajinomoto 5.00 5.90 1.55 3.50 AJcan 3.36 2.00
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      £ and dollar recover
      79 4 and dollar recover Frankfurt. Saturday— The heavily-battered British pound and the US dollar staged a modest recovery on steadier, but still nervous, foreign exchange markets yesterday, and brought about a relaxation of world currency tensions. The Bank of England meanwhile sought to give the pound a further boost by raising
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      Dow Jones averages
      52 4 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 936.71 (up 2.18), 20 transport 166.74 (off 0.55), 15 utilities 100.56 (off 0.64), 65 stocks 282.82 (off 0.07). Owing to pressure of space it is not possible to include other stock prices in the
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      261 4 h hotel mm SINGAPORE is now Ready for occupancy COSILY TUCKED AWAY AMIDST THE GREENERY OF SCOTTS ROAD AND YET WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO ORCHARD ROAD SHOPPING, BUSINESS, AND ENTERTAINMENT CENTRES. THE HOTEL HAS 146 GUEST ROOMS OF WHICH 14 OF THEM ARE SUITES. THEY ARE FULLY EQUIPPED FOR YOUR
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      ESCAPE DRAMA
      44 5 An ambulance attendant carries the lone survivor of a car crash to a waiting ambulance. Eight people were killed yesterday when the car crashed through a guard rail in fogshrouded Nashville, US, and plunged 80 feet to the bank of a river.
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      Clamp on violence
      55 5 Belfast, Saturday. The British Army will impose strict security regulations here again this weekend in an effort to limit violence. The crackdown Imposed at the beginning of last weekend without previous announcement was heralded as successful two days later when the security forces reported only one incident
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      Jail riot
      23 5 Rome. Saturday Strong forces of police firing tear gas grenades fought to quell a riot inside a Rome jail last night.
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      Lock icon Big support in polls for Marcos
      272 5 Reuter Manila.. Saturday—Voting resumes today In the final stage of a nationwide referendum with early results already showing overwhelming support for President Marcos to continue in power after this year. Mr. Marcos called the referendum, which began yesterday, to ask Filipinos whether they wanted
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      Heavy fighting near Saigon: 89 Reds killed
      394 5 Saigon, Saturday. Heavy fighting has broken out north of Saigon with communist forces apparently attempting to extend their control of strategic territory between the capital and the Cambodian border. The South Vietnamese High Command reported 89 communist troops killed in engagements on Thursday
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      Lock icon Egypt: Why we lost that war...
      195 5 Reuter Beirut, Saturday Egyptian vice-president Hussein El-Shafel has accused the United States and the Soviet Union of having conspired to bring about Egypt's defeat in the 1967 ArabIsraeli war, according to an interview published here yesterday. The independent weekly magazine Al-Ha-wadess quoted Mr. Shafei
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      Lock icon Cox bid to get those tapes
      401 5 May subpoena Nixon to testify Reuter Washington, Saturday Special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox yesterday raised the possibility of issuing a subpoena requiring President Nixon to testify before the grand Jury investigating the Watergate bugging scandal. But he emphasised at a Press conference here that
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      334 5 5 good reasons to shop at SINGAPORE HILTON •The prices are same as High Street. •The Store opens from 9am to Bp.m. •The Store opens all day on Sunday. •Ample Parking space. •Usual Chanrai's courteous service. Also open on Sunday EXOTIC WINES, LIQUORS, BEER Dais the newest wine shop in
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  • OPINION
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      Malaysia- Brunei relations
      343 6 MalaysiaBrunei relations Two of our close neighbours —Brunei and Malaysia—seem to be heading for an open breach in their relations. Ties between the two have not been particularly close since the Brunei Sultan's rejection of the invitation to join Malaysia. Contrary to expectations that his oilrich sultanate would form the
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      No more love letters
      105 6 'WHISPERS' by ispy That was the mass that was. The congregation of a church near Flo de Janeiro almost fell out of their pews when the young Catholic priest celebrating tnass began his sermon with an emotional, "Please don't send me any more love letters." His
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      Democracy versus progress
      1007 6  -  Is democracy incompatible with economic progress? One after another, the newly independent countries which started nationhood with the idealis tit democratic principles left by their respective colonial powers, are finding that post-inde-pendence economic development has not been up to their expectations. Most blame this on the democratic
