New Nation, 3 November 1973

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    21 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Saturday evening, November 3, 1973 No. 862 Price 15 cents M.C. (P) 33/73. SINGAPORE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1979
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    BELLE OF THE WEEK: ONE DAY TO GO...
    354 1 The big day is almost here. On Monday, New Nation launches the BELLE OF THE WEEK contest and you will have the chance of winning big, big prizes. Every week the New Nation reader who fiends in the winning entry will get
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  • Article
    Counterfeit watches
    40 1 Hong Kong, Saturday —Police yesterday seized watches worth HK$6O,OOO (about $30,000) in a crackdown on a suspected counterfeit watch assembly plant here. The crackdown followed overseas complaints in recent months that forged Swiss watches had been manufactured here.
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    Mine blast kills 7
    29 1 Pretoria, Saturday. Seven African mine workers were killed In a blasting accident at a copper mine In Prieska yesterday. Two coloured workers were reported missing.
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    Lock icon Nixon: I will stay put
    601 1 He rejects new 'resign* talk and says that he 'has every intention of fulfilling vital objectives' UPI, Reuter Washington, Saturday President Nixon yesterday crushed suggestions that he should resign over the Watergate scandal with a categorical statement that he was not even thinking of stepping
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    Golda offers new pullback plan
    480 1 'Retreat from opposite sides of Canal* Washington, Saturday Israeli Prime Minister Mrs. Golda Melr has proposed to President Nixon that Egyptian and Israeli forces pull back from opposite sides of th*» Suez Canal, informed sources said here yesterday. Mrs. Melr is also reported to have
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    148,000 more
    30 1 Washington Saturday. The United States grew by an estimated 148,000 people in September, bringing the nation's population to about 210,692,000 on Sept. 1. the Census Bureau said yesterday.
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    'Time not ripe for one party'
    431 1 Chen on politics and race in Malaysia A Malaysian Minister this morning said here that while the question of race should be struck off from Malaysian politics, this was Just not possible at present Mr. Michael Chen, Minister with Special Functions and secretarygeneral of
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    Lock icon The football syndrome
    229 1 United Press International Los Angeles, Saturday There is a new kind of sports injury—you get it while watching a game on television. According to a report to the County Chiropractic Society, cases have been turning up of "Football Syndrome," in which the sufferer believes he is having
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    Lock icon Shell to cut supply of its crude oil
    153 1 Reuter London, Saturday. The Shell Oil Company said last night that it Is reducing Its deliveries of crude oil to customers in Japan and other third countries by 17 per cent with effect from the start of this month as a result
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    Recall of Opels
    62 1 Bonn, Saturday. The Opel Motor Company. West German subsidiary of US-based General Motors, said yesterday it was recalling all 75,000 models of its new Kadett-C car for checks for a possible steering fault. Ten cases had so far been reported of a defective part which caused steering
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    Thai ferry tragedy
    36 1 Bangkok, Saturday Four people were killed and 10 others were missing after a river ferry capsized in the Chao Phya River here following a collision with an oil tanker, police sources said today.
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    Driver killed
    26 1 A Land Rover driver, Lee Bock Chye, was killed when his vehicle was Involved in a triplecar accident along West Coast Road last night.
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 101 accidents yesterday. Three were serious and two fatal.
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    Lock icon Sam missiles go to Israel
    69 1 Captured Soviet-made Sam missiles are driven across the Suez Canal to Israel as part of the booty captured in the recent war. It was reported that the Sam-6, used for the first time, has a guidance system to beat the counter-measures invented against the Sam-2s
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    N-weapons used?
