The Straits Times, 25 November 1967

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1 8 The Straits Times
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    30 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 TIIH Ibtionai Khwmi.iiihi' The Straits Times l.std. 1845 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1967 15 CENTS or IS CENTS INIW currtncy) (OKI currency) KDN. 2378:2590 M.C.<P)&M
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    A small change of mind...
    974 1 Old 5 and 10 cents coins, back at par value And banks decide: No action KUALA LUMPUR, Friday OLD five-cent and 10-cent coins have been restored to their full value— with immediate effect in Singapore and from tomorrow Malaysia. This was announced in simultaneous statements
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    Lock icon Dayaks stop slayings in West Borneo
    138 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Borneo tribesmen have obeyed an army appeal to call a halt to anti-Chinese violence, and the flow of Chinese refugeea from the We.st Borneo interior into the coastal towns has nearly stopped, a Jakarta newspaper reported today. The Roman Catholic newspaper Compass
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    No confidence motion fails
    49 1 N£W DELHI Fvi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Government today survived an opposition no confidence motion by 215 votes to 88 The motion, moved by opposition pjiue.v sought to condemn the rulnm Conares* Pxrty for the tonplmc Oi the non-Consress ffovemmcnU :n We.st Bengal and HrfiyanH
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    BOAC pilots to strike
    33 1 ONOON BOACs 1 .mm pUoti in to >t«Ke a 48--honr Milkr nn Dec 9 for an extra »-ar fin M si i ike* are pl.ini>*d fir alter ChrUttnas. R*uipr
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    Tun's plea over TV: Be calm
    239 1 KUAI.A I.r.MPIR I ri.— Ihe DejMlt] Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Kwimtl went on television tonight to appe.il to the people of Penanu .mil the rest ol the country to be calm. Me announced that reinforcements had been sent to help the police and armed
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    Lim calls for discipline
    92 1 Lim calls for discipline PKNAMi. Kri. The chairman of the labour Parly's Prnang division. Mr. I.mi Kiin ■lew, toda\ tailed for the protection of life and pn»pcrtv of innocent people durinc the present MUCSI Mr l.im. Ml* fur Datu Kram.it .ilmi called for the protection of women and children exposed
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    Supplement
    27 1 \\i-h today's issur nf thr Strait Timro ili-ti ihutrri an right-pagr Mjpptrmrnt l>\ IV rhrt.ik.iM Srii Timor B«MUl «n Rrthari. Mak surr >ou grt jour ropy.
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    Curfew in Penang after 5 hartal riot deaths
    983 1 By KHOR CHENG KEE: PENANG. Fridny ITIVK people were killed and !''J injured 'A' 2 seriously in Hols which eniplcl in various p;nls of I'cnnng lodnv ;is shops closed voluntarily, or were forced lo close, in a hartal prolesi against devaluation of
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    Shock for Labour
    19 1 ruling i to iluin pla< \olps it pollc l Dpi bysh ti would In the Hcu
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 M I Ql If I IN II IS i'i\\\(. i i i r c.n in mil polii r
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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      Lock icon Accord at last on Middle East peace envoy
      425 3 Sweden's Moscow envoy named the U.N. special representative United Nations, Fri J)K. Gunnar Pix Jarring. Sweden's Ambassador to Moscow, was appointed last night as United Nations special representative for the Middle East to bring Pea c c betvt Israel and Arab Sta
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      Lock icon The OAU names Ankrah to end Biafra rebellion
      200 11 The OAU names Ankrah to end Biafra rebellion I A<;OS I ri The Or- sanis.ition of African I nity committee last night called on Biafra to renounce its seci-ssion and announced that (.lianas Head of state, l.ieut On. Joseph Ankrah. would < ont.ii t Hi.ifran leaders in a pi lie
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      'Last Exit to Brooklyn' ruled to bo obscene
      109 11 I ONDON, Frl.— The Bri- ti.sh publishers of the American novel Last Exll t<» Brooklyn yesterday livst Britain's first major obscenity test case .since the 1961 Lady Chatterley's Lover trial. \m ill-mala lury took more than five hours to decide that the
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      Lock icon Death penalty to go
      48 11 '■II \W M Ihe House til < ""Minions yesterday approvi Bill to abolish Ii penalty for murder. except lor killers of police and lards. :n the 2fi.s-.vpH-H remitted 114 to 87 fnr "I thp Bill, which wnuM he in force lor a fiveI '."d Reuter.
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      France is blamed as big rush for gold continues
      347 11 LONDON, Friday. QOLD markets in London and Paris met record demand yesterday in the w&ke of Britain's weekend pound devaluation as speculators scrambled out of currencies and into metal apparently to submit the U.S. dollar to the acid test. Dealers in
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      'ALL-OUT ASSAULT ON THE AMERICAN DOLLAR'
      252 11 Fr-uire. wrote: "An International army of speculators mobilised l>v Gen. Dp Gaulle yesterday continued Iti attack on the t>a>is of the world's monetary .sy.stfm. Buying up every ounce ol gold they could afford to hoard, they drained millions out of vital national reserves ofl
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      Lock icon If Saigon surrenders to Reds—by Malik
      234 11 If Saigon surrenders to Reds— by Malik JAKARTA. Friday THE Foreign Mini■ter, Mr. Adam M;ilik said yesterday that South-East Asia" countries would not fill i into China's hands if South Vietnam surrenders to the Communists. The domino theory could DOi be applied to SouthEast Asian countries be-Bouth-Easl countries would put
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      Town too poor to pay bills
      56 11 TRAPANI. .Sicily p. Frl.— All telephones jn Trapani 'own hall. except that of the have been cut off he- the town l* ton brnlce U.s bills [Yaps H more than 2000*1 lire c£i3 million' in .r< mduallv grinding tc» mdatill Municipal rvnlaid iMid in
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      Lock icon Doctors find LSD links with birth defects
      149 11 DOS lON <.Massachusetts!. r i. I niversilv of lowa pediatrieiaaa say they have encountered the lirst docu mented rase of a li.iliy horn with birth defects hei.nise her mother had taken the hallucinatory dmi I.KI> durinc pren■ancj The bal>T girl, born in lowa
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      Quote
      57 11 by Mr. Harold WU«in on tderlsion, when a.«ked what his Government's biggest economic error had been since It came to pow*»r. OUR biggesf misV take was to underrate the power of speculators at home and abroad to put the pound in j o pardy. We have now learnt A
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      Lock icon Thais kill 7 guerillas
      36 11 BANGKOK. Frl. Thai troop* killed spvpii Communist guerillas and captured 39 others In nine clashes in north-east and central Thailand during thp I week ending Tuesday, an official announcement «aid today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wilson stands by Callaghan and says: 'I'm tired of these rumours'
      254 11 T ONDON. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson. Ust night discounted rumours that the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. James Callaghan. would resign soon because of the devaluation of sterling "I'm a little tired of some of these
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      6 die in clashes
      34 11 SANTIAGO. Fti 8U people died and 40 wpre wounded :ip.s with security forces during a 24-hour general «tnke called yesterday by ttip cpntral Workers Organisation, un--1 official sources s.i.d. Rrulor.
