New Nation, 22 September 1973

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    Masthead
    18 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Saturday evening, September 22, 1973 No. 827 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1973
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  • Article, Illustration
    Brace's pet weapon now banned
    334 1  -  Govt, lists the nanchaku as dangerous By Bharathi Mohan The Government has banned the use of the nanchaku —an ancient karate weapon popularised by the late Chinese kung-fu superstar, Bruce Lee. The latest Government Gazette listed the nanchaku among eight other dangerous weapons under the
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    Lock icon Sad ending to triple joy
    213 1 United Press International Sydney, Saturday A young schoolgirl, excited with the news that her mother had given birth to triplets, died early today from injuries received when she ran in front of a car near her south coast home. Gay Fleldus, 8, died after an
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    20 drown
    31 1 Rio de Janeiro, Saturday—At least 20 people were feared drowned when a ferry laden with 120 passengers and several vehicles sank in the fast-flowing Iguacu River on Wednesday night.
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    Lock icon World can starve soon: Expert
    245 1 Reuter Jakarta, Saturday A leading American agriculture expert has warned that at least two-third of the world population would starve by the end of this decade unless food production was increased considerably. Mr. Erik Ekedahl of the International Minerals and Chemical (IMC) Corporation told a
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    Lock icon Libyan jets strafe an Italian ship...
    400 1 ...then an apology Reuter Rome, Saturday Libyan Mirage fighters strafed an Italian Corvette in international waters in the Mediterranean yesterday, but -the Libyans hastened to apologise for the incident. Premier Abdel Salam Jalloud expressed his "profound regrets" to the Italian ambassador in Tripoli, and
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    29 killed in crash
    36 1 Ankara, Saturday Twenty-nine people were killed 19 others Injured yesterday when an open lorry carrying villagers to market careered off a road and rolled into a field near Isparta, south west Turkey.
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  • Article
    Donna Carlene a good bet
    329 1 From Blue Peter, Ipoh, Saturday Donna Carlene was freely tipped to complete a double In Race 5 at Ipoh today. The four-year-old by Don Juan proved much too good for fcer Division 3 rivals over sif last week, coasting home a three-length winner. She goes
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    Riggs: I want to meet Billie again...
    177 1 With a big smile and a giant trophy held high, Billie Jean King signals her tennis victory over Bobby Riggs in Houston yesterday. Riggs, bloodied but unbowed, said he was hoping for a rematch with Billie Jean and determined to continue his tennis
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    OUR ROADS
    10 1 Police reported 111 accidents yesterday. Five were serious.
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    Pay hike for top police officers
    380 1  -  Inspectors in Div. 1 By Wee Beng Huat The 450 inspectors in the poli'ce force who are now in Division Two, are expected to be up graded to Division One, it was learnt today. Two other senior ranks Assistant Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent—are expected
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    Russia breaks Chile ties
    480 1 'Get out* order to diplomats Moscow, Saturday The Soviet Union lajst sight suspended diplomatic relations with Chile and ordered Chilean diplomats here to close down their embassy and return home. The Soviet move came 10 days after the left wing government of the late President Allende
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    Boy found dead
    70 1 A three-year-old boy. Lim Sei Hong, was found dead in a water hyacinth pond In the backyard of his Lorong Taiplng home in Tampines yesterday. His mother, Mrs. Lim Ah Keng, said she went out to look for him when he was missing and found him In
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    Look out for the prize stories next week
    123 1 Starting on Monday, New Nation will publish the stories that won the hearts and approval of the Judges In the New Nation short story contest. Do not miss this effort by Singaporeans to capture in words their feelings and reactions to our
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Safeguard clause
      189 2 For cement, steel The f 1 u c t u ation clause In all building contracts has now become effective, according to Mr. Toh Seng Sit, president of the Singapore Building Contractors Association. He said the clause applied only to two basic building materials—cement and steel. The differences
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      Mail agency
      18 2 The Frankel Estate Postal Agency at 38 £Hglap Drive will open for business cm Oct. 1.
