New Nation, 6 November 1975

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    19 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Thursday November 6, 1975 No. 1481 Price 20 cents MC (P) 1118/75 IT NEW NATION COMMENT
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  • Article, Illustration
    Sex change girl weds
    504 1 'I am just like a blind man given his sight' Johore Baru, Thursday Sex change girl Cik Sari Kartina blntl Abdul Karim, 24, who was operated on in Singapore last year, was married yesterday at the Johore Religious Department here. She married a Singapore businessman, Encik
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  • LOCAL NEWS
    • Article
      Postal dept. surplus of $20 mil.
      170 2 Revenue collected by the Postal Services Department Increased by 8.4 per cent to $48.2 million over the past fiscal year. This brought a surplus of revenue over expenditure to $20.4 million. This, however, was a decrease of 1.1 per cent over that of the
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      New centre
      31 2 The Senior Minister of State for Education, Mr. Chal Chong Yii, will offlclate at the launching of the Singapore Teachers' Union Teachers' Resource Centre on Monday at 4 p.m.
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      A dog's life but it is great...
      192 2 Everything was set the candles were lit, sandwiches and curry puffs were on the table. And In walked the "birthday boy" Moses, lagging his tall. It Is not every dog that has a birthday cake with candles to celebrate his birthday. But for
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    • Article
      Graduation
      20 2 The Queenstown Community Centre annual kindergarten graduation will be held at their premises on Nov. 15 at 7.30 pjn.
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    • Article
      Volume slackens on easier trend
      121 2 ON THE 'CHANGE Yesterday's easier trend was extended when the Stock Exchange of Singapore opened this morning. Volume, however, slackened somewhat. BUSINESS DONE: First Section 8. Darby (1) S.Ot, (32) 3.04. (7) 3.02, (14) 3.06. Sett.: (20) 3.06, (3) 3.04. (12) 3.08. Setron (1) 1.81.
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    • Article
      Dance night
      44 2 A youth folk dance night will be held at the Youth Leadership Training Institute on Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. Tuan Hajl Sha'arl Tadln, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) and adviser to the People's Association Regional Youth Council (East) will be the guest-of-honour.
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      Skilled technicians may be licensed
      523 2 ...to operate new factory machinery because of the high accident rate resulting from their use Licences may in future be needed for skilled technicians to operate new factory machinery. The Government, the Parliamentary Secretary (labour), Mr. Fong Btp Chee. announced last night, is studying the
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    • Article
      OUR ROADS
      13 2 Police reported 78 accidents yesterday. Three were serious and two fatal.
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    • Article
      POOR ENDING TO PLAY
      379 2  -  By Violet Oon Much was promised in the first act of the University of Singapore Society's production of Asif Currimbhoy's play, Goa, but little was really delivered in the end. The play, with Its brilliant thrust and counterthrust of words, was not to blame. Written by
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      MAD, BAD and SAD
      352 4  -  The tough process of making society accept the mentally-ill By Wang Look Fung A local general pr a c 111 loner this morning re v e a 1 ed that there axe more mentally ill people outside the mental hospitals than in them. But Dr. Koh
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      OUR SPAGHETTI KING
      149 4 You gotta be fasta with the pasta! And hefty Winston Baey, 30. proved It when he gobbled 900gm of spaghetti In five minutes 31 seconds. A businessman, he beat seven other con- testants In a eating contest held yesterday evening at Metro Golden Mile, Beach Road. Prises
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    • Article
      JTC plan for a shopping complex with flats
      121 4 A construction firm was recently awarded an 18.3 mil'lon contract to build Juror.* Town Corporation's first shopping complex cum flats in the industrial estate. According to informed sources, the project will consist of a 25storey block of flats, shop houses, a restaurant
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      Blood...
      24 4 The mobile blood transfusion service will be at the Faith Methodist Church In Commonwealth Drive on Sunday between 8.45 am. and 12 noon.
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      First tree
      36 4 The Minister for National Develooment and Com m un icaticns. Mr. Lim Kim San. will lead the National Tree Planting Campaign at the Calmhill Com m un ity Centre on Sunday at 8.30 a.m.