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      Lock icon Guerrillas in Trinidad
      485 6  -  By Francis B. Kent Los Angeles Times Guerrilla warfare seems wholly out of place in this sunsplashed island steeped in carnival gaiety and calypso rhythms. Yet the violence that has erupted in recent weeks can only be described as guerrilla warfare. There have been incidents of robbery,
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      Lock icon Steps to make easy the Chinese language
      427 6 EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS The South China The nationwide publicity that Peking is currently devoting to the drive to reform and simplify the Chinese language reflects the urgency which is being given to this momentous undertaking. Some dally national publications are coming out with
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      Lock icon The damning testimony of Mitchell
      453 6 The Bangkok Post Judging from the testimony given by exAttorney General John Mitchell this week, his character can only be compared to that of a particularly onerous "heavy" in a particularly childish Western. One can picture any number of screen villains Aldo Ray, Jack Palance,
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  • SATURDAY REVIEW
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      DISCOVERING BRASTAGI
      1409 7  -  In the biff rush to explore Lake Toba, a picturesque little resort nestling in the Batak hills may be overlooked. This is Brastagi a one-tim e Dutch resort which was famous before the war. There are some oldtimers here who fondly remember quiet, wonderful holidays in Brastagi, rambling
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    • SATURDAY SMILES...
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        Even on Sunday
        77 7 Market traders are planning a protest in London against anomalies in the Sunday trading laws. They have applied for permission to set up more than 40 stalls in Trafalgar Square or Hyde Park. They hope to display goods that cannot be sold legally on Sundays. One trader
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        Taking a chance
        79 7 A major family planning survey has reported that too many women in Britain take a chance on love. More than a third of the babies born to married couples were unplanned ana half were unwanted. Of every 100 single girls, only 33 said to no tc. sex
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        Rolls of honour
        116 7 A wealthy goldsmith has left a £10,000 RollsRoyce Sliver Cloud and £7,000 to Mr. Peter Smith, his former chauffeur and best friend who twice saved his life. Baciielor John Lowe, 51, Freeman of Chester and the City of London, made the bequests to Mr. Smith for his
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        Altar in a pub
        63 7 Sunday Mass is no problem for churchgoers at a housing estate in Whinmoor near Leeds, Yorkshire —they just go or stay in the pub. The publican, Tom Barrett, sets up an altar in his lounge bar every Sunday afternoon after closing time at two o'clock. Whinmoor
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        The spice of love
        57 7 Britons are warming to spicy foods, which, according to experts, make them sexy. A spokesman for Anglo-Asian Importers and Exporters said Britain was really taking to the food of love. He said: "Three years ago we were Importing about 200 tons of spices a year. Now
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        Fun is in the bite
        60 7 Sherpa Tensing, the co-conqueror of Everest in 1953, is enjoying fishing at Haslemere, Surrey, where he is staying with friends. But anything he catches goes back into their river because as a Tibetan Buddhist he is not allowed to kill for sport. Tensing, 59, returns
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        To be or not to be...
        59 7 Does an early marriage help or hinder an am- bitlous young executive who wants to reach the top? Bosses in London could not agree when asked the question in a survey by the Institute of Direcors. Some said don't marry before 28. But others
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        They are not tied down
        53 7 The British Tie Manufacturers' A sso c i a tion asked a cross-section of men throughout the country how women influenced their choice. The result: Get knotted. Only 11 per cent admitted to being persuaded by wives or girlfriends and the rest said they picked
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        A doctor's remedy
        32 7 A doctor has a remedy for violent criminals the ancient stocks where people could insult them. Dr. Malcolm HaydonBaillie, of Nottingham, says they would be more effective than whipping.
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        Speed up!
        35 7 A funeral director, caught speeding, wrote to the court: "My wife had just said, 'My, you are going slow—l don't think you want to get there." He was fined £12 at Bradford, Yorkshire.
