Eastern Sun, 14 September 1967

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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent Nalional Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 410 Thursday, 14 September 1967. &MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Prico 15 cents
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    Lock icon Datu Nasir: 'Ombra's pipe dream'
    247 1 JESSELTOX, Wed (Reuter) Twenty-eight-year-old Datu Nasir bin Datu Basari. who says he is the great grandson of the late Sultan of Sulu. today described Ombra Ambiibangsa of the Philippines as a commoner "pipe dreaming" in his sick bed in Manila. Mr Ambiibangsa. a former Philippine
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    Lock icon Japanese interest in ASEAN
    54 1 JAKARTA. Wed. (UPI) Japan is rreatly interested in the development of the newly-formed Association of South-east Asian Nations (ASEAN), according to a visitin? Japanese parliamentary mission Mr Eichi Takahashi. d#le?ation leader, told newsmen on Tuesday that Jaoan also looks forward to closer and more effective relations
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    Lock icon RUBBER: GOVT. BUYS
    555 1  -  Tun Razak: We willpurchase an of RSS No. 7 (spot) By Musa Scully ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government has decided to buy R.S.S. I (spot) rubber from the Kuala Lumpur market "without limit" in an immediate move to stabilise the present low level of natural rubber prices
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    Lock icon China-India harder shoaling flares again after lull
    404 1  -  by Dale Morsch VTEW DELHI, Wed. n (UPI). Communist Chinese and Indian troops clashed again today on the foggy, windswept Nathula Pass near the Sikkim border, after a 12-hour lull, All-In-dia Radio said. The radio said th« Chinese fire first, using small arms
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    Lock icon 5 REPORTERS JAILED FOR INTIMIDATION
    118 1 HONG KONG. Wed. (Reuter) Three women spectators who shouted protests as a judge imposed prison sentences on Ave Communist reporters here today were arrested after a scuffle and Jailed for two weeks for contempt of court The Ave reporters, who also shouted protests as they
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    Lock icon Armed Marines ring KAMI Hqrs.
    337 1 JAKARTA, Wed. (Reuter) Armed Marines last night ringed the headquarters of the Indonesian Students Action Front, KAMI, and wounded one of its members as tension between the two groups spread to the Indonesian capital from the troubled East Java province. The incident, second of its
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    Lock icon P.I. Foreign Office recalls Consul Logarta
    211 1 "jyyANILA, Wed. (UPI). —The Foreign Office today recalled Philippine Consul-Gen-eral to Singapore Mariano Logarta, an outspoken defender of the Philippine claim to Sabah, for assignment in Manila. A brief announcement merely said Foreign Secretary Narctso Ramos has "authorized the return to Manila" of Logarta
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    Lock icon Mao's Central Committee
    35 1 TOKYO. Wed. (CPI) More than half the members of the oncepowerful Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party hare been either stripped of their membership or purged oatrlfht. Radio Moscow said today.