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    • Article
      45,000 seek help at mental hospital
      201 4 The number of outpatient attendances at the Woodbridge Hespltal has risen from 17.000 in 1962 to about 45.000 last year. This was disclosed by Dr. W.F. Tsoi, Medical Superintendent of the hospital, at the sth PanPaclflc Conference on Rehabilitation of the Disabled, held at
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      Cab drivers who ignore local passengers...
      232 4 Fresh complaints have been made by Singaporeans against taxi drivers at the major hotels for refusing to pick up local passengerjs. Several people who rang New Nation said taxi drivers deliberately Ignore the doorman's whistle or rignals to Dick up passengers. One hardware salesman
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    • Article
      Captain buys his own ship for $150,000
      218 4 A ship's captain, Arthur Morse, who In September this year successfully won a High Court Judgement for the auction of a Costa Rlcan Ashing vessel, has bought the ship for $150,000. The vessel, Azuma. was seised in June this year, and later ordered
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      Logo design contest
      60 4 The Institute of Banking and Finance will launch a competition to select a logo. Prises will be awarded for the nine best designs. The first prize Is *400, second prize, $20 and third prize, $100. All entries must reach the Director, Jnotttute of Banking and Finance, Ath
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      349 4 WHAT'S ON The National Museum Is screening ACADEMY AWARD WINNING FILMB. Norman Rockwell's World and The New York School at Its premises at 7.30 pjn. bree admission tickets are available. The National Museum and the Royal Netherlands Embassy are holding an EXHIBITION of works by M. C. Escher, "Adventures in
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Ahmed to resign
      182 5 'New President to be sworn in today' report Reuter, AP London, Thursday Radio Bangladesh said last night that President Khonder Mushtaque Ahmed has expressed a desire to resign and that a new Pre- sident will be sworn in today. Radio Bangladesh said that Mr. Mushtaque Ahmed would
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      Lock icon NOT TRUE SAYS NESSEN
      209 5 Reuter Washington, Thursday The White House defended Mr James Schlesinger yesterday against charges that he has been dismissed as Defence Secretary because he had a hard line policy against the Soviet Union. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said that, in fact, Mr. Schlesinger was the
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      Lock icon When detente is not so...
      153 5 Reuter London, Thursday A British military chief of NATO yesterday challenged the policy of detente between East and West claiming that it was weakening Western defence against growing Soviet military powers. Admiral of the Fleet Sir Peter Hill-Norton, who is chairman of the NATO military
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      Lock icon Rare manuscripts fetch $5 million
      106 5 United Press International Zurich, ThursdayAncient Hebrew and Samaritan Biblical manuscripts were sold at a Sotheby's auction yesterday for 5.613 million Swiss Francs ($5 million). The most important of the 38 manuscripts sold were bought by the Hebrew University in Jerusalem which received financial help from
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      Lock icon 350,000 get the go-ahead
      393 6 Sahara march begins today Reuter Agadir, Thursday King Hassan last night announced his 350,000 peace marchers will today cross the border into Spanish-held Western Sahara "brandishing only the sacred book of Allah." The King told the marchers in a broadcast: "If you meet a Spanish civilian
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    • Article
      Lock icon TODAY
      130 6 United Press International TODAY is Thursday. Nov. 6. the 310 th day of 1975 with 55 to follow. THE MOON Is between its new phase and first quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Venus, Marg and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS is Jupiter. Those bom on this date are under
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      The Odd Corner
      53 6 PubUcan Ken Rowson spent £100 ($500) on fishing tackle, took lessons from an international angler and waited for bis first bite. Now, five years and only one fish later. Ren of Bentley, Doncaster has finally given up. "It's so embarrassIn® —I used to be a trtwlerman," he
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      Lock icon US told to get in touch with PLO
      126 6 Reuter Washington, Thursday Egyptian Pr e s ident Anwar Sadat told Congress yesterday that the United States must establish contact with the Palestinians, warning that continuing neglect was an open invitation to violence, n eg a t i vism and extremism. In
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      Lock icon Aussie banks summoned to back Govt
      195 6 Reuter Canberra, Thursday The heads of all Australian trading banks are reported to have been called to this national capital for a meeting yesterday to draw up arrangements for the continued funding of government operations. Morning newspapers frontpaged the story, saying the meeting will
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      Lock icon 150-year-old English law is overturned
      169 6 Reuter London. Thursday Britain's law Lords yesterday overturned a 150-year-old legal principle that dam ages awarded by a court here must be given in sterling. In a judgment likely to have far-reaching effects on cases which arise during world currency fluctuations, the law Lords decided
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      Lock icon New York mayor hits out at Ford
      210 6 Reuter Washington. Thursday New York Mayor Abraham Beame yesterday used the same platform from which President Ford ruled out Federal aid to the finan-cially-troubled city to tu'spil the administration's policy as one of political sloganeering Addressing the National Press Club one week after
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      Lock icon A girl for Diana
      44 6 United Press International Holljrwood, Thursday. Diana Ross gave birth on Tuesday night to a 3.2 kg girl at Cedars of Lemanon Hospital. The baby, named Chudney, is the third daughter of the singer and her husband, music executive Bob Silbersteln.
