New Nation, 5 October 1974

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    Masthead
    22 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Saturday October 5, 1974 No. 1147 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 W NEW (0) NATION M I COMMENT!
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  • Article
    NOW JAY WALKERS TO BE PUNISHED
    257 1 The Keep Singapore Accident Free drive starts tomorrow Jay walking will soon become an offence In Singapore. Pedestrians who do not make use of overhead bridges, zebra crossings, pedestrian crossing lights and underpass within 50 metres (55 yds) on either side will be summoned.
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    Robbers stab farmer and boy, 14
    109 1 A farmer and his brother were stabbed when Ave armed robbers raided their home In Cheng San Road off Ylo Chu Kang last night. The gang armed with a bayonet, chopper, sword, knife and a pair of foot-long scissors, attacked farmer Ong Ewe Lee,
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    Lock icon Lima hit again
    130 1 Reuter Lima, Saturday A strong earth tremor rocked the Peruvian capital yesterday, less than 24 hours after a violent earthquake killed at least 44 people and Injured 806 in Lima and nearby towns. Thousands of people still recovering from the shock of Thursday's earthquake rushed into the
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Karatekas write to Govt
      242 2  -  By Adrian Chiam The Singapore Karate Association has sent letters of appeal to the Government against certain restrictions In the new Martial Arts Instruction Act and Regulations which came Into force on Sept. 2. The letters were sent after the SKA met to decide on the
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      15 WAIT TO BE HANGED
      370 2 Fifteen men are now in Changl's death row waiting to be hanged. The 15 include seven men who took part in a triple murder in December. 1971 over 120 gold bars. They are airline employee Andrew Chou Hock Ouan, 32, his brother David Chou Hock
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      Another six gunmen wanted
      377 2 The CID has drawn up a new list of six gunmen in addition to the other wanted criminals in their flies. The list has been circulated to all police stations. The six are wanted for armed robberies and other major crimes. Two of the six were
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      Always in love but only in films
      118 2 Japanese actress Miss Kokihara Komaki, 22 (left), is always in love but only in films. For the past nine years she has been so busy acting that she has no time "to think about marriage." Miss Komakl, who is here lor the shooting
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      Course
      28 2 A course on operations research organised by the Singapore University's Department of Extramural Studies will start on Oct. 14. It will be held at Nissen Hut 108.
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      Charming bride
      61 2 The contest to find the most charming bride during the peak of this year's wedding season Is on again. The competition, organised by Kodak (Singapore) Pte Ltd., started on Sept. 1 and will end on Nov. 30. The winning bride will get an allexpenses paid trip for two
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      10th concert
      27 2 The Ministry of Culture will present the 10th concert for the young at the National Library lecture hall today at 2 p.m. All are welcome.
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      MP's visit
      21 2 The MP for Ponggol, Mr. Ng Kah Ting will visit Yew Tee Old People's Home in Bukit Panjang tomorrow.
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      OUR ROADS
      14 2 Police reported 99 accidents y e s t erday. Three were serious.
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      THE INSTANT TV STARS
      153 3 The thought of being seen and heard live on the Australian television would give anyone the cold sweat but not these children (above). Not at all frightened by the bright lights, these children from various schools in Singapore turned Instant television stars yesterday. They were televised
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      A goodwill cruise...
