The Straits Times, 30 November 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 TIIK National The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Army training for new civil servants
    692 1  - Army training for new civil servants i GABRIEL LEE: SINGAPORE, Tues. From next year in Spore B] ALL new employees of Government and statutory bodies who are of military age will be required to undergo military training from Jan. 1. This wiis announced today by the Defence Minister, Dr. Goh
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    Lock icon Under the sideboard -a find worth £25,000
    149 1 Under the sideboard -a find worth £25,000 LONDON, Tues. A 15th century Ming flask, discovered in an English country house by an expert, fetched 125,200 at an auction here yesterday. Described by the auction firm, Christie's a.s the most Important porcelain discovery since World War 11. the 18 in. flask
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    Lock icon Arms round-up in Jakarta
    64 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Twenty-nine firearms and an assortment of knives and bayonets have been rounded up in the first two days of search by military personnel In Jakarta, the official news agency Antara said today. The operations were launched last Sunday in a joint effort of the
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    Lock icon DHANFS TRIAL PUT OFF
    72 1 DHANFS TRIAL PUT OFF JAKARTA. Tues— ln a surprise last minute move today, the military tribunal to try former air force chief. Vice-Mar-shal Omar Dhani, announced it would not sit until next Monday. The official reason given was that the chief judge had fallen ill. It ::;im- no more details.
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    Lock icon 7-death crash
    26 1 DALLAS. Tues— Seven people I were killed and six injured last night in a two-car collision a few i miles north of here. AP.
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    Belgian Minister flies in to sign aid pact
    202 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Belgian Minister for Foreign Trade Relations. Mr. Auguste De Winter, arrived here today to sign the technical and scientific aid agreement between Belgium and Maiaysia. He was received by a delegation comprising the Minister of Home Affairs, Mr.
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    Golden and Sour Apple awards
    73 1 HOLLYWOOD. Tues— Nominees for the annual Golden Apple and Sour Apple awards for the most and least co-operative actor and actress were announced by the Hollywood Women's Press Club. Nominated for 1966 Golden Apples were Phyllis Diller, the Lennon Sisters. Elizabeth Montgomery. Bill Crosby. Ben
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    Lock icon Tokyo's population
    31 1 TOKYO. Tues.— The population In the Tokyo metropolis reached 11.008.757 on Nov. l. an Increase of 4.242 since last month's estimate, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government office announced today. Reuter.
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    A Christmas blackout?
    171 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THK 1,200 technical employees of the National Klectricity Board are planning a strike at Christmas. Their union the NEB Technical Services Union at a meeting on Sunday had decided almost unanimously to go on strike in support of their wage claims. Today the unlon\s
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    Lock icon Five million may die...
    40 1 NEW DELHI. Tues.— Some experienced observers feared that five million people might die from famine in Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh, leading Indian commentator Inder Jit, whose weekly column has a wide circulation, said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Picasso medal
    39 1 PARIS, Tues. The Association of Finnish Artists has awarded its centenary medal to Pablo Picasso, whose work is currently having Its biggest ever exhibition here. Picasso will receive the medal at his south of Prance home. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tribal fighting
    31 1 SYDNEY. Tues Thirteen Papu/ns are reported to have been killed in tribal fighting with axes. spears and arrows in a primitive 1 southern h.-hlands district of New Guinea— AP.
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    Lock icon U.S. mobile fair
    34 1 HONG KONG. Tues —A mobile trade (air from the United States 1 will be held here in the middle I of December, to display industrial I and scientific laboratory equipment. UPI.
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    Lock icon £180,000 grab
    93 1 4 N armed gang got away with a £180.000 haul in a van hold-up here at dusk last night. They threw chilli powder in the face of a police guard in a cooperative wholesale so- COLOMBO. Tuesday ciety van and also stabbed a cashier, but neither was dangerously
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    Lock icon CALWELL: I WON'T QUIT BEFORE FEBRUARY
    89 1 CALWELL: I WON'T QUIT BEFORE FEBRUARY /CANBERRA, Tues.— The leader of the Australian Labour Party, Mr. Arthur Calwell, made it clear today he would not resign before next February. Mr. Calwell had given a firm undertaking that he would resign the leadership of the Labour Party If he was defeated
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    Police break up procession
    43 1 SINGAPORE. Tues— Police tonight dispersed a placard-carryinß procession of some SO students at Upper Serangoon Road, near the Tarn pines circus. No arrest was made. The slogan-chanting students upset dustbins and caused a small traffic Jam before police arrived.
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    Lock icon MIGs down in Israel battle
    360 1 MIGs down in Israel battle »T<EL AVIV. TueS. An Israeli military spokesman claimed here that Israeli fighter planes today shot down two Egyptian MiG-19 jets in a brief dogfight over Israeli territory. The Israeli spokesman said two Israeli Fronohmadi- Mirage interceptors fought two Egyptian MIGs which penetrated into Israeli airspace.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    31 1 ("SITED NATIONS. Torn Genera) Assembly toda> 'barred way to Peking rnlrv.— Reuter. (See Pase 11) SALISBL RY. Tues.—Topr.inkinc British Governmrnt envoy. Sir Morrice .lonics flew intu Salisbury tonight. Renter
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      Lopez: Bases are for our protection
      507 2 Lopez: Bases are for our protection SOVIET SINCERITY QUESTIONED YORK, Tues. The Philippines charged yesterday that a Soviet proposal for liquidation of foreign military bases would deprive countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America of the right to protest themselves. Ambassador M. Salvador Lopez labelled as patently discriminatory the draft
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      India is pleased at Reita's 'no' to Vietnam
      190 2 India is pleased at Reita's 'no' to Vietnam ]\EVV DELHI. Turs—Ex--11 ternal Affairs Minister Mr M. C. Chagla said today he was happy that Miss World. Reita Faria, had •vrrv wisely and patriotically" derided not to CO on her planned visit to South Vietnam to entertain American and Allied troops.
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      Moran starts a libel suit
      42 2 LONDON. Turs. Lord Moran. whose book about the late Sir Winston Churchill caut-ed controversy when published earlier this year, today launched a libel suit against the Br#ish Medical Association. No details of the suit were specified. Rfutrr.
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      Test plane crashes
      49 2 MARSEILLES. Tucs. The I latest prototype of Prances vertt- cal take-off plane, the Mirage 111-V. crashed during trials at j Istrps trsting centre near here today and was destroyed, a spokes- man for the manufacturers .said, j Tlir pilo' escaped by using his ejector seat. Reuirr.
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      Lock icon Exodus grows
      22 2 JAKARTA. Tues. About 500 Chinese arrived in Medan today fiom At eh to await repatriation to Chin*. Antara reported. UPI.
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      Lock icon Half-price air fare offer to women
      100 2 \VASHINOTON. Tues. An American domestic airline hopes to offer a new Inducement in the battle to win passengers next year half-price fares for women over 21. Mr. Lewis W. Dymond, president of Frontier Air- lines of Denver. Colorado, which operates flights between 60 cities
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      JORDAN: A CALL FOR TOKEN —UNITS—
      161 2 JORDAN: A CALL FOR TOKEN —UNITS— lEDDAH. Tues.— The "Jerusalem-based Islamic Congress today urged heads of Islamic states in Asia and Africa to dispatch token army units as proof of their solidarity with Jordan. The eongna -ecrrtarygeneral. Dr. Said Kamadan said it would "irustrate future Israeli plans for aggression." Saudi
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      24 2 TME GAMBOLS -<* &**.4&**/ue reotAiseo io pwone I WfPORE 7 O'CLOCK-. CEOR&e DCAe... S I'LL PUONe UW/—^ V^ ITS SAVE _^S Sill (^...<9ayT) «#!s!s Men.
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Lock icon JEANETTE BRINGS A GERM OF AN IDEA...
      98 3 THE germ of an idea for keeping bosses at the office if not at work has just arrived in London. A pretty germ. A hula-skirted girl in fact Jeanette Ramos. 19. from Honolulu. She has been t-hosm as "Secretary of the Year U.S.A."
