The Straits Times, 25 December 1970

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    20 1 The Straits Times Ilifi Ndtiima! jtapajißP FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25 1970 Kstd. 1845 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Securities Bill gets more teeth
    596 1 Law's main aim is protection— of investors' interests SINGAPORE, Thursday MEW douses designed to give more "teeth" to the Securities Industries Bill will be introduced in Parlioment next Wednesday when the Bill is due for its second and third reading. The Bill provides ;i legislative
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    Tun: No bar to spread of all religions
    146 1 Tun: No bar to spread of all religions KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak today said all religions in the country were given complete freedom to spread and flourish without any hindrance. In a special Christmas message he said: "We are a multi-racial society In which all forms of belief
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    PM Lee looking forward to Indon visit
    183 1 PM Lee looking forward to Indon visit CINGAPORE, Thurs. J Mr. Lee Kuan Yew is "looking forward" to his visit to Indonesia next year. He will go as soon as a mutually convenient date can be arranged. The Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, In a statement today, said the Prime
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    A MERRY XMAS!
    19 1 THE Straits Times wishes all its readers a Merry Christmas. There will be no publication tomorrow.
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    Rain floods
    37 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Several lowlying arras of the island Including Bukii Tlmah and Duneam Roads were flooded after daylong rain today. The Metrorologlcal Station recorded half an Inch of rain from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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    Lock icon 3 Singaporeans among 24 dead in Java Sea
    115 1 IAKARTA. Thurs. Three Singaporeans were among 24 people killed when a 90 ton boat bringing oil workers from an offshore oil bed in the Java Sea capsized 31 miles east of Jakarta last night after a collision with another boat, informed sources
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    Lock icon Seven hurt as car crash home collapses
    454 1  - Seven hurt as car crash home collapses VICTOR NG: Singapore, Thursday By AT least seven people were injured when the front portion of an old two-storey shop house in Beach Road collapsed after being rammed by a car (above). They were among 24 people from two families preparing for bed
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    Govt denies Barisan charge
    647 1 SINGAPORE. Thursday THK Government today denied allegations thai KM) political detainees in "Moon Crescent Centre* 1 of Changi prison were being persecuted and ill-treated. It said the alterations made by Barisan Sosialis chairman. Dr. Lee Siew Choh, yesterday, were not founded on facts Dr. Lee had
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    TROOPS OUT ON PATROL IN BETHLEHEM
    174 1 TROOPS OUT ON PATROL IN BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEM, Thurs. Hundreds of Israeli troops in bat tied ress and carrying automatic weapons ringed Bethlehem today in an attempt to prevent Arab guerillas from disrupting Christmas celebrations here. All entrances into the town where Christ was born were guarded by mobile units and
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    Lock icon Poles relax for Xmas
    35 1 WARSAW. Thurs. Pole* r». taxed today to celebrate Christmas with life returning to normal In riot -ravaged Baltic coastal towns and political crisis In the country's communist leadership apparently over. Reuter
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    Latest
    75 1 BANK REFUSES CREDIT FOR CEYLON LONDON. Than. Rothschilds Bank today dwlinrd comment of an; nature on reports- from (rylon that It had rrfiiM-d rrrdit faeilitte* Cor that <nuntr\. Thr < rv|.m Daily Nrw* had 'aid that Ro Vwhilds was not prrparrd to aurjtt a financial guarantee from thr r>l<>n
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      25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 MR. Lee Kuan Yew today wished "a merry Christmas to all who celebrate this traditional time of good cheer."
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Go ahead for Press Council in Ceylon
      106 2 Go ahead for Press Council in Ceylon /^OLOMBO. Than. The Government yesterday decidrd to efUblWi a five- member Press Council to Ml U a watchdog over the i.fw.-paper.v Inform°d •OUTCea said that the council would have no Judicial powers and in cases of civil or criminal action, normal legal process
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      Lock icon Nuclear war danger receding—Kissinger
      245 2 Nuclear war danger receding— Kissinger NEW YORK, Thurs. PRESIDENTIAL ad- viser Henry Kissinger has expressed optimism that the constant danger of nuclear war which has hung over the world will "recede into the background. In the third and Anal segment of a taped Interview on the National Broadcasting Company's "Today"
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      Lock icon Tricia to wed report
      43 2 PHILADELPHIA. Thurs. Tricia. President Nixon's elder daughter, will announce her engagement sometime during the Christmas holidays to the son of a IS. Army Colonel who Is now studying law at Harvard I niversity, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported today. AP.
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      Lock icon Navigation talks end without agreement
      231 2 Navigation talks end without agreement 'r O K YO, Thun>. 1 Peking said today the 16th regular meeting oi Sino-Soviet joint commission for navigation on boundary rivers ended on Dec. 19 without reaching agreement on "the questions discussed." in a broadcast heard in Tokyo. NCNA said the meeting, opened in
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      Lock icon Divers fail in bid to save crash plane victims
      148 2 AUCKLAND. Thurs. A passenger and a crew memtur oi a commuter hydroioil dived Into Auckland hartour today in an abortive attempt to pluck four men trom the wreckage of a crashed plane. Ihr Ciruniman MHtttMNM aircraft noM>-dived into the water only
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      Bhutan applies
      32 2 UNITED NATIONS rhur» —Bhutan's application lor V N membership was officially confirmed yerterdty with publication of a note Inr the king. Jigme r>Til wingchuk. Up crtUry general U Thaat.— DM.
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      Lock icon US may join M-East peace force
      381 2 US may join M-East peace force WASHINGTON, Thursday JHE U.S. has assured Israel and Egypt if will join in guaranteeing a peace settlement that would consider putting American troops in a U.N. peace-keeping force. Secretary of State William P. Ro«ers made the assurance in a drive to open peace talks
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      Lock icon STOW A BLOOD TEST TO DETECT CANCER?
      236 2 STOW A BLOOD TEST TO DETECT CANCER? I ONDON, Thurv lun British KteatMi ty they may hive found a blood test for the tarly detrition <»f cancer in research that hroucht findings "bordering on the bizarre." A study "I diseases <»' the central nervous s\stem led to their discovery that
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      15 2 Bj^nß^^^BTTVl r^Bk BF^^^TPn WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
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    Lock icon Polish leader casts his vote
    47 3 CHIEF of Poland's Com- munist Party Edward Gierek (left foreground) is shown voting along with others lor the new Polish Prime Minister Piotr Jaroszewicz on Wednesday in Warsaw. At centre is Jan Szydlak. and Stefan Olszowski, right, members of Politburo AP radiophoto.