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      Lock icon POLICE FIRE AS CALCUTTA RIOTERS HURL BOMBS
      290 3 POLICE FIRE AS CALCUTTA RIOTERS HURL BOMBS /CALCUTTA. Fri. Police opened fire on ctemonstrators who attacked them with home-made bombs and missiles in south Calcutta early today. The violence began when the police tried to remove a barricade the crowd had put up in the street. Demonstrators fought running battles
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      Lock icon 15 Pathet Lao men killed
      54 3 VILNiI.NE fn. A nilUtary eutninuiiique yrsicrcliiy ieponed cm a b..ef .skirniiMi be- tween tnc Pathet Lao ;uid Govprnmcni troops on Nov 18 m wlucli 15 Puthrt Lao Mrc killed and 25 otben injured. communique said the incident occurred about 15 miles I south of Saravane
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      Nasser calls for Arab summit to discuss UN peace formula
      199 3 Nasser calls for Arab summit to discuss UN peace formula \|KO I ri Prexidrnt N.isser s.iid yesterday that an Aral* summit conference was necessary for consultations on Wednesday's Seearit] Ceaneil resolution on the Middle 1 ,ist. hut .tt the same timr lie rejected at least one of its ke\ points
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      Talking clocks in offices for inter-communication
      132 3 f ONDON. Fri.— Talking clocks installed in hanks and other big ofliifs in Britain do not (all out the time but speed up messages to members of the staff round the building or works. Employees are contact cil through a telephone operator ulio relays
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    COINS THAT CAN BE USED IN BUSES
    128 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Bus operators tonight announced that old one cent, five cent, and 10 cent coins as well as new coins and notes can be used for payment of fares from tomorrow. Bus companies will not accept the old 30 cent and 50
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    500 WHO ARE NOW LIKELY TO KEEP THEIR JOBS
    165 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Some 500 industrial workers employed in the British Ministry of Public Building and Works here, who were due to be retrenched soon betause of redundancy, may not lose their jobs after all. This is because the rrdundanry figure has
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    Devaluation NTUC's confidence in British honour
    264 4 Devaluation NTUC's confidence in British honour SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore National Trades Union Congress, today expressed ton fide nee that the United Kingdom would treat the Republic's workers and Government with "honour and decency** on matters arising out of the pounds devaluation. The NTUC's secretary-general, Mr. Seah Mvi Kok in
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    Children's party
    35 4 -I.seiAPORE. Km Thf Queen.stown bran'.-h of thf People? Action Party will liold a party for its members' children, aged five to 10 years only, at 164. Margaret Drive on Jan. 1 next year.
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    A RARE TREAT FOR PURISTS
    233 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A large communal house somewhere ln France in the midst of beautiful country: This is environment in which a group oi ten ladles and two men with its leader. Andree Colson prepare their concerts. At the Victoria Theatre tonight Andree Colson and her
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      266 4 A KITCHENER ROAD, f> SINGAPORE TEL: ***** ***** EL AMlGOnite club PROUDLY PRESENTS NIGHTLY Hb^^^SbV BH I^B^bßHßbVj 31l 10 I6S "•BBBBBBBBBBBBBBK mJVt/(direct from n^ HONG KONG) f SWINGING AND DANCING Alsn Appearing Nightly D'STARLIGHTS Philippines fop Recoiding Artistes Versatile Entertainers MISS SHIRLEY WONG from Taiwan ACCOMPANIED BY THE EL AMIGO
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      485 4 B o*\ rom Paris to Sicily to Spain, he spells O A NEW KIND OF EXCITEMENT AND DANGER! -I Vt^V^ At ICAPITOT iIaIIISCOUNTi ■'Ry -^J? He's all class j^^ the end of his w mWFmWW CtECHHICOLOR- and TECHNISCOPE' WARNER BROS 'UltO-TONIGHT TOMORROW MIDNIGHT j rr^nnnpni jk l< \rnoi. p"TH LJ
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      464 4 [CATHLAY>] NOW •HU A iNLi 1 I am, I JO. 4. I 30 400 •JO A 9JO pm 645 4 9 30 pm. I IHE LONG DUEL OOLON 1 GALA' Comr Spy W OOION TMIATRf THE EARLY BIRD SHC THRILL TO THI 1001 SOUNDS OF THI YAMAHA ELECTRONIC ORGAN .LACE
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    Health Queen contest
    97 5 Health Queen contest SINGAPORE. in Seveateea giria wrlU \ir Iff the title of "Sin^.iptirr Health Qaeei .it the Ministry of Health Spurts' Council gala hall at Ihr Ocean I'ark llotrl toniorriiw 'I he umnci will br crow ili-d t).\ Mis > Mlg Nyiik l.in. wife of tinHealth Minister The lonlrstants
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    TASK BEFORE OUR CITIZENS
    421 5 The fate of Spore depends on efforts of the people GIXGAPORE, Fri. While the Government c;i n provide the basic social services, the equitable environ* inent. the political and administrative leadership and inspiration the fate of Singapore must largely depend on the efforts <>l its citizens.
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    Performing art: More activities needed, says Goh
    442 5 Performing art: More activities needed, says Goh SINGAPORE. Friday. r rllt Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today observed that Singapore needed more of those activities which encouraged the performing arts, when he offl ially opened the factory in Commonwealth Drive of Philips' Phonographic Indus' tics Ltd.. which presses
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    VEENA RECITAL TODAY
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Indian Fine Arts Society is presenting a Vecna recital by MM Kumari Muthulakshmi tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the Ramakrithna Mission. Bartlry Road. Miss Muthulakshmi is the recipient of the President of India's award in 1962-63 and also winner of the gold medal of
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    Higher rates, but it's cheaper
    381 6 Higher rates, but it's cheaper Shipping spokesman explains surcharge SINGAPORE. Friday gINGAPORE and Malaysian traders will benefit slightly on freight rates in spite of the \'2\ per cent surcharge un gross imposed by the Far Eastern Freight Conference today. An FEFC spokesman said today thai .->hippers in Singapore and Malaysia
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    HAVE YOU SEEN HER?
    108 6 HAVE YOU SEEN HER? Tlll> is IX-vear-old Lee "hiion l.an the former Singapore Convent M-hool-eirl who h;i-« hrrn mivsini; from honu- foi .ilmost two months hodii I. .in \\.ilkr<l oik nf her married sister's home in lion;; B;ihru on (><■( 1. with .1 suitc ;l M- iwjrini she v.is returning
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    Perak gets new legal adviser
    27 6 R.ilimii. bn ii un dimes hen r Adviaa H A Kiui Humid Mn ttnur. who !«.»> been pn>Chiel R(*«i>Urtr uf the Ka.tla Lumpur.
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    Day's jail, fine for 3 robbers
    199 6 THREE men who tied up a Catholic priest and a teacher and robb?d thorn of valuables, were jailed for one day and fined 11.000 each in the magistrates court hire today They were Hoo Ch< S3. Hoc Ket 18 and R Rajendr.in 01 Y.»p
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    Four subjects in Malay from next year
    138 6 Four subjects in Malay from next year MALACCA. Friday. TIIK Minister ul Education. Inche Moha Klur Johari. announced hove tf)day foui subjects would be taught in the nati( language in English primary schools b< ning next They art- Fh local .studies and i. Inche K!i:r made lh< nouncemeni at the
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    Sentimental visit to Australia by Raja Muda
    46 6 Sentimental visit to Australia by Raja Muda QYDNEY. R Johi mood [skand rived here la by air from Si oi. ;t prii por;< I Father's uish i A.Mit Ibrahim oid hi'adm. Wllaon Hi "I hop hebruary '1 want tun w.is and Ibrahim lo si eronnd Re:.