    262 1 A charge by Amin London. Saturday General Idi Amin of Uganda last week accused the Americans of using nuclear weapons in the 1973 Middle East war. The Ugandan President made his charge to a group of Journalists at a news conference in Cairo shortly after meeting Egyptian President
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Census on farming
      164 2  -  For long-term plan By Ivan Lim The Primary Production Department has begun its first census on agriculture in Singapore to obtain data for longterm planning on farming. Eleven officers from the department yesterday set out to interview farmers in Ponggol, Tampines. Lim Chu Kang, Chua Chu Kang,
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      Sweet taste of success
      179 2 Just name him any dish, and you can rest assured Mohamed Noor will cook up something very special. Alter all, he has been awarded the Hotel Catering and Training School's challenge trophy for The Best Cook for 1972/73. Noor, 25, a cook In the Genghis Grill
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      Breeders have new plan to smuggle dogs
      352 2  -  Pedigrees doped and brought in By Douglas Chan, Morris John Some dog breeders in Peninsular Malaysia have found a simple but ingenious way of smuggling pedigrees into Singapore. The pedigrees are transported by car from farms upcountry and doped with tranqulllsers at lonely
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      Pay as you park at Toa Payoh
      123 2 The Housing Board is to introduce paid parking in Toa Payoh and Farrer Road estates, according to informed sources. Residents car owners who wish to reserve parking lots will have to pay $15 per month. It is understood that the scheme will first
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      SPS forum
      29 2 The Singapore Paedlatrlc Society will hold a public forum on "Child Psychology" at the Pathology Lecture Theatre, Outram Road General Hospital, on Nov. 15 at 8.15 p.m.
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      New rule for Malaysian cars in force
      216 3 The vehicle entry permit rule for Malaysian-registered cars, which came into effect yesterday, went off without a hitch. A spokesman of the Registry of Vehicles said: "The scheme went off very smoothly. To prevent congestion, two signs were placed at the Singapore side
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      Seminar date
      44 3 The AIESEC Singapore, an International association of business and economics students, will hold a seminar on mergers and takeovers in Singapore, at the Regional English Language Centre on Dec. 1. About 200 business executives, lecturers and students are expected to take part.
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      Fighting shy of local brands
      358 3 SMA to discourage product anonymity Prejudice against locally-made goods has forced some manufacturers to resort to "defensive action by seeking refuge in product anonymity." This was revealed In the editorial of the latest issue of The Manufacturer, the official Journal of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association.
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      S'pore visit by Kirk
      224 3 The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Norman Kirk, will visit Singapore next month as part of a South-East Asian tour. The deputy High Commissioner of the New Zealand Embassy, Mr. B. J. Lynch, said: "The details of the visit are still being worked out for the
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      Prize-giving
      36 3 Mr. William Tan Chor Leong, chairman of the Anson Citizens' Consultative Committee. Manage me nt Committee, Anson Community Centre, will attend the Peck Beah primary School annual prizegiving day. at the school auditorium on Friday.
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      SAYING IT WITH ORCHIDS
      155 3 What better way is there than saying it with flowers In memory of this tropical isle, Mrs. Robert Tizard, wife of the New Zealand Minister for State Services and Health, received a bouquet of orchids from the Botanic Gardens. The flowers were presented to her by
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      Keep clean theme catches on
      340 3 More complaints There was a 50 per cent increase in public complaints about the environment last year, according to the first annual report of the Environment Ministry. Describing the Increase as "sharp", particularly complaints on mosquitoes, non-removal of refuse and checking of drains, the report
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      348 2 'A few months ago I flew KLM's first 747 flight from Singapore to Europe. Tomorrow, I'm taking first DC-10 flight and §*1 going back again!" wm bjt. M |B VJt 1 N '-w W KLM now offers you a choice of flying three different aircraft between Singapore and Europe: DC-B's,
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      722 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF its YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have been endowed by nature with that great quality of tenderness that is bestowed every so often upon only a few special men and women. Your humanity Is demonstrated In everything you do but most particularly in the high degree
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      324 3 The air-conditioner with the unique Rir~/can :--MSeL -A ft I u ff* ."4 to 1 ■A '.W r J- .•<fv I v* m T HHK 1* «*r 1 X t' -jr 3*i MR?, <r A, Lio. nisi»y, s iy v*-u y *3?: m l- Automatically sweeps cool air from wall
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      380 3 f- f v" POMT NO. lit Last Tuesday's poser showed Julie Andrews In a scene from Mary Poppins. The first 10 correct entries opened by the Editor yesterday evening were from: Song Shlaw Chin (student), •f KMC Newton Court; Miss Ng Lee Ping (stenographer), of 17C Lorong Klnchlr; Miss Ho
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Viets hit back: Big arms build up in Saigon
      217 4 Reuter, UPI Paris, Saturday.—The Viet Cong yesterday rejected charges by South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thleu that North Vietnam and the Viet Cong-backed Provisional Revolutionary Government (PRO) were "preparing a general offensive" In South Vietnam. The PRO, in a statement issued
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      Lock icon Jill St. John to marry again
      129 4 United Press International New York. Saturday.— Red-haired actress Jill St. John (above), will marry Miami developer Robert Blum "sometime between now and Feb. 14" Mr. Blum announced yesterday in Miami. The wealthy developer said that "we've been going together for about four months and
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      Record crop
      27 4 Tokyo, Saturday—Japan will harvest a rice crop of 12.148 million metric tons, the largest in its history, in 1973, Agriculture Minister Yoehio Sakurauchl predicted today.