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    Spy exchange in Germany
    66 3 BONN lliuv. Wi.m Gcr- m.my lih.> ri-lra.M>cl three suspected ootMßunM hpics in re- j i urn for ttM Nlcusc of a num- I tx r ol iwilnu-.ii prisoners (rum East Grrm.in i.uLv a West German .-ixikosman an- iiounced vrsterday The .s)>okcsni;in elrcluird to g\w details about
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    Lock icon Huk leader Dante ignores feelers to surrender
    307 3 Huk leader Dante ignores feelers to surrender MANILA. Thursday. I'HE Philippines most wanted outlaw, dissident Huk leader Commander Dante, has rejected surrender feelers made by his relatives and said he preferred to die fighting government troops. police sources said today. The head of the Maoist i New People's Army. wh<
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    Lock icon Anti-cholera campaign
    40 3 JEDDAH. Thurs The Saudi Arabian Health Mini*ptfjUtntey announced a new anti-cholera inoculation campaign as a precautionary measure the start of the Muslim piltfnmagc beaxin. Several thousand pilgrims i in vm.iii and African countne.s are expected In Mecca.— Reuter
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    Lock icon 4,000 cheers as Bob jokes about Gl's and pot
    638 3 4,000 cheers as Bob jokes about Gl's and pot BANGKOK, Thurs. Bob Hope, the favourite comedian of America's top brass, bridged the generation gap with his ski nose yesterday and proved the grunts still dig him too. Hope, 67. and his 76-mem-ber troupe, got a standing ovation from an estimated
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    Lock icon Three hired men to die for a $2.25 killing
    112 3 I'AMPALA "Uganda), Thurs. When Kaamu La.sasira suspected that his wife's three children were not his own he threatened to kill her. Instead he became the victim of three assassins hired by the wife for ML ($2.25). Three men were all sentenced
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    Lock icon Snowdon has operation
    51 3 LONDON. Thurs Lord Snowdon. 40-lyrar-old husband ni Princess Margaret, had an operation ve.sti-rduy (or complication* following minor surgery last week A hospital spokesman said Lord Snowdon is making >nti.sl.ictovy progress after the MH'irition b>it declined in comment on the nature of the operation or the complirauonj. I
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    Rebels launch fierce attacks on police
    48 3 Rebels launch fierce attacks on police BANGKOK, Thursday COMMUNIST guerillas destroyed a Government helicopter and killed a policeman in fierce assaults on a police post in tne hills of northern Thailand, police reports reaching here today said. as in three waves of atinulok province, about also seriously wounded
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    Lock icon INDONS WARNED OF NEW RED PERIL
    164 3 INDONS WARNED OF NEW RED PERIL JAKARTA. Thurs. Jakarta military commander Major-General I'nimi.in has warned that communist agitators are —mill at work in the Indonesian capital. Gen. Poniman said in a television interview last night that some 300 communists and their supporters had been arrested in Jakarta this year and
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      274 3 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS be resolved (ft). 1. sac. 3. Seize the opportunity 8. "Caulu* has a lean and for an untimely stoppage In (Julius Caesar) (6, 4i. forging' (6. 5. 3. 4. 2. I). 12 See 9. 9, 12. Take the hint go on li. Worry endlev.lv and ruin
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      Lock icon Debray set for a date with Allende
      286 4 SANTIAGO. Thurs pRENCH intellectual Regis Debray, freed by the Bolivian Government yesterday after serving 44 months of a 30-year sentence for guerilla activities, will fly here tomorrow from northern Chile for a meeting with Marxist President Salvador Allende. Sentence Tho:tii-year-(jld Frenchman and five
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      Lock icon FAMOUS LOVER IN A NEW ROLE
      75 4 i.I.MOMO CASANOVA, Ihe ureat liner and fiirnd. is pnrtr.iwri this way M a leaflet co\er issued hy the British Health l.duiMliun Council. The poster says "(asannxa nrMT cot anyone into trouble" a mrv satr geared to remind unmarried men to ■racttw contraception. lln Ir.iflrts.
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      Lock icon Three men demand drugs at gunpoint
      101 4 Thurs. Police sli t down and .severely wounded an armed member ol a three-man gan? lollowtiiK a drug laid on a psychiatric hospital here early today. Police said three men en'ered the suburban Rydf Hospital, demanded morphine from a nur.se ano menaced her viith
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      Lock icon 14 pro-Reds arrested
      41 4 MAMRin Tnan pay. tprn iieonlr «m trrcstrri ,>n i.rcrs of ennyiag .<nt Mib\er- t|\itiPs for ihp outlawed Spanish rommuni.-t Party In J»rn P'Mrf sx.rt vps!pi-(!hv ihpv iwtssd ihipr typtwiltw'a, t^o iapc n lurtna and many <iand<*tinp imnptß— AP
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      Lock icon Families flee
      34 4 MAMIA. Thurs. About .°>o families have left (heir hoaaca aromd 'i .*.i i volcano 411 milps M.uth of hrrr. Hftrr Ktepped-up a. tivity from thr i"''i*ni> diinrm the pii.st 24 hour*. -Rruter.
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      Out—truth behind Chiang's defeat in China
      364 4 Out— truth behind Chiang's defeat in China WASHINGTON, Thurs. TT —The United States under-rated the strength of the Chinese Communists > after World War 11. was txtremely critical of the Chinese Central Government ruled by the Kuomintang, and misjudged Russian intentions in the Far East In the late *****. These
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      6 4 Cwmnova never got anyone Into treubid
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      Lock icon Yachtsman off Cape
      60 4 LONDON. Thurs. l.one yachtsman Chay Him h uh«> is Irvins to sail nonslop round tin- world on «n unronqucrcd tastW est route, reported today he was off Cape Horn. The 30-year-old para trooper left Kn gland in his 59 ft. ketch British Steel on Oct. 18 for
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      Baghdad denies plot against Shah
      225 4 Baghdad denies plot against Shah DEI RIT Thum Iraq today categorically denied Iranian chargeK of j Baghdad-sponsored plot arainst the regime ot the Shah. A government spokesman was quoted by Baghdad Radio as s.iyin* that an Iraqi citizen identified as the head of the alleged plot had nothing to do
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      US Army spied on students says ex-agent
      213 4 US Army spied on students says ex-agent V'EW YORK. Thurs. J Army intelligence agents spied on student political groups on college campuses in New York City and even on welfare mothers demonstrating at City Hall, a former army agent said on Tuesday. In one case, he said, the Army's intelligence
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      164 4 Wishing All Patrons Friends A Merry Christmas A Happy Prosperous New Year TrYandarin T«l: ***** (10 Lines) Pcnang. Malaysia. ftjLs i Wb*m>L ««f a? ■>■ v m^ »wrf unMSHL Mw 9+m {>%v* «T3F m-an **T i^^H £25 »3| imim The MANDARIN richly adorned with Malay.Man sculptures. Batek murals and Attap
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    Icy Xmas Eve for them
    262 5 SINGAPORE. Thur» II turned out to b<- quite 1 1 an ic.v Christinas Kve for four yuunt ladies today. A frozen one in i.v i in the shape of a 150 mi. ft icerink. The girls Geraldine Trinca. 14. Diane Vale. 15. housewives Stella Hellier.
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    Only seven of 15 turn up for contest
    75 5 SINGAPORE. TlMO.— Organisers r.f the Archery Queen Contest were in a dilemna last Bight mlv seven of the IS contestants turned up for the >em:-fii.als. It MM riLßlly derided that the elimlna:inc rotind iu-hh;lir of a da nre al Victoria Memorial Hal.
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    Road safety expert due
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Thin v A road mttti cxpcri will come to Sin- zaporc early next year to .smdy the Republic* safety problems and make the necessary recominendn lions Stating this, (he National Safely Firs' Council said in Its latest bulletin that the expert's services would be acquired
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    Koran reading
    22 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A Koran reading ceremony will be held ?< ihe Paya Lebar mosque from 9.30 a.m. to noon on Sunday.
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    Free parking space withdrawn
    52 5 Free parking space withdrawn SINGAPORE. Thurs Staff of Riiline*. no longer enjo> free paridßf at ihe public car park at Sliißhpore Airport. The facUHaM wer«- withdrawn last month, it was disclosed lodpy Now. airlines have to pay $50 month for each lot. and s<> far 13 airlines have taken up
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    Treat for 100
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Thuiv Abou 1 100 undei'pr.vileced children from Ibt Singapore Children's Socletv <vlll tv treated to a party ai the Singapore Wonderland on Sunday organised by Season Toms Sinter
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    SAB president
    20 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs Dr. Arthur Lim Siew Ming ha> been re-elected president of the Singapore Association for the Blind.