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      Now new faces appear in the PA fold
      99 2 The People's Association's campaign to attract more Etagilsh-edu-cated to Its fold has been a success. According to the association's annual report ft* laart year, ttae Jnci«*se was noted In the number serving In the various committees. The report said that It was
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      Zoning to control noise pollution
      275 2  -  Doctor suggests way to beat problem By Pauline Khng A doctor has suggested that one form of noise control is "zoning" where different levels of noise can be specified for different areas. In a talk on noise pollution to the Young People's Section of Queenstown
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      Course on labour
      38 2 The National Productivity Board will conduct a labour management case studies course in at its Jurong premises from October 8 to 12. It is designed for industrial relations offlcers, personnel managers and trade union officials.
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      Balancing act on a bike in heavy traffic
      96 3 This man must have wished he was taller and had more than two hapds. New Nation photographer Philip Llm spotted him doing a balancing act along Serangoon Road recently. He was trying to see in front of him and ride his motorcycle
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    • Article
      Course to train drivers of big vehicles
      138 3 The Adult Education Board and the Registry of Vehicles will conduct a course leading to the Class 4 driving licence for the handling of heavy vehicles. Only those with a valid Class 3 driving licence can apply. The course, starting on Oct. 10,
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    • Article
      Big day for CYMCA
      46 3 Hie Chinese YMCA will hold a dinner at the Cockpit Hotel on November 24 to celebrate its 27th anniversary. A new board of directors will be Installed at the function. Association awards will be presented and a fundraising campaign will be launched.
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    • Article
      Food handling grace for the hawkers
      344 3  -  Action after six months By Rav K. Dhaliwal Hawkers have less than six months to buck up on their hygiene. After this the law will get tough on them. A spokesman for the Ministry of the Environment, disclosing this, said: "During this period, hawkers
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      Why govt is in industry
      292 3 The government has had to participate In business and Industrial enterprises to ensure that the general welfare and common good of all Is preserved and protected. This is stated by Mr. O. E. Bogaars, permanent secretary (Foreign Affairs) in his essay on the public services
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    • Article
      Anniversary dinner
      59 3 Mr. Goh Seng Kim, general manager of the Singapore Telephone Board and the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore, will tonight present awards and certificates to 26 students and graduates of the Polytechnic at a dinner to be held at Trade Union House. The presentation is being held in conjunction
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      150 give the Helios a good start
      206 3 About 150 blind people from districts 13 to 17 have responded to the call of the Hello Support Group Club to come forward and participate in its activities. Mr. Percival Shepherdson, the club's president said: "The response has been good. Many of these
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      Children's Day joy
      27 3 The Geylang District Primary Schools Sports Council wIU hold a Children's Day celebration at the Gay World Stadium on Oct. 1 at 9.30 a.m.
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      Folk dance
      29 3 The National Theatre Club Folk Dance Troupe will present Dance Fantasia featuring folk dances with a modern touch at the National Theatre next Saturday at 8 pjn.
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      Mechanic who is dumb wants licence
      220 3 A mechanic, Mr. Ong Gim Klat, 24 (above), has complained of being unable to get a driving licence because he cannot speak. Mr. Ong Is dumb and partially deaf. But he can hear "weU" with a hearing aid. However, the Registry of Vehicles has
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      970 2 I LUCKY STAR IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are thought by some to be extremely sell-oriented and, thus, neither especially generous nor especially sympathetic to other people. This Is an image of yourself, however, which is far from the real thing. You are, in fact, both generous and
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      454 3 "Don't throw today away." I used to hid* at home because of pimples. Since I stalled using Clearasil like my doctor told me to. there's no way pimples are going to bother me again. Clearasil keeps spots and pimples under control with the same medicines dermatologists use. Only Clearasil works
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      281 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 8 Pizzazz. 9 Beast of burden. 10 Large python. 11 God of Islam. 12 Peruvian silver. 13 U.S. Chief Justice, 1836-64. 21 Relatives by marriage. 22 Levantine ketch. 24 Kabob makers, perhaps. 25 Type of fence. 26 Large bird: Var. 27 Painter Chagall. 29 Rajah's wife. 30
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      384 3 Poser No. 84 L I KWANO SU/NEV NATION CONTEST Last Tuesday's poser showed Sean Connery and Brlgltte Bardot in a scene from Shalako. The first 10 correct entries opened by the Editor yesterday evening were from: Mr. David Ling (clerk), of 557 A Commonwealth Drive; Mr. How Tlam Teng (police
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lawyer sues Nixon for $23 mil.