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    Lock icon Four get death sentence at public trial
    201 1 HONG KONG, Wed. (VPI) Communist China today announced the public trial and execution of four persons in Peking and said it should be a warning to ail opponents of Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-tung. In a trial attended by mora than 10.000 persons
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Girl, 18, found dead with hands bound
      134 2 MALACCA, Wed. An 18-year-old girl, Lim Sieu Tin, was found dead in her house in Alor Gajah, 17 miles from here, yesterday. Dim's hands were tied up with a dog chain, and she had two gashes on the neck and jaw. Her mother
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      Lock icon Straits Times directed to publish apology
      383 2 PENANG. Wed. The Straits Times was directed by the Magistrate, Mr. Shivcharan Singh, to publish an apology in its issue tomorrow together with a correct report of an illegal procession case at a hearing in the First Magistrate's Court, here today. The case was
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      Lock icon Ikebana: K.L. chapter meeting
      57 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Kuaia Lumpur chapter of Ikebana International will hold its annual meeting here tomorrow at 930 am After the meetm* there will be a demonstration of Malaysian flower arrangements by Mr Llm Blan Yau of Penang. Mr Lim will also held a workshop
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      Lock icon Malacca's 500- year history in procession
      100 2 Malacca's 500year history in procession MALACCA. Wed More than lflO.oofl people are expected to line the gtree'f. in town on Saturday to see the Merdeka anniversary procession. A highlight of the procession will be the eigh'-phased pageant of th«» State'* sho- history Making up the procession will be lion dances
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      Lock icon Khir sounds a warning
      192 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, today warned he would not h*si*a'e to tak* action against schools infiltrated by political parties. These schoois. he said, •pent more time injecting students with their political doctrinaire? than teaching basic academic subjects like science
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      Lock icon NATURAL BEAUTY SHISEIDO WAY
      219 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. More than 20 Young Women'! Chmtian Association members were shown how to put on make-up the correct and natural way. at their centre here today. Miss Akemi Ohta. a beautician from Japan surprised her audience when she presented a "made-up** model looking so
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      Lock icon INTERCEPTION AT SEA NEAR P. DICKSON
      84 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Rural Malayan Nary patrol craft K.D Lemhi 11* intercepted a suspicious motor boat tow in* another boat oft Cape Rarhadn near Port Dickson at 8 00 p.m. on Sunday On being stopped ami searched, hidden fishing nets and other items
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      Lock icon When a gossip becomes an insult by Appeal Judge
      476 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A woman might Joke and gossip about rooking and children but rertatnlv not regarding the sexual life of another woman's husband, the Appeal Court here wa< told today. Ths »as submitted by defence counsel. Mr. C. K. G.
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      Lock icon 'Miss Stop Press' contest at Press Ball
      170 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Geraldine Read. 18. a receptionist at a leading hotel here, 15 one of the many girl* who have entered for the "Miss Stop Press Contest** The crowning of "Mis® Stop Press" will be the highlight of the Press Bail at
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      Lock icon For WHO meeting in Taipei
      60 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Dr Anffin bin Ngah Marzuki. Director, of National family Planning will leave for Taipei tomorrow morning to attend the 18th session of the World Health Organisation Committee meeting This meeting will specially discus* the question of "The integration of maternal and child
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      Lock icon Air Force Week celebration
      78 2 PEXANG. Wed. The Chief of Air Staff-designate of the Royal Malaysian Air Force. Group Capt. Sulaiman bin Sujak. will be among the V.I.P guests at RAA F. Base Butterworth. Officers' Mess, on Friday evening to celebrate Air Force Week and the 27th. anniversary of the Battle
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      Lock icon Kojima back in K.L.
      53 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Japanese Ambasaador. Mr. Taisaku Kojima, ha* returned from a short holiday in the Cameron Highlands. The Prime Minister. Tunlcu Abdul Rahman, is at present also holidaying in the hill retort. Mr. Kojima, when contacted by the Press, said h® did not meet
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      Lock icon Alor Star Town Council's meeting over in 10 minutes
      269 2 ALOR STAR. Wed. The Alor Star Town Council's monthly meeting yesterday lasted about ten minutes. Reports of four committees were proposed and seronded without opposition and the whole agenda went through so fast that the members, on adjourment. had to wait
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      Lock icon 'LADY DRIVERS MORE CAREFUL'
      649 3 6-point plan for greater road safety SINGAPORE, Wed. The Chairman of the National Safety Council of Singapore, Mr. Milton Tan said today lady drivers were more careful and courteous and they seldom speed. He said that though lady drivers were outnumbered by male drivers about 10
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      Lock icon Friendly talks ended violently, Court told
      291 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A discussion between two men. which started in a friendly atmosphere ended violently, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Charged with the murder of Mohd. Kassim bin Mohd. Khan was a goreng-pisang seller, Yeo Tone Soon. Yeo, described as the younger brother
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      Lock icon Foley due on Sunday
      144 3 SINGAPORE. Wed.—The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Defence for the Royal Navy. Mr Maunce Folev will start his two week tour of visiting the Far East Fleet on Sunday. On that day. he will arrive in Singapore by air and touchdown at RAF Tengah. The
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      Lock icon Rotary speaker
      47 3 SINGAPORE Wed. Mr. David Feingold will be the guest speaker at the Rotarv Culb of Singapore West next luncheon meeting on Sept 14. Mr. Feingold. a Rotary Foundation school, scholar now studying political science at the University of Singapore will talk on. "America's Cultural Revolution.