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    Nurses' pay cut: AUPE, Ministry to meet again
    116 5 SINGAPORE. Thur.v Officials of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees and the Health j Ministry will meet aaain on Monday to discuss the j unions claim for a refund of nurses' pay which had been deducted by the ministry from their salartM
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    Call for united front to fight freight increases
    137 5 Call for united front to fight freight increases KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Asian shippers should form a united front as their answer to the monopoly being exercised by the freight conferences. The chairman of thp freight committee of the rubber Industry of Malaysia and Singapore. Inche Abu Bakar Pawanchee. who suggested
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    New study leave formula expected for unionists
    254 5 New study leave formula expected for unionists SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE NTUC hopes to work out a new formula on study leave for trade unionists with the Singapore Employers" Federation According tv an NTUC i source today, this is bring done with the heip of th«* Labour Ministry Both sides will
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    ESSENTIAL GOODS EXEMPTED FROM TAX
    104 5 ESSENTIAL GOODS EXEMPTED FROM TAX KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The Government tooay retutea charges lh<4 prices of essential commodities would rise because of an increase in surtax announced In the 1971 Budget. Thr Secretary General of the Treasury. Tan Sri Mohamed Sharif bin Abdul Samad. said in a .statement commodities such
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      Ringo Starr.. With a surprise from Nashville
      519 6 Ringo Starr.. With a surprise from Nashville a |F Hob Dylan, the Byrds, Louis B Armstrong, Joan Baez, Simon and Garfunfcel and Trini Lope/ a run j>o to Nashville to record, a why can*! an rx-Beatle? Since Ringo Starr's fondness for country music has long been known (he was largely
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      Five-year jail for robber
      156 6 CINGAPORh. Thurs. It was money just for the picking when a gang of three robbers raided a house on Nov. 12 in Baleslicr Road where a gambling party was going on. Today, one of the raiders, Phua (hee Lai. 29. admitted his part in the holdup
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      Three ballet delights on New Year Day
      177 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 30 danem will present three exquisite ballot deUghti dedicated to the expression of local themes over channel 5 on New Ytar Day The items are presented by the Maureen Lim Dancers who will do three numbers among them a
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    SWINGING BIRD AND BOTTLE
    72 7 SWINGING BIRD AND BOTTLE RKADV just in time for Christmas is thr new Bird and Bottle Nightclub in Bukit Timah Road. Housrd in the former Bird and ".■'till- Restaurant, the niahtcluh was opened yesterday after monthlone renovation pro1. I .1 111 MM The second phase of the project— a Bar-B-Q
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    Flying off at a tangent
    325 7 rpHESE arc funny A Australians (left) and they have funny problems. They have problems with finding a rhair. and they sometimes meet with the problem of getting seated in it. But its all because Paul Winmill (that's him flying oflf his seat) does not get
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    Half and half
    102 7 THE war between the sexes if ever there was one seems to have ended in a civil war! At least according to producer Peter Jackson's intrigulns vision. Peter, who created the "Unisex" show .staged here earlier this year, has come up with a new French stagerama: "Les
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      200 7 a. #<& #<& Wtk'ttk MERRY X MAS TO ALL OUR PATRONS, FRIENDS BUSINESS ASSOCIATES. TO-NIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT AT WISMA RESTAURANT (7 p.m. to 3a.m.) At Sl5 per person (Dinner, first drink plus novelties) I At $10/- per person (first drink novelties) HIGHLIGHT ON TAIWANESE SINGERS, H. K.ALEX LIT HIS BOYS
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    Satay Club at new stalls in the New Year
    279 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The New Year will usher in a glittering and poshier version of the old Satay Club a popular joint with thousands in Singapore for nearly 50 years. Because 26 out of the club's 28 members will abandon their road
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    STAY AT THE ISTANA FOR TWO WOMAN PMs
    90 8 STAY AT THE ISTANA FOR TWO WOMAN PMs SINGAPORE. Thurs. The two woman Prime Ministers of (he Commonwealth. Mrs. Indira Gandhi of India and Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike of Oylon. will stay at the Istana. instead of the Ming; Court, as oririnally arranged when they are here for the summit next
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    ECAFE meeting delegate
    37 8 SINGAPORE Thurs Dr. Augustine HH. Tan.MP (Whampoßi. will teave for Bangkok on Sunday to attend the ECAFE meeting on the Second Development Decade His next meet-the-peopie aesnlon will be on Thursday Instead of Monday.
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    Toto draw numbers
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs In todaV.s Tcto draw No. 102 70. the following numbers were picked' 16. 48. 2t. 42 and 23 The additional number was 44. In the cirrle* draw, the numbers picked were 46. 1 and 33.
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    Boy identified
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Thur- The boy who was found dionned in a pool of water at a construction site in Ka ll.i UK Park yesterday has been Identified as Let Poh Guan. 8. of Jalan Sultan
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    Jail for storekeeper who stole tools worth over $10,000
    190 8 j SINGAPORE. Thurt. I I APONGGOL Industrial Training Centre storekeeper was ialled for three years today by a district court on two counts of theft, involving over $10,000 worth ol tools and electrical appliances from the centre's stores. Norris Adrian Emmanuel,
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    Decision soon on plea by three banks
    457 8 Decision soon on plea by three banks MALL DANGER TO GOLD AND CASH MOVEMENTS SINGAPORE. Thur« THK Government is expected to make a decision soon on an appeal over the possible danger to the transport of gold bullion or cash when Raffles Place becomes ;t pedestrian mall. Particularly unhappy about
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      160 8 gAVE AW, COME ON MOW, I KMOW IT'S I ...SHE SAYS 'TAKE THAT L^I Cv 4 VCU THAT OO^IJMATS THE Pfi£TTY WILD, THING AWAY FROM /^..SO WHO AM ~£Zss3% BggfeV RACE CAR? j WILDEST YARN I BUT THAT'S JUST HBtE.' I NEVER VVANT/ r rAR6UE WITH _>^^ I r*tT EVER
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    Lock icon Tengku in Karachi for Islamic meet
    110 10 Tengku in Karachi for Islamic meet KARACHI. Thurs. Tenuku Abdul Rahman arrived here late lust night for > threeday Islamic Foreign Ministers conference, which opens on Saturday. The Tengku said at Hie airport he hoped the conference would bring the ti participant.* closer together. The conference la due to confirm
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    Theft charge
    34 10 SINOAPOKE, Hums J>,,n worker Molmmetl bin Maxdul'■»h. I", eaugbl with 'ix dollnrn iih hidden in his i, i<Klay plffliifd guilty iii :i i li:u "t Bmtcncfl was postponed pfiiciinu :i probation rppoD
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    DEATH IN FLAT AFTER BLOODY FIGHT: ONE MAN DETAINED
    311 10 DEATH IN FLAT AFTER BLOODY FIGHT: ONE MAN DETAINED By H. G. KUTTY: Singapore, Thur«. DOUCE have detained :i mini in connection with I killing in a flat in l.oroni> ti. (icylang, l:ist ni^ht. He hail gMM to the Outram Hospital shortly after midnight to seek treatment for injuries abuut
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    'Carry your hospital cards' call
    97 10 'Carry your hospital cards' call SINGAPORE. Thurs. All employees of MSA have been advised to carry their new laminated staff hospitalisation cards at all times. An MSA spokesman «ald the the advice had gone out bees use thi.i would help speed up the admission of any member of the staff
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    Doctor told to leave Australia
    457 10 Doctor told to leave Australia MALAYSIAN'S VISA NOT TO BE RENEWED From TIM THEE SYDNEY, Thursday. THHKK young Asian docton, one from Malaysia, have hern told l<> leave Australia at the end ol next inonlh midway through their two-year residency course at St. Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. The doctors, in their
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    Scar on cheek ted girl to take her life
    262 10 Scar on cheek ted girl to take her life CINGAPORE.\Thurs. An unemployed girl took poison because .she i is unhappy aboct a Mar on her left check left by a fortune-teller when he removed a mole» for her, a coroner heard Koh Sok Choo. 24. died from methyl salicylic Doisoning
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    Gambling fines
    27 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs A mii(jisirate today fined 24 mr?n R total of $900 for Kambllnt: In Jalan Juiong Kechil %p.sie:rt«v. Pines reiiEed tan 138 to $50
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      107 10 TWO SHOWS TODAY NATIONAL THEATRE I I '*4fb^ SBhI Silt I THE GREATEST S MAGIC C EXTRAVAGANZA t c EVER 5 Daily 1.30 p.m. A Molin««»: Sofj. Sunt. ft w 5 Holidays —4 00 p.m. V Tkk*H ror 2Sih Z 2«th t 27th avoiloblr anlv tmST* The Evening Performances $2/
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    Lock icon It's a field day for the little ones aboard US carrier...