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    U.S. firm plans oil search
    66 6 DRUNEI TOWN. Fn. 13 Th< American oil nrm Sunray \v,m bright prospects in it. rch for oil h< given by a lop >■■ the tirni. Mr J H GimJii who arrived here the United Statr-. 702-square-mili at TuU Mr GJml'.n -.*i el prrlmun.i th«> seUmlC
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      87 6 Alloy Ih>n ft* V.T. Hmrmli* Jb y*' Y'WANT US "TO h4AW... IT'D JUST fOC fiUZ DOfsTT N0... AY IF r WDf/T M CX' TUWK'S OASANIZ.E A WASTE OF TIME... SEEM TOO I KNOW BRTTER I'D j, A. ML SOME AU. I A PO9Sm? 'fl NO USE CRYIN' I DISTRESSED. SAY
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    'Swinging girl' Eva frowns on the 'mini'
    113 7 'Swinging girl' Eva frowns on the 'mini' KI7AI LFMPUR I Meet ,i >wi!iging teenagei E < L»vk, uhaupl the daughter oi Bwedlsb AmbasMalaysia "'I Lewenhaupi H quite with n at t! rothequ< I love tlic n»'\\ niixid dances." slw Whii to lasihlon E\j. in. preftn to kr>'v> both her leet
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    Sardon to hand over gliders
    50 7 icon Pn Ihi IVmaaport inn Bri Sardoa. «ill h»na hut ;»o (lidera lo the pprak Plv.im: Ci\ib 00 TilcstWv. <imn to ;he UtinK club by itr- Onual c> «rnm«ni ire pitta tvom 'he Indian Government and ,<r^ pre.vnt tx-inn ««rnib:fd h«-f b>OVM Tißinrpr- from Inciin
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    Swiss watch industry to set up technical centre in S'pore
    216 7 Swiss watch industry to set up technical centre in S'pore SINGAPORE. Fri Th«- Swiss watch Industry will set up a technical centre in the Republic next year. Mr Albert Roosß. the r»> Klonal director lor SouthEast Watch Ind:. 'i-<>d th..> today Mr R'< i;. who Ls nrre ranuectlon with the
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    Koran reading competition
    27 7 lPoli I I Ik herf tomorrof .<• 8 p m rartoUK puj I in Km iU Be K..ni|i.: rapah I>luk Shm Rner And Cumrron HiahUndv
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    Lock icon Heart case boy all set to go home
    87 7 Hisham bin lia.siiam the it year old hole-In-in-art Johore Khoolboy. who underwent .surgery ■1 Auckland's Green Lane Hospital recently, will return home next week. Today be Wll presented with plaque by the New Zealand Red Ct which w:t!i new>pap-r wa> :»'>pun.s!b> tur
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    Trader's $125 lie
    42 7 IPOH Fri 8. M. Mohwmcd All. t>;j a -hoi) keeper from iviuk Anson. was fined 1125 by tlv !iia'-;is' urt here when hr pleaded guilty to mail ilse statemeni to obtain v federal citizenship certificate on March 15. 1958
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    Fancy that
    542 7  -  Francis Rozano By STRAXDKD: THE BEARDED BRITON TOURING THE WORLD IN A DOUBLE-DECKER BUS SINGAPORE. Fri. Of all the unlikely things, a young Briton is stranded in Singapore with a towering doubledecker bus. Bearded Ken neth Wilkinson. >3. stand Ing with his bus out side a hoarding house
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    Tan takes command of Army depot
    126 7 Tan takes command of Army depot l/l *.LA LUMPUR. I Lieut Col Tan Peng Knat i above i will T .»kp command ol the < Ordnance Depot here tomorrow He i> the firsi Malaysian to hold this He racceedn Lie;. Pandall who will be given I traditional n;;litar\ iaiewell tomorrow
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      238 7 Be. SOOTHING RELIEF FOR STRAINED EYES Reading, working television-viewmq and fun in the sun often result m burning, itching bloodshot eyes Just c |Lmbva two-drop bath of gentle Eye-Mo (1) floats away irritation due to sun glare, dust wind, and smoke -Vi^l^Tr (2) relieves inflamation and redness •wii-fH due to
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    Singapore prominent at Ecafe meeting
    120 8 Hi Silica O ix)i»' [eatured promi neiiiiv in .in- nth >0.-,>i((ii of ihe he iii ih committee conference on metals and eering In Sydney recently This w;i~ disckNted today by Mr Tay Kwang Seng. i Steel i ni Hume industries, win «ai ttngapon aole represen
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    A Master of Science degree for ex-student
    108 8 SINOAPORI l:i A trirmer Si Jo.spph '> Inatttutlon student Mi Hs Paiiuar, h»- nbtmned tiiv \irtsin of Bdmcß dettier In nil finjiiieeiiii^ w nil distiiirtion Imm the London L'nnersilv Mi Parmai. left BUismpon lo mi lot the detiifp in bM veai two >♦?«!-
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    Back from UK with honours
    61 8 SINOAPORE Kn Mr Philip Np Slrw Hnik! S3. who recent l> iradtMtcd «itii dipiniiiH in indii-ii;' with fii kI < la Mini 'he Rovnl Col|pi;r ol Art in 1 hrn returned to .siii(jap«ir> A formei -tudrnt I Chun* Chrni Hteh School hr nikrri foi 10
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    X-ray survey
    28 8 SINGAPORE In I he r\ib*rculo»i» fontrol Unit o( the Minutrv of Health will conduct jmasMhfi X-ray survrvatthe Pek Kio Community Centrr rroni Nov. 27 to 29
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    MAGISTRATE'S ORDER ON ASSAULT INCIDENT
    403 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. SINGAPORE. Fri. A magistrate. Mr. An- wanil Haquc. today I ordered thr prosecution to bring an Lncident concerning a polict assault on an accused poison to the notice of i the Public Prosecutor I and the Commissioner I of Police. Mr iiafiiir declared
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    Court told wife was Infatuated' with man's superior
    445 8 HUSBAND: TEC HIRED TO GET EVIDENCE SINGAPORE, Friday. J^WA IK)( k (111 AN. a BeW manager of -a pharmaceutical firm, loda> i<»M Mr. Juslief Tan Ah Tah h<»\\ liis wife became "in falunled* 1 with his superior when he came here lioni
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    A RECORD NUMBER OF TOURISTS IN JULY
    210 8 A RECORD NUMBER OF TOURISTS IN JULY SINUAPORh hn A record 19J09 mun.sis M-ited Singapore in July this year the bigßf>t number >o far for any monih Announcing tli> 'iiday the Tourisi Promotion Board *aid that thl panel with 12.629 visitors for the >amc month la.st y^ar— a 57 per
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    TEACHER: MY WIFE TOLD ME of ANOTHER MAN
    339 8 TEACHER: MY WIFE TOLD ME of ANOTHER MAN OINCiAPORF. Fri. A Government secondary school teacher. Criua Kirn Chwee. told the High Court today that his wife became very cold" towards him on his return from England after a one-year scholarship He told Mr Justice Tah "She ne\er smiled whrn she
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    Aupe applies for Govt to show cause
    44 8 Aupe applies for Govt to show cause MNUAPORf Ml Induaulal Artutri ill nf >■ on Nov. 29 at 10 am Ihe l cider to aak thr Oovernmcnt to sttou i .imply ■nunent Dntnon IV Liuun^' gapor* cw\ Council Urignda Staff Afteement of June 11. tats
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    Taxpayers in US: A talk
    60 8 SINGAPORI t f'luie.-'.soi Oortti d H will talk en roreig Foreign laxpaytn in the United State* of America at the Singapore Polytechnic main lerture theatre on Tuesday at 530 p m Prof Johnaoi. formerly ol the University of Wtteon I now leaching at the Po!>-t«chn»e
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    Office-holders
    29 8 1 him Lim ha.« been el»rtfO pi>-. l sapor* l/>d(f« 'Iheonoptiical Soci»*t < v \1 B#'t« H»ng-Y»,i ire-prey Mr t"«n Sir» Hee ifrr«»m Weer»icv.r 'raa- M H' s»t:f Haa
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    Toastmasters
    39 8 RIN( ling I" tnaatcn Club of Singapore O'nrr i fflciala an Messrs T«r X' < Bhla «r.(J TS. Tav nce-pregident« Mr Cheng Tim Pin. Hon secretar». Mr Chiang Hal Che** treasurer and Mr Tan Rung Tong. pubßs relations ofßcer
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    Certificates
    28 8 BINOAPORE Pr. Tht MF for Aljunled. Mr S V LingMo will preamt certlflrar«« to ttm kindergarten children M 't» Koltm Aver Comminn Ctnxr* on Sundae »3(1 n
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    Horse-painting
    18 8 SINOAPOPF f Th« Mnibl'li.r nt n» V»h 1 ~*:ntm V'Jvtn. !<Hu>Mrr« rvnr. wtii tmt m mm. M
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      86 8 THLBHHLHLHLHS I the segment of floor IP Ik desperation to I alas.thTl_easw he r^^^T^T^r^^uF\ BENEATH HAF-AND'HAF r?Ave himself he (MASS CLUTCHES HAS ITS FREE r^l^Tir^ PROPS AWAVf at anvthinc* END SUPPED OVER MRS. DOOR-STOP ATTACHED i T^^^UTr m |1 'I I STEEL'S ANKLE LM \hnor Hy \l <«#### I f
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    916 9  -  ROY 6LACKMAN: A Moscow meeting with Britain's biggest traitor 'I would still do it again if I were young in Britain today... From Moscow. |"N a secluded Moscow restaurant I came face to face with double agent Harold "Kirn" Philby, and for the first time he answered A
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    MEN AND MACHINES: A DYNAMIC ALLIANCE
    454 9 HIdHLY advanced machines are becoming commonplace in the US economy machines that can do remarkable things undreamed (H a few years ago I believe it is imperative that we lorge a dynamic alliance between these machines and t lie men and women who work
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    Studies abroad: MCE or SC must
    89 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Students going overseas for further education next year must pass at east the School Certificate or MCE examinations. The Minister of Education. Inche Khlr Johari. announcing this today on his return from Malacca. said his Ministry had decided to restrict .students
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    Koran contest
    21 10 PONTIAN Tengku Mahkota of Jnhorr v, ill open the finals of the Sta:r Kornnreadnii; B Padang here on Thursday.