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      Lock icon Sacked
      36 6 Reuter Paris, Thursday. Prominent Oa u 111 st Alexandre Sangulnetti was dismissed from his post in the French Government yester day after he called President Valery Olscard d'Estalng a "one-eyed" politician and scorned his leadership.
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    • Article
      Lock icon Radiation in breast X-ray can be cut by 90p.c.
      178 6 United Press International New York, Thursday. A way has been found to cut by 90 per cent the radiation, or rads, needed to make an x-ray picture of the female breast, Dr. Philip Strax said yesterday. A rad is the measurement
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      Lock icon Ali to act in a film about himself
      148 7 Reuter Hollywood, Thursday World heavyweight boxing cha m p ion Muhammad Ali has agreed to make a film called Ali, based on his life story, Mr. David Beg e 1 man, president of Columbia Pictures, announced here. Shooting of the film, to
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      Lock icon $2m ring for Liz
      411 7 Re-marriage gift from Burton Reuter, UPI Johannesburg, Thursday Actor Richard Burton yesterday bought his wife Elizabeth Taylor a diamond ring worth US$l million ($2.45 million) to celebrate their re marriage, Johannesburg's leading diamond dealer said last night. The ring is a rare antique which has been
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      304 5 LEVI'S SPECIAL OFFERS WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORISED BY LEVI'S DISTRIBUTOR TO SELL THE LEVI'S GOODS AT A VERY SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE. LEVI'S UP. HQW Spinnaker checked jeans $2S so it oo MARDI GRAS CHECKED JEANS IS SO l« SO PLAID AURORA SHIRTS 25.00 IS 00 DENIM SHIRTS 22.50 IS 00
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      190 6 WORLD WEATHER New York Sunny, 21-12 C. Headline: Equal rights amendments lose In New York and New Jersey voting. San Francisco Cloudy, 15-7 C. Headline: Rocky will back Fords bid. Paris Cloudy, 10-BC. Headline: Moroccan march suspended. Moscow Cloudy minus 3-6 C. Pravda's headline: "The banner of the October Revolution
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      242 7 See Page 17 The top takes in the full skg load bhs ft? 3»W S The bottom saves on floor area AbC (Y\S I didn't realize washing could be so easy unlil I bought the Philips washing machine Model AAC 914 Modal AAC 740 Philips Mighty Midget.A super compact washing
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  • OPINION
    • Article
      The ire of Thai Muslims
      385 8 Thailand's southern provinces are not just burdened by history. The four states of Yala, Patani, Narathlwat and Satun have more than 800,000 Muslims, many of whom refuse to recognise Bangkok's authority. These four provinces have belonged to Thailand from early history but Its people, always
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      Yellow Pages confusion
      92 8 WHISPERS IS B p Y An executive who wanted to rent a car decided to "let hi* fingers do the walking"' and looked up the Yellow Pages under "automobile." When the index had no such listing, he looked under "car rentals." not listed. Under "rentals" too he
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    • Article
      Use clerks, not teachers
      106 8 Why doesn't the Post Office Savings Bank employ clerks to collect the school children's saving Instead of making teachers do the Jobs? Teachers are already overworked, what with collecting school fees, supplementary fees, milk money, etc. Is It fair to ask them to collect for the
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    • Article
      The long wait for flats
      348 8 VOICE OF THE PRESS SIN CHEW JIT POH Speaking at the annual dinner of the Singapore Institute of Architects the other night, Mr. Lim Kim San, the Minister for National Development and Communications, disclosed that despite the fact that the Housing and Development Board (HDB)
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      MAKING ICEBERGS OUT OF VIETS
      520 8  -  THURSDAY WITH PAKIR SINGH PAKIR SINGH Tne jungles of South Vietnam are the sanctuaries of a resistance movement once again except that this time round It is those opposed to the communists and who are seeking to utilise the rough terrain to dislodge the Marxist
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      Bus that refused to stop for the kids
      113 8  -  D. LIM I was in BBS bus No. 5 one evening at 6.30 travelling along Stevens Road towards Orchard Road. The bus approached a bus-stop where a woman and several schoolchildren had raised their hands for the bus to stop. Just as
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      13 8 MAIL BAG WRITE TO THE EDITOR. NEW NATION. LOCKED BAG 15. SINGAPORE 1.