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      Lock icon Blake jail employee was a criminal
      97 3 T ONDON, Tues.— A man employed to instal new security equipment in the London jail from which master spy George Blake escaped last month has a criminal record himself. The fact leaked out today when electrician David Boxall 22. took a day off from
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      Lock icon Three major steel firms to merge
      100 3 JONDON, Tues. Three of Britain's major steel companies announced today they are to amalgamate to form the nations biggest steel group and one of the largest in the world. They are Dorman Long. South Durham and Stewarts and Lloyds, with a combined capital of
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      Lock icon Jayne's son in bad way
      57 3 HOLLYWOOD. Tues. Actress Jayne Mansfield's six-year-old son, Zoltan. mauled by a lion on Saturday took a turn for the worse last night. Doctors discovered internal bleeding, and said another operation might be needed for a runtured spleen. The boy's condition, listed as satisfactory last night,
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      $66 mil deal with China
      50 3 PEKING, Tues.— A consortium of chemical firms from five West European countries has concluded a deal to supply China with 3.000.000 tons of chemical pertlUser. reliable sources said today. The value of the contract U about US$23 million, the biggest ever cash sale of pertillser
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      Lock icon Taxi go-slow protest
      30 3 TKL AVIV. Tues.— Hundred* of taxi drivers demanding lower petrol prices caused traffic Jams along the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem road yesterday by driving slowly In convoy lines. A.P
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      Fast goes on
      35 3 NEW DELHI. Tuea. Top Hindu leader Jagadguru Shankaracharya. wrested latt week while fasting in support of a nationwide ban on the slaughter of oows was set free today but continued to XmC
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      U.S. says yes to Xmas truce in Vietnam
      376 3 IJ.S. leaders have agreed to a Christmas truce in the Vietnam war, American sources said yesterday. They do not like it but feel that to reject the war pause would invite criticism of America's desire for permanent peace, the sources said. U.S.
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      Lock icon Kadar: No need to kick out Peking
      112 3 Kadar: No need to kick out Peking OUDAPEST, Tues. Hungary today backed Soviet and Bulgarian calls for an international conference to decide what to do about China's efforts to split the world Communist movement. But there was no need to excommunicate Peking from, the fold. Hungarian Communist Party leader Mr.
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      473 3 Advertisement STOP PRESS! BRIDGESTONE out front all the way in gruelling motorcycle road race. In a race which per- Championship Road Bridgestone entered rider Shigeno when he mitted only tuned-up Race in October this their machine in the defeated the Yamaha production motorcycles, year. next race for the 90 cc
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    Lock icon Ministers on parade...
    81 4 NEW Second Lieutenant Jek Yeun Thong (left) stands to stiff attention as his commander, Col. Goh Kme Swee, walks past at the passing-out parade of the second batch of new officers of the People's Defence Force yesterday. Mr. Jek, who is the Labour Minister, was one of
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    Team from Italy flies in to boost trade ties
    356 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ .'W-M EMBER Italian trade mission flew in for a five-day visit to boost two-way trade between Singapore and Italy. The mission s leader, Senator A. Banfi. of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Trade, told reporters today that this
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    30,000 HAVE NOT YET REGISTERED
    84 4 30,000 HAVE NOT YET REGISTERED SINGAPORE. Tues— Some 33.000 people here who have not yet registered for new plastic identity cards, are advised to do so immediately. For their convenience, registration will continue from 1 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. on week-days and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays at
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    No-water areas
    68 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. There will be no water tomorrow from 8 a.m. lo 7 p.m. at Joo Chiat Lane (between Tembeling Road and Matißis Road), and from 9.30 am. to 5 pm. along Lim Chu Kang Road (from 11% m.s. up to end of road 20.. M.s.). Ama Keng
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    Grouses in the Tax Dept-by MP Ho
    328 4 Grouses in the Tax Dept-by MP Ho SINGAPORE, Tues. Resignations and grouses in the Income Tax Department will be referred to by Mr. Ho See Beng, a Member of Parliament and secre-tary-general of the National Trades Union Congress, at a coming meeting of Parliament. Mr. Ho has given notice that
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    AIRPORT TRAFFIC
    521 4 rpHE following la today* •rhrdul* of civil aircraft movfm»nt» at the Paya Lchar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS J.A.L.: From Jakarta (JL. 712) 8..V) m. Thai International: From Jakarta (TG «IM) 12. ns p.m.: from Banekok. Kuala Lumpur (TO 40S> IS H i> m from Tokyo. Osaka. Talpeh. Hone Koni
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    Widow, 102, to make her last trip to Mecca
    306 5 Widow, 102, to make her last trip to Mecca HER FOURTH PILGRIMAGE IN 20 PENANG, Tuesday A WIDOW, aged 102, Hajjah Hitam binte Din, will be the oldest of a total of 6,000 Malaysian Muslims who will be making the pilgrimage to Mecca next year. It will be her fourth
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    Two ROK ships sail in for visit
    102 5 Two ROK ships sail in for visit SINGAPORE. Tues. Two warships of the South Korean Naval Training Squadron arrived at the Naval Base here today for a four-day goodwill visit. The commander o{ the squadron. Commodore Ko Kyong Yong, was on board the R.O.K.S. Kyong Ki. commanded by Captain Song
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    Dato Cheah
    34 5 PENANG. Tues. Senator D«to <Dr. 1 Cheah Toon Lok has been elected president of the Theosophical Society here. Vicepresidonts are: Dr C H. Veang and Messrs. O. Baboo and J E. Oormham.
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    Vital role of teachers...
    69 5 SEREMBAN. Tues.— The deputy to the Mentn Besav. Inche Abdul Samad bin Idns. today advised more than 300 student teachers of the Day Training Centre here to Kive priority to national nucrents before .self. As future teacher:, they could play an important role in nation building
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    Not guilty plea
    35 5 PENANG. Tuei. Tan Eng Hong, 20. pleadfd not guilty today to a charge of using criminal force on a woman. Choo Nei Yong with intent 10 outraee her modesty Bai! was allowed
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    Umno course
    25 5 MACHANG. rues Maciiang Umno will hold a day-long political .and administrative course for its officials at the Town Hall here on Dec. 10.
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    Malaysia's own arms factory: Search for a site
    141 5 Malaysia's own arms factory: Search for a site ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues Malaysia's own ammunition factory will be built next year if the Government decided soon on the site and other particulars. This was stated by the Secretary for the Ministry of Defence. Tan Sri Abdul Kadir. before he left for
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    Former Nantah student released
    122 5 CINGAPORE, Tues.— 0 A former Nanyang University undergraduate, Cheng Tze Yin, who was detained in June 1964 for Communist United Front activities. was released today. A police statement said that Cheng, also known as Teo Choo Hlan. "has now realised that he had been made use
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    Watered milk
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR rues A milk vendor was yesterday impd $75 by the Sessions Court here ror selling milk on Sepi 6 that was adulterated with water T Renggayah. 24. of .Etaiu Caves who pleaded guilty to the charge admitted that his milk contained about eight per cent water
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    'Accept this offer' call by Malay teachers
    144 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Malay Teachers Union has urged the Ministry of Education to accept the Indonesian Government's offer to supply advanced textbooks to Malay secondary schools. The oiler had been made through Inche H M Hu.-sain. the Indonesian representative to the third
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    CEO hits at the 'nondedicated' teachers –
    169 6 CEO hits at the 'nondedicated' teachers I OHO RE BAHRU, Tucs. The Chief Education Officer, Mr. Tan Teik Beng, has criticised "non-dedi-cated" teachers who had marred the good name of the teaching profession i n the country. These teachers, ho said were placing greater emphasis on their personal interests at
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    Found dead
    31 6 PENANG. Tues. —An umdentjfird Indian VHgrant was found dm) on the five-footway in Car- 1 imrvon Street this mornlnu. Poho believe death was due to na- j tural causes
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    MAN WHO STOLE 15,500 DIARIES JAILED
    84 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A driver. One Sens Wak. alias Hens Liang Seng was today jailed by a I magistrate's court for two months and fined S5OO for the theft of 15.500 diaries. The diaries, valued at 1 SU.OOO. were stolen from a printing; office in
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    Boy 13, saw his grandma dying
    278 6 'AFTER FATHER RAISED HIS HAND...' PENANG, Tuesday 13- YEAR-OLD schoolboy told a coroners inquiry here today that after his father chased him out of the house, he found his 70-year-old grandmother under a table bleeding to death from a head wound. '"From outside the
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    Profiteers in Sabah warned
    72 6 Profiteers in Sabah warned JESSELTON. Tu».- The Government today warned that it would take action against rice profiteers. The Statr Minister of Finance. Inche Harris bin Mohammed Salleh, said he understood some shopkeepers had increased thrir prices out of proportion to the small increase in costs arising from Thailand's suspension
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    Sandra's date in New York...