      186 4 Washington, Saturday —President Nixon has been named in a more than US $10 million ($23 million) lawsuit filed by the former lawyer for four of the convicted Watergate burglars, who claimed his clients were pressured into pleading guilty. Mr. Henry Rothblatt said he was
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      Lock icon No doubt about Bangla ties: Bhutto
      180 4 Reuter New York, Saturday— Prime Minister Bhutto of Pakistan said here yesterday that he had 'no doubt" his country would establish a fraternal relationship with Bangladesh. In an. address to the Foreign Policy Association and Asia Society of New York, he also expressed the
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      'Pak plot to oust new Afghan govt' charge
      315 4 Ex-top men held as appeal goes out to Islamabad Islamabad, Saturday Afghanistan yesterday accused the Pakistan Government of involvement In a conspiracy against the present Afghan regime of President Mohammed Daoud. Foreign Ministry officials said the charge was made in a government
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      Lock icon Israel, big powers under fire
      339 4 Chou lashes out United Press International Hong Kong, Saturday —Premier Chou En-lal said yesterday China firmly opposes the expansionist policy and hegemonlsm of the superpowers which persist In maintaining the state of "no war, no peace" In the Middle East. Mr. Chou also said China
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      Lock icon Brezhnev goes on mystery trip to Tashkent
      183 4 Reuter Moscow, Saturday Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev flew from the Bulgarian capital of Sofia to Tashkent in central Asia yesterday on a trip surrounded by mystery and top-level security. The Kremlin leader's departure from Bulgaria, where he spent three days and
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    • Article
      Flood toll
      24 4 Lahore, Saturday—The floods which hit the Punjab last month claimed 439 lives, according to figures given today by the Flood Relief Commission.
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      I'm not the third man, says Rippon
      312 4 London. Saturday British Environment Minister Geoffrey Rippon last night denied that he was "the third man" In the sex and security scandal which shook Britain earlier this year. In a statement backed up by Prime Minister Edward Heath, he said there was no
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      RIOTERS SEALED IN NAPLES
      103 4 Police close off a Naples street where unemployed workers stormed the employment office in the port city where a cholera outbreak closed down the shellfish Industry. The protesters, described by authorities as workmen laid off from their jobs, threw office furniture and documents Into the street.
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      Lock icon 'No major wars in Asia'
      262 4 Australian forecast United Press International Canberra, Saturday Asia was very much less likely to be an area for world confrontation, a submission by the Foreign Affairs Department said yesterday. The department claimed, though, that Australia's security remained to a degree, dependent on stability In the
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      Newsman held
      56 4 Tunis, Saturday A Soviet Journalist, Mr. Valery Kousavrov has been arrested here by Tunisian police for alleged spying according to Informed sources. The sources said It Is thought that five or six Tunisians are Involved In the affair. Mr. Kouzavrov, 30, has represented the Soviet Novostl news agency
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      Palme: I will not quit until forced to
      183 4 Stockholm. Saturday. —Prime Minister Olof Palme Indicated yesterday he Intended to stay In power until forced to quit—despite his Bocial Democrat Party's loss of a parliamentary majority In last Sunday's general elections. The 46-year-old Premier, speaking to reporters after a meeting of
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      C'wealth meet ends in row over TV
      227 4 London. Saturday Parliamentarians from 90 Commonwealth legislatures yesterday wound up a 10-day conference here with a conflict of views on the televising of parliamentary debates Two Canadian delegates were the foremost advocates of the introduction of television cameras into legislatures but they ran
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      Ties with Reds
      38 4 New York, Saturday— The Philippines and Bast Germany announced through their deleStlons here yesterday at they had established diplomatic relations. The Philippines said it planned to establish diplomatic ties also with Hungary, Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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      Half-truths in CASE warning
      312 4 Cain Cliiie Dear PG, Recently CASK Issued a warning In the Press over the case of a child his boxer that was lost for some time It listed a number of diseases which the child could have contacted. Could you tell me why you have been