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      Lock icon Growing fears over oil threat
      308 4 Consumers prepare for the worst UPI, Reuter London, Saturday There was growing concern in consumer countries about the threat to world oil supplies as oil ministers from the six Gulf states prepared to hold a new meeting in Kuwait today. In BRUSSELS, top common market
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      'NIXON KNEW OF MISSING TAPES'
      242 4 Washington, Saturday. —President Nixon knew at least five weeks ago that two of the nine secret Watergate tapes that he agreed to surrender last week to the courts were missing, a White House official testified yesterday. Mr. Stephen Bull, a special assistant to Mr. Nixon,
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      Lock icon Ulster's new violence leaves 10 hurt
      149 4 Reuter Belfast, Saturday A violent 24 hours in Belfast appeared yesterday to be the reaction of extreme Protestants to Wednesday's daring jail-break in Dunlin by three leaders of the provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army. The violence began at breakfast-time on Thursday when
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      Lock icon Mariner 10 for first two-planet flight
      138 4 Reuter New York, Saturday. The United States will launch an unmanned spacecraft towards Mercury today for man's first ever close-up glimpse of the mysterious planet lying closest to the sun. The Mariner 10 craft will also visit Venus early next year, making the voyage
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      317 4 Today: 3.07 p.m. (2.3m) Tomorrow: 5.23 a.m. (2m), 4.20 p.m. (2.1m) Monday: 6.48 a.m. (2.1m), 6.05 p.m. (2.1m) Tuesday: 7.45 a.m. (2.2m), 7.39 p.m. (2.2m) Wednesday: 8.24 a.m. 8.34 pjn. (2.4m) Tlrarsday: 8.56 a.m. (2.6m), 9.33 p.m. (2.6m) Friday: 9.27 a.m. (2.8m), 10.19 p.m. (2.7m) NEW NATION CROSSWORD 9 Bullring.
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  • FINANCE
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      Week of buoyancy despite the Sine Darby affair
      379 5  -  By S.V. Suppiah The dramatic announcement of the removal of the chairman and the Locidon adviser of Sime Darby had only slight effects on the company's subsidiaries on the stock market yesterday. On balance, market sentiment during the week was buoyant. The
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      U.K. SLIPS TO FOURTH PLACE AS SHIPBUILDER
      110 5 (London, Saturday.— Britain, once the proudest shipbuilder in the world, slipped to fourth place In the third quarter of 197) In the "league table" of building ISCOrttM to Lloyd's Register published recently. Japan still leads. Britain's order books totalled 4.MM47, tons groat, but
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      THE SHARE MARKET
      1946 5 INDUSTRIALS S. 1973/1974 4 wk*. Stock Clodag Price LaatWaek'* To- 3} High Low ago BiynSrfn Sala or- ow 8, 6.30 2.75 3.32 Aetna 3.56 3.40 +0.04 S 5 4.60 1.64 1.78 Adhaeive Tap* 1.90 -0.0S 31 5 6.80 3.00 5.80 Aiiaomoto 15 5.90 3.20 3.30 Alcan 3.40
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      City highlights
      130 5 1973 rem by 10 per otnt to $745,000 u against $034,000 previously. Xa ui interim report, BKAOORP also said that group turnover for the MUM period advanced by 13 J per cent to $471J million. The company ha* declared an interim dividend of five pec cent, payable on
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      New Emery air cargo branch here
      56 5 Emery Air Freight Corporation, the world's leading air freight forwarder. will open a Singapore branch on Monday. This waa announced by Mr. Alan J. HodgekUi, international Ylee-prosl-dent and Pacific rational manager of Kmery. The braneh la located In the new air cargo complex lost
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      A $1.6 mil profit surprise by Synthetic Resins
      269 5 Synthetic Resins which cam* to the market last January, gnrpriged shareholders when it achieved a pre-tax profit of $1.0 million and paid an Interim dividend of 12* per cent this year. In its prospectus forecast, the company has expected a "email lose"
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      Improved price boosts Bukit Katil profits
      191 5 Bukit Katil Rubber Estates Berhad made pre-tax profit of $175,706 in the Onswrlal year ended April 1073, up SS3J36 on the previous year. The Improved earnings' were doe largely to the higher rubber price and bigger volume of sales of oil palm fruits. In
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    • OVERSEAS STOCKS
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        New York
        307 5 Stocks fell sharply in moderate trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, capping one of the wont weeks in exchange history. At the cloee, the Dow Jones industrial average was off 11.56 to 935J5, The average of SO blue chips has plummeted around 90 points this week.