    117 6 Sandra's date in New York gJNGAPOKE. Tucs Convent schoolgirl Sandra Anne Krempl, 16, will represent Singapore at the 1967 World Youth Forum in New York, formerly known as the New York Herald Tribune Youth Forum, scheduled to begin on Dec. 27. Sandra, of Marymount Convent, will leave on Christmas Day.
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    Cancer Society scholarships
    54 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. The National Cancer Societv of Malav.sia has awarded scholarships to two student* to attend a course -.x-ciallsed laboratory work In Singapore. On completing their three-month course, they will be employed by ihe society at a screening centre which it hopes to set ud. SANDRA
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    Council date
    16 6 NIBONG TEBAL. Tue.s. The South Province Wel'.eiley Rural District Council will meet here tomorrow.
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    Lock icon My hero, says Kaoru, who will star in love film
    209 6  -  Judith Yong By SINGAPORE. Tuos. Yukio Hashi. the singing idol of thousands of Japanese teenagers, flew into Singapore today and was met by his young loading lady. She Ls 15-year-old Kaoru Ynmi. who plays opposite him in a Japanese colour
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    Koran contest
    30 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. The Bulcit Mrrtajam Koran reading competition will be held «t tl> Islamic relscious school m Kubang Ulu. about four miles from here, on Dec. 9.
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    'A child guidance clinic a must for S'pore...'
    323 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ BRITISH child welfare expert, Mr. S.A. Gwynn. said today that Singapore's Social Welfare Department badly needed a child guidance clinic headed by a psychiatrist or an educational psychologist Such a clinic, he said, was now regarded in Britain. Japan
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    Search in jungle for escaped youth
    119 7 i CEREMBAN. Tues. P lice, aided by aborigines, are searching the Mantin jungle for a youth who escaped yesterday from police custody. A police spokesman described Chan Ngah, 20, alias W.ih Chai. as a "bad hat on the police list for a long time."
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    Calling ACS old boys
    57 7 KUALA LUMPUR 1 lies Old boys of the Auglo-Chine&e School j tn Singapore who are now la j Kuala Lumpur are planning the I school's first Old Boys" Association in Malaysia The man behind the move if Mr. Donald Nc Kum Meng. an insurance broker, who
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    Annual dinner
    27 7 SEGAMAT Tues. The an- nual dinner of the Malay Secon- I dary School here will be held at the Rest Hou.se at 730 p.m tomorrow.
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    Nothing to worry about—BMC car owners told
    214 7 Nothing to worry about— BMC car owners told SINGAPORE. Tuesday. DMC cars in South-East Asia, including Malay- sia. Singapore and Brunei, are not affected by the giant British firm's move in calling in more than 700.000 of its cars for changes to remove the danger of brake failure. A London
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    Barter trader is fined
    60 7 Barter trader is fined SINGAPORE. Tue.s. A barter trader, Aziz bin Ali Omar, was today fined $2,000 or four months' Jail in a magistrates court for )K>ssessing 92 ib. of Indian hemp. Aziz had the hemp in his sampan, tied up in the barter trade area at Telok Ayr Basin
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    Flag ceremony for Scouts
    43 7 SEGAMAT. TttM The Johore State flag and colours will be presented on Saturday to tht Scouts continent taking part in the first Malaysian jamboree to be held in Penang. The presentation will be madt in the Diamond Jubilee Hall.
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    Would-be PCs
    22 7 SEREMBAN. Tues. Three hundred youths turned up at the police station here yesterday and today for 25 vtcancie* as constables
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    Discover Singapore'
    47 7 ciM.AI'OKh. Taw real International ba> produced 60.000 copies of a new brochure, entitled Dim over Singapore" for distribution throned its of fire* as well as travel agencies throughout t hr- world The richt p.ur brochure contain* IK colour photograph* of a variety of Singapore subjects.
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    MALACCA LEADS THE WAY, says CHIEF MINISTER
    125 7 MALACCA LEADS THE WAY, says CHIEF MINISTER VIALACCA. Tues. i 1 Malacca is the most successful State In the country in the replanting of rubber smallholdings. This claim was made yesterday by the Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. He said that 86.405 acres out of a total of
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    Passing-out parade
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A total of 134 police recruits —21 from Sabeh and the rest from Sarawak will take part in it passing-out parade on Thursday at the Police Depot here.
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    Talks on for new Malaysia, Japan air pact
    165 7 1/ U A L A LUMPUR. Tues. Negotiations for an air services agreement between Malaysia and Japan began today with both sides confident of the "mutually beneficial results." Both the Malaysian Airways and Japan Air Lines, it is understood, intend to extend
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    Register all school taxis, owners told
    74 7 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Motor Transport Association today urged its members to take advant- 1 age of the newly-introduc-ed traffic regulations to register their cars as school taxis A statement issued by the asI Koclstion disclosed that a sevenI mar. delegation had met the
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    Big hand for the small maestro...
    121 8 Big hand for the small maestro... IT WAS a bis day (or the i-hildrrn of Sintapore\ Red Cross Home for the Crippled at Clianci but for trn-year-uld Chnone Huat. it was extra-special. He was called upon to put the bandsmen of the Fourth Battalion. Royal Australian Rfjimrnt. throne h their
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    Stage Club comes of age at Xmas show
    212 8 Stage Club comes of age at Xmas show SINGAPORE. Tues. The President ol Singapore. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. accompanied by his wife. Puan Noor Aishah. and their three children, will attend the charity night Of the Stage Club Christmas show "Toad of Toad Hall" on Dec. 12 The proceeds of
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    Union chief hits out at Lee's speech to ILO: It's misleading, he says
    330 8 Union chief hits out at Lee's speech to ILO: It's misleading, he says T^HE president of the 1 Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions Federation, Mr. K. Suppiah. today said the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had created the Peoples Action Party and brought the trade union movement into it for
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    EXPERT'S 10-STRING GUITAR RECITAL AT THE VIC
    156 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The famous Spanish guitarist. Senor Narciso Yepes. 39. who began playing at the age of five, will perform at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 p.m. tomorrow. Since 1946 when he caught the ears of the director of the Spanish National Orchestra,
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      221 8 If/ftf Onp It if V.T. Hunt lin I LOOKS LIKE WE'LL BE EATIN* WE \J**^ ~^N>rAK' JUST UWeI I YBH, I KNOW, OOP «J I VMM*M\nm Iw i t amjkmAantT WKSHONTH' PINOSAUR VwONT K/T HOW ■BOUT) TH' HANP NOU BUT AT LEAftT /WV*o\ COMMrTTIBTIsI BUT I COME MEETING TIME f\r
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    Hunt is stepped up for $400,000 robbers
    139 9 Hunt is stepped up for $400,000 robbers A LOR STAR. Tues.— Police today intensified their State-wide hunt for a 15--man gang which yesterday robbed the Customs strongroom at Jalan Pengkalan Kepal of 5400,--000 wcrth of opium and morphine. They have still no clues to work on except for heavy steel
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    'Johore Night' get-together
    71 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A dinner and dance will be held on Saturday at the banquet hall of the Federal Hotel, here in conjunction with "Johore Night" aimed at bringing Johoreans in the federal capital together. Proceeds will go to a charitable or welfare organisation in Johore. Highlights
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    Sabah party denies rumours
    340 9  - Sabah party denies rumours BILL CAMPBELL NO MOVE TO FORM OPPOSITION l From r JESSELTON, Tuesday 'J'HE United Pasok-momogun Kadazan Organisation (UPKO) today quashed rumours that it intended to break away from the Sabah Alliance to form an opposition party at the coming State elections.. The party's national council also
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    Varsity needs 22 dons for Faculty of —Arts—
    158 9 Varsity needs 22 dons for Faculty of —Arts KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The University of Malaya Is looking for 22 lecturers for the Faculty of -Arts, both locally and abroad. They will occupy posts which are now vacant or likely to be available next year in seven departments. The departments concerned
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    Charged with murder bid
    60 9 SITIAWAN. Tues.— Chuah Tian Lai, 34, was committed by the magistrate's court here today to stand trial at the High Court in Ipoh on three counts of attempted murder of Senior Inspector Chew Choon Tct and Detective Corporals Mohamed Ashrnff and Lee Liang Mau in Sitiawan
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    A medical visitor
    58 9 K'JALA LUMPUR. Tues. The secretary of the Association (or the Study of Medical Education in London. Dr. John Rogers Ellis, will arrive here on Thursday for a seven-day visit. His visit, which is connected with the new Faculty of Medicine in the University of Malaya. is under
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    ANOTHER INTRUSION BY THAI TRAWLER
    70 9 ALOR STAR, Tues. Another intrusion by a Thai trawler into Malaysian inshore fishing grounds, off Pujau Langkawi. has been reported. The trawler was driven off before it damaged the Inshore fishermen's nets and fishing gears Police said today the Intruder sneaked in durlns the night.