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    Pull-out doubts
    292 10 Holt: 'Optimistic to believe Britain would keep troops in Far East till *****' MELBOURNE. Fri J)OUBTS that Britain would keep its forces in Asia until the middle of the 1970s were raisrd by the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Holt last night. "I think it would be optimistic to
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    Driver slain: Man held
    60 10 CEREMBA.V Iri Police h.»\r detained a man for questioning in fonneition with thr death of a Imin clrner, X. ill. in Siimil \'l. .vester<la>. K.ih.in Sinth u.»s attacked b\ a number of person* in Kalians Koad and was said to have had one of his arms
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    Sarawak dispute over, says Minister
    103 10 Sarawak dispute over, says Minister ITUALA LIMPUR. Fri. The newly-app»inted Sarawak .Minister for Local Government. Abang Ikhua n Zaini. arrived here today uith the Minister of Lands and Mines, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Ya'acob Ahang Zaini is here to accompany three other Malaysian MPs to the Asian Parliamentary Conference in
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    Death fall
    46 10 SINGAPORE FYI. Subramamum Munusamv 19. whose body was found at thp foot of a multi-storey block "f (IhLs in Jalan B«l»m in Mat Pherson Extatp jmtefday ix believed to halt fullrn from OH of the floor* of the block. No foul pMy i« »uspect«d.
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    Gift for island mosque
    61 10 SINGAPORE Fri Onto Aw Cheng Chye thi* morning handed ovei to the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. a cheque for $2,500 for the Southern Islands. Prom the donation, a $1,000 mosque will be built on Pulhu Udonß. The remaining $1.50 D will
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    Scout contest
    28 10 PETALING JAVA. Fri. The Boy Scouts Association here will hold its cub competition for the Teh Hune Kiat Challenge Cup tomorrow at the National primary School.
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    New mosque
    17 10 KtAI.A BRANO < flu TrrngnnUl F.i Til* Regent, of Trpnß*>nu opened new 1100.000 musque hpre today.
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    'Turn over a new leaf warning by MTUC chief
    380 10 'Turn over a new leaf warning by MTUC chief KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Malaysian Trades Union Congress today warned certain "mischievous" people to stop discrediting the solidarity of workers and turn over a nrw Leaf before it is too la To n«> on pthr :dra that blue and white collar
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    Veteran local Ceylonese leader dies
    156 10 Veteran local Ceylonese leader dies CEREMBAN, Frl. A local Ceylonese leader and pioneer of the Malayan Railway, Mr. K. Ampalavanar. 85 (above), died at hi* home at Jaian Kiernam here this mornIng. He was one of the oldest Ceylonese in Negrl Sembllan. He arrived here from Ceylon in 1R94 and
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    TIMBER: STORE'S $5 MIL. LOSS
    184 10 SINGAPORE. Friday. CTNGAPORE timber export rrs today estimated that they would lose about $5 million after meeting all their current contracts as a result of the devaluation of sterling. They pointed out that the majority of timber exr* had been contracted In sterling and all
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    Forestry experts for seminar in Manila
    78 10 Forestry experts for seminar in Manila l/UALA LUMPUR. Frl— Three Malaysian forestry experts will take part In an 18-day seminar on tropical forests, oiganised by thp German Foundation lor Developing Countries. The seminar will begin in Manila on Monday. TJv-y in': Tht SHanKor Offlrer Inch* Abdul R,thn. All: the timber
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    S'pore top buyer of Australian cattle
    59 10 SINGAPORE. Fri Sin*apore ll ono of the leadIng buyers of pedigreed and grade da-.ry cattle from Australia. The Australian Minister for Primary Industry, Mr j. D. Anthony, recently dis- closed that his country had pxported somp of the ca' than 20 countries in the
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      83 10 A /If our sign of f~ GOOD HEALTH GOOD CHEER FINE CHAMPAGNE COGNAC V.S.O.P. IV II and a I \kT J x I 9 SPECIAL |^^B||f I SEASONAL pp^r^ri| I >. -j iJ *From Ist December 1967 v COGNAC P*.'l| to 31st January 1968 fc>^»*-—^— •^•TT» **L a beautiful DECANTER
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      434 11 TERRACE- FLATS -SHOFHOUSES have now been completed for SALE «<: TAN YEW LAI GARDEN 6th Mile, Puchong Road. Petaling _i^.^rjzjr^r^ 1. Thr»»-bf di minis I rr.u r-li..u*.s H«ll »nd dliunc wt»1» Terrazzo Hoi Mnk and t and bailuoom with white v 10' x 16' Fencing: brick-wall Iron-nowtr with gate plete
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    DEATH
    24 12 111 Wutdt Hi Win, mum, JENNY TAN POH MWA lMt> Hrn pa 18U .ov»mt.»r Urarlf it..--l.rl I.rc.l«*r« Ml nlkma. Wa tbank Him lOOOOirno-l
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      A Ten Cent Decision
      700 12 As controversy over the fragmented dollar continues. the Governments must make Up their minds whether they were taken by surprise, and had no time for proper consultation or planning, or wnf not surprised, and have the evidence of a switch into gold and non-sterling currenc> backing
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      Moscow Link
      357 12 To be on speaking terms is not <[uite the same as being friends, so it would be wrong to regard the coming exchange of ambiuwadois between Kuala Lumpur and Mukcow ax cvi- dence of embracing love. Diplomats are often used to express quite different sentiments. But thig week's
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      No Aldabra
      165 12 Reasons of economy after devaluation are primarily responsible for Britain's can- collation of the projected < staging post on A Ida-bra in the Indian Ocean. This island forms pail of the Indian Ocean IVrritm v which was set up in 1 965 as a new roltiny to provide
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    23 12 ■d* tli imimmuim) THE FAMILY OF Ik* lakr Mr Paaf r.. Mi -i|,i..« -nnr br»r<- nd» and rrl* mrolla. t durinii ...-i.i.
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      The one who cannot travel
      143 12 I WAS born in Perak but have been living in Singapore for over twenty years. I want to be with my relatives in the Federation during the Christmas season but hava been advised by the Controller of Immigration that my application for travel documents to
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      97 12 YOU have published an Item (ST. Nov. 22 captioned Indira: No War 1 This item says that the Prime Minister of India rejected a member of the Indian Parliament's demand that India should go to war with Pakistan for giving military training to Mlzo and Naga hill tribesmen. This innocuous
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      58 12 MALAYSIA has many reasons for pride in the way it has progressed as a Parliamentary democracy. One of the things that have not gone right Is the Malay Dictionary. I have been eagerly awaiting it for at least six years but there have been only vague and annual promises about
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      53 12 THE original sum allocated to the Sultan's new car was $130,000 and It was only after Dr. Tan Chee Khoon had highlighted the matter that It was reduced to $70,000. The car remains the same. Had It not been for Dr. Tan how would the $60,000 difference have been spent?