      116 3 A delegation of 30 goodwill cruise of Singapore youths will ASEAN countries and leave for a six-week Japan on Oct. 19. Youths from the other ASEAN countries and Japan will also participate In various activities aboard a 11,000-ton luxury liner. The cruise Idea was mooted by Japanese
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      Research into teaching of Chinese
      104 3 Nanyang University has set up a Chinese Language Research Centre to look into the problems of teaching Chinese in Singapore. The ccntre Is not fully equipped yet but plans for its expansion are being made. A university lecturer said: "At present there are five people
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      Disabled want help, not pity
      181 3 Singaporeans are so involved in their own work and activities that they simply have no time to take an active part In providing for the social and recreational needs of the disabled. This comment was made by Mr. Nglam Quek Bee, a blind social worker,
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      Cancer tests now free
      26 5 Pap smtmti tests to And tf a wqgaan has had sexual intercourse wartier In adrlaable 1 l£Sskt£ SKmSlft 4iMovered that to any
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      Lock icon Come out of your
      201 5 If Singapore's crime rate is increasing, it is because of public apathy. Despite constant police appeals and campaigns to seek more co-opera-tion from the public many are still not willing to tell the police what they know. It happened again two at MacPherson An elderly man
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      Church fair
      25 5 Bt. Tereaa's Church will hold a food and fun fair at Bt. Teresa'a High School In Kampony Bahni tomorrow from a.m. to pm.
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      Careful checks on food items 'a must'
      151 5 Local food manufacturers should test their completed products more thoroughly to ensure they are not contaminated. Dr. R. Alagaratnam. a lecturer at the Pharmacy Department. University of Singapore, laid in an interview: "This Investment In quality control cannot be measured In dollars and
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon 73 kingpins held in black-money crackdown
      240 6 Reuter New Delhi, Saturday The Indian Government's crackdown against "blackmoney" and smuggling of sophisticated consumer goods and precious metals gained momentum yesterday as police and Customs officials In two coastal states nabbed a total of 73 people. The authorities said the 73 believed to
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      Lock icon Nixon is back home as clot dissolves
      148 6 Reuter Former President Richard Nixon is wheeled out of the Long Beach Memorial Hospital. California, after his release yesterday. He Is accompanied by his wife, Pat, and one of his daughters Mrs. Patricia Cox. Mr. Nlxrn stood to ■hake hands with his physician
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      Lock icon King on alien influence
      92 6 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Malaysia's Yang ai Pertuan Agung said last Bight tbe teachings of islam were a bulwark against undesirable foriegn Influences. Opening tbe Interna- tlonai Koran-reading I competition bate be said his government was taking various measures to check undesirable alien Influences by ■mainlining
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      Lock icon Bongo visits China
      69 6 Reuter Peklnt. SttordiT President B Hut] Omar Bongo of the West African state of Gabon became the eighth African head of state to visit China this year when he arrived by air yesterday The visit, at the invitation of the Chinese Government* follows only six months after
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      Lock icon Uniforms rule puts off Cairns' China trip
      111 6 Reuter Canberra, Saturday Australia's deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Jim Cairns, yesterday postponed a trip to Peking because he said the Chinese refused to allow accompanying Air Force personnel to wear their uniforms in the country. The trip to open the Australian trade exhibition
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      Lock icon Adjourned game
      51 6 Reuter Uokow Saturday Anatoly Karpov and Viktor Korchnoi. both of the Soviet Union, yesterday adjourned play until today on th 41st move of the ninth game In their chem match to decide a cha 11 en ger to world champion Bobby Fisher. Karpov currently holds a lead In
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      Lock icon 19 dead
      33 6 Reuter Dacca, Saturday Nineteen people have died of starvation In Dacca ctty daring the last three day*—bringing the number of starvation deaths te M throughout the country In the same period.
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      Lock icon Chase: FBI to probe $81 mil shock
      354 6 Reuter New York, Saturday The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will conduct its own Inquiry Into the discovery that the Chase Manhattan Bank's bond portfolio was overvalued by US$34 million (SsBl million). The bank while sticking by Mr. David RoekefeUer's words that only
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      Lock icon TODAY
      85 6 United Press International TODAY is Saturday. Oct. 5, the 278 th day of 1974 with 87 to follow. the MOON is approaching its last quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Venus and Saturn. TK EVENING STARS are Mercury. Mars and Jupiter. ON THIS DAT IN HISTORY: In 1918, the German
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      Lock icon 'An ocean of peace' call
      210 6 Reuter New Delhi, Saturday India and Iran yesterday called on the big powers to extend their co-ope-ratiop in establishing the Indian Ocean as a zone of peace. "Peace and security of these areas should be the concern and responsibility of the littoral states," they said
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      Lock icon Full alert as Thai Assembly meets
      323 7 Reuter Bangkok, Saturday Police will be out in force when the National Assembly votes today on a new constitution designed to bring democracy to a country long ruled by military men. But leading members of the Assembly and the government predict that there will
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      Lock icon Park: A crucial period...
