New Nation, 9 October 1973
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Title Section23 1973-10-09 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, October 9, 1973 No. 841 Price 15 cents M.C. (P) 33/73. NEW NATION SINGAPORE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 197323 words
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Article, Illustration927 1973-10-09 1 First raid on civilian targets as fighting rages on UPI, Reuter Cairo, Tuesday In the first attack of its kind in the th re e-day-old war. Israeli planes strafed Port Said, according to a Cairo military communique, causing civilian casualties. The attack raised theUPI, Reuter; UPI radio picture - 927 words
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Article671 1973-10-09 1 Israel denies claim UPI, Reuter Tel Aviv, Tuesday. An Israeli military spokesman gave the following capsuled version of the war situation: GOLAN HEIGHTS: By nightfall it seemed no Syrian troops were left inside the 1967 ceaselire line except for a few pockets of insignificant isolatedUPI, Reuter - 671 words
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Article593 1973-10-09 1 Accusations of 'blunting Arab will' New York, Tuesday The United States and Britain called in the Security Council last for an immediate end to Middle East hostilities, but China and the Soviet Union opposed an unconditional ceasefire. The 15-nation Council adjourned its debate on the593 words
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Article273 1973-10-09 1 London, Tuesday Prime Minister Edward Heath told a Press conference here yesterday that Britain could outsell any other country. "For the first time," he said, "exporting is more profitable than home sales." Mr. Heath had earlier proposed the easing of wage curbs and a273 words
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Article106 1973-10-09 1 In very quiet trading, prices were firmly steady on the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the first 45 minutes this morning. BUSINESS DONE: Pan Malaysia Cement (1) 4.08. San Holdings (1) 0.851. (1) 0.86, (1) 0.86 J. Mosbert (1) 1.59, (1) 1.60. Public Bank (1) 2.78. United106 words
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Article83 1973-10-09 1 A Sarawak businessman Mr. Kong Chung Siew. 54, and his wife were robbed of $1100 after they were tied and gagged in their room at the Hotel New Hong Kong in Victoria Street last night. Police said that two men armed with knives broke into their room83 words
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Article13 1973-10-09 1 Police reported 106 accidents yesterday. Four were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article221 1973-10-09 1 Israel got a tip-off Reuter London, Tuesday Tfce London Daily Express claimed that Russia, through a French intermediary, gave Israel three days' warning that an Arab attack was coming. The Express, in yesterday's front-page report by military affairs correspondent Chapman Pincher. said this was disclosedReuter - 221 words
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Article28 1973-10-09 1 Sydney, Tuesday. Radio technicians voted to stay out yesterday threatening to escalate the 29-day-old strike at Sydney airport unless a satisfactory wage offer was made.28 words
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Article266 1973-10-09 1 You'll see fine boxing, he says United Press International Jakarta, Tuesday Hundreds of cheering Indonesians gave former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali a tumultuous welcome when he arrived at Jakarta airport late last night. Looking fit but exhausted after his long flight, Ali promised hisUnited Press International - 266 words
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Article41 1973-10-09 1 Buenos Aires, Tuesday. —Several bombs exploded in front of the Sheraton Hotel here last night —the sixth anniversary of the death of Argen-tine-born revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara. Several windows in the building were smashed, but no-one was injured.41 words
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Miscellaneous16 1973-10-09 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today —No rain. See back page.16 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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230 1973-10-09 2 Officials from Ministry of the Environment are carrying out checks on owners of Siamese fighting fish following reports that some of them are deliber a t e 1 y breeding mosquitoes. Since last week, health Inspectors from the ministry have been carrying out checks230 words
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493 1973-10-09 2 Rav K. Dhaliwal - CASE: Help us fight the profiteers By Rav K. Dhaliwal Continued profit- 1 eering will create a 1 situation closely resembling a "black 1 market" structure in i Singapore, an official j of the Consumers As- J sociation of Singa- pore (CASE) warned today.493 words
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300 1973-10-09 2 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat Only one out of every ir.ree learner drivers or riders who took their tests last year, got their licences. The New Nation worked out this average from statistics made available by the Registry of Vehicles which conducted all the300 words
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Article236 1973-10-09 2 Living costs blamed Licensed taxi drivers operating the "pick-up" service have raised their charges by 10 cents since last week. In mid-last year, they jacked up the fare oy 10 cents owing to the high turnover of passengers along this route. The other236 words
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Article75 1973-10-09 2 Amman. Tuesday. King Feisal of Saudi Arabia has sent an important and urgent" message to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the Saudi Press Agency reported last night. The broadcast announcment. monitored here, said the Saudi monarch had also sent messages to King Hussein of Jordon and Syria's President Hafez75 words
