New Nation, 12 November 1975

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    20 1 New Nation Price 20 cents MC (P) 1118/75 SINGAPORE Wednesday November 12, 1975 No. 1486 Jf NEW (0) NATION [COGENT
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  • Article, Illustration
    Big probe on lawyers
    545 1  -  By Francis Rozario,Wang Look Fung The Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, has ordered the Law Society to conduct an inquiry into the professional conduct of lawyer Foo See Juan over the disposal of at least $2 million worth of assets of a property development company.
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    Student feud ends in boy's death...
    216 1  -  By Bharathi Mohan Seventeen-year-old schoolboy, V. Rama Nathan, died in hospital yesterday hours after he was attacked by a group of boys at Lavender Street. Police believe he could have been the victim of a schoolboys' feud. Rama Nathan, a secondary four pupil of
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    S'pore not ready...
    132 1 Star midfielder Suresh Anandan (second from left) was clearly the only Singapore Selection player with keen football sense when he scored this solitary Singapore goal from 15 metres against New Zealand last night. The 5-1 defeat of the Selection exposed main weakness of the side teamwork. And
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Student welfare duty of all
      559 2  -  Education chief defends controversial suggestions By Teresa Ooi The Acting Deputy Director of Schools, Mr. Lim Kim Woon, whose "let's eat with the children" call to teachers and other suggestions to them recently stoked up a controversy in the schools, has defended his proposals as
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      Teacher: Fine the little Jitterbugs
      203 2 A secondary school teacher. Mr. S.C. Tan. has strongly recommended that students caught littering or defacing school property, should be fined 50 cents and more with each subsequent offence. Those unable to pay the fine, Mr. Tan added, will have to report for detention classes,
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      Baby has two months to live
      207 2  -  By Richard Lim Soh Kok Wee, the five month old baby with an abnormally big head, will not live through his seventh month. And there is nothing anyone can do to save him. This painful fact was disclosed to the father of the child.
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    • Article
      Expedition by scouts
      57 2 The Rover Scouts of St. Andrew's School will organise an expedition to Pulau Ketam, just off the Selangor coast, from Nov. 28 to Nov. 30 to study the origin, history and local customs of the island. The group was formed in 1974 and caters for males between
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    • Article
      There's no cat-and-dog link...
      368 2 FI*OM THE DOC HOUSE BY PC I have had many phone calls concerning my reference that dogs and cats share a common ancestor and one reader wants to know why I am so certain that dogs are not descended from wolves when I said that they
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      OUR ROADS
      10 2 Police reported 78 accidents yesterday. Four were serious.
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      ON THE 'CHANGE
      84 2 Prices improved marginally at the Stock Exchange of Singapore during the first 45 minutes this morning In reaction to the decline of the past two days. BUSINESS DONE: S. Darby (1) 3.14, (55) 3.12. Sett: (4) 3.14. (1) 3 12 M. Credit (1) 1.74. Sett: (4) 1.75.
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      The well-heeled addicts
      347 3  -  Young girls hooked on heroin who earn as much as $7000 a month By Francis Rozario, Wang Look Fung Many social escort and dance hostess heroin addicts in Singapore earn as much as $3000 to $7000 a month but most are usually broke, investigations by Central Narcotic
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    • Article
      Motorists find new use for ALS car parks
      111 3 Many motorists have found a new use for the Area Licensing Scheme fringe car parks located near HDB estates. They are parking their cars in these lots during the evenings, and saving $15, the monthly charge for parking in a Housing and
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    • Article
      Film shows
      50 3 Four Japarese film shows will be screened on Nov. 16, 23, 30 and Dec. 7, at 9 a.m at Metropcle Theatre in conjunction with the Japanese Cultural Festival 1975, Free admission tickets are available from today, between 0 and 9 pm., at the society's premises, 22-B Orchard Road.
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      Another aspect of Haw Par probed
      167 3 Officers from the Attorney General's Office, the Commercial Crimes and the general manager of the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) are now in Hong Kong for investigations into another aspect of the Haw Par affair. Mr. S. Rajendran. the Senior State Counsel, and his
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      She caught her man...