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        Lock icon Tokyo
        124 5 Kyodo The pre-hoMday Tokyo Stock Market bounced marginally mtniUy with gains centering on blue chip* and speculative leaden. The market moved Irregular tn early trading following Thursday's sharp drop amid growing Investor reluctancy. But high-priced electrlcals rallied, touching off recovery among some blue chips and speculative leaders. The Dow-Jones
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        Zurich
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        Bangkok bank
        16 5 jStSSsS 000 rnimon baht <fB£» million) and not fMO million a* reported on Thursday.
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        Dow Jones
        32 5 Dow Jonas ckMts« stock tT«rs(M oo Um It»» York Kxchangt jmNrrtsy. SO industrials SttJS (off ISJt). M transport I*o.ol (0(f 1.71) I# utilities MM (off «B stocks M.41 (00 IM).
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  • OPINION
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      A warning to pork merchants
      410 6 > The Government has given notice that it will not sit by and watch unjustified price increases in the market. While world-wide inflation has inevitably had its impact here and effective palliatives are hard to devise, it is clear that in certain areas we can
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    • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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        Unfounded suspicion
        68 6 Prof. Wong Lin Ken, heaa of the History DeEartment and former [Ini st e r for Home Affairs was seen xeroxing notes on coup d'etats and other military manoeuvres at the library of the Institute of South East Asian Studies recently. After some discreet inquiries, the staff discovered
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        Topless scenes
        97 6 Are the film censors becoming more liberal or did they forget to bring along their scissors when reviewing a Mandarin film, which is currently being screened in a theatre? A colleague of mine who went to see this film recently is trying to find out the answer. He
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        The road hog...
        51 6 The meaning at a word can often be twisted to fit the context. On a recent car trip across the causeway my colleague's husband spotted a dead pig lying In the middle of the road. Pointing the carcass to his wife, he quipped, "That Is a road
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      Lock icon Waterspeak: Echoes of Orwell's '1984'
      950 6  -  By Anthony Sampson Washington Post What is interesting about Watergate language is the insight into the whole way of thinking in the White House. George Orwell, when he wrote his book "1984" a quarter o1 a century ago, foresaw how important the use of language
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      Lock icon New theory on Columbus' voyage to America
      930 6  -  By Richard Homun Washington Post Simon Wiesenthal, who has made a career of tracking down Nazis who tried to hide their backgrounds and adopt new identities, now says he has found a Jew who did the same thing: Christopher Columbus. Wlesenthal's theory is
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      SIN CHEW JIT POH
      532 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newtpapers are toying: DETENTE AND TU88LE According to an onconfirmed report published by the Time Magazine, the Soviet Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev had, in a secret note to President Nixon, threatened that the Bovlet Union would send troops to destroy
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      Need for a policy on noise
      882 6  -  U the mmkm >iillia hdw ftvea —ilnliat attention by the aathorittee? It 4m net appear aa. Meantrea to earfc the aaiae level la the eafkaaaMßt have aa far heea oa aa ad-hee haafa. Thia complacency aaay he a reflection ef the astisa that the
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  • SATURDAY REVIEW
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      DISCOVERING JAFFNA
      1271 7  -  Where the people are in a big rush... By Angela Daugharty During the years I lived in Sri Lanka I put off visiting the Jaffna Peninsula until one day an artist I met urged me to go, saying: "Jaffna is like another country. It has a beauty all
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      THE LONDON PUBS ARE CHANGING—FOR FUN
      730 7  -  By Robin Mead Twenty years ago the customers in B r i t a 1 n's pubUe houses pubs, for short either made their own entertainment or went without them. But things are changing fast. For owners and managers are turning their pubs into
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      SATURDAY SMILES..