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      THIRTEEN MONTHS AND NO CARD
      124 12 ON reaching the age of 21. my son applied for a replacement for his blue identity card at the Headquarters of National Registration in Petaling Jaya 13 months ago. He was given a form requiring him to collect the new card four months later. On
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      Checking on complaints
      177 12 I REPLY to "Non plumed" of Johore Bahru who complained of 13 months delay In respect of an application for correction of five birth certificates. According to the records of the Central Registry no application received 13 months ago Is .still outstanding. However I would be very
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      44 12 r PO park a car In Singapore we must now pay 25 cents for half an hour in old corns an extrn five cents. However, when we pay In a dollar new note, we get back 80 cents old coins only. CAR OWNER Singapore.
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    LEARNING MALAY
    555 12  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 121 in a new series by GLOSSARY: MaU-wang iN) currency, nilai (Or: 'nilaiAN'l. im value: kelam kahut i.N, Adji confusion; reda (vi to abate: PERtengkarAN in. argument, squabble. The devaluation of sterling has been discussed from all angles by the press in this country. Our
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    Revolution for export at the Canton trade
    672 12  - Revolution for export at the Canton trade GUT SEARLS by HONG KONG FOREIGN businessmen attending China's autumn trade fair in Canton receive more propaganda than contacts. Peking says it is the biggest fair in its history and mirrors the great achievements of the Cultural Revolution under the guiding thoughts of
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      299 12 «!££s O' r ecf from j W*&£r*^&-?i£\)C\. Mit* rf^s of the gr'nt Australian RScC*v VOT fVtS^A bullet: th*T» ar* 66 mfmbers of the •SB3>C-*M' rv't f*Xfr^ .npany and the air baggage at Ea&Cltt-^f Mt f-«-Jtfl latest desperate count amotintr-r: I^kP «>*r^rvte<b3L lir l<)nß nd there appea:- fjiil— rfJs«Sr<*l/A be absolutely
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    Hartal in a market
    63 13 ROWS OF EMPTY STALLS AND IDLE STALLHOLDERS I^MPTY stalls at J the Pulau Tikus market yesterday, when Penang observed a hartal in protest against the devaluation of the old Malayan dollar. All markets in Pt'iianu were closed yrstprday. The idle stallholders in the picture were discussing
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    M-cycle death
    53 13 BINOAPORI A mi>t .r- cyaliM I Hing. 25. died yt#l*rrtHv kboul :hre* hours •Jt^r -< KM i ratVCd in an *rcin>n! with a lorry at the Chani.- i .u»e .inri Thomson Roftd |uncl ion I Road ■uatained hpad Uijurtai. Ky*-wun*sHPK are ask«>d to eomritrt liis|»ct/.r Leong Yee Poofc.
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    Council date
    14 13 BOTTERWORTH Prl. Th« Province Wei.r»i«>v North <l*tn<-t rounrtl will mrct next "huiwlay
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    Tisherman robbed
    26 13 PEN A Nil i Knit fttot. 22 a fUh< rm M of hut watch and $80 near a bt*l in Irving Road Iml night
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    Fatal accident
    33 13 TEU'K ANSON, Fri L<ih H Kcx). aged se\en u,s nuirpfl when she wvii IcniK-kert down by a lorry in a 'ltnber yard xfT Inuniernnt Road here yesterday while walking to «-h<ml.
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    Razak: Buy sterling goods
    201 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tun Abdul Razak today told Goveminent departments and Ministries to buy British goods quoted in sterling because they could cost less. The Deputy Prime Minister was speaking at the j monthly development briefing to heads of departments held at the National Oper- ations
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    Tun's call restraint in wage claims
    254 13 Tun's call restraint in wage claims KUALA LUMPIK. Fri. Tun Abdul Razak today urged trade unionists to exercise restraint when submitting their wage claims in view of the financial difficulties now facing the country He made the call when addressing the annual convention of Congress of I nions of Employees
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      691 13 TV MALAYSIA (lIXNMI I Kuala Lumpur Np\- in E^lgiisn. ilO GhazaJ tnd l>n.in c fi Ipnh and >1 i Malay Music: 735 B^lacra: 3 and 10 .Inhorr Bahm; witched The Dancing Bear; i I llßtagi 7 Batu I'.ilut: H 8.00 News in Mandarin. 810 Kiuang. Lemlwran Mingcu A Wrplcly •>
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      79 13 THE TIDES rOOAI :ui 344 am 1 7 7ft p 148 n m 5 7ft Singapore sO3 aJB (7.11 Pni nil 38 ajn "enham 10 08 1148 pm. 4 48 a.m. 8.18 pjn 1 rOMOBBOW Bedlll KechU 432 SJB 7 fift > 337 p.m. Singripore 6.19 a.m. 1 7 3ft
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  • STRAITS TIMES Saturday Forum
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      Rubber and a cheaper dollar
      586 15 THERE appears to be a body of responsible local opinion which holds the view that the Malaysian and Singapore governments should have taken the opportunity to devalue our currencies, and that it is only a matter of time before circumstances will force them to do
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      16 15 THF Government should exchange old co:n> of all denominations on a One for one ba--IKADLK Singapore
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      A TRUST REPUDIATED
      166 15 "THOSE Ol the public who are so unkindly jeered at by the Finance Miulster for ••foolishly" hoarding money are the people who were told by the .same Minister when the new currency was introduced ia> that the old and new currencies would have equal value. < b
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      48 15 "YOUR ten cents it ■I worth five only." the hawker says. If you hand him a dollar note he hands you change in the old coins. But he forgets one thine He devalued your dollar. but not his own old coins. There has been absolute confusion. OBSERVER Singapore
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      25 15 AT day's notice, the Singapore Government announced the Issue of new coins Surely tne government could have done better than this JOSEPH I>K MK1.1.0 Singapore
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      53 15 ♦vHOULD I blame the Minister of Finance and Bank Negara? My grandparents who are going to Mecca next year, kept $4,000 under their pillow in the bed room. In one confused day they lost $600 The re>t of the family will try to make good their loss Mt'STAPHA KAMA I.
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      44 15 r |'HOUSANDS of children have been saving coins for years and now find that they have only 85 cents for a dollar. Children have been told to learn to save. What a lesson they have now been taught about saving! TAI YEW CHAI Singapore
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      68 15 IN a statement at Alor Star, the Deputy Prime Minister. adv-Lsed the public to report shopkeepers who refuse to take the old currency at the reduced value so that action can be taken against them Where are the Taxpayers t(, report when Government offices do not accept the old currency?
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      57 15 A CINEMA ticket costIng 85 cents for a second class seat Is being sold at 80 to 85 cents. A cup of black coffee at ten cents before the devaluation of the old currency ll sold at 15 cents. All this greatly affects the budget of the wage-earners especially the
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      182 15 Malaysia Singapore Airways THK north bound flisht was scheduled to leave Subaim Airport on Monday at 08.4(1 hrs. We were Informed ol an hour's delay which soon bee tm>two For passengers who were still determined to make the journey. MSA. finally announced that the departure time would be at one.