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Article57 1973-10-09 2 A nine member Italian government sponsored trade mission will arrive here next Mcnday for a week's visit. It will be headed by Dr. Francesco Palma, a top official from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Trade. It will be the last of the four missions to Singapore57 words
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Article33 1973-10-09 2 Mr. Frank Pestana will speak on Some Remlnlsences of the Singapore Police Force, at the Rotary Club of Singapore, District 330, luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Mandarin Hotel, at 12.45 p.m.33 words
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Article26 1973-10-09 2 A preview exhibition of recent painting by local artist. Yeo Hoe Koon, will be held tohall of the National Libmorrow at the lecture rary.26 words
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227 1973-10-09 2 Ten home economics teachers are working with the Metrication Board in organising the Metrication and the Housewife exhibition to be held at the National Library lecture hall next month. The teachers, members of the Home Economics Teachers Association, are busy arranging exhibits for the227 words
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170 1973-10-09 2 Police are keeping a close watch around Airport Road an area that is believed to have been turned by gangland into a no-man's land after a series of clashes between rival secret societies recently. Tension mounted over the weekend after a 21-year-old mechanic170 words
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Article551 1973-10-09 3 Sonny Yap, Douglas Chan - 'Many skiing resorts may be abandoned' By Sonny Yap, Douglas Chan The proposed legislation to prevent pleasure craft from coming too close to swimmers has filled owners and operators with nagging doubts. While they generally welcome the law as "timely," "a good idea"551 words
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Article254 1973-10-09 3 Several government outpatient dispensaries, private clinics, and schools have reported a slight increase in the number of flu cases over the past two weeks. Doctors observed that more patients, especially in the younger set, had running noses, colds and coughs recently. Schools have also experienced254 words
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Article31 1973-10-09 3 Mrs. Tay Poh Luan, Group Inspector of Schools (English), will open a mathematics, science and audio visual aids exhibition at the Telok Kurau East School on Saturday at 9 a.m.31 words
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Article141 1973-10-09 3 The Singapore Portworkers' Union may set up a cooperative store to sell essentia' consumer commodities. In its first newsletter the Portworkers stated: "The union has probed the feasibility of opening a co-operative store. Initially the union obtained 300 bags of Pakistani rice at two katles141 words
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Article, Illustration404 1973-10-09 3 Professional social workers in Singapore should supplement their experiences with as much external training as possible, according to an international social worker, Mr. Johannes U. Hoeber. "They should try to study the different techniques and methods in various countries, and improve their404 words
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Article428 1973-10-09 3 'Must serve a full year' Civil servants who are due to retire but have not served a complete year's service prior to retirement will not be paid the 13th month salary. Similarly, the extra month's pay will not be paid even if the full year's428 words
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Article52 1973-10-09 3 The Photographic Society of Singapore was awarded the Top Trophy for the best entry in the recent Australian 3rd Linz Colour Slide Salon. One of its members, Mr. Tan Lip-Seng, received the FIAP (International Federation of Photographic Art) Gold Medal for the best set of four52 words
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Article345 1973-10-09 3 Sonny Yap - Old blocks to go By Sonny Yap Sixty-four families occupying five blocks of flats at Margaret Drive have been told to move out by December 31. Letters from the Housing and Development Board dated October 2 informed the tenants that they "have to make345 words
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Article42 1973-10-09 3 A 15-lecture course on Introductory Accounting will be held at the University of Singapore's Nissen Hut 2 from Oct 15 at 7.30 p.m. It will be conducted by Mr. Tan Teck Meng, a lecturer with the School of Accountancy.42 words
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Article121 1973-10-09 3 The Stock Exchange of Singapore will hold a seminar on Investment Fundamentals at its Trading Room on Saturday between 9.3D a.m. and 4 p.m. The seminar aims to foster a. greater appreciate of the basic principles of investment. Professor You Poh Seng, director of the School121 words
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270 1973-10-09 3 Equipment for the setting up of a colour television workshop at the Jurong Vocational Institute is expected to arrive by early jiext year. This is to coincide with the Industrial Training Board's plans to conduct a regular part time course in colour TV for270 words
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Article28 1973-10-09 3 The SAF will conduct live firing exercises at the Southern Islands Firing Range In Pulau Senang from today until Friday between 8 a.m. and midnight daily.28 words
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Advertisement113 1973-10-09 2 ROBINA STRIKES AGAIN with "A PERTAMINA GUSH OF INDONESIAN BATIK FASHIONS" See for the first time the gush of Indonesian batik fashions by top Indonesian and international models. On the last-leg of a widely-acclaimed and highly successful world tour which took them to Munich, Geneva, Paris, London, Rome, Trieste and113 words
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Advertisement133 1973-10-09 2 TIME COMES DOWN TO EARTH! Until now, the quartz crystal watch the most accurate watch in the world with a variation of around only one minute a year has been strictly for the birds, rich ones at that! Now, Favre-Leuba present this incredible, electronic watch at a reasonable, down-to-earth price133 words