      148 7 Reuter Seoul, Saturday President Park Chung-hee said today North Korea would step up provocations against the the South, making the next four or five years a critical period In relations between the two countries. In a budget message to the National Assembly, he said North Korean
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      Lock icon A PRESS LORD HITS OUT AT UNION TACTICS
      230 7 Reuter Hone Kong, Saturday L or d Shawcross, chairman of Britain's Press Council, yesterday criticised trade union pressure on the newspaper industry and its editorial policies. Addressing the Commonwealth Press Union (CPU) conference here Lord Shawcross said "militant and Indeed rapacious unions''
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      Lock icon No cutback in oil output: Yamani
      248 7 Reuter Washington, Saturday Saudi Arabia will not cut back its oil production, even if the world price of oil falls, Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Yamani promised yesterday. He warned, however, that oil exports from the Arab nations could be cut off again by a
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      214 6 LI Tr v WEATHER New York—Sunny. 5234F. U-IC. Headline: President and aides divided over inflation and energy. San Francisco Fair. 70-53 F. 21-11 C. Headline: Earthquake rocks Peru. Paris—Variable. 50-42 F. 10-SC. Headline: Accord by the "nine" on aid to 27 developing countries. tone—Cloudy, 64-40F, 18-OC. Headline: The Government has
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  • OPINION
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      More money for industry
      358 8 The announcement that the Government has established a $100 mlHion fund to promote the setting up and expansion of existing export-oriented high-level technology Is timely In view of the current pessimistic economic outlook. International economic crises like monetary instability and the high prices of crude oil
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      Twice the value
      99 8 Ks g>^j Here's one way to get twice the value for your money. A colleague and some friends went for supper at a snack shop near closing time. They ordered coffee and potato* chips. The waitress brought two servings of chips instead of one. When told only
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      Aircraft noise
      263 8  -  P.A. PAULO for Director of Civil Aviation. Singapore, 19. I refer to the letter (NN, 254.74) from Ear Plug. On 15.9.74, a series of training flights were conducted by Singapore Airlines In the course of Boeing 707 conversion courses for their pilots. Between 8.30 am. and 11.30 a.m.
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      Lock icon Spinola steps down...
      198 8 World I Commentjj South China Morning Post The resignation of General Antonio de Spinola as President of Portugal Is obviously the result of his disenchantment with the way the fundamental policies of the Armed Forces Movement are being Interpreted and Implemented by the ruling military junta. The
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      HOW WE CAN CARE FOR OUR AGED
      504 8  -  SATURDAY GUEST ONG LEONG BOON ONG LEONG BOON To quote a famous professor, a man exists If he loves, Is loved and has led a full life. By this seemingly all encompassing definition, existence may be enjoyed by all. But If one Is
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      Only one service
      92 8 The estate along Henderson Road, which is part of Telok Blangah New Town has been opened for quite some time now. Yet transportation is difficult because bus services are Inadequate. Only service no. 125 operates in this area thus leaving students and workers no alternative but to
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  • Weekend Nation
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      The EXORCIST Final Part
      1227 9 Merrin lay on the floor, eyes sightless Come into me Karras tells the devil In Georgetown, a suburb of Washington, D.C., in the rented home of movie star Chris MacNeil, her daughter, Regan, lies—possessed by demons. During her daughter's degeneration from normality to an evil animal,
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      PAPERBACKS
      271 10 CHARLES CHAFLIN, An Autobiography, (Penguin). Charles Chaplin has been called a gentleman, a poet, a dreamer always hopeful of romance. His story moves from a destitute childhood in Victorian London to fame without frontiers. Here the greatest comedian of the century recalls vividly and unpretentiously one of the success
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      $436 mil pipe dream ...