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      Knowing the price but not the value
      231 15 Knowing the price but not the value RETURNING to theatreIV less Johore Bahru after attending Luls'.llos •Festival of Spain" one could not help reflect :ng on the good fortutif ol Singaporeans in the possession of spiendid theatre I and the services of men like Mr. Donald Moore. The programme which
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    286 18 DEVALUATION tfht mosl MiurtiT* ui.awareb m.o this w;i- [ollow'cd by the news thai home currency would not lollow >uit state 11 ii 1 1 iii in their current rubber market review The oombtPt parallel tv the 1949 de\ aluutlon anu lia\e resulted 111 irregular and
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    204 18 \IELBOLRNt I INDUSTRIALS fall outnumbers. n.<«s but few moves exceeofc Bvo rfiils 8.H.P.. however, afiei openiriK hlcbCT .v $16.80 last 'H< cents to close ai Sl(i4j Minlnga nut again strong earh >>ut noat leading oa>e metal- wti tlian 'oest undei proin-tukir.^ t .R..\. ranged 41J.70 to *IL' 10
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    293 18 S.MIPS LVINC ALONCIIOf THI SINGAPORE HARBOUR WHARVES OR EXPECTED TODAY Waßi I l<-part j, \-:»ri«o Vcspurr. •> 7 J<*inr\rrrt' H h r- a■teln 10 11. Blnat Toy 13 14 N«ler Rhon. 19, P(n 23 24. Hook Ann 2* .-i»riior Kllfn M»*r«- laur 3K Anna K 4C 41.
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES ARE SLIGHTLY BETTER
    695 18 From Our .Market Correspondent \l the end ol the last lull day's trading of 'devaluation week" on the stock Exeaange yesterda) some measure of conlidence had been restored. The decline in industrials was halted, and most counter were up a few cents. At the end
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    771 18 Rl l\ \M) 111 I'OIMU, TO 111 l s|\(,\|.()Kl Xl \l II MIM K rSAOING ROOMS tn Tilt vim h DCCHAXGI M >li BOAT WITH FBI M'.MRKR OF Sll.\R|> TK\I>H) 1\ BRAIKLTS INDUSTRIALS: Ban ana c. >l -t |2 WO) 2.0*0 i II M D. n
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    35 18 Sim M R| 881 i: l'i;i( I ,n i i ills 'up .1 nil. ii let of a c ml 1 1\ I'KH I SSM up iiiv Estimated uaTrriag on lons 'inn h.in;nl
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    171 19 f |MII. Mr.«ils tin prite ro«< by I i further 17 1 i-rnt*. on (lie Penaag m.«rkri yexterday to Suf)poii frmn Kiimpi- .<H South Aiin-rn .i wai repnrlrd. In I nndon mi Thumdaj .iflrrniMin lh«- 3 inonlh*. loru.inl liiiyrr^' prn had ri^en
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    185 19 DM I MI'.I.K lust -radr rublM-r full, karj-sn esasadJ <t p.m. in Kuala l.umpur and Sinea,porr Tmtrrflii.v at Ml ce-nl*. prr Ih. up a quartn al i rnt on Thswaamy's rloMne lavas. I lit lour ***** l k mi;i rtaasMg ptun 111 inn* prr Ib. m— lntl.
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    150 19 •put Attociatien et Banki in Malaysia 1 ixmiion ratea are quoted I the eu.ua* »n of RSI landan: I "OSI d. vi) iTS d. >o rnonthii and < v moßtha Sainnc Delivery 'ur.-.. mootrui. 4tn.— •lo*ri I S3 <1 "th- Uth. r.itea are to Australia on New Zialanrt-
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    71 19 CHINESE Preduce Eishange. Sin,apora. naan priaas aar piaul yeatar* day Caaanut ail: bulk l«l Milan, drum ie:t« Ca#ra: Vlxetf ifo.b.i looae Nor./ D«-o IK Oeat. S3.it B. Pepper: Muntok vblta Rnrawak WWSa fliTs sellers, ■pecial ik Mark $1(10 nellera. narbled lAtnpon. l.i.ick «'.»T| *»nera tall ri.W,. At-TA V
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    220 19 Average sroaa dividend y.e.a o I par -nt Averse grosa eamuiga field V a par ••nt BMaßa. »;"i,.-a -dead 0.1 pat cvnt O>.rall a\era«e |ro>i earnings field 11. J per cent til. 7 per cer.: •P. Prices: *D.V. Dividend TiaM <S'*ts P«' «*nt>i *E.Y. Earnings Yield (grass), *T.C.
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      821 19 EDUCATION H sTaaah rMa hi it rt* sacra j MOMESTUOY COURSES |tl rTOgpr.'i.- free Il'oty Katoat I* O. Bui PI i*> i-«.re). CIS —A I B. COURSES t Auditing. > •i' mied B. v of Sccour ahip. ItwSMWMMI A\'oue s ncapore JO4II RAPID COURSES: alnortn»B<l. F*Bawrlting invumt: F.tu rwlaaa r..,fi,»,
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      724 19 TOURS AND EXCURSIONS i It W»r4m M 'tfi-i i— «»i rl. erfra MAM-MO TRAVEL SERVIIf LIO. Malaya ;>•>< pM LM>| ru.-<i: v. HigbJann* 4 Slit M 1 I h. 3 13 •>/. i 12 S7, IV IJ o? 14 Bajuctfoa i -'.maiai i.»1.-va 16 U S? Camtvrxtia .Data PS4 1/12/09.
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      378 20 fTTTTTnnWTi I^ < onlinurd Imm l>a(r I•• VENKUS FOR SALE M Win i >• H« atjfn NaS4 VOLKSWACEaT i? 0« •< a P.oart I »USHN ianr BMW taon ■><•«. <«! m«n> roil MMI *i'm r*Tf sn.it LINCOLN C»aiTININTAL MARK tajaaWaai mMm,,. tMnnnii.l. h»Mf iiimni p. Elßtavaal Ma-**aia r» >i,r,«it a
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      256 20 VEHItLEb FOX UALL aha ,<. VAUIHALL VICTOR l«»l > i»oi h am H»4 FORD iEPHVR LATC I«*S F CORTIN* po<r SINGAPORE UIID CAR CO tl LECTIO Utan l,iri >».. MaMamaa H.miai •Ml Hanaj nun i«»* A.Ki.n A4n MBaaaTfaaM i«ta Aikiim non Ilb4 011 l Kafltti |4 ll«». i l««t Fa.rt
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      294 20 VEHICLES FOR SALE R.r^. la BNa -au, *a ri, .tit. I HUNC SHAN MOTORS LTD mttm I *>>►, MERCEDES lIKI -1 nard < UNION USEO CAR L.O MM VOLKSWAGEN nm INW lUMai .i, Mfl'o' VOLKtWACIN IMM U r> Kiir-a Mm M P ..n Meiraita- iw mm i iti. Hrn ri
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      693 20 FOR SALE i It r mrdt St (Hit*.)— >• rta. astra MRiiTMAt lAU. Hurr* to Oreaaid I'.xord Hoop. Come aarly tn *\oia <ii»^ppointrr.«nt. Brand n«» and ords i. -ro- k lo Orcaard Road .orf 6K14. ONf MULtI HLAOt Mlf-t'fd i h s«« ajtd on* parquet mou.disc UMMt a* lien Smcapora.
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      595 20 WHERE TO STAY (Mflayiia) U *~d. M '«(.!.<-••( M rta. tmSn 40N0NI MOTCL J.I. I 'an. in* li> Dlcot 12 A:r(.onditioncd Rooina Pboo< ON BOOM FPIOM M oing.c BH«BBB> uocea. t a laaaray Ina OMM 00.-t l<. BJJI J.H. LADIES HAIRDRESSING M Win «o< rts .xl', JOVCILVN BEAUTY lALON rrar.ke
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      568 20 NOTICES NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION TO WIND UP > In thr Matter of Abdul \m Shah Miniru Compani Sdn. Berhad And In Ihr Mallei of Ihr Companies Art. 19*5 AI ai. Extraordinary Genera. Meeting of the abovenamefl compan> duly comened and held or. J2nd November 1967. the folio* i ing
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      445 20 NOTICE NOTICI I> HrHEBV CJIVrN thai «itii eflect from is ember 19*7 Mr. Lim Koon Yam haa ceaseu to be in our employment ana m therefore no longer authorised to tran>act »i--to receive monies on our behalf. UNITED MOTOH WORKS SDN BKRHAD KUALA I.L'MPL'R m.> "NEDER RHONE" AfHvaJ; ::ird \o\rmbrr.