      194 3 Reckless driver fired One of Singapore Bus Service's first Ave woman ticket inspectors has caught her first man a male SBS driver, who was sacked last week for reckless driving. Sources said the woman inspector was doing her routine ticket checking on the bus when she
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    • Article
      Kidnap bid foiled by police
      387 4 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Police foiled a guerrilla-style kidnap attempt on a 25-year-old woman after a three-hour rescue operation at a hotel in Jalan Raja Laut here early this morning. Hundreds of spectators watched as a hooded man dragged the woman, with a dagger pointed at
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      Lock icon Raffles now seeks new home
      154 4 Care to have Sir Stamford Raffles all to yourself? For $3000 that is what the Singapore House of Wax is asking you can have this life-size model of Singapore's founder sitting stately in his favourite armchair plus a desk and writing materials. Raffles Is the
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      Seminar
      40 4 The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences of the University of Singapore will host a one-day seminar on Asian values and modernisation. The seminar will be held at the New Lecture Theatre No. 1 on Saturday at 9 a.m.
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      Amman – S'pore air link soon
      139 4 Amman S'pore air link soon Alia, the Jordanian flag-carrier, Is planning to fly scheduled services twice-weekly from Amman to Singapore next April. Alia will be the first Middle East airline to fly scheduled services to Singapore. Lebanon's Trans- Mediterranean Airways now operates charter services. A Department of Civil Aviation spokesman
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      Pelandoks
      41 4 Former members of the Fourth St. Joseph's Scout Group 2104 <Pelandok) are requested to contact Mr. James Tseng, *****7, in connection with a get-together to celebrate the group's 25th anniversary on Dec. 6 at St. Joseph's Institution at 7.00 p.m.
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      Stamp show
      36 4 The Senior Minister of State for Communications, Mr. Ong Teng Cheong, will declare open the national stamp exhibition—Singpex '75—at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday at 2 p.m. It will be on until Dec. 5
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      115 2 HAVEN'T YOU TRIED THE NEW LOCAL SPECIALITIES AT LADYHILLS COFFEESHOP? They 're really Singaporean as good as your favourite hawker's —LOOK AT WHAT'S NEW—HOKIEN PRfcNN MEE TEOCHEW FISH PORRIDGE AT SUND4Y BRUNCH: OTAK OTAK WITH COCONUT RICE (NASI LEMAK) OF COURSE THERE RE STILL HAINAN CHICKEN RICE. TAHUGORENG. MEE REBUS.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      61 2 Today: 5.07 p.m. f2.lm). Tomorrow: 5.53 a.m. <2.1m6.58 p.m. (2.lm> Friday: 7.57 am '2.3mt, 8.20 p.m f2.2mi. Saturday: 3.34 a.m. <2.4 m», 913 p.m (2.3 m). Sunday: 9.05 am <2.Bmi. 9.13 p.m (23m». Monday: 9.33 a.m. (2.7 m», 10.32 p.m. <2.5m>. Tuesday: 10.01 a.m. <2.Bm>, 11.08 p.m. <2.6mn Forecast Singapore's
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      219 4 M The Social Al7a 1 r s Minister, Enclk Othman Wok, will officiate at the OPENING CEREMONY of the Jurong Fire Station at Boon Lay Drive at 4.00 p.m. The Par 11 am en tary Secretary (Education), Enclk Ahmad Mattar, will address anc' present certificates to 350 graduands at the
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      556 4 Wednesday BF-3 NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cut out and pin with other coupons Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr /Mrs /Miss) Address IB |A T F,LL ,N M.SS.NG LETTERS ACROSS using G U CLUES en Cut along dotted line*. —_J CLUES FOR BF-3 1. They fly by night, usually. 2. In
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon UN Zionism vote angers West
      398 5 Reuter New York, Wednesday Several Western governments reacted angrily yesterday to a UN General As- s e m b 1 y resolution condemning Zionism as a form of racism. Jewish leaders bitterly decried the vote as representing antl-semltlsm, but It was hailed as hls- torlc
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      Lock icon India's tit for tat curb on UK degrees
      178 5 Reuter New Delhi, Wednesday The Medical Council of India (MCI) announced yesterday it will not allow doctors with British qualifications to practise in India after March 1977. The move appeared to be a retaliation for strict curbs imposed last May on Indian
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      Lock icon New cure
      34 5 Associated Press Tel Aviv. Wednesday.— Israeli scientists have discovered that flufenamlc acid, a drug used to treat arthritis, may be effective against migraine headaches and menstrual pains, the Weizmann Institute said yesterday.