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      95 8 V- r'/v Jf teVx ft M<;ni SPECIAL April to December 15.1975 It > «>ti think you can t attortj tin* luxurious Rasa Sa\ani!. \oii are wrunn Our S-Nisihl Spot i.ll is ik'siviu'ti |iivl tot \«»u IVr nielli N|S.v> I<ir a miii»!i •»r \IS 4<> I"i t luin .Hid MS"" tor
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  • FEATURE
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      Day Telecoms was target of the bombers
      1246 9 Circuit kept going by brave men who chose to stay on Making of the Modern Singaporean On the afternoon of Wednesday, Feb. 11, 1942 five days before the fall of Singapore the first Japanese bombs fell close enough to the Cable and Wireless
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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  • SPECIAL FEATURE
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      EXORCISM
      1984 10/11 THL OCCULT has always fascinated man. Modern research is beginning to throw considerable light on it and explain it in terms of behaviour patterns and societal pressures and structures. Unfortunately, the credulity of many people, including Singaporeans, remains high. No doubt, science has not yet thoroughly explained all phenomena,
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      FOOLS RUSH IN WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD...
      443 10/11 Exorcism can backfire! The classic case, still haunting minds of Singaporeans apd serving as a tragic reminder that a simple visit to the doctor can be more fruitful than the mind- tormenting sessions with a medium who is as baffled by the
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    • Article
      Case One
      198 10/11 This is the true story of a 38-year-old mother of seven children who felt unwanted and consequently alienated herself from her family and surroundings. Friends who knew her said her husband was the active type, deeply involved in community organisations and seldom came home till late at night.
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      Case Two
      305 10/11 A knock at the door followed by a voice calling his name one afternoon was the beginning of a sixmonth ordeal for a middle-aged, married fireman. He rushed to open the door, bat there was nobody oatside. Put sled, he closed the door, thinking it was the work
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      Case Three
      203 10/11 Dabbling with spirits from the other world is fraught with dangers for the amateurs as a married Chinese man found out. He became mentally unbalanced and his wife had to seek the help of a medium. It did seem to help to some extent, but Mr. Tan is
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  • Page 10/11 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      548 10/11 Thursday BE-4 NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address f Tel: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS j ACROSS I USING I s CLUES BELOW mm Cut along dotted lines J CLUES FOR BE-4 1. If you a man hastily, he may
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  • PLEASURE
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      Such happy Tyrollers
      338 12  -  Jennifer Schoon The dances of the Tyrol reflect the temperament of Its people people who love to laugh a lot. Lively and fast moving, the dances follow a hard day's work In the fields, when the men have had a drink or two and feel the urge
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      Lock icon THE MOVIEMAKERS AND POLITICAL JAZZ
      767 12  -  From Joseph Gelmis The Washington Post It's a fact of life for movie makers that the only way they can make political statements is to jazz up the message. The three pr i ncipal methods are through comedy, romance and thrills. Three Days Of The
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
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      149 12 INVEST WISELYInvest on these Machines! A > z. w We have all makes of BALLY Fruit (Jackpot) Machines and we also provide maintenance and servicing of Jackpot machines. We also have all makes of coin-operate amusement machines, Billiard, Flipper Games, Bingo, Football Tables, Jukes boxes, weighing machines, Kiddie Rides, Binoculars,
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      193 12 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL RASA SAYANG CRUISES SPECIAL AIRFARES Australia/ N Zealand 21/22 days *****/ 15/11 29/11 6/12 9/12 U S A. 16/29 days $3375/ 3900 6/11/ 29/11 BKK/ TAIWAN/ JAPAN SEOUL 16/20 days 2000/ 2280 15/11 20/11 27/11 6/12 12/12 28/12 BKK/TAIWAN 'Huaien, Alishan)/HKG 12/14 days 1350/1450 18/11 20/11 23/11 29/11
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  • TREND
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      Lock icon Bring out the beast in him
      67 13 Bring out the savage in your man with this caped dress which skims the curves of your body. Eddyoes, who is outfitted for a formal evening by Gay Hong Tailoring, is dressed to complement Lucia, who is dressed by Shades of Blue Boutique. Photo
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      Should kids be allowed to do as they please?