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      263 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Stopped player writing for 1. Revolutionary plots decrease, Washington dally, perhaps? It Is believed by many (8, 5). (8. 5). 10. Perhaps Involves passes for 9. Reformer goes to flah where? entrance, as it were? (9). In Essex (13). 11. Might be bound over, that's
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    A $117 mil plan to wipe out malaria in 10 years
    150 10 A $117 mil plan to wipe out malaria in 10 years CONGKIILA. Tues. Tbe J Malaysian Government has drawn up a Sinmillion plan for the eradication of malaria in West Malaysia. This was disclosed by the Minister of Health. Incbe Bahaman bin Samsudin, at the opening of the fourth Thai-Ma
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    Car stolen
    24 10 PENANG. Tues. A Butterworth businessman. Chuah Chin King. 32. reported to police today thit his car was stolen Butterworth cine- last night
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    Russians fly in for the ILO meeting
    303 10  - Russians fly in for the ILO meeting CHEAH BOON KHENG: By Singapore. Tues. TWO Soviet Government officials, Mr. L. V. Motor and Mr. V.A. Lyssikor, flew in today to attend the current 13th session of the Asian Advisory Committee of the International Labour Organisation. They missed the morning's plenary session,
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    Lock icon Starfighter No. 65 crashes
    56 10 BONN. Tuns.— An F-104 Starflghter craahed while coming in to land at Buechel air base In the Moselle Valley today. It tv the 65th Starfight«r crash since the plane went into service with the West German forces in 1961. The pilot ejected but was seriously injured
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    Education for adults 'a dynamic force for change...'
    99 10 IOHORE BAHRU. Tues. J The adult education programme has become a dynamic force In the Government's efforts to change the "tldak apa" attitude of the rural people in the countryThis wan Mated by the Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche
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    Acid attack: A $2,000 reward
    79 10 TBLUK ANSON. Tuea. The Lower Perak Motor Co. here Is offering a reward of $2,000 for Information leading to the arrest of the person or persons who attacked one of iv directors with acid eight days ago. Mr. Yeoh Ouan Haw. M. wai admltted on
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    Dance to aid a clinic
    68 10 PENANO. Tue». A dance mill be held on Dec. 9 at the Penang Chtneae Obi's High School to raise funds for the Grty Bisters Clinic and the proposed new Catholic church at Green Lane. Two return air tickets to Bangkok will be awarded to the
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    MINISTER TO OPEN NEW TV ASSEMBLY PLANT
    148 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San will officially open Singapore's second television assembly plant on Dec. 6. The new factory, at Commonwealth Drive, owned by the Roxy Electric Industrial Ltd.. will assemble Sharp TV sets under licence of Hayakawa
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    Lock icon Rice-for-oil mission
    44 10 RANGOON. Tues. A two-man Indonesian trade mission led by Nfaj Gen Achmad Tlrtosoedlro today began negotiations with Burmese officials on Indonesian rice purchases. Indonesia Is aeeklnK 80.000 tons of Burmese rice. Burma In turn buys considerable quantifies of Indonesian crude oil. UPI.
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    Smith's call to C'wealth leaders
    227 10 Smith's call to C'wealth leaders SINGAPORE. Tues. The Secretary-Ge-neral of the Commonwealth Secretariat Mr Arnold Smith, today urged Commonwealth leaders to display a greater sense of cooperation to make It a working force for world peace. Mr. Bmith. who flew in this morning from Kuala Lumpur for a four-day visit,
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    Dress show at YMCA dance
    53 10 KLANO. Tues. The national costume* of 22 countries will be modelled at a YWCA. bail and dress parade at the Letchum&nan Hall here on Saturday. The Tengku Ampuan of Bel&n--gor will be the patron of the danra. the proceeds of which will to t« the
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    Lock icon 'Admit Peking'
    512 11 U.N. AND THE TWO CHINAS: DEBATE CONTINUES IN THE ASSEMBLY BUT DON'T KICK OUT TAIWAN, URGES MALAYSIA I UNITED NATIONS, I Tuesday y[ AOS China should be admitted to the United Nations, but not at the cost of Taiwan's seat, Malaysia said in the UN yesterday. Mr. R.
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    DECISION VITAL TO SOUTH-EAST ASIA, SAYS INDONESIA
    165 11 DECISION VITAL TO SOUTH-EAST ASIA, SAYS INDONESIA IT N I TED NATIONS, Tues. Indonesia yesterday urged the seating of the Peking Government in the UN to strenethen the world organisation's ability to rope with problems of peace. The Indonesian delegate. Mr. Rosslan Abdulgani. told the General Assembly: "The Peking Government
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    Raja: S'pore happy to be in Colombo Plan
    231 11 ITARACHI, Tues—Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. 8. Rajaratnam. said here yesterday Singapore's re-entry Into the Colombo Plan body "admirably demonstrates the flexibility of the Asian self-help organisation." Mr. Rajaratnam. who was speaking at the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee Conference, noted that Singapore^ membership
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    DEATH
    29 12 10 WerdM US (Minimum) MUHTIR: On 22nd November, u Hnlt of a road accident. Joy Lorrmlnf, b»lov«l wlf* of A. J. (Mm) ■outer, of Auchmraoch, Bnehln, ABfui. Scotland.
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    25 12 M Wordt Hi (Minimum) MADAM TAN SIEW BENO In •andest memory of a loving wife and mother lost through Cancer 12 months' •to
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    56 12 ID Wordt Hi (Minimum) WHEN YOU RE SMILING at the earner*, don t just juiy cheeae say •••wlm Knlchf Cheese. OROTON BACS (WHITE) Just arrived for Christmas at Antoinette, «U< ("-chard Road. Spore. Telephone •tor; CHILDREN'S STORY BOOKS for Christmas. Christmas Cards. 19*17 .Diaries Knalgn Book Store, M, Jalan
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      Decision Awaited
      636 12 Next November, more than 100,000 students in West Malaysia will complete their lower secondary education. They will be too young, at 14--plus, to go to work, and in any case they will not have been trained for employment. What is to become of them, and of those who
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      Malaria War
      404 12 The opening of the fourth conference on co-operation in matters of public health in the Thai-Malaysian border area invites an obvious question. What progress has the malaria eradication campaign there been making? Thailand is a little ahead of West Malaysia. Successful pilot projects have been consolidated in the
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      Opening Land
      161 12 Perak, lately moving effectively to open more land for tin mining, has embarked also on a more ambitious programme of agricultural expansion. In his address to the State Assembly yesterday the Sultan spoke of another 2,448 acres brought into FLDA schemes this year, with 24,000 more under examination
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      OFFICE BOY AND THE CHOP
      274 12 OFFICE BOY AND THE CHOP 1 REFER to your correspondent "Economy" who commented on "the omce boy and a chop" in your Straits Times on 12.11.66. The Director of Education crest referred to by your correspondent is the official franking chop of this Ministry, the design of which is approved
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      From second class to a free ward
      133 12 M V wife was in a second class ward at the General Hospital, when suddenly she was driven out and put In the free ward at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Mandalay Road). She Is a government servant. In the TTS she wept
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      Vartity poll
      47 12 TWE University of 81nx gapore is full of surprises these days. A postal ballot closing on Dec. 3 Is now being held to elect two members from the Guild of Graduates to the University Council. All graduates of the University are automatically members of the
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      Language
      66 12 JNDIANS In Singapore are very grateful to our Government for appointing an Indian Tester In the Licencing Office, but unfortunately with so many "L" drivers applying for tests the task is Impossible for one man. and the language problem remains. When my wife went for her test the only
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    Learning Malay —294
    400 12  -  YUNUS MARIS M.A. By University of Malaya VOCABULARY: KKkuranjAN (n) lacking In, short of; Itnckap (vi to be complete, fully equipped; bahan (n> material; bahan bachaAN <N> reading material; ptrlu (adj) necessary: Dl-perlukan (vi to be needed; Tucaa <n> function, duty; grmar, Dl-gemari (v) —to be liked,
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    A showcase of development in Asia
    892 12 A showcase of development in Asia Featuring the trend to industrialisation BANGKOK'S FAIR STRESSES THE NEW EMPHASIS THAT IS ON PRODUCTION AND NOT CONSUMPTION by A Special Correspondent BANGKOK, Tues. THE Asian Trade Fair that opened in Bangkok on Nov. 1 7 for a three-week run is a revealing display
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    Pickets are like picnics
    79 13 OR WHAT YOU CAN DO BETWEEN PLACARD SPELLS... A HAPPY picnic? No, strike picKets in Ampang Road near Denmark House. But even a strike picket does not mean holding up a placard all the time. Between picket-duty times, when the offices open and close, the strikers
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    Firms try to beat strike as goods pile up at ports
    344 13  -  JOE MIRANDA By J^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Some of the 13 firms hit by the seven-day-old National Union of Commer- cial Workers strike are trying to beat it by picking up their shipments directly from Penang and Port Swettenham wharves
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    Newspaper's centenary celebration
    63 13 Newspaper's centenary celebration SINGAPORE. Tues. A copy of the French newspaper Le Figaro, which is on a round-the-world flight made a 40--minute stop-over at the Singapore Airport last night. It arrived on board a MA flight from Sydney, en route for Paris. The issue, to mark the paper's centenary celebrations,
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    For trial
    31 13 SINGAPORE. Tuea. I im Cheng Stane. 20 w:is committed today to .stand trial in the Hich Court on charges of attempted rape of a 10-year-old girl and armed robbery.