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        A reprieve
        37 7 A guillotine which stood for 700 years in Gibbet Street, Halifax, Yorkshire will not be destroyed after all. It is to be restored and given pride of place in a landscaped garden in the town,
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        MP rating
        20 7 An opinion poll in Britain has shown that MPs are rated less trustworthy than doctors, judges and lawyers.
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      First joint TV show by HK, S'pore
      634 8  -  SIGHT SOUND EDGAR KOH Robert Chua, the Singapore whizz-kid of Hong Kong TV, will be back next month with more than a dozen Cantonese singers, actors, actresses and comedian s for a coproauction with RTS for charity. To be staged at the National
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      Now horror of Blacula
      224 8  -  CINEMA EDGAR KOH BLACULA starring William Marshall, Vonetta McGee, Denise Nicholas and Thalmus Rasulala (Cathay). It is an irony that an African prince, his countrymen bonded in slavery, should ask the infamous Count Dracula for helo and receive in return a curse which binds him to
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      Image of India by 30 stars
      323 8  -  (THEATRE VIOLET OON As part of Its 25th anniversary celebrations the Indian Film Combine is presenting the entire cast of 30 stars of the Indian Ballet Group of Kala Bhavan on Sunday and Monday at the National Theatre. Called the Image of India, the
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      Lessons from a war with the Feuhrer
      441 8  -  THE WAR HITLER WON by Nicholas Bethell. Allen Lane, The Peguin Press, 472 pages £4 ERNEST CHEW No, this book is not a hysterical contribution to the growing corpus of Hitleriana. It is a historical study sober but not ponderous —focussed on the
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      WHAT IT MEANS TO BE 'OK'...
      498 8  -  I'M O.K. YOU'RE O.K. by Thomas A. Harris, Pan, 260 pages, $6 DER- DERRICK TAY This rather unusually titled book deals with the relatively new concept of Transa ctional Analysis. Transactional Analysis was originated by Eric Berne, the author of the bestseller, Games People
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      Works have air of impatience
      312 8  -  f ART VIOLET OON Johor artist, Liew Come Tong, has come back to this part of the world after being away for the past six years to give an exhibition of his Chinese paintings at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. It will be opened at
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      The tale of tails...
      486 9 FOOD/DRINK Now that the price of meat Is rocketing we shall have to look hard at not only the lesser but the least expensive cuts. Offal or, as the French politely put It, "lesabats" provide many of these, although I was shocked to see pig's liver
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      Going to the top without tears
      589 9  -  CHESS BY LIM KOK ANN At the opening of the National Stadium the Prime Minister sternly warned sports officials against persuading talented youngsters into giving up the best years of their lives in trying to win gold or sliver medals In international sport. Although
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      Lock icon 8000 at tourney
      109 9 BRIDGE Washington Post You could call It the Olympics of bridge, though actually Its struggling hordes rather more closely resemble the Boston marathon. Or the Oklahoma land rush. Anyway something has drawn 8000 in Washington to the Sheraton-Park Hotel for the 45th Annual Summer National Contract Bridge
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      My album of the year
      594 9 DISC STAMP i r A S•' i <? A <>< SINpAPpfIE H? 4TH AUG 1973 SINGPEX 73 TODD RUNDGREN/ A WIZARD, A TRUE STAR (Warner): It may be a little early to pick my album of the year, but I'm going to do it and
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      Chinese food in Oslo
      686 9  -  EATING OUT WITH SEE FOON This is the third time I'm in Oslo. The first time was five years ago when I thought the boiled shrimps and trout with butter sauce was the best food in the world. The second time was three years ago when
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      SINGPEX '73 promises more exhibits
      124 9  -  STAMPS BY ANDREW LAU SINGPEX "73—opening next Saturday promises to be very exciting. There will be twice as many exhibits this year compared to Slngpex '72. A total of 400 frames will be on display. Besides the main exhibition there will be a number of
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      Dances of Taiwan by local group
      255 9  -  By Gene Teo For the first time, the Neptune Theatre Dancers, a local dance group, are putting up native Taiwanese dances In a new show entitled, Flowers of Li-San. The idea was mooted three months ago. It is a colourful musical production that takes