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      Lock icon No ties
      25 5 United Press International Washington, Wednesday The United States will not recognise the self-proclaimtd government of newly independent Angola, the State Department said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Cancer-causing substances
      115 5 Reuter Geneva, Wednesday— Exhaust gaser from cars and jet aircraft, some food products and the atmosphere contain the two main cancer-causing substances in the environment, the World Health Or g a n 1 s a tion (WHO) said yesterday. The organisation said the substances were Benzo (A) Pyrene
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      Lock icon ABOUT TURN BY AMIN
      240 5 UPI and Reuter Nairobi, Wednesday Fresldent Idl Amln yesterday backed down from his threat to break diplom a 11 c relations with Russia and Instead merely called for a new Soviet Ambassador to Uganda. Mr. Amln, In a statement broadcast by Radio Uganda, said departing Soviet
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      Lock icon Whitlam sack: London in the dark
      120 6 UPI and AP London, Wednesday The sudden Australian political and constitutional crisis caught the British Government bj surprise terdayBritish officials refused comment, saying it is strictly an Australian matter. A Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesman said: "This is purely an Internal political matter in
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      Lock icon Aid for Timor freedom fighters
      240 6 Jakarta: We would feel obliged... United Press International Jakarta, Wednesday A spokesman for Indonesia's Information Ministry yesterday said his country would provide assistance to pro-Indonesian forces in Portuguese East Timor if the present situation persisted. In an official statement after a cabinet meeting at Jakarta's
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      Lock icon Sahara marchers in low spirits
      192 6 Reuter Tarfaya, Wednesday.— King Hassan's "peace marchers" came back exhausted and dispirited from the western Sahara yesterday in fleets of trucks raising huge clouds of dust across the desert. Many said they just wanted to go home. One city dweller remarked that he longed "to
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      Lock icon Heath sues London paper
      93 6 Reuter London, Wednesday Former Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath is suing the Sunday Times newspaper for libel over an article published last Sunday about his business Investments. Mr. Heath tried un- successfully to get a High Court injunction against publication of the story which described how
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      Lock icon No foreign bases: Ne Win
      220 6 United Press International Hons Kong, Wednesday Burma, heeding China's warning against superpower hegemonlsm, said yesterday It will never allow any country to establish military bases on its territory. The position of Burma, the South-east Asian country which has pursued a policy of nonalignment, was reaffirmed
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      Lock icon TODAY
      146 6 United Press International TODAY is Wednesday, Nov. 12. the 316 th day of 1975, with 49 to follow. THE MOON is between its first quarter and full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR is Jupiter. Those born on this date are under
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      Lock icon HK heroin haul
      61 6 Reuter Hong Kong, Wednesday—Police arrested a man and seized six pounds of heroin and a quantity of its semi-pro-duct worth about £70.0Q0 (1378,000) when they raided a flat here last night Police said they also took away a large quantity of equipment used for making the drug
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      Lock icon Wallace in the race
      58 6 United Press International Montgomery, Wednes day—Gov. George Wallace formally enters the Democratic presidential race today, claiming to represent the middle class and Insisting he Ls healthy enough to serve If elected. Mr. Wallace has scheduled a morning news conference to announce he will seek the nomination.