      919 13  -  Violet Oon There, are a lot of children I cannot stand. They scream everywhere, slap their servants and hit ether children indiscriminately. Tney think it is tunny to smear icecream down your shirt iront. Tney creep up from behind and shoctc
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      A STUDY THAT DOUBLES UP...
      257 13 DECOR IDEAS If your house is small and you have converted one of your bedrooms into a study you cannot afford to have it look too utilitarian. A cleverly decorated study can double up as a guest bedroom and even an extension of the living
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  • Page 13 Advertisements
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  • FINANCE
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      Forecast of upturn in trade
      196 14 An upturn in trade between Europe and tne Far East next year is predicted by Mr. Jonn Black, director of the Tilbury container port, London, after his recent tour of the Far East. He said that his talks with shipping company executives here, in Kuala
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      Lock icon New UK ruling on business claims
      439 14 'Foreign states can be sued in another's courts' Reuter London, Thursday Brit a 1 n's Privy Council ruled yesterday that foreign states can be sued over com m e r cial transactions in another country's courts. "In this country and no doubt in most
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      Lock icon Goods from Japan: Call for curbs
      219 14 Associated Press London, Thursday Britain is in danger of becoming Japan's "European colony" unless Japanese imports are controlled, a Labour Member of Parliament warned yesterday. Mr. Doug Hoyle said he was asking Trade Secretary Peter Shore about the lapsing of arrangements Britain had with
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    • Markets round the world
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        NEW YORK
        121 14 Yesterdays prices in US dollars followed by the difference on the previous •euion's close AT T. 494 4 Beth Steel 32'/a 4 Caterp. Tra. 72 Chrysler 104 4 Coca-Cola S34 34 Oontl. Oil 584 —1ft Dow Chem. 904 14 Dresser 60 ft Du Pont 122 1 E. Kodak
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        Dow Jones
        33 14 Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 836.37 (up 6.14); 20 transport 168.18 (up 0.57); 15 utilities 82.66 (up 0.22); 65 stocks 256.55 (up 1.47).