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  • FINANCE
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      Selective trading in week of erosions
      271 5  -  By S.V. Suppiah The market ended the week on a mixed note due to widespread price erosion on Monday and Thursday. Yesterday's Improvement had very little Impact on overall performance on the Singapore Stock Exchange However, certain blue chips which enjoyed popularity and support
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      THE SHARE MARKET
      1942 5 INDUSTRIALS 1972/1973 4 wks. Stock Closing Price Last Week's TurnHigh LOW ago Buyers Seders Sale or over 6.30 2.75 3.30 Acma 3.00 +0.02 6 4.60 1.70 1.80 Adhesive Tape +0.02 2 6.80 4.52 5.80 Ajinomoto 3.50 5.90 3.20 3.36 Alcan 3.34 -0.06 7 2.00 1.20 1.75 Alexandra
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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        New York
        355 5 Stones turned in a third consecutive broad advance In heavy trading yesterday on the New York Exchange, after the hope for lower Interest rates overshadowed early profit-taking. The Dow Jones Industrial average gained 7.38 to 927.91 at the close. The Index of 30 blue chips had been off
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        Dow Jones
        32 5 Dow Jones stock averages on New York Exchange yesterday. 30 industrials 921.13 (up 7.37), 20 transport 170.07 (up 2.40). 15 utilities 99.92 (up 0.92). and 65 stocks 280.82 (up 2.69).
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        Paris
        197 5 Closing prices (In francs) yesterday. Parlbas 221.50 (221.60) Indochine 258 (255.50) Fonder 398 (398) Printemps 118.50 (118.50) COE 420 425) Bull 68 (58) Royal Dutch 170 (171) Michelin 1761 (1758) Thomson 254.80 253) CPP 208 (203) Rhone 157.60 (157) Air 272 (272) BSN 1240 (1251) Philips 84.80 (83.10) Suez
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        Lock icon Tokyo
        170 5 Kyodo Renewed selling by foreign and Institutional Investors sent stock prices further lower yesterday morning despite a firm opening helped by block purchases by Investment trust firms. The 225-stock DowJones average had dipped yen 7.11 to yen 4,437.67 by mid-day. Textiles, maximade fibers, chemicals, nonferrous metals and shippings gave
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        Zurich
        80 5 This service Is from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices (In Swiss francs) on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday. UBS 3869 BBC 3360 —6 Credit Suisse 3350 —15 Swissair B. 605 Swiss Reinsurance 2370 +20 Wlnterthur B. 1940 +20 Zurich Insurance 6800 Juvena B. 3405 Nestle B. 3C90
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      Lock icon Wave of unrest abates
      252 5 Reuter Frankfurt, Saturday.— The wave of unrest which hit European foreign exchange markets after last weekend's five per cent revaluation of the Dutch guilder showed the first signs of abating yesterday. Stabilising measures In Paris, Brussels, and Frankfurt began to be reflected th market dealings. The
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      40 5 good reasons to shop h ii SINGAPORE HILTON •The prices are same as High Street. •The Store opens from 9a.m. to Bp.m. •The Store opens all day on Sunday. •Ample Parking space. •Usual Chanrai's courteous service. Also open on Sunday
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      225 5 Speedbird Holidays BOAC offers a range of inexpensive tours to introduce you to a wonderful winter season in Europe. You can fly on either our big luxurious 747 or super-quiet VCIO. LONDON FOR YOU 40 From $250 two weeks including first-class hotel accommodation, AVI with breakfasts. A Thames cruise. An
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  • OPINION
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      Handicapped need help not charity
      502 6 By and large, the handicapped and the disabled in Singapore are not shortchanged as far as sympathy is concerned. Singaporeans are not so dehumanised as to sneer and scorn at their mentally or physically handicapped fellow-citizens. The problem however, is that the disabled need more
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      Chicken or the egg?
      122 6 'WHISPERS' by ISFY It's the old story of the chicken and the egg all over again. A non Singaporean dental surgeon decided to come to Singapore to work. There were two things he required, he was told. He had to obtain a professional visit pass from
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      Challenges of next generation
      1055 6  -  The present group of Government leaders in Singapore, it has been universally acknowledged, has done much for the country. It has not only overcome the birth pangs of the new nation, but has gone shead and turned the Republic into a thriving and prosperous state. Does
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      A judge looks at China...