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Miscellaneous376 1973-10-09 2 CINEMA POSER amttt/NEW MTKW CONliST Last Thursday's poser showed a scene from Three in the Attic. The first 10 correct entries opened by the Editor yesterday evening were from: Woo Tuck Thong (student), of 135 Morse Road; Miss Irene Boey Wye Ling (receptionist), of 73H Mattar Road; Encik Taib bin376 words
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Miscellaneous287 1973-10-09 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD II ill ■Bl 7 Bone. 8 bell. 9 Means of transportation. 10 Lozenge. 11 Is next to. 12 Landlord's sign. 13 Cognizant. 21 Heelless shoe. 23 See 61 Across. 25 Book of the Bible: Abbr. 27 Barrel. 28 His: Fr. 29 Reel for yarn. 30 Rescues. 34287 words
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IN PERSON
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Article, Illustration557 1973-10-09 4 Jennifer Schoon - IN PERSON Conducted by Jennifer Schoon PLEATS, pleats and still more pleats! Day dresses and threepiece ensembles by the Rapee Grace Slam Fashion House featured fan pleats flaring out from the hips. Taking part were eight Thai beauty queens, including MISS PITCHITRA BOONYARATAPAN, model :"or557 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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971 1973-10-09 4 Jay Matthews - By Jay Matthews Washington Post U.S. Terry Carney, a 19-year-old Arlington, Virginia, high school student, raised a halfempty bottle of beer to hisi lips as students from Washington-Lee High School across the street filed out at the 2:30 p.m.Washington Post - 971 words
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581 1973-10-09 4 Robert S. Elegant - By Robert S. Elegant Los Angeles Times CHINA .The administrative elite of Peking, the men and women just below the olympian peak of power, live amid remarkable contradictions. Hiey take in their stride the periodic nuclear experiments of China, and they are sophisticatedLos Angeles Times - 581 words
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Article895 1973-10-09 4 Wayne Warga - He is in line for Tony, Emmy and Oscar awards By Wayne Warga Los Angeles Times U.S. For directors, there are three hotly pursued totems for stage, a Tony award; for tele vision, an Emmy; for film, the mpst cherished of them all, an Oscar.Los Angeles Times - 895 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article281 1973-10-09 5 Reuter Moscow, Tuesday Visiting Japanese Premier Kakuei Tanaka has joined Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in calling for a treaty between their two nations to formally bury the Second World War. But he gave no hint about the solution of outstanding territorial disputes. Mr. Tanaka describedReuter - 281 words
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Article49 1973-10-09 5 Rome, Tuesday—British film star Peter Finch announced yesterday he is to marry his long-time Jamaican companion Eletha Barrett. The 57-year-old actor, in Italy for the making of a new Warner Brothers film entitled The Abdication, said the wedding would be in Rome on November 1.49 words
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Article23 1973-10-09 5 Madras, Tuesday About 4500 supporters of the opposition Congress Party were arrested here yesterday during demonstrations against rising prices and unemployment.23 words
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227 1973-10-09 5 London. Tuesday. The study of a Roman Catholic priest alleged to have set up a unit of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) in Britain, contained documents which read "almost like a reciDe for destruction," a Birmingham court heard yesterday. The priest, Father Patrick Fell. 32.227 words
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Article, Illustration81 1973-10-09 5 A group of 66 Soviet Jews last night issued a message of support for Israel in the new Middle East War and expressed their conviction that the Arabs' "tragic military venture" would be repulsed. The group said they were trying to telephone their declaration to Israel but81 words
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Article26 1973-10-09 5 Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday —At least eight people were killed when a locomotive ploughed into a suburban passenger train here yesterday, rescue officials said.26 words
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266 1973-10-09 5 Reuter Moscow, Tuesday. The Soviet Union yesterday appeared to be counting on an initial Arab victory in the new Middle East war in the hope that Israel would be forced into political concessions to its neighbours. As reports from the MiddleReuter - 266 words
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Article, Illustration238 1973-10-09 5 United Press International Mexico City, Tuesday—"The strange marriage" of International Telephone and Telegraph and the Central Intelligence Agency was blamed by the widow of President Allende (above) for the overthrow of Chile's Marxist government. Mrs Hortensia Allende appealed to 400 delegates at anUnited Press International - 238 words
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Article192 1973-10-09 5 United Press International Hong Kong, Tuesday. Typhoon Nora is moving towards Swatow on the South China coast about 160 miles east northeast of Hong Kong, a spokesman of Royal Observatory said yesterday. At 11 last night the typhoon was centred about 340 miles eastsoutheast ofUnited Press International - 192 words
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Article340 1973-10-09 5 United Press International Washington, Tuesday The Justice Department denied yesterday that it had engaged in "a campaign of news leaks" in the kickback allegations lnvolv ing Vice-President Agnew. but said it would allow its senior officials to resoond to his subpoenas to answer questions.United Press International - 340 words
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Article54 1973-10-09 5 Canberra, Tuesday An 18-year-old youth was mauled to death by a group of Hons at a park 20 miles south of Brisbane yesterday. Police said the youth, Peter William Taylor, was an employee of African Lion Safari which operates the park, and had left a vehicle In54 words