      584 10  - $436 mil pipe dream Art Buchwald Once In a while I have a fantasy that 1s so great I want to share it with everybody. This is my latest pipe dream: A man comes into my office with a large suitcase. "Hi," he says "My name's Nelson Rockefeller. but my
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      Student days quiet
      130 10  -  By Phyllis Chew I jog with my heavy satchel And cling to the humanity In the shaky bus rides. My pores are the city gutters Sucking in damp humidity. The dust of the streets, Develops into blackheads. So I shall shake my fist At the turbulence around
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      Hilarious look at gentile things
      411 10 THE LAUNCHING OF BARBARA FABRICKANT by LOUISE BLECHER ROSE; Published by David McKay, U556.95 Reviewed by LESLIE HANSCOM. In a very loose and indirect way, it might be said that The Launching of Barbara Fabrikant, a first novel with an irreverent and very Jewish heroine,
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      Filling the gaps in Lenin Library
      423 10  -  By N. Efremova The Lenin Library in Moscow is the largest and best stocked in the Soviet Upion. But even the Lenin Library does not possess every book it would like to have, and a relentless hunt goes on to fill the gaps. Soviet
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      MONROE STORY
      189 10 Marilyn Monroe surrendered herself to the camera. In life she struggled to establish an Identity for herself, but in the make-believe world of films her image was clear and consistent. Audiences loved her. The shock of her death caused a wave of sorrow and Indignation throughout the world:
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      Apple coming your way
      584 11  -  SIGHT SOUND «Y l SONNY YAP A new family entertainment series, Apple's Way, created by Earl Hamner who gave you The Waltons, begins tomorrow over Channel Five at 3.25 p.m. Modelled on the same lines of the popular Emmy-winning series, the weekly episodes deal with an
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      Ghiglia makes the guitar 'speak'
      398 11  -  THEATRE ■Y Violet Oon "Classical guitarists these days pome and go, and most of them are not only competent but have some personal Identification which endears them to their coterie and the cognoscenti in general the exception performed in the person of Oscar Ohlglia," wrote
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      PICASSO SHOW DRAWS 1000 A DAY
      369 11  -  ART cy VIOLET OON The original engravings of Picasso recognised as the greatest artist of the twentieth century, caused quite a stir among the museum staff on their arrival last week. "We were really quite excited when the crates arrived," said Mrs. Constance Ong,
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      Lock icon Neva: She's a bomb and a belle...
      714 12/13  -  HOW A GRAND PRIX RIDER CAN LOOK SO GOOD IN GOGGLES—AND FINE LACE by Betty L. Khoo The rider roaring round the racing circuit, easily lapping many other motor-cyclists, seemed more slender than the rest. But it was only when they all came
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      UNICEF: A BIG DRAW
      341 14  -  STAMPS •V ANDREW LAU The current policy of the local postal authorities In Issuing lower face value commemorative stamps has attracted many people, especially students, to philately. Thii was evident from the large crowd* at poet offices waiting fft the first day Issue or the Unicef
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      Postal chess tourney: Enter now
      710 14  -  CHESS •V LIM KOK ANN Readers who wish to take part In the NN Postal Chess competition should register their names and addresses with me before Oct 15 (See rules published In NN on Sept. 29). Specially printed cards lor postal chess can be obtained
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      TERRY'S TALES
      25 14 Local cartoonist Tarry Ong Joins the Now Nation today. His sketches, with a local flavour, will appaar •vary Saturday in our magasina taction.