    311 11 SI N <> APUK E. Thurs. Kids have a wav of taking over everything they're involved in. as these girls seen above with a t'S marine prove uhen they were given a Christmas treat aboard the IS helicopter carrier,
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    BABY KILLED BY BED
    64 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A canvas bod propped against the wall fell on a four-month-old unnamed baby and killed her. the coroner heard today. Mr. Liew Ngik Ker. re- turning a misadventure verdict, told the baby's mo--1 thrr Che E.sah binte Hassan Basri. 23: "Next time, see see
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    Lock icon 'IGNORE RUMOURS CALL TO SABAH CHRISTIANS
    109 11 'IGNORE RUMOURS CALL TO SABAH CHRISTIANS KOTA KINAB A L I Thurs. The Yang di-Pertua Negara of Sah.ih Tun rVugirau v.« Ahmad Raffae appealed to all Christians Im the state to cast away the "baseless rumsars" conccrnin; the place of Christianity in the community He said in a Christmas message:
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    Two 'painters' who stole $350 vase
    74 11 PENANG. Thu l s. A housewife yesterday reported the theft of a $350 procelaln vase from her home in Je»sclton Road. Mn Pv.->s»na AiniMi"ne told poli<-r> t >is* t two men whom riH thought were painters, came to her house. She let thrm In
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    Convention dinner
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Tokyo Shibaura Elect rle Co. Ltd. wili hold a convention dinner, in conjunction with their introduction of new electronic sound equipment at the Grand Ballroom of Singapore Hilton on Monday
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    Ganja fine
    26 11 SINGAPORE Thurs Hus«eln bin Abdullah. 24. was fined S7O today for having 50 mil worth of eanja at a canteen in Shipyard Road yesterday.
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    His 28th stolen watch proved undoing of thief
    209 11 His 28th stolen watch proved undoing of thief tINGAPORE. Thurs. J Painter Lam Keng Kiang. 22. had pawned 27 stolen watches in seven pawnshops. The 28th watch was his undoing last week as police waited for him at a Serangoon Road pawnshop. Today, a district court heard that Lam s
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    Denies robbery charge
    46 11 SINOAPORE. Thurs Nan Hock See today denied robbing taxi-driver. Plum Ch»y Tian of his taxi, a Singapore identity rard. $?3 In rash, and lu.s $20 watch at knife-point in Pierce Road on Monday. Trial was fixed for Dec. 30 and ball was allowed.
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      186 11 CO) timtolmm 111 m BkwK] Umi f'lnl t^ ~^T Buiine»» .ourj I From 9.30 A.M. To 7.30 P.M. J^^~~—(^^- Sunday Opens Frim 9.30 A.M. To 6.00 P.M. riln 1 •cTTTTrXi*' BEDROOM ITALY I Mil 'TTA sso design n iAi iT^ (Teak Plywood) \^^^^^Sfr*i^~AjJ Initolment $78/- N^ It y Coih lets
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      42 11 Bugs Bunny by Ralph Heimdal BEAT IT, BUM! I'M LOOKIN' j f PLEASE FER CASH CUSTOMESST^/ I OBSERVE U I HAVE \IN THAT BREAST OF HALIBUT... MONIEYi CASE, AT JOE'S DINBJf, J ,-Z--^ WHAT ACROSS THE yvARe you \t-^l*. e f!li-^ \xv?#7«-
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  • The Straits Times Friday, December 25, 1970
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      THE SAME TO YOU
      546 12 Happily Christmas comes but once a year. It would be unbearable if we had to enjoy it more often. Not, of cuurse, because Christmas is commercially exploited. This we can endure, cheerfully, thankfully and lov inely. It is the message of Christmas that hurts, the peace
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      CHANGES IN POLAND
      267 12 Tht lev. leader ol th. Polist Communist party Mr fidward Gierek, ha.calmed down workers' tempers surprisingly soon. Mr Gierek has resorted precisely to the means with which his predecessor, Mr. Wladislaw Gumuika, restored stability after the Poznan riots 14 years ago. He has reconstituted the Politburo and
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      DANGEROUS FAD
      209 12 Decorating cars with stickers is a growing fad, h dangerous one considering how they obscure vision and distract attention. That th* fad has been allowed to develop both in Malaysia and Singapore is unfortunate. There are distractions enough on the roads without new ones being added Advertisements which
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    Lock icon Where shepherds watchedsoldiers patrol
    570 12 BERNARD EDINGER REPORTS FROM THE LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM HEAVILY laden donkeys still plod through the ancient streets behind Manger Square in this town where Christ was born nearly 2,000 years ago. The flowing gowns of their owners recall illustrations of biblical days. Clad in sheepskin
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      SPELLING MISTAKE WHAT AN OBSTACLE!
      206 12 I WENT to the Registrar of Citizen's office in Petaline Java to aDL.Iv fur minor citizrnsniD fur mv two sons in May this year. As there was a sllsht snelline mistake In the birth certificate of mv elder son. I was able to submit only
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      Water mains
      203 12 FFECTF.IV in hu UstA ter <S.T. Nov 7) suggested that the water department ot the Public Utilities Board should compel housing developers (and presumably house owners) to install Internal watir service system* in accordance with prescribed standards. He expressed dissatisfaction that non-com-pliance with the prescrlbrd .standards by housing
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      Teachers
      93 12 I READ with surprise the recent statement b.v the Ministry of Education tnat It is interviewing applicants throughout tne country, for teacher training. I was one of the thousands who sent in an application at the cost of four dollars two for photographs and two for a stamp as
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      PAPER 'CONFISCATION' NOT TRUE
      90 12 A CORRESPONDENT 'Surprised" ha» written regarding the confiscation of a copy of the Sunday Tim*'* at Johore Bahru Investigations m a d i reveal that on December 6 no officer!) ot customs made the confiscation M alleged Nevertheless if 'Surprised" will give me full details of
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    A Christmas stocking of 'the sayings of 1970'
    724 12 I feel it is terrible to put vountt people in a position where there is no law for them to break— Dom Christopher Butler, Auxiliary Bishop of Westminster. I wanted to be an up-to-date King. But I didn't have much time. The
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      Coup de grace on the share manipulators
      827 13  - Coup de grace on the share manipulators SINGAPORE GOVT. TIGHTENS THE THUMBSCREW §HARE riggers received the coup dc grace yesterday from Singapore's Minister of Finance, Mr. lion Sui Sen. In tightening up the provisions of the Securities Industry Bill lo be presented to Parliament on W c (I ii r
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      SHAREHOLDERS: CHANGES IN COMPANIES BILL PROPOSED
      410 13 AMENDMENTS further clarifying tJio clause on substantial holders under the Companies Amendment Bill will be introduced by thp Singapore Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen, at the next sitting of Parliament on Wednesday. The Bill provides that a person has a substantial shareholding in
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      CITY TALK
      429 13  -  CROESUS By Creditable reasons CINGAPORt: exporters who've hern wondering why thp Government has shrived the export credit insurance scheme .liter sending a senior < nil servant to Hong Kong in study its implications may soon have some answers. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen will be queried on this
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      COMPANIES ADMITTED TO THE OFFICIAL LIST OF THE S.E.M.S. DIKING 1969.