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      Lock icon The Odd Corner
      83 6 Reuter London, Wednesday A chef employed on Queen Elizabeth's royal train was cleared yesterday of stealing crockery and using it In his private catering trade. Police found three vanioads of railway catering equipment worth £2472 ($12,360) at the home of the chef, 56-year-old Granville Roper. But Judge
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      103 5 Scotland at its best Bonnie Prince Charlie's personal iiqueur. Presented to his loyal henchman MacKinnon of Skye in heartfelt gratitude for loyal service during the fierce battle for the English throne in 1745. The battle was lost but great history was about to be made. For 'tis the same MacKinnon
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      65 6 •A October 27th November 15th Meet the man who made "Tell Laura I Love Her" an all time chart hitter. Ricky is brewing up greater, better things than before! Come and meet the man! Music by the Ortegos, Singapore's top orchestra. 1 111 SUPPFR CLUB 25th Floor Nightly except Sundays.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      159 6 WORLD WEATHER New York—Sunny, 147C. Headline: UN votes, 72-35, to term Zionism form of racism. Tokyo—Cloudy, 13-9 C. Headline: Marchers start pullback on King's orders. San Francisco Fair. 18 -7C. Headline: UN votes on Zionism. Rio de Janeiro—Cloudy, 30-19 C., Headline: Angola receives i n d e p e ndence
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
    • Article
      Lock icon Lonely-heart disease strikes the young
      552 7 Reuter Billed sometimes as one of the loneliest cities in the world, London presents a frightening picture of old people dying unsung and alone while younger folk engage in a desperate fight against isolation. The old and lonely have always posed specific problems which many
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      Lock icon PASSPORT FOR A VISIT TO NEW YORK
      643 7  -  Art Buchwald Los Angeles Times I decided to go to New York City the other day. After what President Ford and Secretary of the Treasury William Simon and Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Arthur Burns have been saying about the city I
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      27 7 featuring Raj Kumar Sharma rk I on Sitar with accompanying (|lll(lllzlClcJI Tabla player, daily at lunch I I.JALAN RUMBIA, SINGAPORE 9 dinner time except Mondays EL *****6
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      162 7 mm V a KOSE A KOSE's SUMMERD range for the yirl who dares to experiment all the time and make herself more beautiful than ever. See Them Today at all KOSE counters KOSt beauty demonstration by KOSE's beautician Miss Okuma kumiko from Tokyo at: MC I Vmmm Supreme Date 8/11
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  • OPINION
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      Will the people save Gough?
      422 8 The ultimate loser In the political fracas that is rocking Australia may well be the English Queen. Mr. Gough Whitlam and the Labour Party can indeed see the political advantages of mouthing an Australian nationalism that severes the country's formal „links with Britain. The action
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      Far from London
      62 8 r WHISPERS By ISPY An ex-police officer who turned private eye was sent on a familiarisation tour of Europe including London. On hi* return, his boss asked him whether he paid a visit to Scotland Yard. His reply: "No, Sir, because it Is very far from London."
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      Agony of choke-up in bus lanes
      233 8 The Road Transport Action Committee (RTAC) shou'd be commended for the successful Implementation of the Area Licensing Scheme. Many car owners have given up the idea of driving to office and are Instead travelling by bus. However, one pressing matter that should be looked
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      Lock icon Oil firms' threat incredible
      341 8 World Comment V A —Bancfcok Port NOT. 7. The Deputy Interior Minister's statement this week that oil exploration companies are threatenin* to wind up their operations in offshore oil If the "labour situation" ig not improved in six months seems at the least strange, and at
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      REPRIEVE FOR THE RICE BOWL...