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      It's blinkers now for Mona Lisa
      456 15  -  By Roland Pullen The m y st e r ious eyes of Mona Lisa, the loveliest lady in the Louvre, will follow her admirers no more. Re m e m ber how people used to say that from whatever angle you looked at her,
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      Carry on up the Johore river
      243 15 The sights of Johore Lama may not be much but for those who wish to spend a tranquil day with the family and enjoy a picnic at a quiet spot, an excursion up the Johore River to the old capital of Johore, would be
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      107 YEARS OF FREE AID
      352 15  -  Notebook by Ismail Kassim Although a pioneer in community work, the Thong Chai Medical Institution does not harp on its glorious past but looks forward to a golden future. By the end of next year, this philanthro£ic organisation which as been giving free medical treatment
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      509 11 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have tremendous depth of feeling for other people. Generous and highly sympathetic, you hold out all the encouragement and understanding available to you by virtue of your basic character. In spite of all this, however, you do not find It
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      346 14 The Singapore! Sogetsu Association's JAPANESE FLOWER ARRANGEMENT EXHIBITION Is open at the Conference Hall until 9 p.m. The following SPORTS DEMONSTRATIONS will be held at the National Stadium: Fencing at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.; athletics at 3.30 p.m.; archery, squash and sub-aqua at 6 p.m.; taekwon-do at 7 pm.;
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      17 14 (HE TRIED TOfoq TO GET FRESH! k I DEMAND A FAIR TRIAL! I! <8 s V t
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  • Article
    Lock icon The Odd Corner
    69 16 DJ Bored 20-year-old bachelors Les Da vies, Roger Mayhew and John Zimmerman are leaving England soon in an ancient car to try to seek love in Australia. They said: "Once chicks arrive in Britain from overseas they become like British girls. They won't cook, look after a
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      1276 16 Hfeekend odd"©™™ RADIO ALL YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING AND LISTENING SINGAPORE 5 SATURDAY 12.55 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by SESAME 8TBEET 1.55 SATURDAY MATINEE—East Side Kids —Smart Alecks. 3.95 7TH ASIAN GAMES (VOLLEYBALL) Japan's vs South Korea <C) (r). 4.21 SANDIWARA (r)— Malay drama entitled Darl Enam Penjuru 5.05 THE ROOKIES— Frown
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  • FINANCE
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      People in business
      329 17 PAN AM has appointed MBS. JENNT SEET as supervisor passenger In line with Its expanded activities In Singapore, Its director for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei, Mr. Arthur Wee announced. She first joined the airline as a ground hostess in 1958. In her new position, she will be
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      NEED TO KNOCK OFF THAT BIAS...
      412 17  -  The Consumer by Rav K. Dhaliwal How brand conscious can the average Singaporean afford to be today? With the current Inflation and rising prices It doesn't Irok like you can go on being brandconscious for long. Many must have reaUsed this by now; yet
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      Stock mart slips to a new low
      498 17  -  MARKET ROUND-IP Lee Yew Meng The Singapore stock market fell lower this week setting up a new 3J-year low. Nothing appeared able to check the continuous slide although the downfall was not as heavy as In previous weeks. The decline of the Straits
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      OLIVETTI OPENS NEW CENTRE
      81 17 Olivetti Singapore has opened a new technical and educational centre at Toa Payoh. The training centre, occupying an area of over 12,000 sq. ft., consists of electronic and electro mechanical laboratories, lecture and seminar rooms. It will be used for the final assembly, testing and servicing
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    • Stock markets round the world
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        NEW YORK
        385 17 The stock market, off sharply at the outset, staged technical rally yesterday and closed mixed to slightly lower in moderate trading on the New York Stock exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average was off 3.05 at 584.56. It had been down around 10 earlier. Its closing of 587.81
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        Dow Jones
        37 17 The Dow Jones closing stcck average on the New York Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrie Is 584 .56 (off 305), 20 transport 127.71 (up 1.78), 15 utilities 61.54 (up 0.64), 65 stocks 184.64 (up 0 40).