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    'A day is like a decade' plea to -court
    240 13  - 'A day is like a decade' plea to -court T.F. HWANG By SINGAPORE, Tues. Lim Eng Lian, 23, son of a school principal, in appealing against a two-year jail sentence, told the Appeal Court today: "Time passes all too slowly for me In prison. A day is Just like a
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    Visit by youth leaders
    50 13 PENANO. Tues A sroup of 32 youth leaders from Kelantan wi'.l arrive here for a two-day viiit on Dec. 5. The group, which Includes 20 Bills, will be entertained to a satay party by the local Malay Welfare Youth Society at the Civic Centre. Paro.uhar Street
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    Blithe Spirit
    24 13 KLUANG. Tue.s. lln Kluang Amateur Dr— tic So ciety will stage "Blithe Smrit' at the Garrison Theatre here 01 Friday and Saturday.
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    Two held by guerillas due home today
    245 13 Two held by guerillas due home today ITUCHING, Tues. 1Y After 18 months as captives of the TNKU, Sarawak sonior hospital assistant Voon Yun Hiong and Mcd i c a 1 Department driver Hamdan bin Nataim will return home tomorrow. a Malaysian Armed F ore c s spokesman announce here
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    Man attacked with acid
    50 13 TBLOK ANBOM I A married man had acid flung on his face when he tried t<> moles: .1 mother of three at her home on tlie 14ih mile. Telulc Anson-Bidor ro.id. last Might. The nan. labourer, suffered burns (.11 his l.ue .uid was taken to hospital.
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      Big trade now in hair exports
      307 14  -  Chan Bong Soo By CEVERAL traders in Singapore are now lucratively engaged in exporting of human hair froni Indonesia to the fashion markets of America and Europe. Although this comparatively new line business was commenced only a few months ago it came with the
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      AIR NEW ZEALAND'S NEW SALES MANAGER
      191 14 AIR NEW ZEALAND'S NEW SALES MANAGER AIR New Zealand has announced the appointment of Mr. R.M. Macgllllcuddy, at present district sales manager. Melbourne, to the new post of sales manager. Orient, based in Hong Kong. Mr. Macgillicuddy. who has wide experienre in Mies posts in Sydney and Melbourne, will be
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      SEMINAR FOR SALESMEN
      142 14 MR. Abel Srhall, international ■ales training manager of Monroe International (a division of Litton Industries) is now conducting a sales seminar in Singapore for the sales representatives of Anglo-Thai Corporation Ltd., their local agents. This one week Seminar is part of the Litton programme to expand their
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      Blue Funnel
      47 14 Priam the first of a new class of Blue Funnel ships for the Europe Far East service has completed successful trials In the North sea and has been handed over to the owners by Vlckers Ltd., who built her on tyneslde in North East England.
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      U.K. company appoints first local agents here
      206 14 U.K. company appoints first local agents here AEI Gala Ltd.. Peterborough, England, manufacturers of ihe well known Gala and Hotpolnt household appliances, are consolidating their activities In this region. The company has recently appointed Serangkai Corporation as sole agents for Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, the Philippines and Indonesia. With the appointment
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      FERO FIELD FORCE SURVEY
      169 14 FERO FIELD FORCE SURVEY FAR East Research Organisation, (FERO), has appointed Miss Margaret Lee Siew Fong as field controller of its "Brand Barometer service" for Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and Taiwan. "This Is a senior appointment Involving the administration of a field force who carry out surveys on the
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      First woman officer
      99 14 MRS ROSALIND Llm San Neo. a native of Singapore and a senior employee of The Chartered Bank is the first woman of the bank's staff In Singapore to be promoted to officer. Mrs. Lim. who heads the savings department at the bank's main office in Battery Road,
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      Party to mark store opening
      42 14 Mr. Soon Peng Yam. president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will open Singapore's first all China-made products department store. Oriental Emporium Ltd.. Raffles Place tomorrow. A cocktail party will be held to mark the occasion.
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      – Patrol launch trials
      224 14 Patrol launch trials SHOWN above during trials In November Is the Pertanda PX.9. the ninth in a programme of high-speed patrol launches designed and built by I'nited Engineers Ltd-, at their Tanjong Rhu Dockyard. With speeds In excess of t«4 knots these ultra-modern vessels are proving valuable assets to thr
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  • STRAITS TIMES FEATURE Oriental Emporium Limited
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      SUPPORT FOR GOVT POLICY
      516 15 MCtIAOI rROM MR. LIM TOW ENO. CHAIRMAN OF ORIEN. TAL EMPORIUM LTO.i SINCE Singapore's independence the Government has followed a policy of nonalignment and worked hard for the welfare of the people. While no effort is spared to push ahead the Industrialisation programme to consolidate the
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      Aim to promote tourism
      642 15  -  Lim Beng Tee FIRST STORE IN SPORE TO SELL ONLY CHINA-MADE GOODS High quality products By 1 ORIENTAL Emporium L t d., the first department store in Singapore selling exclusively Chinese consumer goods, will be officially opened by the president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce,
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      Store caters to family needs
      53 16 A WIDE range of textiles and ready-made dresses in the latest fashions is imported by Oriental Emporium Ltd., Raffles Place, Singapore. SHAWLS, including the embroidered qualities, should appeal to women shoppers. TOWELS for household uses and for the beach are stocked by the new store
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      'SWAN' PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY
      166 16 ORIENTAL Emporium Ltd. at 30-1, Raffles Place, Singapore, offers a comprehensive range of China-made goods in its 20 departments. The store caters to the needs of the whole family. Goods include readymade dresses, textiles, toys, cosmetics, electrical appliances, leather products, shoes, canned foods and musical instruments.
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      65 15 I GRAND OPENING TO-MORROW by PRESIDENT OF SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mr. SOON PENG YAM at 12.00 noon. I v/rCJLJIi JN JLxxlj emporium limited 1 30-I.RAFFI.es PLACE, SINGAPORE I. PHONE: *****-***** cable add "TUNG FANG" I |^^^PSs^sgg The Departmental Store \^^t>k ffcTy^rfi* B^ J B J^** Vw III Ullf
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      184 16 Congratulations to ORIENTAL EMPORIUM LIMITED ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR GRAND OPENING TOMORROW Please use the top qualiiy Cosmetics in sets CHARACTERISTICS: I -M^ PJP 1. Skilfully made -t of fin* ond choic* moteriolt wJjjjbti/KB& -^tji^^^^ißi^ffißa 2. Lotting ond dainty in frogronce. 3. Capable of soffening, tmoofhinq. ond ''^^^^k^^B^S^^^^^3 bcoufirvinq
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      107 16 Congra tula tions to the ORIENTAL EMPORIUM LTD. on their official opening tomorrow From:SOUTH ASIA ALUMINIUM ENGINEERING CO., 59, Jalan Sayur off Jalan Eunos, Singapore- 14. Tel: *****. (We are proud to be associated with the manufacture and supply of Aluminium Ruling Shutters, partitions, shop front signboard and letterings etc.)