      454 8  -  WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON DICK WILSON Paying a call at a Japanese Embassy abroad recently I found myself stu m b 1 ing over the feet of three or four strapping six footers who turned out to be Japanese students discussing their visas. Everybody knows
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      'Commuter' is right
      97 8  -  TEO HAN WUE Public Relations Officer, Sincaoore Police Force. I refer to 'Privileged police' by 'Commuter* INN 21/10/75). Your correspondent Is BENJAMIN CHUA Public Relations Officer, SBS, Singapore 9. We thank Commuter for his letter 'Privileged r He J' NN 21 Oct 75). Uniformed, policemen have been
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  • FEATURE
    • Article, Illustration
      From stable boy to a Cup winner
      348 9 Apprentice jockey Lam Mun Chiew who recently won the prestigious Gold Cup race started his riding career mucking around in the stables when he was a boy. "I've loved horses ever since I was a boy," he admitted when I telephoned him at
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      NEVER TOO BUSY TO GIVE A RECITAL
      366 9  -  People 139 Judith Holmberg A last-minute invitation to play in a concert to help raise funds for the National Theatre brought Dr. Tan It Koon back into the whirl of public performances. That was in the *****, lie played the twopiano work Rhapsody
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      He loves the balloon way of reaching for the sky
      243 9 F1 i g ht Engineer, Ron Taaffe, gets the chance to pilot his own craft when he is sitting behind the helm of a ballon. A licensed ballonlst he got into the pasttime because "I've always been interested In balloons
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      84 9 I.:- Jackson Jackson dress up shirt is here Complete'7s/76 collections Well over 8C designs Above 200 colour prints Lightweight cooling cotton Slim tapered fitting Double fused collars JACKSON-IT'S LOTS OF A SHIRT k n ft -^a a <~Zk AVAILABLE AT: HESHE COLOMBO 1.07,1»t FLOOR COLOMBO COURT HESHE RP.C. 115,15t FLOOR
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  • EDUCATIONAL BROADSHEET
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      FAUST LEGEND
      2666 10/11 The first literary treatment of this mythology by dramatist Marlowe hailed as a masterpiece Author uses medieval concept of hell (or dramatic purposes CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE, English dramatist, was the eldest son of a shoemaker Born in Canterbury on February 6. 1564. he matriculated at Benet (Corpus Christn college
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      THE HAPPY BREED WHO HELP TO SHAPE THE WORLD
      1681 10/11 Shake speare, as usual, had the words for it. Into the mouth of one of his characters he put the most ecstatic praise of his country that any patriot could wish: This happy breed of men, this little world This precious
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  • PLEASURE
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      Roxy Music and David Bowie are all that glitter...
      153 12 There's a new glossier look to the top of the London charts this week with both David 3owie and Roxy Music exhibiting all the glitter, gloss and sheer professional slickness that money can buy. Neither Bowie's camp semi-drama nor Roxy s
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      Hard work, lucky breaks for Prescilla
      374 12  -  S Jennifer Schoon Hard work ana lucky creaks are necessary before a singer can make it to the ;op said Prescilla Candelaza and she 3 ho u i d know. A niofession.il singer for eight years, Prescilla, a Filipino, hss had her share of
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      Courtney's exit has no ill effect on Leo's new album
      488 12  -  POPS by Peter Ong LEO SAYER: ANOTHER YEAR (CHRYSALIS): The first thing which is most no t i c ea b 1 e about Leo Sayer's new album is that his partner in success, Dave Courtney has parted company. Leo
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      20 12 1(1) Space Oddity: David Bowie 2(7) Love Is The Drug:: Roxy Music 3(2)1 Only Have Eyes For you: Art Garfunkel
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      95 12 4(3) Feelings: Morris Albert 5 (13) Rhinestone Cowboy: Glen Campbell 6(8) What A Difference A Day Makes: Esther Phillips 7(5) SOS: Abba 8 (12) Hold Back The Nipht: Trammps 9 (10) Don't Play Your Rock and Roll To Me: Smokey 10 4 There Goes My First Love: Drifters NEW YORK
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      81 12 Silver Convention 9(7) Who Loves You: The Four Seasons 10 (11) The Way I Want To Touch You: The Captain and Tennille. SINGAPORE 1(1) Games People Play: Spinners 2 (3) Fattie Bam Bum: Carl Malcolm 3(5) SOS: Abba 4 (2) Una Paloma Blanca: Jonathan King 5 (8) Island Girl: Elton
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  • TREND edited by Violet Oon
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      Lock icon Yule tide gifts to warm your man's heart