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        LONDON
        95 17 The market closed slightly easier and at 3 p.m. the F.T. Index was down 1.3 to 190.7. Wall Street's overnight fall and the Inflationary aspects of the pay deal for Ford Motor workers added to prevailing uncertainties. Turnover was small. Leading stocks were generally slightly easier apart from Isolated
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        TOKYO
        273 17 With the much observed New York Dow Jones breaking the US$6OO level. Investors concerned about the uncertainty of the near future market unloaded stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange pushing the Dow Jones Indicator below the Y3700. Centre of the selling were blue Chios followed by foodstuffs, chemicals, autos,
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        PARIS
        75 17 Closing prices (In francs) on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Paribas 108 —2 Foncler 243.50 —3.50 Prlntemps 65.90 —.60 COE 220 —7.20 Bull 28.06 —.99 Royal Dutch 107.50 —4.10 MlcheUn 523 —U Thomson 125.40 —0.30 CFP 05.50 —.50 Rhone 115.10 —4 Air 223 —6 B3N 415 —0 Philips 30.90 —1
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        ZURICH
        81 17 This service Is from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing price* (in Swlsa franca) on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday: UBS 3325 SBC 401 1 CmMt Suisse 2060 10 Swissair B. 393 2, Swiss Relncur. 1780 Wlnterthur B. 1390 30 Zurich Insur. 6726 25 Juvena B. Nestle B. 2100
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      298 18 AQUARIUS SECURITY LAMINATINQ MAL. Birth School Certificates, Licences, Students Factory puses. 048, Peace Centre, *****0 TOYO POLYETHYLENE MANUFACTURER 2, Whampoe Drive, S'pore, 12. Tel: 80*44 WE ABE BEADY TO SEBVE ALL YOUB PACKAQINO NEEDS Manufacturers.<i Specialists In 1 Printing of cellophane papers. Aluminium roll, PolySropylene bags and polyelylene bags In
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      326 18 SHANGHAI CHONQ KEE FURNITURE CONSTRUCTION CO., f, t»i Thong Cmomt.iim 13 T«I: Miats (3 HQM) Self-Aanering Place 'N Press Vinyl Tiles, Ideal for all Homes, Offices, Etc. Specialists For: Demountable Partitions, Accoustlc Ceilings (Of Incombustible Materials) Vinyl Wallcoverings, Full range of Carpets. Etc. LIAN HUP CO. Furniture manufacturer, Designing Upholstery
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      306 18 WANTED TO PURCHASE SERVICABLE 2ND HAND MARINE DIESEL GENERATOR Preferable B It W 325 MTH 40 3 Cylinders. 4SCSA Trunk Piston Type B.H.P. 180 at 500 r.p.m. Bore 240 m.m. Stroke 400 m.m. will also consider other make of similar capacity. Plcim contact Mr. Loft Tel: *****76 '"5.0.5." SAMARITANS OP
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      237 18 SHOP VAC€ SHOPS FOR SALE or let Henry Park, Faber Hill, Ooldhlfl Plaza. For particulars please call Singapore Housing Management (Pte.) Ltd. Tel: *****2. Pyuria] FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY PRE-RECOROEO AND BLANK CARTRIDGES, CASSETTES AND .TAPES CALL: ***** TONY WONO CO. (PTE.) LTD., 37, Middle Road, S'pore 7. (Wholesaler only). MAS
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      180 18 1971 ROVER 2000TC (New Series) Immaculate. One diplomat owner. Quality car In 1600/ 2000 c.c. Tax class. 1974 Registration number when sold. $10,900 (Duty Paid) Tel: *****5. 1964 BIMCA 1000 c.c. Overhauled, all renewed. $1250/-. View: 3599-P, (Blk. 53), Qeylang Bahru/ Bendemeer Road S'pore 12. (*****82), Sung. PRICED ITEMS IN
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      138 18 ENJOY HAPPY HOURS with beautiful bar waitresses, serving you, at COKA BAR A REST. From 3 p.m. 7 p.m. All liquors are on 25% discount. Please call: COKA BAR A REST.. 47A, Bancoolan StTMt. Hotel Boncooten, T«i: ***** NO PARKING PROBLEMS. HONO KONQ TIM-SUM. From 8 a m. to 3