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Article208 1973-10-09 5 Reuter Johnnesburg, Tuesday A leading British trade union official, one of a five-man delegation visiting fitouth Africa, suggested yesterday that British unions should set ud a trust fund to help their African counterparts here become more highly organised. African union leaders welcomed the idea byReuter - 208 words
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Article, Illustration444 1973-10-09 5 Be responsible, says Kissinger Washington, Tuesday Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger last night told the Soviet Union to take a responsible position on the Middle East war. warning that East-West detente could not surv i v e irresponsible action. Discussing US terms444 words
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183 1973-10-09 5 Reuter Cairo. Tuesday—Egypt's most famous monuments, the Giza Pyramids, have been blacked out at night under Cairo's air raid precautions. The Pyramids and Sphynx on the outskirts of the city are normally lit up each evening as part of a Son Et Lumiere showReuter - 183 words
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OPINION
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Article477 1973-10-09 6 From next year the primary school children are to start a new course with the high-sounding title of Life Education. This is to replace the old civics classes which have been found to be "narrow in its scope and negative in its effect." The477 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article48 1973-10-09 6 The Japanese certainly live up to their reputation of being hard workers. A survey conducted by their Health and Welfare Ministry last month showed that one out of every eight men and women aged 80 or older, are engaged in some Income earning work.48 words
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Article105 1973-10-09 6 Ever wondered why people clink their glasses when they say "Cheers"? Well, according to one version, the custom started during the days when it was not uncommon to dispose of one's less likeable friends by putting some poison into their glasses. To protect oneself against such treachery, therefore,105 words
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Article, Illustration1381 1973-10-09 6 Gerald de Cruz - The recent Conference on Business Opportunities In the Pacific Basin organised by the London Financial Times and the Singapore Straits Times It appears, was not only an occasion (or businessmen to meet. In his column today, Gerald de Crux describes his meeting with an old1,381 words
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Article561 1973-10-09 6 EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS«. The Financial Times From its very beginning in 1972 Mr. Tanaka's period in office as Japanese Prime Minister has bid fair to become a turning point in his country's post war history. Mr. Nixon s withdrawal from South-East Asia and hisThe Financial Times - 561 words
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Article650 1973-10-09 6 John Sharkey - By John Sharkey Washington Post whose relationship with the US has been strengthening in recent years, has stepped up its purchases of American products by 60 per cent this year. One of the brightest spots In the United States' generally Improving trade picture In fact isWashington Post - 650 words
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703 1973-10-09 6 Prof. Claude A. Buss - By Prof. Claude A. Buss A. Buss, a historian at California State University and author of numerous books on Asia. Los Angeles Times President Fer d inand E. Marcos deserves full credit for his positive accomplishments in the Philippines since the imposition of martialLos Angeles Times - 703 words
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Miscellaneous38 1973-10-09 6 mmm >< V' O V i\ H MM r :v\c$ (II SM > v\ k < -r~i v teggYS 12 S£ m 'i$&. iii m,,k m 'V i> i! <<• 'if VM >v~ SB sf^S m •crv 'JUST LEAVE MONEY, THANK YOU38 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration1046 1973-10-09 7 BETTY L. KHOO - FARMING IN SINGAPORE, By BETTY L. KHOO Ah Hee, a 19-year-old farm labourer, looks after 60 pens of pigs. His father, who was also a farmer. used to look after only 20 pens. Yet Ah Hee works shorter hours than his1,046 words
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Article, Illustration635 1973-10-09 7 Singapore fishermen produce only 27 per cent of the fish we consume but the overall picture is not as bleak as the statistics show. Fishing boats flying foreign flags but based in Singapore also bring in fish for our needs. Their catch is not known635 words
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Article335 1973-10-09 7 Last year only 5± per cent of fresh water fish and prawns con sumed were harvested from our ponds and we had to spend about $250,000 importing fresh water fish and another $15 million importing pr a wns, lobsters and crabs. Looking at the335 words
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Advertisement681 1973-10-09 7 I V. j W" First of all, you'll find when you land in San Francisco, TWA is the closest major airline to the International Arrivals Building. You can walk right there with no trouble at all. So connections are easy. And you probably won't have to change airlines. Only TWA681 words
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Article, Illustration991 1973-10-09 8 Toronto Dominion Bank is one off the top ffive commercial banks in Canada with assets exceeding Cs9 billion (Ss2l billion). It has gradually developed highly specialised •financing skills through its 117-year history. It has placed emphasis on the financing off991 words
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Article, Illustration164 1973-10-09 8 Mr. Lambert entered the service of Toronto Dominion Bank at Victoria, British Columbia in 1927. He has served in many parts of Canada in many capacities. He became President in 1960, Chairman of the Board in 1961, and Chairman and Chief Executive164 words