      782 13  -  But choice of windshield wiper specs is myopic From Jack Smith Los Angeles Times The merchandise catalogues have begun turning up already in our mail box, warning that Christmas will soon be here v It is never too early to drop a
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      ENHANCE LOOK OF THE ROOMS
      285 13  -  Shop Around KARTINA Table ornaments, carefully chosen with a discriminating eye, can go a long way in glvlne a "polished" finish not just to that taole. but the whole room as well. Like drapes, cushions and paintings on the wall, what you put to fill
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      129 13 .Our cradmanship Makes the difference! u, V. v m &Meksikn(PU)Zti Gl3, Tjnglin Shopping Centre Tangtin Rd, S'pore 10. Te1:*****8 ASSOC. Co. 1/3, Central Building. Hong Ki»ng Mary Quant's Embroidery Colours presented by Stephen Neal Outshine the sun with Mary Quant's latest look Embroidery Colours. When clothes are embroidered, why should
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  • FINANCE
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      PLAN TO SET UP A $25 MIL. SHIPYARD HERE
      245 14  -  By Peter Ong Three local shipyards are discussing with a Hong Kong shipbuilder to set ud a $25 million yard in Singapore. The Hong Kong firm is Chung Wah Shipbuilding and Engineering Company which has not been granted a site to
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      Lock icon EEC budget under fire
      131 14 Reuter Luxembourg.' Wednesday. Parliamentarians from Common Market countries yesterday sharply criticised the draft EEC budget for 1976 as being inadequate to meet the needs of the nine-nation community. Speakers from virtually all political groups backed a report from the EEC European Parliament's budget committee which describes
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      People in business
      158 14 MR. TANG FOO ONN has been appointed group financial controller of C E Tours Holdlngs. He was formerly the accountant of Sim Lim Investments. Three top Renault marketing executives are presently visiting ASEAN countries and they will be here sometimes this week. The mission is headed by
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      Lock icon Split in move for workers' say in German firms
      270 14 Reuter Bonn, Wednesday A conflict broke out in Mannheim yesterday between West Germany's ruling Social Democratic Party (SPD) and the trade union movement over party plans to give workers an equal voice in the boardrooms of industry. Addressing 400 delegates on
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      UK slide checked
      251 14 London, Wednesday.— Britain's slide into industrial recession may be ending according to ttgures released yesterday by the government. The Central Statistical Office said that industrial output in Britain rose by one per cent in September, and that the Overall decline in output in the last quarter was
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    • Stock markets round the world
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        NEW YORK
        143 14 Investors cautiously pushed prices higher yesterday in moderate trading on the New York Stock Exchange amid hopes New York city's financial crisis may be headed for some resolution. Yesterday's prices 111 US dollars followed by the difference on the previous session's close: AT T. 30% Beth Steel 30%
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        Dow Jones
        35 14 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 838 55 (up 3.07 >; 20 transport 170.03 (up 0.41); 15 utilities 82 57 (unch); 65 stocks 257.60 (up 0.73).
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        TOKYO
        204 14 investors sat on the sidelines because of the continuous rise during the past three days and decrease of buying by investment trusts. T. D. J. A.: 4,335.39 (-19.57); 7. hl-low: 4.564.52 (5/12; 3,627.04 (1/10). T.S.E.: 315.97 (-1.58). Volume: 150 mil. (-2C mil.). Closing prices (in yen) on the Tokyo
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        SYDNEY
        145 14 Closing prices at 11.30 a.m today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange: Allstate 04 06 Beach 20 22 Bridge 11 12 Cleveland nil 26 Endeavour 14 15 Flind 20C Opt 03 03% Inter Mln 04 nil Kath Inv 145 nil Kla Ora nil 20 Mid E. Miiis 28
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        ZURICH
        84 14 Zurich Stock Exchange closing prices yesterday: UBS B. 3180 20 UBS R. 470 5 SBC 457 3 Credit Suisse 2985 10 Swissair B. 428 3 Swiss Relnsur. 2030 —20 Wlnterthur B. 1760 —10 Zurich Insur. 6275 —25 Juvena B. 420 —20 Nestle B. 3330 Interfood B. 2280 —10 Ciba-Gelgy
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      Deadlock in coffee talks
      31 14 London, Wednesday.— Coffee exporting countries are still deadlocked in negotiations over dividing the world coffee market. This is holding up progress towards a third international coffee agreement.