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  • LEISURE
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      478 19 ...and they make the man Sinatra United Press International Frank Sinatra Is a charitable man; he helped raise US$2 million ($5 million) the other night at a benefit performance for the Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre. Frank Sinatra is a generous man: He personally paid the wages of the
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      411 19  -  Tinlighter side *>y Dick West United Press International Dear Mr. President, in your closing remarks at the recent economic summit conference you urged all Americans to "make up a list of 10 ways you can save energy and fight inflation." And you asked us
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      93 19 y ORCHID LANTERN* TMf ATRf RtSTAURANT NITICLUB GREAT! w Widely acclaimed fanxxis international sinning star *THO* ■&MOUW s Just completed a successful tour of ••••Las Vegas Hawaii Tokyo JP \Y 3 a Plus the sensational entertainer from Holland (JXOPIf\ 9 SCOTTS ROAD m *****3 SINMPIIE miHI WTEBUI 14/16 BATTERY ROAD
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      603 19 AT THE CINEMA with SONNY YAP THE EXORCIST: The controversial film version of William Peter Blatty's best seller Is destined to be a horror masterpiece. Directed superbly by William Frledkln with top grade performances from Linda Blair as Regan, Ellen Burstyn as the actress mother, Jason Miller as Father Karras,
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  • SPORTS
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      Our best trio for Melbourne
      753 20  -  It's «l WOMAN'S WORLD by Nancy Koh Peck Noi Hwoy, Tan Kek Hlang and Wee Liang Wah, who topped the recent selection trials, will compete at next year's Commonwealth table tennis cham pionshlps In Melbourne on January 25-31, but not the World meet. Tap A
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      S'pore may stage Mr Asia contest
      312 20  -  By C.K. YONG Singapore may be chosen as the next venue for the 1975 Asian body-building championships with the withdrawal of Japan. This was revealed by Singapore Amateur Body Builders' Fede r a t lon secretary Paul Chua. However, the decision has yet to
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      99 20 Reuter Tokyo Saturday—The ■eoantf Asian tenuis circuit cowing .Aye <nathe Japan Lawn Tetania u r>«V need d a Tl^ Mffer October I m p. 5? H*. wedad.N* t »hd WSSSJriiBSB in- the aomt^y ypifi? tries. Kazuko SawamatJapan is seeded FlWjgrf mpney will wßs*
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      Newton treat for 200 fans
      104 22 More than 200 golfing enthusiasts wsre treated to a brilliant exhibition round by the Australian ace Jack Newton at the Buklt Course yesterday. Newton, who was playing with Alan Murray, the BICC head ?rofessional, Llm Klan long and Poh Eng Chong. Singapore World Cuppers, shot
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      241 22 Reuter London. Saturday Jimmy Armfield, former England soccer international fullback, yesterday became the new manager of English First Division champions Leeds United. Armfield, at present managing Second Division Bolton Wanderers, follows in the footsteps of controversial Brian Cloußh, dismissed after only 44 days as
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      Lock icon 3 accept invite to Blues Cup meet
      105 22 BCC and SRC Three Asian rugby clubs In Malaysia have accepted invitations to take part in the sixth Ail-Blues Cnp competition in Singapore on October 11-13. They are Cobra of Koala Lnmpnr, NSCRC of Seremban and Johore Sahara United. Singapore will be represented
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      26-6 win
      32 22 Bangkok, Saturday—A rugby union side from the S1 ng a pore-based New Zealand First Infantry division beat a Royal Bangkok 8 ports Club side by 29 points to six yesterday.