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    Prices to suit most people in Spore
    61 17 ORIENTAL Emporium Ltd. stocks some of the latest styles in beach bags, shopping baskets and holdalls. AN attractive cut-glass set in the store's glassware department. Also available *rt ornaments made from crystal. THESE China dolls make attractive decorations for the home. ATTRACTIVE vasts
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      130 17 Congratulations to ORIENTAL EMPORIUM LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR GRAND OPENING TO-MORROW from GLOBE NEON RADIO CO. 304. TANJONG KATONG ROAD. SPORE. TEL: ***** We ore proud to be associated with the installations of Neon Signs, Sound System and Electrical installations. We undertake oil kinds of electrical installations. Congratulations
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      218 17 CONGRA TULA 7 'lONS TO ORIENTAL EMPORIUM LTD. on their official opening CHUNG BRAND Leather Shoes Made in < w^^,.,. Fashionable, Comfortable. Economical \B* I and Durable are the "Chung" brand of BE I Shoes NOW are available from: w I ORIENTAL EMPORIUM LTD. 30-1. RAFFLES PLACE. Sole Agent: 54,
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      911 18 it iinliiiut il Irom I'.i^c li ACKNOWLEDGMENT M Word* 111 (Minimum) CEOFFREY AND JESSIE BARKER thank relatives and friends for their .iluiib. presents and attendance at their redding reception. MR ANO MRS. Md. Loftl Dr. Burhajiuduin thank relatives and friends for th-lr congratulatory message* and valuable presents for their marrlag*
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      1090 18 ACCOMMODAIIOX VACANT 1 I li Wardt SC I Mm.,— Box St rtt. txtrm jalan NOVENA BARAT rurnttned flat, two bedroom*, one servant's room, etc. Mosaic floor tiling* Apply Tel: *****/***** ***** B'pore. THREE BEOROOMED FURNISHED flat garden, garage, rental $375/-. 17A, Greenfield Drive Dlttnct 15. VM 5 p.m.— 6.30 p.m.
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      921 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE DISTRICT 11 Capital Park, new t»o-siort>*d detached but rooms. luxuriously furnish. s.| feet lanci Kent S'l"' I.m. Fale SSO.otHi v..th furniture. Apply Mrs. Tan. Phone Spore ***** BRADDELL HEICHTSt Partly Kurnlshed ;i-t,edroom..-d Detached Bunt:alow. 2-nathrooma. sitting dimngroom. •ervant a room, separate bathroom, toilet, car-porch. 9,500 sq.
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      871 18 EDUCATION IS Wordt St (Min.)— Box SI rlt. txlrn ST. HILOA'S KINOERCARTEN. Klang. A branch of ft Anne s Petallng ill o|m n on V I b 7 ;tt I| mile. Jalan Kampong Jan*. Klang. Details and registration forms may he obtained irom the Principal. St Hilda s Kinder Karten,
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      920 18 FOR HIRE M Wordt <« I Mir. —Box St rlt. txtra 16" IV ri,untni> SU dree SSffVSSM Pin. ii. Klei trie Mttw/Cilftf S'por* HIRE OF AIRCONOITIONERS. Kr IriKerators. Televisions, *****.ic t Hci Kr.tcri tiie *****1 tor lurther details 370 Kast Coast Road. Singapor*. FURNITURE FOR HIRE at reasonable rate*. Sin
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      1010 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wordt >t (Min.)— Box St rlt txtrm O KADETTE COUPE IMI 10 months, one ouner excellent throughout M.vhi HP po.«.«ll.le IS poiei IllSfl Kotik Kee 11*1 0 REKORO 52.650 |T Spitnre S3.L'iJD Both exciilent ro*> j dilion Seen U, Hamilton Road, s per* JACUAR E TYPE racing,
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      876 18 FOR SALE U Wordt %f i Him.) Bom Sn rt*. rxlrn LATEST TWO DOOR ft— lffl McXUnthauM, Klcctrolux. Hotpoint. i Pta-Eltrtric. Himrhi Nora* Rrfrifru- I ti>ri. Chijrilrr. Hutpoint Writlnim S3 Orchard Koad spore Trl ***** Ml t«0. X'MAS SHOPPING With PstkoMM Barnaul*' L*dir» KinrM Conrtttot. Nt Mwntl A Bpon«wv.tr. Mm
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      573 18 BAR RESTAURANTS (Spore) FOR ENJOYABLE EVENINGS cell at Coconut Grove Hir Cuppag* r.oad S pore .')>"' nsj probORCHIDS /I I4»r*, <» iMtn I Bi.x Ml rt, ,rtr* SMALL PRIVATE COLLECTION of Potted Orchids for fa CHI I i tiriKh* Hill Ciescent, S'por* any t.ire. SHARIKAT PERMODALAN KEBANGSAAN BERHAD < h.\\<;k
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      1204 19 TO UVIRPOOL Uu* Sport Mile »'ht» "*ni»t DIOMEO lenoes, lltercool, A'uoutl ll Pt Oec 2 Dee 3 MACHAON Liverpool. SHlgow GM. IS Ote 1 ANTtNOK GllSgO* MtRON i .e-ronll Oub.n. Glasgoa.. Ok I BM I BM 3/12 BM 13 PFRSIUS i.vrpool Bk 12 Bee 13 NELEUS Havre. I 'pool. Be»ast.
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      2826 19 Wmy^mmU^iMmwmmmtmU Xn^^ r//£Lnhi/Af£s ia#i m--,^ IHt LAST ASIATIC COM* *tt)T LIC on>.arfjßVaaad m OwwvaVt EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 CtNOA-ROnEROAM-HAMBUBG-AABHUHIOPEHHABEN P. S'lxni Penani S ome fiimn urn H burg Aartuas C'lagM SARGOOHA I) Sailed Sailel In Pt 7 Oec Om II OM 27 On 30 IM 3 Ma 8 Gldtwi 15 U
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      1256 19 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. BEB BVERLEAF FOB OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K., CONTINENT. LMditt (tri rp«ri P. S'lia PMMg Cm Bf NEWCASTLE London, Hamburg. Rofrdam, Havre, Hull. Immingttam In Pt. 1 BM CITY Of GUIIBFBRB lenden. Hamburg. Rotterdam, Antwerp Hull 18 OM Cm Of WINNIPEO London. Hamburg, RotterdM. Havre. Hull
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    142 20 MELBOURNE. Tues INDUSTRIALS and minings con- 1 tinned to move higher. Rises outnumbered falls by over two to one. Most leaders had moderate gains, but Commonwealth Industrial Gases dropped 10 rents to $230. CRA up 12 cenu to $6 56 led a him base metals section. Today closing
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    366 20 T*HE following list of (elected A Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to Nov. 28. Companies tocatid in Malaysia far taxatian purpests: Average groat dividend yield 7.8 per I cent (7.8 per centi. Average grots earnings yield 13 per cent (129 per cent). Overall average gross
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    115 20 wharvot ar optcltd today M«i la»* N.W. 4/5, Benmbor 6/7. Pnmorje s 9, Sargodha. 1", 16. vioahalu 21 22. Etsuzan Maru 23/24. )rc hides 25 .26, NaEasakl 31 32. Anna Maersk 35 36, Gleoearn 33 34. Pagaa 3". .W. Mexico Maru 42 43. Reocloc 44. Thomaae\erett 45.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 20 CHINESE Proriuc. E«chan K t. Slngaporn noon pr icci ptr picul yesttr day: Coconut pjdji bulk 141 aellen, drum »4^'J Mlttf. Coprj: Mixed ifob) looit Nov. Dec. S2«i B. Ptpp«r: Munlok "hit. XI TO arllrri, Sarawak X1671 nrllrra, ap«clal LamponK black 8120 IN) nrllrra iKh', NI.IVi. ASTA SI3U
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    DUNLOP FALLS ON MARKET DISAPPOINTMENT
    867 20 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange was generally quiet yesterday and except in certain counters turnover continued to be small. There was a sharp reaction in Dunlops which was done from $2.70 to 52.62 to $2.65 cum the one-for-twn rights issue at 51.50 per
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. »8 Nov. 29 'Industrials: nn ;,7 90.84 Tins: in:.:.:t ni7.:t9 rubbers: 11U.79 110.79 •Dec. 30, 19b:;=10(l Dec. i!». 196*= 100
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    973 20 DLSIXESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the. number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boutttad (1.000) *1.51: CC.M. .tt.53 BL, .4.000) 51.54 n. 1 nodi *i.55 n. 1 1.0011 1 si.A« D, iti.ooui XI
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 20 Nov. 29. RIBBKR PRICE: 61 cents (down a cent). TIN: 5«05.12* (down 75 cents). Estimated unofficial ottering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    237 20 I\t<KMBKK drat rradta lubber f.o.b. bu>rr\ i lovid b| |p m in Kuala l.unipiii .md sint;apore yesterday al bl icnts per Ib. down one cent nn Mondavi rloidnc level for IBM |>oM(iun. The tonr ».is rasirr. R AS. and AI K 1.. lusint prtres in cents per Hi.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    86 20 'THE Association of Banht in Malayto merchants \otr-iday tail ratca to BldJOl United Stain hnvine TT XJ II ifi airmail 01 33 l« CrM" >•■]•'. 1 Canada: IH1) nf n 351 urmall nn 35«. W) d at. 3K I Hi trrdil billa. 3K| trartr hilla. ttllinii TT M
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      1186 20 Yv**"* KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. DIRECT IT.S.A. ATLANTIC COAST SERVICE Bangtol Hon|konß N. Yorl Searsport Philad. BalL "MMistiut Mart" II 24 Bee 21/31 Btc 3 Fel I Fel 15 Fel II Fel "Rmaatter" 122 Jm 27,31 lat 4 Mar II Mar IS Mar II Mm Japan Direct Service. Penani Smtaport
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      983 20 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ORCADES" (28,000 tons fully airconditioned stabilised) Deporting SINGAPORE 20 Dec 1966 Arriving LONDON 12 Jan 1967 vio Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Port Said, Naples, Barcelona and Rotterdam. LIMITED ONE CLASS TOURIST ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE s.s. "CHITRAU' (14,000 tons fully airconditioned) Departing SINGAPORE 29 Dec