      777 6  -  By H.D.S. Greenway Associate Justice of the Supreme Court William O. Douglas came out of China after a three-week visit, saying the 21st century will probably belong to the Chinese. The problem in the next century, Justice Douglas said In an interview was going to
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      Succumbing to the IRA's bomb tactics
      413 6 EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS The bombs in London, the Midlands and the North have not been very big nor, mercifully, have they taken any lives. By Belfast standards they are pop-guns. They are nonetheless a horrifying development in England, a country which, unlike Ireland, Is
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      Lock icon The issues at the UN
      199 6 Yomiuri Shimbun As a result of the progress of dialogue between the big powers, there has been a widespread mood of detente throughout the world. Amid such an international climate, the 28th annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly opened Tuesday for a threemonth
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      Lock icon Looking for a mandate
      588 6 A satire bv physician turned housewife humorist, Alice Kutzin. Washington Post "W hat are you looking for, Mr. President?" "My mandate. It's gone." "Are you sure, Mr. President?" "I'm positive, Mel. I've looked everywhere." "When was the last time you saw it?" "Last spring, when I
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  • SATURDAY REVIEW
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      DISCOVERING
      1119 7 Going Dutch New Nation writer Tan Chung Lee spends two nights at Scheveningen... You have probably never heard of Schevenmgen. Neither had I until I learned that my European coach tour was stopping over there for two nights. As It turned out, Scheveningen, a seaside town beside the North
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    • SATURDAY SMILES...
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        Bodily harm?
        101 7 A judge at the Old Bdiley in Britain was told by a wife that she was driven beyond the limits of her endurance by her husband's sex demands "morning, noon and night" so she put broken glass into his breakfast. Mrs. Monica Lurline Watson, 34, of South Tottenham,
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        Call him Ginger
        93 7 The man with blonde hair and a ginger beard has been a model prisoner at Wormwood 8t rubs Jail, London. Next month, if he gets full remission on his nine-month sentence, he will be free again. But his departure will leave a question unsolved—a question that has
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        Not so fast
        97 7 A Trench tourist put his foot into it when he returned to shoplift in the new Biba store in London. The staff recognised 23-year-old Atolne Herbart as the athletic customer at the old Biba shop who sprinted out without paying for the shoes he was trying on.
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        High and low...
        97 7 Parents with high IQs tend to have children of low Intelligence, according to neurologist Dr. Henry Miller, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Britain. He said the really bright person was usually the offspring of very average parents. Dr. Miller, one of the most controversial figures in British medicine,
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        Off key
        31 7 Piano teacher Kay Butler has complained to a Yorkshire bus company that the No. 9 bus stops outside her home and distracts her pupils. The stop is being moved.
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        No mail
        28 7 Postmen In a Coventry district will not deliver mall to 600 houses because residents cannot control their dogs and ankles have been bitten and trousers torn.