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Article221 1973-10-09 8 In Singapore, the Toronto Dominion Bank operations consist of Regional Office Far East, Branch, Asian Currency Unit. TDB elected to establish its Regional Office tor the entire Far East Region in the Republic for the following reasons: Singapore is an ideal location as the centre221 words
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395 1973-10-09 8 Toronto Dominion Bank one of the pioneers in the formation of the Eurodollar Market now with an Asian Currency Unit in Singapore, offers to its clientele the type of facilities which are at the development base of the Republic as a financial centre395 words
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174 1973-10-09 8 Toronto Dominion Bank is most interested in initiating and participating in educational programmes designed to train and develop Singaporeans in all aspects of international and domestic banking practices and techniques. "We fully agree with the Singapore Government that such programmes are vital174 words
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Advertisement19 1973-10-09 8 e BANK Canada's international bank Shenton House, 3 Shenton Way, Singapore 1. Regional Office-Far East Branch Asian Currency Unit19 words
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Advertisement220 1973-10-09 9 Congratulations to firm around the region Singapore: Chin Hock Rubber Company Private Limited Credit Development Private Limited The Dawn Agency Private Limited Hock Soon Company Private Limited International Trust Finance Limited Ong Company (Stock Share Brokers) Private Limited Outram Realty Private Limited P T Wong Co Seng Soon Hock Company220 words
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Advertisement322 1973-10-09 10 1 5 n Luxurious quality cut-pile carpeting Suitable for domestic or commercial use •9 Exciting colours available ex-stock Sole Distributor: KOTALE AGENCY 75. SE RANGOON GARDEN WAY SINGAPORE 19.TEL *****3 BROTHER THE HOUSEWIFE'S DREAM. i t {> 1 4 -i 701 BROTHER SUPERAUTOMATIC Twenty built-in cams produce an unlimited variety322 words
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Advertisement131 1973-10-09 10 SPECIAL OFFER FOR LADIES, GENTS, CHILDREN'S WEAR TEXTILES CaH today at P. NATHURMALL 129 Hill St. S pore 6. Tel: ***** SPECIAL OFFER FROM 40%—70% 29/9/73 TO 14/10/73 for ladies, gents, CHILDREN'S WEAR, TEXTILES W SHOES DEPT. G«ylang Rd'Tg Katong SHOPPING at PEOPLE'S EMPORIUM means you get MOST for your131 words
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Advertisement84 1973-10-09 10 CAN FLOWER GIVES YOU "THE PLEASURE OF FLOWER GROWING" FROM A CAN Sole Agent BEVERLY TRADING CO., Tel: JSSS9I7 P.O. Box 3SBB S'pore 1. Dealers: 1. Equatorial Florists (Pte) Ltd. Tel: *****77 2. Boutique La Porfaite Tel: ***** 3. Robinson s Co., Tel: *****2 4. Handy Tools (Pte) Ltd. Tel.84 words
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Advertisement113 1973-10-09 10 mn Space Saver Combination DYNATRON 1 15 watts RMS per channel j FM/AM/LW/SW Receiver. GoldrmgGlol belt drive Shure M75/6S cartridge. I Ambiophonic four channel Storage for 150 records Automatic 'id stay and Lockable doors. ATLAS SOUND CO BIDING SINGAPORE I TEL ***** WAIi-IoWAIi CARPETING Sumptuous qualities U> set to-da>'s carpeting113 words
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Advertisement333 1973-10-09 10 ■elna "V/ II •elna lotus -eina SU(Super) Opens and Closes like First Free Arm and a Lotus Flower Its Automatic Household Upper Arm Houses the Sewing Machines in Accessories No carrying the world case needed Transistor Made in Switzerland Size 14 lbs To the Modern.Smart and the Groovy Sewing is333 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration1003 1973-10-09 10 IN this world, just A about everything is custom-made these days. There is cus-tom-m a d e clothes, custom-made cars, airplanes, furniture and what have you. Now, there is even custom music, music specially selected and geared towards your particular need. The Customusic Programaster1,003 words
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FINANCE
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175 1973-10-09 11 Recent trade mission has borne fruits Singapore businessmen are making some inroads into the Japanese consumer market following the last trade mission to Japan in June. It is learned that several members of the 31-man delegation from the Singapore Manufacturers Association have set up175 words
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Article79 1973-10-09 11 London.—The f Middle East war had relatively little impact on the world's money markets yesterday, although the US dollar declined slightly against most major European currencies. The price of gold also broke oace again through the 100-dollar-an-ounce mark, gaining U553.75 at yesterday morning's fixing to79 words
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Article162 1973-10-09 11 Three employees of the United Motor Works (S) Pte. Ltd., have left Singapore on a familiarisation tour of the firm's principal offices and factories in Japan, Britain and the United States. They are Mr. Mohan Suppiah, works manager of the International division; Mr. Goh Yam Pin, sales manager162 words
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Article216 1973-10-09 11 Pan-Malayan Holdings is to subscribe for 1.8 mUllon shares of $1 each at par in Greenery Private Limited. The company's secretary, Mr. Tan Ang Tua said that the $1.8 million will be paid out of shareholders' funds. Payment must be made before June 19, 1974. A company's interim216 words
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Article326 1973-10-09 11 COMPANY PROFILE Acma Electrical Industries' performance has been improving since 1968. Judging from the 1973 interim results, the company appears to be heading for another golden harvest. For the first half of this year, Acma's group pre-tax profit was $1.25 million against $1.94 million for326 words
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Article522 1973-10-09 11 Stock prices rebounded sharply from an initial selloff reaction to the Middle East war and closed higher yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading was active despite the Columbus Day holiday. The Dow Jones industrial average, moving ahead for the 14th time In the last 17 sessions,522 words