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      257 20 SPOKt ITSH/nM PtNAIMto eTA/ETO 6TA/ETO CTA/ETD FROM CALCUTTA M.V. "VISHVA KALYAN" For Dorwm Brisbane, Sydney Dec 12/12 Melbourne (Dorwin subiect inducement) MOM CALCUTTA S> KAKINADA M.V. 'VISHVA PRATAP' tor Honokong, Kobe, Otoko. Yokonamo Nagoyo Dec 9 Dec 6/ FROM BOMBAY M.V. "STATE OF Bimak For O'.aka. Kobe. Yokohama Nagoyo Dec
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    Straits tin price is down 75 cents
    554 21 rpHR price of Straits tin 1 fell 75 cents yesterday to -•."I 1 per pit ul in Penan k yesterday on an estimated offering of 230 tons, down 10 tons. Good all-round support at slightly lower levels was reported. In London on Monday
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    H.K. RATES
    38 21 ON me fr« •ichangt markil In Bong Kong yesterday til* US. dollar <v quoted at 4.71 (or T.T. inrl I T.t, (or (lltl. tuning *v quoted at 16 99 tad •n* u.i »r i*m at aaat.
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      570 21 jy^SlJHLgiMSi^^ HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LIMITED COMTaWI ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors of Hume Industrlrs (Far East) Limited report that they expert the consolidated rrsulU of the Group in Singapore and Malaysia to show a substantial Increase over those of the pnvious yrar when accounts are finalized at. 31st December next. Taken
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      496 21 AOKAM TIN BERHAD (Incorporated in the States of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday 20th December, 1966 at 12 noon. AGENDA 1. To receive the
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      725 21 NOTICES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE. 1958 (NO. IS OF 1958) KLUCTIONS I CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS) REGULATIONS. 1959. Notice under Regulation 3 (1) Notice is hereby given that an election writ ha-s been issued to the Returning Officer. Kampong Bharu Constituency, and the day oi nomination in respect of the said constituency shall
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      614 21 NOTICES ROAD CLOSURE-TAIPING The level crossing at Railway Telegraph Post No. 58 3 will be closed to traffic for repairs from 6.00 p.m. on 30th November. 1966, to 6.00 a.m. the following morning. Vehicles will be permitted to pass at half hourly Intervals. (TENOKD AHMAD BIN TENOKU ABDUL OAFFAR, D.X..
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      122 21 NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE NATIONAL EMPLOYERS MUTUAL General Insurance Association Limited announce the loss of Motor Cover Notes Nos: ***** to ***** and General Cover Notes Nos: 3426 to 3450. These are hereby cancelled and of no avail. PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JKR PAHANG Tawaran JKR. Pahang untok "Menchuchi Hutan dl-Jalan Oanchong Lepar"
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      584 21 UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED As from Ist December 1966 all Trading Activities of the above Company will be taken over by its wholly owned subsidiaries. UNITED ENGINEERS (SINCAPORE) LIMITED P.O. BOX 41, SINCAPORE and UNITED ENCINEERS (MALAYSIA) LIMITED P.O. BOX 115 KUALA LUMPUR with Branches at Ipoh, Penang, Malacca, Sandakan, Jesselton,
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      613 21 TENDERS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Chairman, Tenders Board. Brunei, at the office of the State Financial Officer. Brunei Town, up to 4.00 p m on Monday. 12th December. 1966, for th« supply of exercise books and text books for Government schools. Urunel as
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      The Baron has improved— A must to follow
      479 22 The Baron has improved— A must to follow RACI NG with EPSOM JEEP I'HK BARON has improved and is definitely one to note down in your short list for this Singapore meeting. He impressed me at Kuala Lumpur earlier this month when he finished a good second to Bellendaine over
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      PLEASANT VENTURE DOES FASTEST 3f
      190 22 40 2/5). Armistice sprinted smartly over 3f in 38 2,5- while Sawadee did it easily in 40 1/5. Miner (.Lee> and Super Thief raced 3f in 39 2 5 finishing level. Derby Street (Posner) was kept wide out over 3f in 40 3/5. Harapan was
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      Leg-grab jockey gets a pardon
      208 22 CANBERRA, Tues. Mcl Schumacher the Jockey who made world headlines In 1961 when disqualified for life by the Australian Jockey Club for holding onto the leg or an opposing rider, has been reflngSton 61 15 jack He will be allowed to ride track work from
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      Soccer quiz for refs
      92 22 Soccer quiz for ref s MALAYSIAN and Singapore soccer referees will compete In a quiz at the Football Association of Singapore clubhouse on Sunday (3 p.m.). The competition Is one of the highlights of the seventh anniversary celebrations of the Football Referees Association of Singapore. The Malaysian team Class One:
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      Schoolboy wins
      38 22 SCHOOLBOY Kamarudm All. 17. won the Johore Bahru and Royal Navy Cycling Club 10-mile time trial at Johore Bahru yesterday In 24min 52sec. Second lßsec behind was Jamal Rahman, followed by Adrian Bunting and Paul roddington
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      310 22 II V SLIM, SLEEK, STURDY SOPHISTICATED SAMSONITE You can tell a man or woman who is smart and international in outlook, by the clothes they wear... or the luggage they own. Notice how many own Samsonite these days? Samsonite is the last word on fashion, luxury and sheer practicality. Liyht,
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      157 22 THEY'RE HERE! REVOLUTIONARY NEW! PERMANENT PRESS SPORTS SHIRTS The newest idea in shirts from Australia Whitmont Permanent Press. They are unconditionally non-iron. Whitmont presses them once when they are made and they never need ironing again. Never! Permanent Press is the most important apparel news of the decade. See it
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  • Page 22 Miscellaneous
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      60 22 CYCLING Hill Climb tßt Timah Hume Heights) HOCKEY B'pore Di». 1: BRC v Jasenitrs; CSC v RAF Seletar; Khalsa v Signals; Div. J: Army Depot Police v CSC B so< < ik Perak Govt ScrrtcM final: Ipoh Municipality v NEB A' (M'pal padang). RUGGEK S'gor srnior leafftie: 6'gor Club v
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      Champion Ortiz knocks out Elorde
      188 23 Champion Ortiz knocks out Elorde BOXING YEW YORK, Tues. Carlos Ortiz of Puerto Rico (above) retained the world Lightweight boxing title last night when he knocked out Gabriel "Flash" Elorde of The Philippines in their scheduled 15--round title contest. The 31 year old Ortli dropped the Filipino with a hard
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      'Nobair calling umpire is noballed
      68 23 'Nobair calling umpire is noballed /^ANBEBRA. Tues. Former \j N.S. Wale* fart bowler Tom Brookes who noballtd two First Grade bowlers latt Saturday for throwing he railed White and Spring four times each in an ever teems to have been noballed himself, writes J. FINGLETON. White and Spring hare again
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      Lock icon WORLD CUP WIN: EXTRA £2,000 FOR RAMSEY
      91 23 T ONDON. Tue«. All Ram- ser. manager of the England team which won the World Snrrer Cup this year, is to receive a. bonus of l* nun (j us t more then $50,000). The bonus was approved at a meeting of the English
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      CHENG HOE's EASY WIN OVER GOEL
      126 23 CHENG HOE's EASY WIN OVER GOEL MALAYSIA'S Thomas Cup star. Yew Chen* Hoe nut up a fine display to beat Suresh Goel. India's national champion. In straight sets of 15-10. 15-2 In 25mins at Ipoh last nieht. Cheng Hoe was playing for Perak Invitation In an exhibition badminton match against
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      SINGAPORE WILL ASK FOR 3 NEW EVENTS IN 1970
      696 23 gINGAPORE will make a strong bid to have rugger, sepak raga and softball included in the 1970 Asian Games. They will propose for the inclusion of these three events at the Asian Games Confederation meeting in Bangkok next month. Their delegates
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      Vietnam sharp shooters halt China's gold run
      308 23 Vietnam sharp shooters halt China's gold run GANEFO pHNOM PENH, Tues. A gold success by North Vietnam in the 50m free pistol event of the shooting competition here yesterday broke the monotony of Chinese successes in Ganefo. The Vietnamese won the team gold and also the individual title. Their champion
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      Ref whistle beats equaliser
      164 23 Ref whistle beats equaliser I ONDON. Tues. Cushions were thrown onto the Held by angry supporters at Wlgan last night when the referee blew his whistle lor the end of ft Cup-tie as the ball was entering the net for an equalising goal. Tranmere Rovers, the English Fourth Division side,
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      Joint champions
      32 23 SULTAN Abdul Aziz School mid St. Anthonys School were declared Teluk Anson Under- 15 rußßer knockout loint chamalnns when they drew their replay 3-3 They had drawn 6-6 on Friday.