      560 13 Name Quoted on Opening High low Current Price Price Raleigh Cycles 13.2.69 $3.02 $3.02 $1.40 $1.45 Fusan Fishing Net 20 2.69 $2 22 $2.70 $0.91 j $1.38 Camel Plywood 1 1 3.09 $2.80 $3.04 $0 93 $0.94 Khong Guan
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      Lock icon RUBBER AID BILL
      142 13 WASHINGTON Le- Kislation to aid developing rubberproducinu nations stands a Rood chance of clearing Congress this year, a Senate Finance Committee spokesman said here on Wednesday The Bill cleared the House of Representatives on Tuesday and is now pending in the Senate committee. Time Time is the
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      56 13 K Smelt r. -H. Prtaling M. Box SP Textile M.RR.S Sill .Hi B. hiun $7 61) $2.0« $3.38 $4.10 80.92 $1.70 11.10 51. 16 .08 .06 .06 -t^.o4 .04 m raua ('hrmu-alo $1 T, <— .04) MOST ACTIVE STOCKS kl;il;i>Ma \iurrii .in A>Miranre SI. nil) Hin Niiai
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      Lock icon Changes in UK foreign investment
      461 13 Changes in UK foreign investment I ONDON: The Bank J of England announced this week changes in existing arrangements under which Investment manager* can obtain Bank ol England permission to borrow foreign currency to finance portfolio investment outside the scheduled territories which la exempt from the 25 per cent surrender
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      Straits Times indices
      35 13 Straits Times indices i>«t -.3 Itklikii i.,lv I3CSI HMtto: Mi.nx •Proprrlirs: Kill. XX Tin«: 9«.!M> tf rahhrro: 117.1t •!>»•<. in. Itfifi ■I»rr. |M| M HI O.S 11)1. IS til <>!l n: 14 lIMI I IMI Kill
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      184 13 INSIDE I.S. blamrd for falling tin priccv Marginal rate* (fourth of a Mftn «n Immnr l.<\, \r», frnm Hint Kor>;, Nrtis fiim AuMr.ili.i \l.u k.-.im. (olumn: I'rnplr in rtudnrk*. P»«* II oni|Mn> nr«s MNH niarkrl ItpSfti Vf«SlAj rubber retirw: < ommmlilir*. P»»r 15. Ovnva* iii.irkrls— Nr» oik. Mrlbnui nr, llonj
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    U.S. blamed for falling tin price
    449 14  -  RATAN SINGH By NEWS of the U.S. Congress subcommittee bearing* on the tin stockpile is to be largely blamed for the fall In the price of tin. "Most observers agree that the news of the hearings alone accounts for most if not all of
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    News from HONG KONG
    349 14  -  ILSA SHARP By rIE MOflSt threat to business in Hong Kong cinemas just now is the Chinese Manufacturers' Association exhibition. scheduled to cloM on Jan K. The exhibition of Hong Kong products lias not only attracted bualnesanien i ri mi America, japan. Taiwan. Malaysia, Slngaixire and
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    Marginal rates the crucial planning factor
    664 14  - Marginal rates the crucial planning factor Fourth article of a series By r<OR almost all tax planning purposes the crucial factor is the marginal rate of tax. How much extra tax must I pay if my chargeable income rises by $100? How much less will I pay if it falls
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    MARKETING
    488 14 Quadradial •IT WAS only a decade or .so ago that two-chan-nel stereo made a breakthrough In sound reproduction from the monophonic mode. But now the Sony Corporation of Japan has come up with •'Four-Chan-nel Quadradial Stereo System" which Is the latest in stereo-phonic innovation. This involves not merely the
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    News from AUSTRALIA
    411 14  -  KINGSLEY WOOD-BBS By SYDNEY: The raw material requirements of steel Industries throughout South -East As. a would be quite staggering in future years, according to the chairman of the Conzlnc Riotlnto of Australia group. Sir Maurice Mawby. He made the forecast at the InauKural meeting of the
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    374 14 MOBIL MR. Robert H Klreb. Jr. has joined Mobil Oil Malaya as Relations Manager A 'awyer. Mr. Kleeb has worked abroad In several countries with Mobil. He has b»*en engaged In other employee and labour relations ,isslKiniHMit.N in Turkoy. Amsterdam. Geneva and with Mobil Europe in London.
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      184 14 mw -«tS_ _^_r m£* M a^aw" _^_l gaH a^am _&a_ _v _&*V__H _^_Hi __^V^__l __^__^_______B_H W tf* -HP W« f V JaW^! a^aW^! W Jk. i i^^3 ■I M. /W \%M -^a^al a^L^T 9 ««aJ HaTHr t Ha? ~m CiVf W^ <wSHjn s H4K:' -S^p M^aV ar a/ ■*wt«a» %WK&£mßtr
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    Company highlights
    733 15 BAIT I.IYI'AM; Kubber haa declared an interim dividend of in p<>r cent for th€ year ending June SO. l!>7l compared with IX t paid in the last financial year for which the total payment was 22j per cent. The current tn'erim dividend Is paynble on Jan. 18. B<
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    Exchange rates
    178 15 'THE Association of Banks In Malayfir-Smrapore announced theae x best agreed merchant rates as at Dec 24. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OU XT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar sou Hi Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to
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    WORLD GOLD PRICES
    69 15 wartntlllay Tutiday tut tut lx>n.lori >TJM 3i i.. Hurut ■it to .17 V!i Honikoni 3». 2S .t» 14 Zurich .17 30 H :I7 *!i H 3T in a ir.ao s Farm 37.U 37 M S|Kir* 11) MM 3V 111 t t inn ISI INCH I4V.V) 111 Ktpnrt
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    LITTLE DONE IN TWO HOURS' TRADING
    192 15 AT the end of two hours of trading in front of the holidays Malaysia American A«s v r a nee barely broke even on first listing in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday morning. Restricted only to dealing on seven -day delivery
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    RUBBER CLOSES ON QUIET NOTE
    326 15 iFTEK an unchaneed opening the rubber market yesterday con'inued v'ory quiet but turned a shade steadier before some dealer selling of January reversed Hie trend. The don was again easier on lack of inlying support. The market rinsed quiet for the Christmas Holidays with No.
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    ESTATES' OUTPUT
    36 15 HKR rubber producbj (Males of the fol- mpanies lire: I'ouiids 124.1100 i lll.iKIO 1 I Krnneth tKajang) SO7JOO Jer»m Kuantan 1.v.000 Uaa i man 266.000 I>rak Rubber 99.000 BoEomana 617.428 f-'incfi Eu'an 230 000
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    76 15 pMINIIE PRODUCE tXCHANCE SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: hulk $M> NMW <Irum c«ih«: Mixed (f. 0.0.) ioo»« Jno./Keb. P»»»»r: Mtmtok ABTA whllf f.O.D. M civn Milan Surnwxk whit* 0t M NLW $1.57» irawah ABTA i»l«c< fo n Han, IxmponK 1,, n iihi<-, nlw KM
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    PALM OIL
    14 15 ID Lornion uti n.i-,rn«> in. prir* -r r,nt April .'aa^n u't .turra.