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Article177 1973-10-09 11 Stock market prices turned lower amidst persistent Investor reluctancy in the postholiday morning session Monday. The market opened firmer under the lead of resources items and shippings in the wake of the armed clash In the Middle East. But after a round of buying, Investors turned more reluctant, sending177 words
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Article86 1973-10-09 11 This service Is from the Union Bank of Swltserland. Closing prices (In Swiss francs) on the aurteh Stock Exchange yesterday. UBS 4190 —10 SBC 3030 —30 Credit Suisse 3010 —20 Swissair B. 012 —3 Swiss Relnsur 3420 —20 Wlnterthur B. 1910 Zurich Insur. 0825 —60 Juvena B. 2530 —3086 words
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Article236 1973-10-09 11 Price* at 11.30 ajn. today (Australian time). A baleen 10 11 Do Opts 02.5 nil AOD OS 08 Allstate nil 10 Amad 03.6 OS Aurora 08 08 Do Opts nil 01 Aust Ant 14 18 Bamboo 01 nil Beach 34 38 Bounty Oil 00.8 01 Bridge 14 18 Castlereagh236 words
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Article213 1973-10-09 11 Closing prices (in francs) yesteray. Paribas 225 (225) Indochlne 250.80 (250.20) Foncler 392 (303) Prln temps 131 (131.50) C.OJS. 433 (437.90) Bull 57 (57) Royal Dutch 170 (178) Mlchelln 1810 (1835) Thomson 259 (265.70) CJ-P. 214 (220) Rhone 1S8 (170.90) Air 279 (285) B.S.N. Danone 1321 (1339) Philips 88.20213 words
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Article32 1973-10-09 11 Dew Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 977.65 (up 6.40), 20 transport 183.67 (up 0.33), IS utilities 103.83 (up 0.80). 65 stocks 308.18 (up32 words
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Article, Illustration193 1973-10-09 11 Prices eased on the Stock Exch&ncr of Singapore yesterday. The market opened weak, drifted further before moving up slightly but was again lower in the evening. Though many blue chips were fairly steady, a few second and third line industrials were down. Malayan Credit which opened at $2.96,193 words
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Article60 1973-10-09 11 New Delhi, Tuesday The Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, has laid the foundation stone of India's largest oil refinery at Mathura about 160 kilometres (about 100 miles) south of here. Costing 'about 2.170 million rupees ($720 million") the refinery is to have a capacity of60 words
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Article, Illustration99 1973-10-09 11 jtfß. Brian Hoyle, managing director of Hagley Hoyle, entered business when an Army induction medical revealed he couldn't hear a thing without his glasses. This led to his selling whisky in India and, by a natural progress, to his establishing a creative boutique in Singapore. Mr. Hoyle is now99 words
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Article, Illustration825 1973-10-09 11 VIOLET OON - FORMER VIETNAM WAR WRITER IS NOW A PUBLISHER VIOLET OON "As a war correspondent I had seen enough war, and the tragedy of lives lost especially in the Tet of fen s i v e of 1868 made me realise thgft it was time I made825 words
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Article, Illustration164 1973-10-09 11 Every career woman should hav* in her wardrobe, one superbly tailored trouser suit. When the cut and fit is near perfect, it's a look of understated elegance that you project. One notices that many Asian designers tend to be flamboyant and the outfits they create arePicture by Sulaiman Ismail - 164 words
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Article, Illustration277 1973-10-09 11 TAN CHUNG LEE - YOGA TAN CHUNG LEE Yoga Is usually performed In slow, sustained movements. In fact It Is In the sustained stretch or deliberate raising or lowering of legs that you can really achieve the true benefits from all the asanas. Beginners whose muscles have remained dormant for years277 words
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Advertisement44 1973-10-09 11 o OMEGA Omega Constellation; the most beautiful chronometer The full I range of Omega watches •s available at: PETER LAM ($WWcf/er£S 21 Ground Floor Supreme House Penang Road Singapore 9 Tel ***** ***** 2-3 Ground Floor "The Gallery" Battery Road Singapore 1 Tel *****.*****44 words
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Advertisement46 1973-10-09 11 protect your Bathing the eyes regularly with Optrex Eye Lotion is the best and most effective protection against eye infection. Sore, irritated and inflamed eyes are soothed and relieved by Optrex. 1.0 TiO» ff* »<•*"*!. ,M l"* Protect your eyes with Optrex the eye lotion. >1/ iSMi46 words
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Article739 1973-10-09 12 Jeffrey Low - f [soccer SCENE by, Jeffrey Low The Singapore Armed Forces team left for Bangkok this morning to take part in the fourth Queen's Cup tour n a ment from today to October 28. The team of 15 players and four officials, led by Maj. Ong739 words
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Article301 1973-10-09 12 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia "Say farewell but not goodbye" that is the message the Singapore Rugby Union will be sending to the Sixth Royal Australian Regiment rugby team when they meet tomorrow in a farewell game to be played at Padang at 5 p.m And301 words
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95 1973-10-09 12 London. Tuesday. Johnny Miller, the 26-year-old US Open golf champion, had to withdraw from the Daily Express Piccadilly 10.000 Pro-Am tournament here owing to ear trouble yesterday. He saw a doctor after arriving from Paris, where he won the Lancome event on Sunday.95 words
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Article157 1973-10-09 12 Geneva, Tuesday Scotland's Jackie Stewart, the world motorracing champion, said yesterday that he would probably decide this weekend in London whether or not to retire from motor racing. He told Reuter by telephone from his home above Lake Geneva that he felt the time was157 words