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      1090 21 ;n\ltefl rrwi k i appointtif vacancies at Malavawata Stee, Berhad Prai. (A) SUPERINTENDENT .i the technical Departhould be in pot i qualiil or mechanical engines referably »Im> be ;> member of any of the following equivalent ihireo;. AMICK AMIEE AMIME .id not be belov. 3ft years ol age and should
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      823 21 NOTICES CORRIGENDUM IH» NAI \> >l\ ROKM 0 P-INAM r OKPORATION I.IMITKI). Rpfereme _'na and 4th ParaKraphs of the abrr.e announcement that appeared on Page 21 of the Straits Times of November 24th 1967 The s-entance.s therein should read follows Para 2. BRUNEI TAX FREE CONCESSION Para 4 FIXING DEPOSIT
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      1082 21 NOTICED PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CLUB SECRETARY LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA Ipon Swimming Club mwlrs :>- rENOLOMi PM.AWAI AKHBAR male candidates on ei ib ymn lor pemohoria «la-Uri dl-pelawa the above immediate position dan WlrKanei j ara Malaysia untok starting Salary: aw un penolong Pegawal $45(i to 5550 per monui Akiibar dnlam Lembaga
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      616 21 NOTICE The State Government of Johore (Malaysia) it interested in leasing the following State land for development as tourist centres (i) Telok Mahkota (Jason Boy). Two pieces (approximately 13.9 acres and 28.4 acres) of land available. Facing the China Sea. Good sandy beaches. About one hour's drive from Johore Bahru
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      19 21 TENDER *•>• Amcrvxn.ii mil. rrllam M.iilmit lrnKEN'i \RAN J.K.R. PAHAK ka> XX KHII P nrj^ j ■■JUaWVaawflßi^H fUWON WANMi t/on
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      Martini and Landmark may fight it out over lOf
      584 22  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with VJAKTINI II (Garnet Bougoure) n\\(i Landmark (Des Coleman) will dominate tin- betting ;in<l probably the finish as well —in 0,000 Committee Plate for Class Div. 1 horses over lot' at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. This will be Martini's
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      KL CARD
      1422 22 a 7T* a 9nE 2 CLASS 6 DIVISION 2 ItUSLflLfl 54.500) 9F I (.■.urnni --bailtei Spencer 3 HU Kingston 4 v TapatMM I. i Soon Lee> Paul 6 9.0 Kane 7 3 MOM Toro k < Untie) J Donnelly 6 812 Omar 13 4 35M4 Independence II .s
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      Lock icon Korea to step down as hosts for 1970
      240 22 ASIAN GAMES CEOUL, Fri. South J Korea plans to call an emergency meeting of the Asian Games Federation in Seoul in December to withdraw as hosts for the Sixth Asian Games in 1970. the Korean Olympic Committee said today. Mr Ction| Pi]
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      BLACK YOUTH MEET DECIDE ON NEGRO BOYCOTT OF GAMES
      229 22 I OS ANGELES, Fri.— A resol.ition calling for U.S. Negro athletes to boycott the lyGB Olympic Games at Mexico City was passed unanimously yesterday at a Black Youth Conference opening here, conference sources said. Advocates or the boycott say it is
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      Rowdyism reaching crisis, says Shipman
      234 22 ENGLISH SOCCER I ONDON. Fit joint English FA. Football League commission to Investigate every aspect of discipline on and off the field was forecast by League president Len Shipman in the current issue of the Football League Review. "We are last approaching a crisis," Mr.
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      297 22 Straits Times Crossword R^ LV Hi Has bsssi~~~bsssi MMM d PMi iim-.s v. tn. (l. in 1. Mi«M hear ol *pace ac- ■helt*r«l place .3-4. coununl U> fill ln the docu- 7. A P°" r rtlcl manufactured mem (6 4) ln pprsla lfil 8 Mar-.fl hlxi'K men clad in 8
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      We'll prove our win was no fluke
      376 23  -  TONY FRANCIS SOCCER: AUSSIESON A MISSION I THE Australian national soccer team flew into Kuala Lumpur yesterday eagerly looking forward to prove that their 1-0 victory over Malaysia in the semilinal round of the South Vietnam Independence Day tournament which concluded at Saigon
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      VOLLEYBALL TEAMS ARK 'ONLY BRONZE' PROSPECTS
      253 23 VOLLEYBALL TEAMS ARK 'ONLY BRONZE' PROSPECTS f rnK Malaysian men's A and women's volleyball trams to thr Seap Games at Bangkok next month are not aiming for anything higher than bronze medals. Thailand and South Vietnam have the Mrong^M. tram* in the remoi: Ho Jin Yuen, the Malaysian team manager
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      Declines trip
      47 23 J P.'f-T .leremuh the SRC opentidran n from the Singapore cricket ;eini to tour Aiutralia at the end of this month. The sinrapnra selector! »nBounced that medium-puce bo«ier liaheah Kumar uouldrepmi c the touring uid tun nffl- nn Nov. 30 anti return '<n FV( 17
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      Joo Pong chief hope among cyclists
      211 23 Joo Pong chief hope among cyclists EXPERIENCE will oe their gn when the 11 Malaysian cyclists so into competition at the Seap Games at Bangkok next month. Nine of them are veteraa campaigners in maior International races, including the Tokyo Olympics and Asian championships They have also trained hard for
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      New blow to Aussies as Roche is injured
      110 23 SYDNLY. Fri. Australia's Davis Cup hopes received another blow today when crack lefthander Tony Roche revealed he has a knee injury. Tins ioClowh yesterday's withdrawal of Wimbledon champion John Newcombe from the New South Wales tennis championships to nurse a shouidcr injury.
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      28 23 UMNO Youths retained the FA of Selangor knock-out cup fur the fourth iUccesMve year uhen they beat Combined Polirr 3-2 at the Merdeka etar.iuni last night
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      RACE DEATH
      61 23 This was how Philippine racing ace Arsenio Laurel died in the Macao Grand Prix. When trying to avoid crashing into the crowd. Laurel steered his Lotus-41 against the concrete wall on the waterfront. The car exploded into a pillar of flame and smoke with Laurel trapped under the
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      REST EDGE SCOTS IN FINE GAME
      333 23 REST EDGE SCOTS IN FINE GAME RUGGER IT WAS sweet revenge for the 'Resi of the World XV" when they bear Scotland" by a goal and two tries (11 points) to two goals (10 points) on the Kuala Lumpur Padang yesterday La-st year the Scots carried the day 9-3. with
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      261 23 Singapore Varsity swim results Rot the Ur. mining gala Oprn Ilium Iwre >tvla: 1 2 B Chan 3 "m individual mrdtr\: l Tan Thuan Heng 2 I: I ""m intri -Kacultr: 1 1 23.0; I 4 S<'m int<r.*rhoo|: ACS 2 t a 100tn m'-rtirv: i University of Slngaporp 2 CombMied
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      110 23 (4 'fit 'MK.wnmwa &TANJCE VARIED WITH V \f SQUARE METHOP K J PICTURE? MERE V^—^ -rwo MO&r ip£al "^y B r />/.A v&jts may rwo H^w yf jB WAY A SJ./&HTI-V OP£M Wk^ '-dM ok ciosep pos/r/o*/ 4T QJgggV woe*rs g£sr/=o/r r*£M f2^y ,tf O*/£", *A\/f tsevfX. BeT£M V£*y SUCC£SSfI/L
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      13 23 iHl* E9ggggftTfl igWJngggggg^gggggtvHgH Qtecialty Made JbKBKD tobacco alone I KINQ SIZE FILTER J
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      156 23 BADMINTON Malacca iKlang). i impionsliips i Umno RIGGER Miliw Cup: ha'.\>. Peral s«>ivirrs C'uealtli Forces North v Mai. I rh.tmpion^hip.s I t>oli Cultural Armed Forcr.s <Butteru»rth> hall. 2 30 pm > Krdah v Penang tot; PatanO. COM ||a tea Open and Nncn-MaUcca v Army H ndirap championship! lAyer i8ertmban>: S'purr
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    9 24 MR K AMPALAVANAR frl[M'h> A A V Kirrmtt,
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    Sato Ministers to resign
    45 24 lUKYO. Km— All m Minister!. In I'nnie Minister Ei.saku Sato's Ciu\einment »iil submit their resignations tomorrow to pa\e the way (or a Cabinet reshuflle. Mr Sato himself today called (or the resignations after conferring with key leaders of his Liberal-Democratic. Party.