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      Visit to the 'floating' shrine of Miyajima
      601 7  -  By Jeff Penberthy The train speeds out through the grey suburbs of the new Hiroshima, crosses a long steel bridge across the wide Ota river estuary, and winds into the hills, providing tantalising backward glimpses of the Seto inland sea. It lies, a
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      Meet the man of many faces
      772 8  -  SIGHT SOUND IT EDGAR KOH Next week'B WORLD PREMIERE FEATURE (Friday Ch. 5, 10.10 p.m.) is especially interesting as it is a foretaste of what may spin off into another detective series next year. Good looking Tony Musante plays Detective Dave Toma whose mastery
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      Lock icon Cloudy decision by US court
      1035 8  -  Jacqueline Susann gives her views From Tom Donnelly Washington Post Jacqueline Susann, a writer who is more devoted than most to free speech about sex, was asked how she felt about the Supreme Court's recent somewhat cloudy decision on this subject. The phenomenally best-selling author
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      The life of young Lloyd George
      280 8 THE YOUNG LLOYD GEORGE by John Grigg Eyre Methuep, 320 pages, £4.50. C. V. ANTHONY ADAMS. David Lloyd George was bom at Chorlton on Medlock, Manchester on 17th January, 1863. He was the son of William George, a headmaster and native of Fishguard, who
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      Bayanihan dancers due
      265 8  -  THEATRE SY VIOLET OON Those charming Filipinos of the Bayanlhan Dance Company will be back to give a performance at the National Theatre on October 1 at 8.30 p.m. An added bonus for the evening's entertainment will be a fashion show by one of the Philippines' top
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      Wu brings back classic duel
      562 8  -  CINEMA BY EDGAR KOH A TOUCH OF ZEN (Mandarin) starring Yue Fung and Pal Ylng (Jurong Drive-in) With this swordfighting film, director Wu Ching Chuen has restored refinement to a genre which has deteriorated into a lot of plain blood and-gore. Wu, best remembered for
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      Cower of the week
      107 8 The recent take-over of oil companies in Libya is only an instance of how deeply embroiled in politics the oil industry can be. In fact how powerful a country is often depends on the extent of Its oil and other natural power-producing resources. In this attempt
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      How kids solve problems
      180 8 CHILDREN SOLVE FROBLEMS by Edward de Bono. Penguin, 227 pages, $25. E.M.J. CHELUAH. This book as the title suggests, Is all about how children solve problems. A group of children were set nine problems: among them how tc. stop a cat and dog from fighting, how
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      Wan captures heart of the old world
      269 8  -  ART it VIOLET OON Wan Soon Kara has stripped oar city of all Its urban rush and captured the heart of its old world charm in a series of paintings which are now on exhibition at the Imperial Hotel lobby. I must admit
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      Clapton's great comeback
      653 9  -  Phonogram to release LP soon •r JEAN LI ERIC CLAPTON: RAINBOW HALL CONCERT (RSO): Eric Clapton, guitarist extraordinaire, retired. That is a fact registered in the minds of anyone who has the faintest idea on who's who in rock/blues music. So when Eric decided to take to
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      Unique wine for Chinese fare
      448 9  -  FOOD/DRINK BY LI PO As all of you who have followed my column must be aware I have long been an advocate of drinking wine with local food. Not true, always to the advantage of the wine but It has always seemed to me that
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      Making a slow orbit over a meal
      461 9  -  EATING OUT WITH SEE FOON I went into orbit two nights ago and circled Singapore for two hours at altitude 569 ft. No I wasn't In a space lab but rather, enjoying a relaxing dinner at the top of the Mandarin Hotel and
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      A musical monarch in his own right
      500 9  -  Gene Teo That portly figure, the deep growling voice, those deft "dizzy" fingers on the Instrument—no It's not Batchmo come back to life again it Is Carl Barrlteau. "Sure I look like Satchmo. I admire that guy," he confessed. But Cart is a
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      Trini due for visit
      43 9 Trini Lopez, that poor Dallas boy who was given a $12 guitar by his father and found fame and fortune through it, will arrive in Singapore soon. He will give two performances at the Shangri-La on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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      A chance that is unlikely to come again
      397 9  -  STAMPS «r ANDREW LAU Brltisb ftt&iQDS 1n eluding those of the Channel Islands. Jersey and Guernsey and the newly created Independent postal administration of the Isle of Man are always popular with collectors there as well as here. In fact the Inaugural
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      Dogged at 18th spot
      682 9  -  CHESS tt LIM KOK ANN By coincidence. Tan lian Ann ranked 18th In the New York World Open Championship, as It was in the Interzonal tournament. However, lian Ann did not meet all those ranked above him In New York as the Swiss system pairing gave
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      523 9 Advertisement' *y> GARDEN NEWSI GARDEN COMPOST (4) We can now proceed to build up our compost heap, and initially it is sen■ible to get collected together a good quantity of garden and kitchen waste (as listed in No. 73), so that we can start our heap a few inches high.
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      Colours for schools sports stars
      551 10  -  IK WORLD hy Nancy Koh They are the new generation of schoolgirls—bubbling, boisterous and bursting with life. They have managed to excel not only in studies but in sport as well. Though serious and studious, they are sometimes seised by sudden attacks of sports fever.