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      Lock icon Trinity College graduation ceremony on Saturday
      132 3 SINGAPORE WM. The lJtth Annual Graduation Cfrcmony of Trinity Theological College will be held *t St. Andrew's Cathedral i»n Saturday, at 3.30 p m Eighteen young men and women will receive degrees and diplomas from 'he act-ir.g-Pnncipal. the Rev. Dr. Frank Balchin Representatives of
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      Lock icon Ex-T.B. patient found dead
      71 3 BINGAPORE. Wed. A 81-year-old ex-tuberculo-sis patient wa* found dead at the foot of Block C. Tan Tock Seng Hospital yesterday evening Police today gave his name as Mr. Ng Ai Piu Gee. of Jalan Hui Yah. off Yio Chu Kar.g Road. A police spokesman said that
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      Lock icon • A scene from "Midsummer Mink" a comedy by the Changi Theatre Club. The comedy goes on the stage from this weekend at the Royal Air Force Changi Junior School. The picture from left shows Flying Officer "Tug" Wilson; Mary Rose Parkinson, wife of a sergeant pilot No. 205 Squadron; Alice Lockyear, wife of a sergeant at Changi Hospital dental section; Senior Aircraftman Des Forshaw, a photographer with No. 205 Squadron.
      70 3 A scene from "Midsummer Mink" a comedy by the Changi Theatre Club. The comedy goes on the stage from this weekend at the Royal Air Force Changi Junior School. The picture from left shows Flying Officer "Tug" Wilson; Mary Rose Parkinson, wife of a sergeant pilot No. 205 Squadron; Alice
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      Lock icon Up goes the 10th overhead bridge on Sunday
      183 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's tenth overhead pedestrian bridge will fo op a t 3 ».m. on Sunday. The bridge i s situated near the market at Old Airport Road and replacing the existing sebra crossThe Public Works Department will also erect an BM-foot
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      Lock icon Think about divorce, wife told
      221 3 SINGAPORE. Wf d Madam Penny Lim Ohenr Sim. a pftltiAnfr in a divorce suit told the High Coort today that after a quarrel her husband told her "if you want a divorce you had better think about it." Madam Llm wa.« giving evidence at the
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      Lock icon Rape charge: Man claims trial
      115 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A mechanic. Low Gey Bey alias Low Mun Liang 'oday claimed trial in the High Court to a charge of raping a ten-year-old girl. He is alleged to have committed the offence between 6 p.m. and 9 Dm. on Jan. 15 this year
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      Lock icon First Lady to open handicrafts show
      44 3 8 IN GAP ORE. Wed. The Republic's First Lady, Puan Noor Alshah will open the Exhibition and Sale of Handicrafts staged by the Hospital Dlverslonal Therapy Unit, Tan Tock Sena Hospital on Oct. 4, at 3. Mandaiay Road.
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      Lock icon THE GUA MUSANG TRAGEDY IS VIVIDLY RECALLED
      1432 4  -  How a platoon was amousned By MUSA SCULLY T7"UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —We art now at peace. We tend to forget the days of war. We even forget the 12 hard years of terrorism the Emergency. But to tome men the Emergency, when people
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      Lock icon Boat boarded and robbed
      121 4 PENANG, Wed. Four thugs boarded a boat In the sea off Jelutong yesterday and escaped with navigational lamps and coils of rope, valued at SlOO. The two watchmen on r board at that time, Yeoh Siang Hin. 28. and Ang Alk Seng, were warned not to
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      Lock icon Balloting by hawkers
      37 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. will be officiating at a balloting ceremony for 52 hawkers' pitches at Princess Elizabeth Estate on Friday at 10 a.m.