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        TOKYO
        162 14 Closing prices (In yen) on the Tokyo Stock Exchange: AJinomoto 342 12 Bridges tone New 436 0 Dalel 1140 0 Pujlsawa Phar 615 2 Ishlkawajlma 130 2 Klrln Brewery 307 2 Matsushita B1 535 —2 Mitsubishi He 134—4 Nippon St. New 117 0 Pioneer Elect 1680 —40 Shlseido New
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        PARIS
        103 14 Closing prices (In francs) on the Psrls Bourse yesterday: Parlbas 178 +3 Fonder 349 —3 Prlntemps 61 —.95 Bull 30 unch. Royal Dutch 157 +3 Mlchelln 1373 +42 OOE 289.80 —.30 Thomson 244 +9 CPP 121.90 +3 90 Rhone 103 +1.50 Air 359 +7 BSN 569 +29 Philips 42.60
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        ZURICH
        77 14 Zurich Stock Exchange closing prices yesterday: UBS B. 3035 44 UBS R. 465 11 SBC 451 10 Credit Suisse 2850 35 8wlssair B. 415 5 Swiss Relnsur. 2070 20 Wlnterthur B. 1740 25 Zurich Insur. 6400 100 Juvena B. 410 20 Nestle B. 3355 25 lrterfood B. 2220 20
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        SYDNEY
        108 14 Closing prices at 11.30 a.m. today 'Australian timet on the Bydney Stock Exchange: Allctate 04 07 Beach 19 22 Cleveland 25 27 Endeavour 14 15 Fllnd 20C Opt 03 04 Inter Mtn 04 '-i 05 Kath Inv 132 138 Kla Ora nil 20 Mid E. Mlns 26 29 Plnevale
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      Market report
      165 14 The first signs of market easiness surfaced at the Singapore Stock Exchange yesterday after more than a week of bullish activity. The initial buying support was not sustained and sellers dominated the market. Business observers believed that the market was reactinr to the fairly sharp rises of the
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      Lock icon OECD 24 in the red
      119 14 Reuter Paris, Thursday.—Noncommunist Indus trial nations are expected to have a combined balance of payments deficit of about US$lO,OOO million ($25,000 million) next year, a leading West German financial official said yesterday. Bundesbank vice-pre-sident Otmar Emminger told reporters the deficit of the 24 members of
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      194 14 NEW CAR DIRECTORS 4 IdU PLEASE CALL L mWJ TO SEE THE iy RANQE AT: CITY MOTORS (S) PTE. LTD., fl4 OS. International Plaza. 10 Anson Road, S'pore 2 Tel: *****66/ *****31 E3 HENRV ANG AGENCIES PTE. LTD., 9 Leng Kee Road Singapore 3 Tal *****4 Trust Motor Co (Pta)
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      343 14 The first International Ocean Exposition In the history of mankind Okinawa Japan Exhibits from more than 50 countries. Oo Expo 75 with C E Tours. Fly the Jumbo Family 8747 Collect your full-colour Expo newsletter from C E Tours. TAIWAN/ HU ALIEN/ OKI-NAWA-EXPO/ HONQ//KONQ/ BANGKOK 0/12/14 days $1470/ $1580/ $1470
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  • FOR THE YOUNG
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      Main methods of scooping out iron ore deposits
      614 15 Mining Qres are a mixture of minerals. Some ores are rich in iron. Others are less rich and have a large number of impurities, such as sulphur, alumina, phosphorus, silica, and sometimes titanium. The principal ores from which Iron Is produced contain
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      WAYS TO EXTEND NATION'S POWERS
      371 15 Imperialism Imperialism is a national policy that f a v ours extending power or control over possessions. Nations can expand by force or peaceful exeinsion: They may exnd their power by military, economic or political means or a combination of these. Imperialism Is as old
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      Witty, wise folk tales
      136 15 Story THE MEETINGPOOL by M e r v 7 n Skipper. The animals of the Jungle were worried because the White Man was coming closer and closer to their haunts, chopping down the trees and burning them. Each night, beside the drinking pool (where no animal
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
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      469 15 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BORN today you take a great Interest in other people an academic rather then a personal Interest and for this reason It is not likely that you will feel an excess of sympathy even though your understanding" is far above average. This distance from
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      1293 16 20$ A WORD ORIENTAL ARTS A CRAFTS. Happy coats children's pyjamas. Ideal for tourist shops Wholesale retail. Hsu Brothers, 87 Hill Street, S'pore 6. FASHION-MATE (LADIES' dressmakers/- designers). Dresses made-to-measure. Satisfaction guarantee. Moderate charges. 825, Hong Leong Building, Raffles Quay SHIPPING CERTIFICATE COURSE I Oet qualified In Shipping by I
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      409 16 im THE BANANA LEAF APOLO RESTAURANT Tel: *****2 24 Cuff Road (along K.K. market) for your Fish-head Supreme, fried chicken, prawns, crabs, mutton cooked In genuine Indian spicy taste. Ample parking. NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Tan Hwee Meng of No. 96, Idris Road, Blk 3 Singapore,