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    Tin price up a fraction
    83 15 Tin price up a fraction THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday perked up fractionally by 12* cents to $625 25 on an offering estimated up 10 tons to 290 tons. Following the £2 fall In the overnight London metal price, the market was quietly steady with moderate buying support
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    CLOSING PRICES
    149 15 Dec. 24. RIBBER: 49| (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $625.25 (up I2i cents). Estimated offering ."«i tons nip 1* tons). ing of Cash by the Buffer Stock Manager. Some sources also reported a HtUe more continental inquiry and business. Tin was quiet in the afternoon reflecting
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    MARKET LOSES GROUND AGAIN IN ANOTHER DULL WEEK
    390 15 THE market lost ground again during the week and the 50---cent level for January was broken, says Holiday. Cutler Bath in its weekly rubber review. For much of the time trading lacked stimulus and operators were generally preoccupied with the coming holidays
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      763 15 ft^k^jHA^H I 85 i^iW^^^^^^Bfl I I •w^*. Bk^^B l l^^^^^h N^kW I r^^^ ,^^b has been asked to advise on the following appointments. A leading international company in Singapore which manufactures and markets consumer durables is seeking executives to nil the following positions. SALES MANAGER The Sales Manager will be
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      581 15 MARKETING EXECUTIVE BOH TEA This key position has been created to provide effective control of the marketing operation of our expanding Boh Tea business in North Malaysia. The appointment offers wide scope for forward development and should attract people who are motivated by achievement in a competitive environment. The successful
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    CLOSING PRICES
    972 16 810 AND OFFIR PKltll OFFI D CIALLY LlaTtO AT THC CLOSt OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINO ROOMS OF IHE STOCK CXCMANCC INDUSTRIALS UNIT TRUST* Afl.l Unit T.ult (ManaMff Drleat for Daa. M) Mai. lnvMt. Fund LU Mai. Proi. Fund 1.04 l-0» Ohattatwi onil nun
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    BUSINESS DONE
    601 16 Dl SINESS in and reported to 1 the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading moms of the Stock Exchance yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan (1) $1.31. (1) $132. (1) $1.34 D Allied Choc. (01 $2.68
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    301 16 Dunlop south Afneal managing director Hugh Archibald said In Durban on Wednesday that the company Is to establish a new 17.5 million rand tyre factory at Ladvsmlth (Natal) Building will start early next year and the plant will be In operation by January 1973 The
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    Hong Kong
    291 16 JJONO KONG. Thurs The ±x market started off <.)owl> this morniiiK with a stead-.' tendency. ThroiiKhout most of the mornliu: prices kept to e.stabli&hed levels and held very well. Activity, however, was reen in the afternoon. Amoriated Hotrh wire very active, opening at HK*9 and lmprovniß to HK$9
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    New York
    274 16 •MEW YORK. Wed— Despite A 'some weakness near the close, the stock market managed to retain some of its earlier «alns Analysts said that there was some tax motivated selling and a bit of profit taking. A report in the morning that Hanoi would discuss ending the war
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    Melbourne
    427 16 \f KI.ROi RXE, Thurs.— Mining shares made small advance* In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Overall moves were marginal and the hoped tor pre-Chrlstmas lift in the market was minimal The exchange closed at 1 pin Kathleen Investments rose 30 OCOta to $12.10. Poseidon waa steady
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    South Africa sells more gold to IMF
    328 16 INFORMED sources in Washington bel) c v c South Africa sold gold to the International Monetary Fund again this month tinder the December 1969 agreement Although the precise extent of the sales will not be available to the press until next month, the
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      833 16 LEMBAGA PEMULEHAN DAN a PENYATUAN TANAH NEGARA /VHiSL bmG3Pore Permohonon2 odo-ioh di-pelowo donpodo Worgo Negaro2 Moloysio (Leloki) bc.umor tidok lebeh don 35 tahun bogi invite* written applications for the following position*:— memenohi jowoton PENVELIA di Lcmbago mi otos tingkotan CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY--0011 x She must possess a Cambridge School Certificate with
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    Three admit theft of tape-players
    95 17 Three admit theft of tape-players SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three youths, caught in the act of stealing a tapeplayer from a car, today admitted they had stolen over $600 worth of car radios, tape players and cartridges from various parking lots in Toa Payoh in the past three weeks. Nelart Kene Sunn
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    Eight floor death jump
    53 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 19--year-old youth, described as being mentally ill. jumped to his death from his eighth storey flat, a coroner heard today. Tan Kian Chew, an apprentice mechanic, died from multiple injuries at Outram Hospital, shortly after falling from a Lengkok Bharu flat on Dec.
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    Tax-evader agrees to pay $241,000 composition
    534 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs BUSINESSMAN 'GREW RICH AT PUBLIC EXPENSE' BUSINESSMAN Chew Sfaia Gum today admitted li;i\in^ evaded tax on more than $.")81,()()() in company profits, persona] income and interest from some of. his Lunik's savings. With the agreement of the Inland Revenue Department. hi has
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    Lock icon VAIN RED BATTLE IN MALAYSIA: ISMAIL
    224 17 K. LUMPUR. Thurs DEPUTY Prime Minister Tub Ismail today said the communists were fighting a v;un battle in Malaysia. "They are desperate and their actions wax and wane according to opportunities. But these opportunities are not made available to them," he said. Tun Ismail
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    Jail for theft of welding cables
    68 17 Jail for theft of welding cables SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two dock workers employed by Jurong Shipyard were •today convicted of stealing: $210 worth of copper welding cables from their company. Suan.i bin Surani. 24. whs jailed fnr !8 months, while Mohumer 1 Kaysim bin Mohamed All. °2. wp* jailed for four
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    VC man jailed
    32 17 SINGAPORE. Thur*.- Jobless Chua Ksi Hock. 21. who failed to report for Vl«ilantr Coip« training for sfi days, v.a, jailed for lour mor.lhs today by a macixt rate's court.
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    Prisoner with two pairs of handcuffs escapes
    193 17 Prisoner with two pairs of handcuffs escapes I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A prisoner, with TWO pairs of handcuffs on, leaped to freedom at the General Hospital here today. IHe did it by scaling the bathroom wall, behind ward four, and Jumping through an opening in the air ventilation. His feat stunned
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    Chap-ji-ki man fined $1,000
    45 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs I m Viim Sou:: 4h. »a.s lod<u lined <i.o<!o m i\ monthi .sail f«r •ving h chap-.ii-kl collector in Lavender street fmttrdajf. He ni 1 also placed under ft 13.000 oond to be of cood brlwiviour for 18 months.
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    Loans Bill
    30 17 SINGAPORE. Tlnns Tll« Miijisier for Finmice. Mr Hon Sui Sen. will introduce Loam (ltatcraatlauU Bnnk> Amend* j niPi'i i Bill at the Pbi liammt I mee'ini: on Wpdne.vria-
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      28 17 la 4/ joj\^^UL^L^^^^^ if /OWXa l\J*%* *^r v ivui w SUPA-SAVE CENTRE We close TODAY and reopen as usual TOMORROW. BOXING DNtM 3gt from 9.30 a.m.- 6.00p.m. ~M
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      97 17 SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: Siitanr* 7.45 a.m. (8.3 ft). 9.46 p.m. (7.5 ft); SeMi Ktckil 5.33 a.m. (6.9 ft). 8.53 p.m. (7.1 ft). Pert DickMß 3.47 a.m. (7.9 ft), 4.02 p.m. (6.4 ft). TOMORROW: Singapore 8.3? a.m. (8.7 ft), 10.37 p.m. (8 ft Mili Ktckil 6.!2 a.m. (6.9 ft). 9.41 p.m.
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      143 17 The spirit of London GflbcyisGin Born in London in IBS 7, Gilbey's Dry Gin has become a 4 j Uvounte around the urld Jft n V^ distilled to the wine exacting £^jj^> Jl London Diy re«.ipe. MixGilbc>'s j /JPnW !^j J with your tonic, or bitter AatlHV lemon or diy
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      1660 17 Your holiday TV and Radio TODAY TOMORROW 9.N A.M. Opening and Lucky Dip <-25 Days ol Our Lives 12.25 P.M. Opening and Grass Boy US The Bold Ones: The Lawyers 9.25 Lionisle— A Children's Operetta 4.25 Amulhum Thenum (Christmas i .25 Jonathan Winters Show People against Dr. Chapman S2S On
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    Progress is inspiring, challenging
    178 18 MESSAGE KKOM DATO (DR.) AW CHENG (II YE. SPMJ, I>PMJ. (A)O.StJ, LL.I). BBM. CHAIRMAN OF CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD.: THIS Branch of the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. In the High Street locality is its 14th in Singapore including the Mobile Branch and its 32nd b ;u,
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    MEETING NEEDS OF BUSY CENTRE
    237 18 MESSAGE iiiiim ii \i ii 111 i Ml I SHAN. MhMI 1 >■ i ir MANAGING DIRKCTOK OV CHUNG KHIAW RANK III): have had plans for the establishment of a branch in the High Street locality since a few years sco. This branch Is m.\.
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    Chung Khiaw opens High Street Branch
    365 18 DATIN LEE TO OFFICIATE AT TOMORROW'S CEREMONY STEADY all-round progress and expansion coupled with excellent, up-to-date services these are the hallmarks of Chung: Khiaw Bank Ltd. the Bank which not only moves •>. ith the times but sets the pace in modern banking facilities.
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      60 18 C~77 SMALL JUAN'S BANK k !S^ 1 IhHe ci branch WiM\ XZ (Fully Air-Conditioned With Background Music and Wall -to-W.ill Carpeting) i 1 W; JlflJ KJH-j-K at 38. North Bridge Road, Singapore. jjjjj^rf^^flw 11. 00 a.m., on 26th December 1970 1 1 f i 1 mrilil El a CHUNG KHIAW
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    Savings of the small man form big portion of assets
    723 19 NATIONAL development in Singapore is still in ils infant stage. The need for it is great for any developing nation, especially Singapore, a tiny island unendowed by any natural resources except for an abundance of manpower. In 1960, Singapore started
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      50 19 Congratulate the CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD. on the opening of their new branch at High Street, Singapore, to which JACKS have supplied CHATWOOD-MILNER Safe Deposit Lockers 5 Protect your valuables from fire or theft. Put them in a safe deposit box there are boxes of various sizes available for rent.