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      Lock icon Suppiah for India
      32 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Singaporean. Mr. Sellapan Suppiah will leave for India for training at the Delhi Institute for Industrial Relations under the Colombo Plan. He is a Government nominee.
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      Lock icon Johore MB to open progress show
      71 4 MUAR, Wed. A progress exhibition depicting various aspects of progress made bv the Government in the fields of rural development. replanting, adult education, health, irrigation, education and public works will be held at the Batu Lima Community Hall, Kesang. five miles from here on
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      Lock icon Black swans from Australia
      46 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Two black swans are scheduled to arrive here tomorrow from Australia by air. A gift from Perty Zoological Gardens in Western Australia to the Singapore Botanical Gardens .the swans are expected to be released tomorrow at the Botaniaal Gardens lake.
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      Lock icon Hawaii-bound
      42 4 MUAR Wed. Enche Abdul Samad bin Alang, a National Language teacher here, has left for Hawaii by air. to teach the National Language to American Peace Corps members before they are posted to Malaysia. He will be away for six months.
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      Lock icon Lions Club to sponsor charity play
      105 4 PENANG. Wod The Lions Club of Penang will be sponsoring a Chinese play entitled. 'Love'g Destiny" In English dialogue on Sept 22 and 23 at the Penane Chinese Girls' High School hall. The entire gross proceeds collected from this concert will be donated to
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      Lock icon Minister's stopover
      100 4 SINGAPORE Wed The Ceylonese Minister for Social Services. Mr. N.H Karunaratnae. flew into Singapore for a night's stopover on his way to Tokyo. In Tokyo, he will preside at the regional seminar on social services which is scheduled to take place from Sept 18 to B«Pt 22. The
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      Lock icon Oral Malay and English tests
      101 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The oral National Language and Engiiah testa for the Government Higher School Certificate (Chinese) examination will be held from Sept. 22 to Sept. 29) excluding Saturday and Sunday). It will begin each day at 2.30 p.m. All private candidates who have not received
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      Lock icon Red Cross aid for Middle East war victims
      222 4 Kt'ALA Lt MPI'E. Wed The Malaysian Red Cross Society has made an Immediate donation of MSI.OOO to the International Committer of the Red Cross to assist in emergency measures for the aid of victims of the recent Middle Eut conflict, a spokes-
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      Lock icon Fined $5OO for evading Nat. Service
      90 4 IPOH Wed shoemaker. Yap Chok Leong. 26. was today fined $3OO or three months* jail in the Magistrate's Court here on a charge of evading National Service. The Magistrate. Enche Abdul Hamid bin Yuno», told Yap: "I cannot be lenient with you as this
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      Lock icon Recovering
      23 4 MALACCA. Wed. Mak Hang Kwai. a 20-year-old form six pupil here, who waa stabbed thrice In town laat Saturday evening, la recovering.
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      Lock icon First entry for 'Princess of Singapore' contest
      237 13 SINGAPORE, Wed Pretty Miss Susan Chua 17, is the first contestant to enter for the "Princess of Singapore" contest to be held on Oct. 14 at the Ocean Park Hotel. The contest, a highlight of the "Ball of the Year." organised by the
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      Lock icon Merchant Navy Week starts on Monday
      92 13 SINGAPORE. Wed Merchant Naw Week, will tak* place from Mondav to Sept. 23. A "career* at sea" exhibition will be held in conjunction with the week During the course of the week and during daylight hours, all vessels alongside the Port of Singapore Authority
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      Lock icon Orchids worth $1,600 stolen
      46 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Six Dots of orchids worth 1.600 were yesterday stolen from the Corona Nursery in Clementl Road. The theft of the orchids was known yesterday morning. Tan Ban Seng. 18. of the Corona Nursery later reported the theft to the police
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      Lock icon Army exercises
      36 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Armed Forces will hold their army exercises on Sept. 18. 19 and 23 at Upper Jurong Road Blanks will be used and the public is advised not to be alarmed
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      Lock icon 76 ACCIDENTS
      22 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. There were 76 road accidents of which lour were serious during the oast 24 hours in the Republic.