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      SAAA bid to raise $26,000
      94 10 The Singapore AAA have started their campaign to raise $26,000 to send 24 athletes and five officials to the first Asian championships in Manila in November. The finance committee, headed by Maurice Nicholas, are sending appeal-letters to wellwishers and firms for donations. Depending on funds
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      Fukunaga, Aizawa win title
      61 10 C. Fukunaga and M. Aizawa (plus 7) won the Singapore Island Country Club four-ball bestball stableford competition over the Buklt Course. Mrs. Shopee and Mrs. Russell were runnersup on a countback with a plus 5. Fukunaga and Aizawa (plus 6) took the first nine balisweep. The
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      2-0 win
      22 10 London, Saturday. Northampton Town beat Scunthorpe United 2-0 in an English football league Division Four match at home last night.
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      Americans draw level in Ryder Cup match
      382 10 Mulrfleld, Saturday.— The United States Ryder Cup golfers crushed Britain and Ireland In the four-ball matches yesterday afternoon here to wipe out a three points overnight deficit and level the Cup contest after two days' play. The morning foursomes were shared two each,
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      New role at the ringside for Ali
      202 10 Toronto, Saturday Muhammad Ali 1a to provide a ringside television commentary when Mexican Jose Napoles defends his world welterweight boxing crown against Canadian Clyde Gray here tonight. The clash will be the first of a series of boxing promotions titled "Muhammad All Presents"
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      Pleasant Fair set for another win
      176 11 By Scrutineer Pleasant Fair, winner of three races this season, looks set for another triumph In Race 4 at Ipoh today. His last-start win In a Class 8 Division l 6f on August 11 was particularly Impressive. In midneld at the home turn, he
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      Kono leads from 'Jumbo'
      76 11 Tokyo, Saturday— Takaaki Kono carded a four-under-par 68 for two-round total of 133 to take a one stroke leao over fellow Japanese Masashi "Jumbo" Ozaki in the second round of the 13 million yen First Flight golf tournament here yesterday. Ozaki moved up to second position
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      Hill climb
      22 11 The Singapore Motor Sports Club will hold a Gap Hill Climb at South Bouna Vista Road tomorrow from 10 am.
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      IPOH CARD AND FORM GUIDE
      3478 11 »TTTW 130 CLASS 5 WV 2 9F KiUXLH {*6.000 S4.200 fo wl. u 1 MOO Sea Swallow a (Tyreman) RR Breukeien 6 8.10 (same) Naxodl 6 3 M40 Shy Away a (Z Y) Mansor t 8.8 (nd-«) M. h—a 4 S <306 Ultrasonic (Steven) X
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      Best back in action next week
      94 11 Manchester, Saturday George Best, British soccer's prodigal son, makes his reappearance la a Manchester United shirt on September 29, Manchester United manager Tommy Docherty ■aid yesterday. Docherty added that Best would play providing he came successfully through next Tuesday's testimonial game In Portugal for
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      Mays retires
      29 11 New York, Saturday— Willie Mays, the 43-year-old baseball superstar, announced his retirement from the game at the end of this season at a Shea Stadium news conference.
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      Games decision illegal —Ferry
      187 11 Jakarta, Saturday The vice-chairman of the Indonesian National Sports Council, Perry Bonneville, has described the decision taken by the Asian Games Federation executive committee to oust Taiwan and admit China to next year's Games in Teheran as "Illegal." A decision on the matter must be taken
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      US baseball results
      70 11 New York, Saturday— Results of yesterday's baseball games: American League—Minnesota 4 Oakland 3 (Ist game); Mlnnesota 5 Oakland 4 (2nd game); California 6 Texas 4 (Ist game); California 3 Texas 8 (tod game); Baltimore 9 Detroit 0; Kansas City 10 Chicago 3. National League—Chicago 5 Montreal 4;
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      241 10 CAR STEREO A HI-FI Equipments. Sale/Service Irvstallation Available. Wide Ronge from Audio Electronics 4, President Building, S pore *****4. DISTRICT 10 SIXTH AVENUE detoched 3 bedrooms, beautiful gorden fully furnished $1,200 Flat at Jervois Close fully furnished $850 terrace house Henry Park 3 bedrooms, fully furnished $1,800 Dist. 21 Hoover
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      354 10 i Um n SPECIAL OFFER! TRANSISTOR RADIO. $7.90 Cossette topes C-60 $1.50 C-90 $2.35 typewriter* $97 including carrying cases and guaranteed 12 months cassette tape recorders $49 with. 12 months guarantee mini calculators $129 and many other borgains. Call at G.R. Bhogwon Troders 117, Hill Street S'pore 6 Tel: *****.