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      142 7 A PAPER CLIP WILL HOLD PAPERS TOSETHER, BUT OOES IT CREATE A 8000 IMPRESSION? Comb binding turns a sheaf of papers into an impress book that can be produced in small numbers or large. Comb binding a plastic ring binding allows a wide range of distinctive colours, an extensive variety
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      270 7 INVITED TO JOIN KARATE CLASS (Chair-kah Kung-Fu of Southern Shao-Lim Pai) (1) Chief-Judge of Kung-fu, Karate, Tae-Kwon-do (2) 8 Dan Advieer of all Okinawa Karate Asaociation. (3) Ail Japan Karate Aaaoeiation Keisbin Kan Bth degree Kao Sen Fong. Application open to ail 25 students in a class Instructed by: Kao
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      162 8 ft a« When you know how to make a suit that fits comfortably, you can make it out of any fabric. Flannels, cheviots, worsted tweeds and knits we have them all. We tailor all our suits to look smart and contemporary to your eye without being uncomfortable to the rest
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      392 9 t&fjere are manp on rfje banb tnagon but tbere 10 onlp one maestro fotttrs Original e lonfton frtrakhousr. Advertisement GARDEN NEWS TALKING ABOUT FERTILISERS (2) In our introduction to this subject last week we stated firmly that the majority of plants in Singapore are underfed. Examining this statement more closely
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      307 9 m a 1 <A n m m m m v.< m VA 'J VW any evening from us ll II i m m -T5 /"N j "1 Advertisement Cathay's New Concept in Chinese Restaurants £JATHAY Restaurant combines fine Cantonese cuisine with European luxury, music and song. It had to come
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  • SPORTS
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      Seap Games treat for 10,000 children
      484 10 Ten thousand schoolchildren wiir be given free tickets to see the athletics competition of the SEAP Games in September. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. S.S. Dhillon, secretary general of the SEAP Games organising committee. He said: "We have decided to give 10.000 complimentary
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      Prize giving
      39 10 Mr. Chan Chee Seng, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, will present the prizes for the first inter-Constitu-ency Chinese chess championships at the Chinese ChamUer of Commerce Auditorium on Monday at 8.30 pjn.
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      Athletes show prospects
      306 10 There were encouraging signs of Improvement from our SEAP Games athletes when they competed in the first day of the Singapore Amateur Athletics Association national closed championships at National Stadium yesterday. Apart from the recordbreaking performances of woman sprinter Eng Chiew Guay, woman hurdler Heather Mexican and
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      Stewart's new post
      65 10 Mr. S. T. Stewart has been appointed the Executive Secretary of the National Sports Promotion Board in place of Mr. S. T. Retnam who goes on leave on August 1 prior to retirement According to the Government Gazette, the appointment of Mr. Stewart which was made by
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      Caddies top the first cup trial
      197 10  -  By Lim Kee Cham At least one caddie is likely to represent Singapore at the next World Cup golf championship to be held In Malaga, Spain, from November 22 to 25. This was the Indication from the first trial held this week over the
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      Keith shines for W.I.
      446 10 London, Saturday Keith Boyce performed fiercely with bat and ball to give the West Indies a slight edge on the second day of the First Test against England at the Oval here yesterday. The slimly-built allrounder produced a late batting flourish which enabled the West Indies
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      Lian Ann draws
      86 10 to the Interzonal chess tournament at Petropolte, Brazil, Tan Lian Ann of Singapore drew with Rumanian Florian Gheorghlu in 82 moves after the game was adjourned a second time. An agency report that Tan had broken his duck by beating Eflm Gt-ller (USSR) in round two was
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      Tops 'em All best bet
      159 11 By Scrutineer My best bet at Kuala Lumpur today is Tops 'em All who should give punters a good start in Race 1 over 6f. The four year old showed galloping ability in April when she whipped a Div. 2 field by twc. lengths. She
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      Gerry to race at Fuji Speedway
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      150 11 New York, Saturday Baseball results: American League Baltimore 8 Cleveland 4; Cleveland 6 Baltimore 4 (2nd game); Detroit 6 Boston 5; Minnesota 5 Oakland 1; Minnesota 7 Oakland 5 (2nd game); Chicago 7 Kansas City 4; Kansas City 1 Chicago 0 (2nd game); Texas 7 California 1; Texas
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