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188 1973-10-09 13 Paris, Tuesday The French motor racing world yesterday mourned the death of ace driver Francois Cevert, who was killed during practice for the US Grand Prix at Watklnstlen, New York, on Saturday. The loss of Cevert who was number two driver to world champion188 words
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Article104 1973-10-09 13 Sydney, Tuesday—Australia's 22-man World Cup soccer squad yesterday began three weeks of intensive training for their elimination fin«l against South Korea. Winners of the final, in Sydney on Qctqber 28, and in Seoul on November 10, will play in the World Cup tournament in Munich next104 words
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Article, Illustration420 1973-10-09 13 J una led into the straight but was beaten a furlong from home. Great Wall hit the front, with The Battler and Precisely challenging. Precisely swept past Great Wall half a furlong out to win by two lengths. The Battler finished third. Amusement420 words
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Article100 1973-10-09 13 London. Tuesday. Leeds United, unbeaten in the English Football League this season, lost to Ipswich Town In the second round of the League Cup last night. Coventry 5 Dar- lington 1; Derby 2 Sunderland 2; Everton 1 Reading 0; Halifax 0 Wolverhampton 3; Ipswich 2100 words
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Article518 1973-10-09 13 Not unexpectedly, Jumbo Jet has been given the honour of heading the Singapore Gold Cup field with 11.3. Last year, almost on the eve of his departure for the United States to contest the Washington International, he was given i 1.7 in the Cup518 words
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Article200 1973-10-09 13 London, Tuesday. Mexican heavyweight Mongol Ortiz, who was due to fight British champion Danny McAlinden here last night, was operated on yesterday for appendicitis. Mr. Belwyn Demmy, co-promoter of the fight at Belle Vue here, said it had been postponed following a refusal by McAlinden to200 words
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Article68 1973-10-09 13 New York, Tuesday.— Fighting off a painful wrist on a dark and damp day, little Sandra Haynle held her lead to win the US$45OO first prize In the Alamo LPGA Open. In winning her 29th LPGA tour title, Miss Haynle shot rounds of 67 72-73 212,68 words
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Article64 1973-10-09 13 Manila, Tuesday.—Millionaire sportsman Augenlr. "Gene" Puyat shot his second hole-in-one a month over the weekend. Puyat, President of Puyat Steel and head of the Philippine Amateur Boxing Association, aced the 195-yard par-three third hole at the Capital Hills Course just outside Manila. A month ago, he64 words
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Article39 1973-10-09 13 Tokyo, Tuesday. Results of Japan's baseball: Central League Yomluri 5 Hiroshima 2 (10th inns); Taiyo v Yakult (washedout, rain); Pacific League Nlttaku v Nankal (Washedout, rain); Lotte 12 Hankyu 9 (10th inns) (Ist game); Lotte 1 Hankyu 0.39 words
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Article233 1973-10-09 13 By Blue Peter Karmac (C.H. Tan) did a splendid gallop on good going at Bukit Timah this morning. With newcomer Queen's Counsel (or company the four-year-old by El Gallo sprinted attractively over 3f in 36 1/5. Bougainville* II impressed over 3f in 37 2/5. Alcatras (1.233 words
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94 1973-10-09 13 Paris, Tuesday. invitations to run in the Washington D.C. International were issued yesterday tc. tfie first three horses In Sunday's Prix De L'Arc de Triomphe— Rheingold, Allez France and Hard To Beat. Mr. John D. Schaplro. president of Laurel Race Course, Maryland, where94 words
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268 1973-10-09 13 New York, Tuesday.— Jack Nicklaus, who went Into the final round with a nine shot lead, shot a one-over-par 72 yesterday and coasted to victory in the USS2S.GOO Ohio. Kings Island Open golf tournament with a 72-hole score of nlne-under-par 271. Nicklaus, whose victory was268 words
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Advertisement363 1973-10-09 12 CATHAY: OPENS THURSDAY! ;i The True Story of New York's Underworld War! I HONOR THY FATHER METROMEDIA PRODUCERS CORPORATION Presents ■C 'HONOR THY FATHER" sum* JOSEPH BOLOGNA BRENDA VACCARO fee*Gvtitsu>RAF VALLONE L*%J 5 And RICHARD S. CASTELLANO is Frank LibruHo Directed by PAUL WENDKOS Executme Producer CHARLES FRIES 3* Produced363 words
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Advertisement216 1973-10-09 12 UNFURNISHED ROOM to let in District 15- Suitable working girl/bachelor. No Cooking. Interested ring *****7 S'pore. (office hours) TO LET o furnished single room in district 13. Preferable single girl. No Cooking. Rent: $80/-. Please contact *****2 S'pore. 10 LUCKY RISE. 34, 44 Sennett Avenue. Available immediately. Contact Miss Ng,216 words
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Advertisement251 1973-10-09 12 CURIOS AT THE SEAH GALLERY. See And Buy a Kim Joo Original In Both Batik and Sculptures. Also Coi lector's Items from the Ming Dynasty. Open Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Close on Sundays. 141, Tanglin Road (Tudor Court) Tel: S'pore *****5. ORIENTAL ARTS CRAFTS. Souvenirs of Singapore. Wholesale251 words
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Advertisement309 1973-10-09 12 CORRESPONDENCE REPORTWRITING: Four Months Course: Storting October: Success Guaranteed: Details from Raja's College: ***** *****8. 1 FOR SALE SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE A Large Variety of Secondhand Household Furniture to be cleared at the Give-Away-Prices. View CCC Junk Store Pte. Ltd., 22, Newton Rood, (S'pore) Telephone: *****/ *****7. Branch: 70, Upper309 words
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Advertisement276 1973-10-09 12 p TT WOO MUN CHEW ROAD, Newly completed 2 storey corner terrace house. Area approx- above 3000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 servant's. Parquet/Mosaic/ Terrazzo flooring. Price: $150,000/-. Principals, contact *****2 S'pore. BUKIT TIMAH, 6V4 milestone Jin. Gaharu: semidetached bungalow. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 servant's room. Area: 3,650276 words