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      49 16 EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD. Fast Service, alrcondltloned, easy parking 10 a.m. 8.30 p.m. Kwan Im Vegetarian Restaurant. 190 Waterloo Street, Tel: *****9. GREAT RESTAURANT (2nd Floor, Oc«an Building Shopping Cantra) FOR QUICK LUNCH OR DINNER ALSO CATERS FOR ALL FUNCTIONS TEL: *****8 A *****8. BUSINESS HOURS: 10 a.m. 11 IE
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  • SPORT
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      Pahlawan to score double
      409 17 ON THE TRACK with Blue Peter Ipoh, Thursday Pahlawan 111, an easy winner last Sunday, can complete a double here this weekend. The flve-year-old by Sobig did a smart gallop on the sand track here this morning with Moses Lee astride. He appeared eager to gallop
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      356 17 Reuter Tokyo. Thursday Johnny Miller of the United States heads the list of 120 players from six countries competing In the 30 million yen (about *****,000) Sony Charity golf tournament beginning here today. Miller, 28, runner-up In this year's money winning list to Jack Nicklaus,
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      583 18  -  By JEFFREY LOW Only a few exciting moments filled a lack lustre soccer friendly clash between S i n g a p o re Selection and a Combines XI made up of non-national players from Division One clubs at Jalan Besar last night. Although Selection -won 3-1
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      125 18 —LCS Singapore drivers and motor-cyclists will take part in the Indonesian Grand Prix at the Jaya Antjol circuit, Jakarta, this weekend. The drivers will include veteran Chong Boon Seng (Lotus), lan Oray (Porsche 9118), James Knight (Cboper 8) and Del Schloemer (Chev-Camaro). Spearheading the motor cycling
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      444 18  -  By PHILIP TAN First Division leaders Armed Forces face a tough challenge in the first round of the President's Cup when they meet formidable Cairnhill at Jalan Besar Stadium today (kickoff 7.30 p.m.). Forcei. who are aiming for the League and Cup double, suffered a shock
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      30 selected for youth trials
      153 18 The FAS Youth Committee have named a squad cf 30 players for two trials to nelect a team for next year's Asian youths championship In Bangkok. Armed Forces, the ycuth champions have the moat number of players In the squad. Seven of their first team
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      832 19 But Dutch and Yugoslav teams most impressive Reuter, UPI London, Thursday Bayern Munich, the holders, apd France's St Etienne, the only other survivors from last season's European soccer Cup semi-finals competing this year, won their way through to the last eight when the reverse legs
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      38 19 London, Thursday. Results of last night's English League soccer matches: Dlv. 3 Chesterfield 6 Colchester 1; Sheffield Wed 1 Dillingham 0. Dlv. 4 Crewe 1 Bournemouth 0; Reading 1 Swansea 0; Torquay 2 Barnsley 0.
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      639 19  -  BOWLING by Jeffrey Low Raymond Kang has been "recalled" to the Seap Games bowling team following a trunk call from Bangkok yesterday morning. The Singapore Ten-pin Bowling Congress received the call from one of the Thai bowling organisers who said that Singapore's entry of five
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      79 19 Edinburgh, Thursday— England last night completed a 9-0 victory over Scotland In their two-day European zone Thomas Cup badminton tie here after leading 4-0 on Tuesday night. Results (English 1st): D. Talbot bt R. McColg 15-5, 15-0; R. Stevens bt N. McCloy 15-0, 15-4; P. Whetnall
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      189 19 Singapore schools' rugby champions St. Andrew's will make a weeklong tour of Bangkok as guests of the Vajivirudh College on December 12. The schools are in the process of raising the required $12,000 to send the party of 35 for the trip. They hope to obtain
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    143 20 r s The last word v J —Rratrr Terry Allen, newly elected treasurer of a rugby league club In York, England, was surprised to receive a letter from the bank acknowledging his appointment as treasurer of a university "gay" society. Realising that a computer had made a
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    54 20 ME I LIN: Why don't you buy me $2£ million diamonds like Richard Burton buys for Elizabeth Taylor? AH FOOK: One I am not Burton, two you are not Liz, three I am not mad, and four I am saving money to eat out at the Orchard Road
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