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      Penang Walk off
      26 23 THE Penang AAA "Big walk scheduled for Dec. 4 bu been postponed until next year Because It clashed with PMUvaj of Penaag utMtttt.
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      102 23 i*& BsW^Msl BP^ r MS^^y»4L?sßWKffir»ilßftflSy> Lv a\ 'Hr s^sr-^^ '*B .^3sfo^^BMs\fls» J^>^smls^s^bMi3E& \m s^r /^B *^^l ft W^^ vSs^sr^wP^sn smS^bSH^sV i «r^H m jfll^J^^^^B HsW b^P^bkL: IBs^sfe^s^s^s^s^^' Recently the millionth 404 cam© off the production lines at the Peugeot Plants. Estimating that, throughout the world, each one of the 404s
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      475 23 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 4D There will be 4 POOLS for the Singapore December Meeting, 1966 Saturday, 3rd December 1966 Sunday, 4th December 1966 Saturday, 10th December 1966 Sunday, 11th December 1966 Tickets are ON SALE TODAY Purchasers are required to pay a minimum of $2/- for any one
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    MASS DRIVE i BY AEB FOR STUDENTS
    94 24 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Adult Education Board is conducting a mass enrolment campaign to recruit students for new national language. Chinese. Tamil and English language classes at elemen- tary. Intermediate, standard I. II and 111 and primary six lewis. The classes will start on
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    49 24 PORTSMOUTH (England), Tues— Artificial lamp posts for the convenience of dogs may be provided in special areas of Portsmouth. The city's Parks Director. Ernest Studley, has officially suggested that such lavatory areas for dogs j would prevent the fouling of streets, parks and open spaces. Reuter.
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    Labour dispute
    33 24 SINGAPORE. Tues. A dispute between the Islay Kerr Local Employees' Union and Islay Kerr and Company Ltd. will be heard by the Industrial Arbitration Court at 10 a.m. on Dec. 2.
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    Objector White gets 21 days
    111 24 pANBERR V Tues. A \j court-martial in Sydney today sentenced Private William Whitr. better known as Australia's mttt conscientious objector, to 21 days corrective detention. White. who appeared in court in casual clothev pleaded guilty to charges of refusing to accept army dress and refusing
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    66 24 JEAN GARZONI travels the world with a collection of sudden death to send shivers down anyone's spine. He has 148 poisonous insects and reptiles caught in Asia, Africa and South America and he displays them without a care in the world to anyone who is prepared to get
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    YOUNG KING OUSTED IN BURUNDI COUP
    218 24 BUJUMBURA, Tuesday. rpEENAGED Mwame (King) Ntare V of Burundi was overthrown in an overnight military coup, whose leader declared a republic in this tiny Central African State. i The Prime Minister, Capt. Michel Micombero. In a broadcast late last night, declared himself President ot
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    Thief's appeal dismissed
    70 24 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan today dismissed in the High Court an appeal by Toh Ah Chal, a young vegetable seller, against a lower court's sentence of 18 months" Jail with 12 months' police supervision to follow. He said that the sentence was proper as
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    94 24 The Queen with the body of a lion ONDON. Tues.— Portraits Li of British royalty with animal and bird bodies go on display at a London art gallery next month. Ex-army Col. Alister Maynard. the artist, has portrayed Queen Elizabeth's head en a lion's body. Her sister. Princess Margaret, and
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    34 24 SINGAPORE, Tues— The press liaison officer of the Ministry of Culture. Mr. K.R.S. Vas. will leave for Germany on Thursday, on a two-week tour of Munich. Stuttgart, Bonn. Hamburg and Berlin.
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    307 24 LONDON, Tues. Trading on I the London stock market fell sharply from yesterday's level on uncertainty following conflicting reports about the current Rhodesum situation. News towards the close that U.K. senior Commonwealth Office official Sir Morrice James was flying to Rhodesia was generally taken to be a hopeful
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    65 24 LONDON, Tues— Spot ISMA., Jan. 18 9'lSd.. Feb. 18 11 16 d.. March 18 T *d Jan. March 18 11 16 d. April June 195,'16d., July Sept. 19\d.. Oct. Dec. 19 13 lfiri Jan March 19 13 lRd April June 19 T «d. July Sept. l!)\d. Oct. Drc. 19-»d..
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    31 24 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1207 (4-£2'?>. sellers £1209 <-£3',>. Forward buyers r:2oft i •£2' 2 >. sellers £1209 (4-£2.i. Settlement £1206' £2'it. Turnover am 340 tons. p.m. 105 tons. Tone: Very steady.
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    Dhani trial: Soek likely to testify
    287 24 Dhani trial: Soek likely to testify COMPLICITY ALLEGED IN LAST YEAR'S ABORTIVE COUP BY COMMUNISTS JAKARTA, Tuesday. pRKSIDKNT Soekarno is expected to testify when former Indonesian air force chief Omar Dhani goes on trial for his life before a special military court here on Monday. A military court spokesman said
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    90 24 CANBERRA. Tues. Acting Air Vice Marshal Brian Eaton, 49, has been appointed Air Officer Commanding. No. 224 Group. RAF, in Singapore. He was one of Australia's outstanding fighter pilots during World War. 11. The command of No. 224 Group and another air vice marshal
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    84 24 CABLE RECEIVED from Kozhrnoherl. C.K. Thomaa Chennattu father of Annlrkuty <Mn. V.V. M«thew«> soudai Waterworks, expired peacefully on 2S-11-66. LEE CHIN VEE (99) paused away 21-11-86. leaving son Sng Peng We«, grandchildren V«n« Lye, Yang Thlam Bi-e Hoon. Yam Choon and 18 great grandchildren. Hearse leaving Dorset Road 2-12-66.
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    Calwell attacks LBJ for his cable to Holt
    249 24  - - JACK FINGLETON From fANBERRA. Tues. The Australian Labour Party leader. Mr. Arthur Calwell. today bitterly attacked President Johnson for what he termed his intrusion into Australian politics. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, yesterday released a congratulatory message from President Johnson on
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    DEATHS
    145 24 CROOK JOSEPH age 77 mint away peacefully at 11 ;w. a.m. 28-11 -M beloved husband ot Johanna. fathai of Max, John, Helen, Tony, grandfather of Inge. Services at St. Joseph's Church (p.m.) at 4. 1S p.m. 30-11-44 thence to Btdadarl Cemetery for Interment. MR. LEE AM tOO age 60
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      51 24 The weather Hißhest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia hik! Singapote for the period 8 pm. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday Hi. best Lowpst Kuala Lumpur 88 75 Kota Bharu 86 72 Penang 86 75 looh 88 72 Malacca 88 75 Singapore 86 73 C. Highlands 70 57 Jesselton "3 Kuchlng
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