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      269 10 SIGHT-SUING, BUSINESS, 24, hour for only $25/-. Joseph Car Rental Telephone: *****5 *****5 S pore. Free Mjleoge in Singapore. ONE BLOCK OF 7-STOREY MODERN WAREHOUSE ot 60, Martin Rood/Robertson Quay, S'pore 9. 170,000 sq. ft. Storage spoce available for rent in unit sizes of 3,200, 6,400, 9,600 and 12,800 sq.ft.
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      189 10 CLEARANCE SALE vorious oood varieties. View of 5, Holland Grove Drive Spore 10. Tel: *****9. lam WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL to mortage fabric shop in Shaw Centre. Personality ond interest in interiors and colour sense advantages. Must be fluent in English. Reply with details to New Nation Box N2409 S'pore. REQUIRED
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      323 10 YAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL offers organ piano guitar flute and Children's Music Course. Airconditioned Studios. Experienced Teachers. Tel: *****5, ***** S'pore. YOGA RELAXES AND RELIEVE Tension after a hard day's work 3 months course storting in October Enrol Now. Pool side Merlin Hotel Phone: *****. 4 NIGHTS 5 DAYS Jakarta Bandeong
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      226 10 SUITING IN 24 HOURS. WORKMANSHIP Gurantecd to satisfaction. Visit Wing Teck, Ist floor, Specialist Centre, Orchard Road Tel: S pore *****6. P (■■■■■■■Si B BUYING AND SELLING reliable used cat* Pacific Motor Credit Pte. Ltd., Showroom at 511 Bukit Timoh Rood, 4Yi m.s., S'pore 10. Tel: *****1/ *****4/*****3. COOL IT
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      133 10 HOCK SOON caters all types of furnitures. Very moderate prices. Enquiries: Mr. Francis Leong *****0 S'pore. RENTAL, HIRE-PURCHASE, SALES, wooden furnitures. Good Price. Trade-in arrongeoble. Pleose contact 18, Tiverton Lane, S'pore 9. DISTRICT 11. Fully furnished, carpeted and ai (conditioned, breakfast and laundry provided. Single $18: double $25. Coll *****5/
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      721 10 ,{^_!?>`>\?%*".$|;[],:.<\>)`(<^ CHAPTER 222 (PAWNBROKERS} Unredeemed Pledged Goods Jewellery from the following Pawnbroker* 1 Shop*. Lam Joon glonf (Chop Sem Fob) No. 135 New Bridge Road. Ho Yan Kee (Chop Hen* Fatt) Yong Kee No. 255 South Bridge Road. Seow Klan (Nam Cheong Pawnshop Ltd.) No. 287 South Bridge Road. Lam
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      158 11 \< «s*f S$ v -•>'■ •A'-V '"V •x V M FSk kA? Oi >.»# .^r Specially imported from Soochow People's Republic of ChinaS first export overseas. The Biggest Soochow Embroider y (14' x 7.5) ever exhibited in Singapore. A Hundred Flowers Blossom" Each embroidery consist of warps and woofs in6oo
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      1357 12 All year weekend vlewlii aid llsteilii TV RADIO SINGAPORE 5 SATURDAY 1.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by SESAME STREET: A second-season renewal of entertainment information series for young children 2.00 SATURDAY MATINEE—East of Sudan: Story of a small group of people who escape from the hordes of slaves during the great
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      1859 12 back page AT THE CINEMA with EDGAR KOH THE GREEN BERETS: John Wayne's moralebooster glorifying "our boys in Vietnam"—in particular the Green Berets, trained in guerrilla warfare who take a Vletcong strike-camp with the help of gunships, and capture a guerrilla leader deep in VC territory. Others in the cast
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