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      120 19 branches of Chung Khiaw Bank Limited ...Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong... use NCR banking equipment OX decisions to use NCR machines show Chung Khiaw Bank's faith in NCR Equipment AND Service. NCR Financial Banking Systems are designed to meet suggestions gathered from the world's top Bankers. means computers THE NATIONAL
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    Financing of industries not beyond scope of banks...
    252 20 ir From Page 19 seen from the message of Dr. Yap Pheng Geek. Manager for Branch*** of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd.. on the occasion of the completion of renovation and extension of the Bank's head office on February 11. 1968. He said
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    Trained men head the staff at bank's High Street branch
    418 20 Trained men head the staff at bank's High Street branch TRAINED and oxperienced men head the staff of the new High Street Branch of Chung Khiaw Bank. Brief biographies of three senior bank officers: MR. PREY HONG HUAT. 52. is the Manager of the High Street Branch. Educated at the
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    Piped music at new branch
    221 20 •ic From Page 18 here, not only in keeping with the expansion policy but also because it Is an opportune time to help further the development of urban renewal and to play a bigger role in the development of this fas'- growing locality' The premises
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      193 20 Congratulations and Best Wishes to CHUNG KHIAW BANK on the official opening of their High Street Branch tomorrow from CHUBB ALARMS (M) SDN. BHD. Automatic Burglar Fire Alarm Specialists Congratulations Best Wishes to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the official opening of their HIGH STREET BRANCH from GOH PENG HENG
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    Trained staff give efficient service
    185 21 CHUNG Khiaw Bank brings it many modern hanking services lo Ihe High Street/ North Bridge Hoad area with the opening of its new branch. Like C hung Khiaw's many other branches, the new High Street Branch will cater not only to the needs of the
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    MEETING NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC
    58 21 Left: The Children's Coins Bank where children are tought at a young age on how to sove happily and be safe. Truly a service to the community. Below: Safe deposit boxes, a service provided by Chung Khiaw Bank in its High Street Branch •s well
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      40 21 Our Heartiest Congratulations Very Best Wishes to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the Official Opening of their HIGH STREET BRANCH from Vf^ajj^Bjßj^^pjjgm^i^SHmmmmmmmmmW arMF*lM^lrMP?€s\ SINGAPORE COSMOS SHIPPING CO (PTE) LTD Igjggggl" 110-A, ROBINSON ROAD, bINbAPORE, 1. TELEPHONE: *****3 (5 LINES) WMt
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      3321 22 PITBWrWWpp^^^^WT^WipWffWWFT ads. *^7~^ fi T■i*v J I I T-^__K---L--k Ji>llM"fuiikl rl through our c.a.t.s. > '-a- J v M> I »C«NOWLtOCfMfNTS, «NNIV[RSA*IES. »NNOUNCf M£NtS. m«IMS. CIUI ACTIVITIES. COHOOUSCIS. DUIHS. tMC.C{M[NIS, I nAn r- o 'I i^kW^fo^uV i furums. tmtiiNti. in memorum, Mtmtitcts. missinc. person*!., r.r.c, hcsuuhs i ieunions. PHONE S
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      822 22 I Tours and Excursions NAM. HO TRAVEL SERVICE Ltd. HalajPs kavtn Dava s«ii.'. Da- parture Kvervdnv. C Hichmnn* i Knui l)av« 55«.% J7 12 ii in v Tn 7 i :i m i ti Baas—a* flilWEiail rill ihi i n i Tn. m j ti OMaaa* n»w yaai I'n'ir -M«t.>a
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      968 22 (ANVO. FRIOIOAIRE, YORK Air-C"'. .i.tioc. i- loi Sale Kental Hu« .mrchaic Contact sun. t Kntrrprift ;>>s Noiln Brid., I'.oud B'BBM Ul ■■l.fni. :n.'ls. BICSTBN. SPECIALIST n Rrturdrrv di^irfni'rt mr ii'.un.nE ■Mttaßa** o nii.rll, ph a»ur. A,.. iv« Hlsataa KKciromc* Lid.. mil pan SANSUI STEREO AMPLIFIER llu|.. Au "U outl.ut hi
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      842 22 ELIZABETHAN OaiLt --M"^! Wh»r« tO «.l |S-pOr.l HOTIL l-.n,^ J VISIT BIOOK HIST HOUSt thi* -«>4I. Htiiidat or _Mtta« OMckW Curr^ ***>"> j I sambai i in-, n'.iikj. KM »a Fra*'- fl»wa)»a I -ii Chi Ihe Crubi. Sif-mfO fm^' >mm mt 'tn, UNIQUE C.FT^ro,.-..* OaMM* Restaurants «t liars Kot a
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      495 22 JIKOM. TOWM CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are in\it*d from Reg— i tered Contractors of the Corpora- tion for the following project* tAi PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF TWO BLOCKS OP U-STOR*A 3 4-ROOM iTYPE AH LOWCOST FLATS OFF CORPORATION ROAD. JURONO TOWN. ELIGIBILITY: Building— Unlimited SHOWROIND: 31.12.70 at IO.On a.m.
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      953 23 bjb^b^^^b^^B iJ[^7i7TlTTY3ai -^i^^^^»|^£ vl i| f U I 9 aVj *jJl^^|^___ I J t^£_| E_^K-^^-att>/^^M^BMv/^aV wm W M_t^KESE^^m^^wik direct to HAMBURG IW 30 DAYS. S'hair ■''!•*<„ ungaowi IUAOINS lORi JAPAN Ii Part 27 Oec 9/21 Dec 1 Hamburi/ Bremen, Adam/R-flU* A'werp, OHo. S'burg. Mim» I C'nagen SONCKNU IM 14/11 Ml
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      1116 23 tXniVi tHYICt 10 LONDON, U»tKTIH)I I, CUHIINtriIAi HSUi DtNILtULH Brcrr.tr. Ftl I Singaport Ft S Pinar.g Hjmbuig FM I li Pt Oec 2J Oic 21/ M BcNVANNOCH For lonson Im 11 Singapore Pi j nnm Ptnang Brrmen FM 1 Jm 1, 2 Hamburg FM I < 'urn." P 1%l t»a««
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      1066 23 fOITNIGHTL. EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA new »«a 'anana itit > Dun Aingstoa LONDONER SailM Oic 21 BK 27 MtMNM Si.lrl 111 I 111 lai J Mar It SUIAN Sa.lrl Im 12 IM 14 Mar M MINESTRfUS Sa.il Ore 21 Ua M IM II FH I Apr I
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      500 24 mSCSSSSXSSMKm KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. Waal Australia/ Singapore /Japa?> Servtca firinanii* b'oore 'okkaicni N«;o»a Y'ltama Kotl "S»i«l Mm" 24 Jai 31 Jm 7 Frt I fit 12 Fel Baal Coast U.S.A. Straits Scrvica re* N Ymk B-i' Iharl'sloa Orleans Hou lon ua Inn bmtaDO" •Sikukmi Mars' II Nil 21 N|«
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      1046 24 FROM NEW ZEALAND 1 Dtr. i iwit r a nan, i'in«'<| HHraJ tori BtNKUMt TMnaji 9 Frt 21 21 Frt 2 Mil 1M« Calcutta. isais Syfiei II 21 lai LisK SfMir 1/11 FH »TI«ITS/MtO*«S SEHVICti br jipou P. b»ian. Ptnani HMia| tori •uuit It M Bit >1 B«e 1 Jm
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      825 24 KNEPIUNEORIENTUNESIID. ICS BUKJINC. 2 SHENTON ViXf, 9HGAPORE I. TH. 983*33-7. U. K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON. H'BURG, R DAM. HAVRE. SmgaKui P. Shaw Cennt Arnnea NEPTUNE AfIUAMARIMt 4/ I IM IB lM II IM I'rJon 7/?. Hlfflburf 12/2, Htvri, 14/2, R'Cam 19,2, NEPTUNE lOPAJ 2t lan Bill i lonuon
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      724 24 I MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL _H|| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No 3OF Jin tmping Ku*l> Lumpur. jjl^igm TinNitioiMl Shippiri'i lint' of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE JjMjuaar* P I Mm Ivans BjMPM ST. CONSTANTINE II 12 Jll UIS Jai IMI 111 I H'mjurl g^. p 1 3. BUNGA MdOR 27 Fel 7 Mar
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    228 25 T R |TV ANNOUNCED THE FOL- WING BERTMINC ARHANCEVC HTI POR DtC. JS. OUT: l«nnlu'i Maru 27/2H, Poiy>4. Itenolr 40/41 and Bakura IN: Pr»»id»nt Taylor I/a. Nicniei K»maK*chi Uaru No. 1. 19. 30 tm>. Hn.i Li 20 Weal. 22. KiMhin Maru 27/28. Maru 29/30. Bcncltucb nd i",'.nnrl«
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      Licence by computer for $3 more
      258 25 Licence by computer for $3 more I REFER to the letter by "Disgusted" (S.T., Dec. 21) headlined "Licence that 'expired' 10 days earl>." Wliilr I sympathise with him for being penalised for being a law abiding and good citizen, let me assure him that he is not the only person
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      When lifts stop at mezzanine -floors—
      354 25 When lifts stop at mezzanine -floors IN response to my letter (ST.. Dec. 18 1 the HDB took immediate action to repair the liM in Block 108. Commonwealth Crescent, and on behalf of the tenants may I express our appreciation for the speedy manner in which the repair was done.