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      420 15 NAM HO TRAVEL Service (Singapore) Pte Limited West Malaysia tour (Inclusive Gentlng, C/Hlghlands) by deluxe alrcondltloned bus seven days SJI7S/-, Every Sunday, Monday, during school holidays departure everyday. Oentlng/ Cameron Highlands four days SJIOO/-, every Wednesday, during school holidays departure everyday. Bangkok Chlengmal by deluxe airconditioned coach fourteen days S»380/-„
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      437 15 RESTAURANT A COFFEE HOUSB Ist Floor, Robtna Houm (1) DELICIOUS 'BATAY JAWA AND QAOO QAOO PREPARED BY FAMOUS JAKARTA COOK. (2) WESTERN DISHES AND SET LUNCH AND (3) SPECIAL CHINESE POT RICE. (4) HAPPY HOURS FROM 3 PM 6 PM. 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL DRINKS. NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO
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      'Surprise' can top $100,000
      610 16 Agasam St a b 1 e's Wonderful Surprise II is one of the leading candidates for the Horse of the Year title. The four-year-old's record of four wins in six outings this year Includes victory in the Singapore Gold Cup, the premier classic. Wonderful Surprise (by
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      Splendid gallop by Siti Soondari
      281 16 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Sitl Soondari, with apprentice M.C. Lam astride, did a stylish workout here this morning- The Malaysian-bred three-year-old ran 600 m in 37.6 sec in yielding going. Baden's G>rl (T.S. Chlam) sprinted smartly over 600 m in 37.6. Te Waharoa (apprentice Henry Heng)
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      Bestcrete has improved, can follow up
      780 16 STABLE ROUNDUP by Blue Peter Ipohr trainer Mansor Matban has a strong team entered for the Kuala Lumpur meeting which starts on Saturday. They include Bcstcrete 11, a three-year-old by Eze. who has made further improvement since his last-start win over 1200 m at
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      §500,000 filly
      110 16 New York. Wednesday The first Se-cretarit-bred horse to be sold at public auction was bought for USs2oo4>oo ($5OO 000) last night and will be raced in Europe, said a representative of the owner, millionaire oilman Nelson Bunker Hunt. The horse, a chestnut weanling filly out of the English
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      Montreal gives up to Govt.
      418 17 Montreal, Wednesday Management of the 1976 Olympic Games will be taken over by the Quebec provincial government following a meeting yesterday in Quebec City, according to Olympic sources. Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau was not expected to oppose government plans for the takeover to be put
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      Filipinos fancied
      289 17 Bangkok, Wednesday. The 15tli annual South-East Asian amateur golf team championships for the Putra Cup tee off today at the Rose Garden golf course 45 kilometres west of Bangkok with four-man teams from seven countries vying for the title. Defending champions are three-times winners Malaysia who halted a
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      Course is perfect
      83 17 New York, Wednesday —A World Cup golf official recently returned from Thailand said yesterday he found Bangkok's 6,950-yard (2118 m), par 72 Navatanee course in perfect condition for the December 3-7 tournament. Fred Corcoran said United States player representatives Johnny Miller and Lou Graham will arrive in
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      Queensland favoured
      47 17 Perth, Wednesday— Queensland became favourites to win the Sheffield Shield cricket championship lor the first time when they beat Western Australia by 96 runs here yesterday. Scores: Queensland 211 and 293 Western Australian 157 and 251 (I. Brayshaw 60, M. Francke 5-65, J. Thomson 4-73).
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      Indians trounce Lanka by eight wickets
      275 17 Hyderabad, Wednesday India beat Sri Lanka bv eight wickets In the lirst unofficial cricket Test here yesterday. Retting home with seven balls to spare. Sri Lanka, who followed on after India's mammoth first innings of 431 for five declared, were all out in their
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      Ford's inquiry shakes up US Olympic body
      639 17 New York, Wednesday The top sports voice of more than 800 American universities called for the complete overhaul of the US Olympic Committee (USOC) yesterday and urged Congress to set up a "watchdog committee" to oversee US international competition. •'The USOC deliberately has
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      Bid by Glasgow
      39 17 Glasgow Wednesday.— Glasgow took another step yesterday towards bidding to stage the 1984 Olympic Games. The city council set up a study team to carry out an £18,000 ($94,400) survey on the feasibility of the idea.