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      52 battle for title
      338 22  -  By C.K. Yong The Inter-Constl-tuepcy basketball championships begin today with 52 teams playing at three venues Gay World, People's Association and MacPherson Community Centre. Already, a "battle plan" has been drawn up by the various squad* in anticipation of each other throughout the tournament which will
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      Gallacher leads
      58 22 Chepstow (Wales). Saturday Consistent Bernard Gallacher of Britain took a onestroke lead In the £20.000 Dunlop Masters golf tournament when several of the overnight leaders crashed In the third round here yesterday. The 25-year-old Scottish Ryder Cup player shot a third round 69 to follow up earlier rounds
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      S'pore in vital clash today
      405 22 Singapore clash with Malaysian Police in a battle for survival In the Malaya Cup South zone rugby competition at Jalan Besar Stadium today (kick-off 5 pm), reports C.K. Yong. "Hie outcome !s important because both Singapore and defending champion Police are tied in the South
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      'Napoleon' can make 4 for Tan
      233 23 r r 3 Pick Your Winners u/ith Scrutineer J a Penang trainer David Tan Lye Hup who recently brought off a hattrlck of big race successes can make It four-ln-a-row with his Napoleon Solo II In the King's Cup (Race 5) at Kuala Lumpur
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      SATURDAY SELECTIONS
      120 23 SCRUTINEER DANTE Race I Tango Dancer Dermal Tang* Dancer Honest Guard Darmal Tango Dancer November Flowers Tango Danoer Race t Kaon pone M eta 7 a Dusky Anna Rampong Mclaya Sentoaa Rampong Melajra Sentoaa Kaapaa* Melaya Sentoaa Race j Grand Ooap Outrageous Fcititlf > Grand Coup EcstaUca Ufci.
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      95 23 BLUB PETER DANTE i. Aiw»yiThere Money Maker Always There Magic Lamp AffeeUUoa Always There The Bold Ones iMt t: The Crimson Tycoon The Crlmoon Tyooon lirtsi Jaek Local Sensation Local Sensation Omnia Vinclt Amusement lut J: Dm Dam Tresor D"or KMC 4: *a«a«yi* [Him Dm Sincerity Romaaynd |g|BH
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      2809 23 m 2.15 Class 4 Div. 2 61 UH ($7,500 $5,250 to winner) 1 3492 Mom n Maker II a (CH Soo) Mansor S 9.0 (+7) f ...•Wan I 3140 Mmm mMc Mood g (HT Wee) Allan 5 8.13 (+2) Allan 1 0071
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      79 20 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom i m a I H m 10 ESS 2 II by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson Vv PEAOLY FUMES eeo/N rofUL THE ROOM. m u iJB r Sr II OF TM I® 60NNA MAKB A SOUND OK GO ANY- m w St 4* J
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      296 21 PETROF TOim oS 28th anniversary A CENTURY OLD TRADITION AND A FAMOUS NAME "faputforte J Q'\ I t A V- v c ij 4 ,X— J v —V PETROF OI -»J err B.a i P i vwatiigii fjfc. r has a larger dynamic range and a particularly harmonious tone, being
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      308 22 NEW NATION CROSSWORD a a 8 on parle Francais 9 Prepared a sign 10 Sound of a flute 11 of (by authority of): Phrase 12 Bufflx expressing smallness 13 Entrance way 18 Decline 23 Viands: Slang 25 Trimmed a cake 26 Verbal goof 28 Lace edging 29 Wagon 30 Mens
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      THE ROVING EYE
      81 24 This must surely be a very effective way to lure customers to a chicken-rice stall. Just hang your chickens in all their plucked splendour on a road sign and see how the hungry motorists stop to have a quick snack. No bill-board can speak more eloquently. The
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    284 24  -  By Nancy Koh Pan American Airways' 100 stations all over the world are appealing to their local US comBunity8 unity to support elr campaign for a Government subsidy to save the ailing airline. Their staff members have passed the hat round to raise money to
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      151 24 NEXT WEEK IN NEW NATION.. Women in terror... How do women react when danger and death stare them in the face? New Nation begins an exciting three-part feature on Monday which reveals the terrifying minutes Id the lives of some local women like being caught in a hotel fire, or
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