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    43 24 Pr.NANCi. r'ri.— The School Certificate and 11.5.C. examinations will continue in Penang as scheduled. The Chief Education Officer. Mr. Onx Teng Keong. said that two papers were completed as scheduled, this afternoon, and the examinations would continue on Monday morning.
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    Lock icon PHILIPPINES ACCEDE TO ONE CUSTOMS MAN' DEMAND
    175 24 PHILIPPINES ACCEDE TO ONE CUSTOMS MAN' DEMAND MANILA. Friday. 'rHE Philippines today acceded to Malaysian de- mands and announced that it was willing to station '"for the time being" one Filipino customs representative to check smuggling operations at the Sabah ports of Sandakan. Semporna and Jesselton. i This country's desire
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    Lock icon No elections in 1968. says Suharto
    61 24 No elections in 1968. says Suharto JAKARTA. hn Actinic Proident CJon. Suharto has announi'Pd that general clrctions cannot be hrld next year as schrdulrd Addressing a mass rally in the island of Bali yesterday, (ien. Suharto said that for technical reasons the elections could not he held next year. Elections
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    New Soviet satellite
    41 24 MOSCOW. Hi. The Soviet Union yesterday launched Cosmos 192. its (second earth satellite in three days Ta.-s >.a\6 Cosmos 192 was part of the continuing se- Cosmos craft begun in March 1962 to study space and space flight.
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    389 24 LONDON. Frl— Extremely unsettled conditions persisted In the London stock market today Further widespread falls, ranging to several .shillings, were recorded in Industrials. An attempted rally at mid-day failed to follow through, and prices declined sharply. Clohinß middle prices of sriecieo Mocks net Including stamp duly were- RUBBER
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    Lock icon Americans evacuate Cyprus
    293 24 Americans evacuate Cyprus WASHINGTON, Fri. American women and children were being evacuated today from Cyprus amid the mounting threat of war between Greece and Turkey over the island. The c\;uu.ition was announced here last night after freak reports %4 bomb blasts in Nicosia and reronn.iisancc flights over the island by
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    21 24 Gi Aral lon ri" ced A two I blem. bul 1 little doubl stum mil.; Bri! the rrll
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    31 24 Crew may have abandoned stricken ship 1 1 ..-ed by fire aii' River Ii slnp. autlii,: The n I ready <"i auie of the fire. The -AST to Penan k; caushi
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      35 1 Do you know what I have just read? Well, Far Eastern Publishers Ltd. now have the biggest printing factory for book printing and book binding in Malaysia! capable of .producing 17 million books per year!
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    Dr. Lim for the opening ceremony
    343 2 Board of directors of expansion, the company hopes to double the number of keyboards ln the near future. The "Mark 3" Monophoto fllmsetter now being used Is the latest of Its kind. Again, ln order to accommodate the Increasing material from the additional keyboards,
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      1246 2 New $4.5 m book- printing, binding factory in operation in 7 months p^bnih.nTM) tM. I'hich 'hol'i*" (TnilE largest book printing and book binding plant in on up-fo-dot* book-printing and. I \l ii a •i i -ill book-binding factory, p.rch.takan .Malaysia, worth $4..) million, will be opened this evening pV;I r
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      936 4 nn izd dd nn nn nn qd dd dd izs qd qd dd dd od dd ddddod nn ddud nn nn nn nn nn nu on nn nn nn dd nn qdizdizd dd nn nn nn qd qddd dd hd qd qd qd hd qd dd dq IFROM IDEA TO
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    Five printing presses run 24 hours daily
    370 5 MAKE-READY OF ALL UNITS CARRIED OUT AT SAME TIME WITH MULTIPLE DRIVE THE factorj has five Aurelia printing presses. It lias one series 92 mult i colour <>i I colour offset-printing machine and tour 2-COlour offset-printing machines. All these machines are manufactured l»\
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      32 5 Congra tv la tions to PERCHETAKAN SERI TIMOR SENDIRIAN BERHAD from MACLAINE, WATSON (Imports) LTD., Kuala Lumpur Suppliers of: Brown Process Cameras Agfa Gevaert films Nu-Arc equipment Durst Laboratory Enlargers Hot-Melt Glue
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    I Fastest folding machine in South-East Asia— 16,000 folds an hour
    165 6 I Fastest folding machine in South- East Asia 16,000 folds an hour OK the four folding machines m the new factory, two are most outstanding. These two folding machines are specially designed to fold printed sheets up to a size of i.n Inches soon .is the sheets are printed on
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    Fully automatic gathering and perfect binding plant
    457 6 Fully automatic gathering and perfect binding plant THE company has the only machine in South-East Asia that, is equipped with attachments to use hot -melt glue. With this installation, it is possible to solve even the most delicate problems of glue binding A rapid ligature film permits immediate trimming of
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    This fastest saddle stitch bindery can turn out 12,000 books an hour
    401 7 This fastest saddle stitch bindery can turn out 12,000 books an hour 'PHIS is a high speed machine and one of the fastest S addleStitch Binderies ever to be produced. It is capable of producing 12.000 hooks an hour when automatic feeders are used. Present output from this machine is
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    PRECISION TRIMMING IN ONE STATION
    153 7 PRECISION TRIMMING IN ONE STATION r THH Bindery Department has all the modern and most up to date binding equipment, including the pre- cision t luce -knife trimmer, in one station. Hooks are fed on a conveyor belt, as shown in the pic- hire, which automatically takes the books into
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      74 7 -"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii; CONGRATULATIONS PERCHETAKAN SERI TIMOR SENDIRIAN BERHAD from I MOK WAI BENG j Building Contractor Heartiest Congratulations PERCHETAKAN SERI TIMOR I SENDIRIAN BERHAD on their official opening I AUPING FOLDING MACHINES for high speed and accuracy i Maschinenfabrik Hermann Auping, Werk Muden, 3173 Muden Aller, Kreis Gifhorn, W. Germany. With
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    New office, printing plant at Jurong
    143 8 THE Far Eastern Publishers Ltd. office building and the printing and binding factory, part of the first phase, are expected to cost $3 million. The Economic Development Board, Singapore, has approved a substantial loan to Far Eastern Publishers Ltd., for the new building. Apart
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      460 8 We wish PERCHETAKAN SERI TIMOR SENDIRIAN BERHAD great success! NANYANG PHOTO SUPPLIES I EAST COAST BOOK CENTRE Supplier of Fuji firms Books Toys 61. Middle Road. Spore 7. lISIC, |alan Sultan Ibrahim, K. Bahru. TUCK LEE Ptftfi MIN BOOK CO. Tr*naport Co. Booksellers 41. Hong K<m« Street. S pore. 25.
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      43 8 I Congratulations and Best Wishes tf) PERCHETAKAN SERI TIMOR SENDIRIAN BERHAD from KOON WAH LITHOGRAPHERS 10. NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD. SINGAPORE-19. TEL: *****. Hearty Congratulations to PERCHETAKAN SERI TIMOR SENDIRIAN BERHAD from MALAYA ENGRAVING LITHO PRINTING CO. j TANGLIN HALT ROAD. SINGAPORE-3. TEL: *****7.
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