      464 7 Solicitor Vivian Royton, 50, has been riven 4704 years to pay off his debts—*t £5 ($3O) a week. He admitted liabilities of more than £1,176,000 ($7 million) ana assets of only £1,839 ($11,034). Royston. wfco earns £106 ($600) a week, had admitted earlier that his liabilities Included previous
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      Now more serious shows over TV
      697 8  -  SIGHT SOUND m EDGAR KOH RTS Is now no longer as defensive as it used to be about its heavy emphasis on documentary programmes, which at one time prompted some viewers to brand it as an egghead station. It Is a fact that RTS
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      New life in Yeo's works
      337 8  -  ART SY GENE TEO Local artist, Mr. Thomas Yeo will hold a month-long exhibition of 31 new works in Melbourne beginning on Wednesday, it will be opened by Singapore's High Commissioner to Australia, Mr. Punch Coomara&amy. Mr. Yeo who has held exhibitions in London, Oxford,
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      Ribald tales take over
      527 8  -  SY EDGAR KOH ILLICIT DESIRE (Mandarin) (Lido-next change). The blood that used to spurt forth in sword-flght-boxer shows now throbs in licentious reins as the Hong Kong film Industry takes a ribald turn. Li Han Hsiang, director of this trilogy, is a pioneer of a new
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      Cameras tell the story
      656 8 Photojournalism explained PHOTOJOURNALISM by the editors of Time-Life, Federal Public ations, 227 pages, $25. WEE BENC HUAT. This Is the seventh in the series of books on photography by the editors of Time/ Life. And there can be few people better qualified to produce one on
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      Focus on paths of glory
      221 8 THE GOLDEN ROAD TO SAMARKAND by Wilfrid Blunt, Hamish Hamilton, 280 pages, £5. —C.V. ANTHONY ADAMS. Known to the Greeks as Maracanda, Samarkand is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia, dating from the 3rd or 4th millenlum B.C. In the 10th century it
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      Keep date with The Boy Friend
      301 8  -  THEATRE ir VIOLET OON A date with The Boy Friend, the Sceneshlfters revival of Sandy Wilson's hit musical, to be staged at the Victoria Theatre, should provide sheer relaxing entertainment for the whole family. The play will run for five days starting on Tuesday.
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      Triangular tourney for the blind
      613 9  -  All is set for pegging in the pieces CHESS ■T LIM KOK ANN The first Triangular Games for the Blind, a team competition between Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia in table-tennis and in chess, will be held In Singapore from November 11 tc. 18. Organised by
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      26 countries to produce wedding issue
      353 9  -  STAMPS BY ANDREW LAU The royal wedding of Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips on Nov. 14 will be commemorated in an omnibus Issue of stamps by more than two dozen Commonwealth countries. TO date, some 26 countries have Indicated that they will participate
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      Painless path to meet the old masters...
      1133 9  -  You can enjoy classical music if you give it a chance CLASSICS ■Y YEO HAN This column does not aim at cerebral interpretations of classical music for the expert. It is more an introduction to the great and good composers and their varied
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      Paul's solo effort is so dainty
      529 9  -  ■Y JEAN LI G&rfankel: Angel Clare (CBS): After a spell of acting, since Simon and Garfunkel went their separate ways, Arthur is following the illustrious footsteps of Paul in the recording field. And the result is this his first solo effort, dainty In every
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      Ray's 951b. of laughter...