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      Lock icon Selection need practice
      548 18  -  By JEFFREY LOW Singapore Selection clearly need a lot more practice matches before they leave for the King's Cup at Bangkok next month. Not only did inexperience tell all over their football atainst the New Zealanders last night, but teamwork was almost totally absent except for the
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      Too many entries
      126 18 About 100 teams have submitted their entries to take part In the popular Pasir Panjang Constituency Ponggal Festival tournament but only 20 will be picked by luck of the draw to compete. The defending chameons of each of the tree divisions Darul Aflah (Senior Division). Tlong Bahru
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      Super Mac shows the way for Newcastle
      291 18 London, Wednesday— Malcolm Mac Donald, who Is competing with Stan Bowles for England's centre-forward spot in next week's match against Portugal, came out on top when the two strikers clashed in an English football League Cup tie here last night. Mac Donald scored
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      Lock icon Rafi heads it across
      90 19 Eafi Senan of Safti (right), despite the challenges of two opponents. determinedly heads the ball over. Safti beat No 2 SIB by 2-1 to become Armed Forces interformation sepak takraw champions at Pasir Laba yesterday. Safti had to fight hard for victor). Thev were beaten 14-18,
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      17 19 Hong Kong. Wednesday.—A 20-member Chinese Army shooting team left Peking for a friendly visit to France.
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      262 16 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SNIP'S NAME I STANLEY GROVE of 17, St. Helen's Place, London EC3A 6EB, hereby give notice that In consequence of CHANGE OF CHARTERER I have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 417 of the Merchant Shipping Act (Chapter 172, 1970 Edition),
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      38 17 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Five DOLLARS? 1 m i i W4T£p> |g|R^ P^L-rmti v/ 4 7< ft: Pi a Si i ffi m £t> GET CEADV GLADIS, UJE'eE GOlkiG TO A FUNERAL *♦> £l> r A A
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      507 18 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are one of those intense Individuals who makes a total commitment to every involvement, whether it be with another person or in terms of duties and responsibilities where your career is concerned. Such devotion to your work and ycur personal
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      293 19 NEW NATION CROSSWORD HI mi ii «i ACROSS 1 Alcoholic drinks 5 Reasoning 10 Part of 8.P.0.E. 14 State: Fr. 15 Make—(hope for) 16 Departed 17 Lizard: comb, form 18 Winner at Waterloo 20 Burglar 22 Accretions 23 Chablis and Tokay 26 Vast amount 27 Ring loser, 1915 30 Ring
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      267 19 AT THE CINEMA BLACK MAGIC (Mandarin): Hong Kong occult, with T1 Lung. Tanny and Lily Ll- Capitol: 1.30, 4, 6.45. 9.30. FURY OF THE YOUNG GODFATHER: A cash-in sequel to the CoppolaPuzo original, with Henry SUva and Richard Conte and violent shootouts. Jurong: 1.45, 4.30, 7, 9.30. FRENCH CONNECTION II:
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    261 20  -  f s The last word v J —Die* West Suppose two countries had been fighting each other and you were assigned the role of mediator. How would you go about restoring peace between them? Would you (a) try to persuade them to beat their swords Into plowshares?
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    32 20 MEI LIN: You were wrong yesterday about who actually rules Australia. Nobody does now. AH FOOK: The situation has not changed then. Any change now must be for the better.
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      828 20 juuumwrm AND RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by MAJALAH KELUARGA (M)—A magazine series 3.25 DIARY OF EVENTS (IVf) 3.30 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4.10 TIMANIKA (r) 4.25 INTERMISSION 6.05 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by SOUND WAVES AND STARS: The Doppler Effect 6.20 CONSUMERS' GUIDE (E/M) 6.30 NEWS IN BRIEF 6.35 MAX.
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      55 20 Show of the day... l THE COMMANDERS (9.45 p.m. on Ch. 5 In colour); Isoroku Yamamoto, Grand Admiral, Imperial Japanese Navy This programme. on the man who planned the surprise Pearl Harbour attack, was made on location In America, Japan and the Solomon Islands, and contains unique archival footaRe on
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