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      99 25 (REFER to the letter from •'A Householder" (ST. Dec. 11 > where It states that families of the Singapore Telephone Board officials who accompany them on overseas trips have their air fares subsidised by the board to the tune of 75 per cent. On behalf of the Senior Officers' Association
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      49 25 CINCE the debate on wife--0 beating is still on. I would like to give my comment on the suggestion that wives should take up karate to safeguard themselves from their husbands. I have a better suggestion: Let's Bive and let's take and forget about karate. ERRON MM. Sinrapore 19.
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      25 25 r»OULD the Traffic Police take action against motorist*! and motorcyclists who Ignore the white line along Weld Road off Jalan Besar? ROBERT WF.E. Singapore ft
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      Replies for the Government
      333 25 DISGT'STED" iBT, Oct. 7 1 rnmplaliiPU of a delay In the disconnection of uilllty supplies on the I'lohlng of her account with Hip PUB She claim* that desptTf separate letters inn to each of the departments conrerned. the PUB failed to comply with her request to
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      127 25 I REFER to the letter from "Disgusted" iS.T.. Dec. 15» concerning the nonreceipt of a sample of perfume 1 should be grateful it the writer would either contact the undersigned or communicate with the department furnishing his name and postal address In .irde. that an investigation may be conducted to
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      137 25 rIS is in leply to the letter from Tony Seah (S T Dec I.') i In our selection of music for early morning and lunchtime listening. RTS mak~« an attempt to broadcast music which we trust appeals generally to the office worker, the factory worker, the housewife and others. Our
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      74 25 IN REPLY to a iri^r Iron "Residents" >8T Dec 16> 1 have to inform him that there arc a number o( unlicensed garages in the R» I'snon Road Mergui Road neighbourhood which are already under action by this dppartment and court proceedings will be taken against the unlicensed operators In
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      Give us some straight answers!
      508 25 Give us some straight answers! REPLIES rrom Ihe Ministry of National Development (S.T., Dec. 14) and the Postal Services Department (ST.. Dec. 17) to •Unexpected Depositor" (S.T.. Dec. 4) on the toilet facilities at the National Development Building, and "R e s i k n i n (S.T.. Nov. 17)
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      When he should have gone to the rescue
      198 25 When he should have gone to the rescue I AM glad that the victim "Disgusted" has hit back ST. Dec. 24 1 at "Rajah" l t bis letter "Tli girl was iv.st using for It" ■ST. Dec. 21) Wh.it utter lack of gallantry! "Rajah" claims to have seen the bus
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      131 25 WHKN 1 rpported at 8 15 am. at the airport I had lo wail five minutes at the MSA counter before any of the staff bothered to attpnd to BM. On top of that I was bluntly told that the fliKht m delayed until 10 30 a.m. One of thr
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      127 25 IN reply 10 nw letter. "Hazards of biylng fish at this market" (S.T Oct. 2B>. the Superintendent. Hawkers Branch. Pi,bile Health Division, amongst other things staged that •repairs to the floor of the market i''i>de Ter-race-Reich Road Market > are being mnMdored by tlie PWD cST.. Nov. 16). Flo date
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      'BE WARNED ABOUT ONE OF YOUR NEIGHBOURS'
      89 25 I LOOK Il> fnruarrt |o mrrllnc nri(hhoni<« when I iik i\ ••rl int<> m> new home But enthusiasm wanrri when the first nri«hh«»ur I met said 1 think I miihi to warn von ahnut nnr of your nrlr.bb<»urv" She went <>n to list
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      699 25 'HfV* feSHIppING4TRA[)ING C<J( pT E)LTO M/WCICIIBTNEtT.SINGAfOIII I M 411*22. •»*J4»i <7522 REGULAR FAST SERVICES TO FROM INDONESIA EU I'D FOR: UM «U«U ll rirt It Die Blliojn •iT.in rf»»L ll »irt It D<l >>nem(Mi.g 'JNC I«DU 21 lit 21 Ort r,lMrt» Sur,bj,i fUfl< JI Die 21 OIC nukartj/PinrJuni "»(•< 11
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      295 25 I P.N. ELECTRONICS (PTE) LIMITED 5 wish all Itt clients the very oest at this ~fi testive season UsuaJ Christmas Card ex- J& •m penditure donated to the school tor the blind !*e* W0 MR P& W ?>& *^t*^% I TECHNICAL STRUCTURES SDN. BHO M TECHNICAL STRUCTURES (PTE.) LTD M
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      Paceman Lever sparks collapse
      385 26 Paceman Lever sparks collapse HOBAK'I, Thurs. Tasmania lai 1 c d by three runs to avoid the follow -on against MCC after collapsing from 130-1 to 104 all out in <J0 minutes here today. They trailed by 152 and at the close of the second day ol the three-day cricket
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      WORLD ROUNDUP Heatwave worries the girls from Europe
      308 26 WORLD ROUNDUP Heatwave worries the girls from Europe PERTH. Thurs.—Politics and sickness have reduced this years Federation Cup women's tennis tournament to 12 teams but the stage is set for a series which almost any team can win here this weekend. Selection of a young team to back up Australia's
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      Kampong Melayu can beat rivals in top class
      191 26  -  By EPSOM JEEP IjATO thong Kok Lim, whose horses are in top form just now, can score a treble at Penang tomorrow. His winners should be Clever Andy in Race 2, Kampong Melayu in Race 5 and Bistro Boy in Race 6.
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1599 26 II Xl; Uttl nil cli.uk. at lilt start 011 Sunday when siuh with 8.8 in Div 2 7f race: showed promise a run previous at Kuala Lumpur on Nov 15 when third with 9.0 to Sweet Lotut 111 Div 4 7f race in heavy going- blight chance
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      PENANG CARD FOR TOMORROW
      1440 26 GOING FORECAST: Good M-TTJ^M 215 CLASS 5 DIV 3 6F HiMtiiW ($5.500 $3,850 to winner) 1 BMIM. PHI ll'fr'l \-n 4 DO MM •01 a 1 NU9 NA*I LIMAK ILHkI \i.lorvl J I iciu 4 <<i<l •Hl' Oiwim i tySiith ARAMADA iMMMMMI sprnrr- S B.la «1.l
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      Jerantut sparkles on good track
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