      423 9  -  Gene Teo Bespectacled, skinny and nondescript he doesn't look the least bit of a show-biz character. Ray Sunny (95 lb. dripping wet) as he is affectionately tagged by Australians back home, is the last person who should worry about creating a personality cult. I caught Sunny
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      Local food galore at new Old Market
      590 9  -  EATING OUT WITH SEE FOON It was called the Old Market, a lovely pokey place, bursting with huge baskets and crates, that did brisk early morning trade and by 10 a.m. the meat and fish sellers would pack up to make way for
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      540 9 Advertisement GARDEN NEWS TALKING ABOUT FERTILISERS (10) Any readers with the stamina to have followed these weekly articles from No. 66 will be aware that our amateur gardener has now reached the stage of having turned his hard clay soil into a tolerable friable humus and of having by Amy
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      318 9 i. 14 fanner's ftitcl|cn We've added New Delicious Recipes to our Cooking Pot. Just take a peep at our daily Specialities Gigot D'Agneau Champvallon (roast leg of lamb with boulangere potatoes) Steak Diane (tenderloin steak cooked with mushrooms, onions and parsley) Langouste Delmonico Riz Au Beurre (crayfish with green and
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  • SPORTS
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      'Queen' Chris gets into shape for bowling World Cup
      618 10  -  WORLD h > Nancy Koh She moves gracefully down the lane and makes a perfect delivery. The ball rolls, slowly at first, then picks up speed and power and wham! A strike! It's Chris Nonis, Singapore's new bowling q«een, practising hard
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      Southport 1-1
      28 10 London, Saturday. Last night's English Football League results: Division Three—Southport 1 Hereford 1; Tranmere 3 Walsall 0. Division Four—Colchester 3 Workington 0; Stockport 3 Scunthorpe 1.
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      Award for Jega and five others
      170 10 Manila, Saturday Six outstanding Asian athletes will receive a special award at the first Asian amateur athletic championships in nearby MarUdna. sports officials said today. Officials of the championship from November 18 to 23 told newsmen the Maharllka Award would be presented to Taiwan's
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      Soviets 'no' to Santiago
      360 10 Fifa issue warning Moscow, Saturday The Soviet Union yesterday refused to travel to Santiago for their World Cup soccer match against Chile because the stadium there is "stained with the blood of Chilean patriots." The Soviet Soccer Federation demanded the game be played In a neutral
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      Defend title call to Foreman
      72 11 New York, Saturday.— The manager of heavyweight contender Jerry Quarry called upon the World Boxing Association on Thursday night to force champion George Foreman to make a title defence against Quarry by January 21 or lose his title. Manger Oil Clancy said WBA chairman Bill
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      Invader to score in top sprint
      456 11 Nineteenth September danger By Blue Peter Invader should be worth an each-way bet in the Class 1 top division sprint (Race 7) at Bukit Timah today. The Romantic five-year-old has only to run up to his track form to beat a moderate field. He
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      363 for 3
      28 11 Karachi, Saturday. World Cricket XI were 363 for seven at the close of the first day of their four-day charity match against Pakistan here yesterday.
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      Forces meet
      19 11 The Forces Sports Council athletics meet will be held at the National Stadium today at 2 p.m.
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      36 11 New York, Saturday.— Five times world champion Emlle Griffith of New York pound out a spilt decision win over Manny Gonzalez of Houston on Thursday night in a lacklustre 10round middleweight fight.
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      Swee Chew and Boh Heng out
      609 11 Murray still in fight Sydney, Saturday American Jim Colbert took a one stroke lead over Australian Stewart Ginn ye st e rday in the second round of the U5575,000 Chrysler golf tournament at the Lake Course. First round leader Lee Trevino was In third
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      71 11 BLUE PETER DANTE Race 1: Lara Lara Kilau Amigo Race 2: Conquest Silver Crown Oilang Gumilang Conquest Race 3: Tallulah Tallulah Hyder Spider Race 4: Ontario Starlet Karate ka Air Hostess Race 5: Trakeda Green Sword Green Sword Black Velvet Race 6: Hie King And I Monaco Monaco The
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      Laver in last four of Victory tourney
      378 11 Hong Kong, Saturday Ttop seeded Rod Laver eliminated eighth seeded Paul Oerken In a thrilling singles match last night to enter the semifinals of the Victory tennis tournament. Charles Pasarell of the US scored his second upset victory In two days when he
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      131 11 Buenos Aires, Saturday.—Argentina confirmed yesterday that they will not play South Africa if the two countries qualified to meet In the 1974 Davis Cup tennis competition's South American zone. Senor Oscar Furlong, deputy chairman of the National Tennis Association, said the Argentinian position had not
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