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Advertisement248 1973-10-09 12 5 KEN'S MUSICARAMA have moved to 279, Telok Kurou Road, Tel: S'pore *****8. IBQZZSCSEBj AIRCONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE available immediately at 2nd floor Robinson Road opprox. 1,000 sq.ft. Tel: S'pore *****/***** for further details. 2 NOS. OFFICE WITH AREAS OF 900 SQ.FT. EACH AVAILABLE IN PRESTIGEOUS BUILDING IN ORCHARD ROAD. ENQUIRIES248 words
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Advertisement247 1973-10-09 12 WE BUY, SELL TRADE-IN for used/new corheros (All Brands) 177, Middle Road Singapore *****7/*****3. Registered second-hand dealers. PUBLICATIONS MEDICAL STUDENT requires latest edition 'Review cf Medical Physiology' by Ganong- Any kind soul plecse oblige. S'pore *****0 Heng. GOLDEN MILE SHOPPING CENTRE Office —Shops (airconditioned) Large/Small on Ist 2nd floors. Ring247 words
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Advertisement267 1973-10-09 12 DRESSMAKING CLASSES for housewives and working ladies:- If you are not free during the week, why not enrol for the new Sunday Dressmaking Classes starting October 14th conducted specially for you. 2 Sessions every Sunday 8 a.m. 1 1 a.m. and 11 a.m. 2 p.m Call at Fashion Shop Shelagh,267 words
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Advertisement376 1973-10-09 12 y.VWdWWWW.VVWA%VVVVWVWSVVASVW ODEON: OPENS THURSDAY! S j: See! FRANCO NERO t < IN THE EXCITING ROLE YOU LIKE HIM BEST! > f V. LLi U U u VEHICLES FOR SALE BUYING AND SELLING reliable used cars. Pacific Motoi' Credit Pte. Ltd., Showroom at 511 Bukit Timah Road AVi m.s.. Spore 10.376 words
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Advertisement89 1973-10-09 12 MARGUERETTA TOP-TIN-TING CONTINENTAL Colouring Expert of Paris/London/New York 25 yeors experience and her team of highly efficient expert ho«*»stylists are ot your servic*/ renowned for their superb craftsmanship Singapore's Top Colouring Centre/Signing Facilities For Cold Storage Customers, Salon Margueretta. Cold Storage Arcade, Orchcrd Road Tel: *****0. DISTRICT 11. Fully furnished,89 words
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Advertisement98 1973-10-09 13 Scotland at its best Bonnie Prince Charlie's personal liqueur. Presented to his loyal henchman MacKinnon of Skye in heartfelt gratitude for loyal service during the fierce battle for the English throne in 1745. The battle was lost but great history was about to be made. For 'tis the same MacKinnon98 words
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Advertisement89 1973-10-09 13 4« MBflhitf If Ifthfli! Dress knit shirts by Arrow. He's confined at the office. Confined in the "proper" dress clothes. He needs to break away, without jg breaking the good taste M rules. This is the knit that lets him let loose. Light- I weight stretch comfort. Miraculous softness. m89 words
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Article54 1973-10-09 14 AH FOOK: The price of pork keeps going up and down like a yo-yo these days. MEI LIN: The saying goes, "what goes up must come down," so let's hope we will soon be able to eat cheaper pork and once the price comes down again, lets hope54 words
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Article, Illustration39 1973-10-09 14 What this smiling lass loves is a beautiful day with just a hint of romance to set her cheeks aglow, judy Yeow works with a finance firm and likes being photographed. Picture graphed. Picture by JERRY SEH.graphed. Picture by JERRY SEH. - 39 words
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Article151 1973-10-09 14 —United Press International Today is Tuesday, October 9, the 282nd day of 1973 with 83 to follow. THE MOON Is approaching its full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mars and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of—United Press International - 151 words
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Advertisement124 1973-10-09 14 Sometimes business can be too good. rvL V V v>/yU ''X^ v And what happens? Instead of keeping up, you start falling behind. Because in business, too much of a good thing isn't always a good thing. That's when you need to call in the reserves. Manpower Temporary Services. We'll124 words
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Advertisement49 1973-10-09 14 A CYMA SYNCHROIM r. C"«". 58.025.44 yellow goldplated 58.025.56 stainless steel C rs H5 model 10.048.41 yellow gol dplated 10.048.43 white goldplated 10.049.41 yellow goldplated 10.049.43 white goldplated O D nj rrn A Sole Agents: CHIN HIN 1 Overseas-, Union Shopping Centre, Collyer Quay, Singapore, 1. Tel: *****1, *****349 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous928 1973-10-09 14 SINGAPORE S 3.00 opening ANnouncements followed by FOR THE FAMILY: A magazine zlne series presented In English. 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (E). 3.35 PETTICOAT JUNCTION— Pop Goes the Question. 4.00 OUR M U SI C MARKERS (E>: Alight musical programme featuring Patick Chan. 4.15 PEYTON PLACE, with Chinese subtitles: A928 words
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Miscellaneous765 1973-10-09 14 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are concerned with the impression you make on other people—but not so much that you will change your way of thinking or doing simply to make that impression a good one. You insist always upon being true to yourself, upon765 words
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Miscellaneous439 1973-10-09 14 AT THE CINEMA with EDGAR KOH by Ken Bald I ,u i < Jfey NOW THE aXMTERf&T IS WORTH "TVtAN TWF Real thing/ 03 ZJ «n Richard Jaeckel in Ulzana's Raid. SLAUGHTER: Jim Brown as a vengeanceseeking black strappler who kills a couple of Mobsters and is given the choice439 words
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Miscellaneous37 1973-10-09 14 Singapore Singapore's weather for the 24 hours to 8 a.m. today: Max. tempt. 31.9C; min. temp.—24.5C; total rainfall for the month to date—25.7 mm; total raindays for the month to date —three; and hours of sunshine 5.15.37 words
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