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      Lock icon $1,200 worth of cables stolen
      63 13 SINGAPORE Wed. Electric cables worth $1,200 were stolen from a worksite at Jalan Sersui off the Jurong Industrial Estate yesterday The cables, belonging to Messrs George Kwok and Sons Ltd.. were earlier reported intact by the supervisor of the firm. Mr Thong Slew Thon. The
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      Lock icon 'Jaycee's Sept. Night'
      55 13 SINGAPORE Wed. The Junior Chamber of Singapore (JAYCEE), will hold a social and dance evening "Jaycee's September Night" on Saturday from 8 p.m to 2 a.m. at the Ocean Park Hotel. The function, in aid of the Chamber's projects fund, will include floor shows, spot dances, guest
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      Lock icon I.M. to hold course on export and promotion of exports
      420 13 SINGAPORE. WED. rPHE Institute of Management will hold a course on ''Export and the promotion of exports" at the Shell Theatrette in October. The course, open to members and non-mem-bers, Is designed for those in managerial positions responsible for the
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      Lock icon Picture above shown Squadron Leader V.W. Small receiving the silver cigarette box from the representative of the jewellery firm.
      83 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar Salfuddln has presented a silver cigarette ho* to No. 209 Squadron which flies single and twin pioneers from R A F Seletar In
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      104 2 K.L. Exhibition of paintings from Ba!i at Samat Art Gallery. sth floor. AIA building. 9 a m. to 6 p m. Ten'h National Art Exhibition at National Art Gallery io a.m to 30 p.m.: As:* Impressions Art Exhibition at Gaieri 11. Jalan Pir.arg. 10 am to 7 pm/ Works of
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon FRANCO-POLISH CALL TO 'INTERVENTION'
      270 5 STATEMENT ON VIETNAM WARSAW, Wed. (Reuter) France and Poland yc .rday called for an end to "foreign intervention" in the Vietnam war, which they said was the principal obstacle to international detente. A communique issued at the end of President de Gaulle's week-long visit to Poland
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      Lock icon Greek-Turks still deadlocked
      133 5 GreekTurks still deadlocked ISTANBUL. Wed <Reuter» Turkish Premier Suleyman Demirel insisted today that Turkey could not accept Enosis < union of Cyprus with Greece) as a solution to the Cyprus problem. Greece's only suggestion tor peace on the troubled island wa s Enosis, Mr. Demirel told a Dress conference. and
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      Lock icon Pneumonia plagues PI
      80 5 MANILA. Wed. (Reuter) Eighty-two people, including 42 infan:s died of pneumonia last week in the city, it was reported here today. Manila Health Authorities said in its report that last week's pneumonia incidence 269 cases with 82 deaths was well above the median for the last Ave
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      Lock icon ORISSA-West Bengal Border. An Indian man pumps out fresh water from a well in this under the water state of India. The states most affected by floods2 from rivers spating under heavy rains and spilling banks are Uttar Pradesh. Orissa and part of West Bengal. Drinking waters are in short supply, and are being secured from a few hand-operated tube-wells.
      62 5 ORISSA-West Bengal Border. An Indian man pumps out fresh water from a well in this under the water state of India. The states most affected by floods2 from rivers spating under heavy rains a n d spilling banks are Uttar Pradesh. Orissa and part of West Bengal. Drinking waters are
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      Lock icon Returning to mother
      85 5 MJMEGEN Holland. Wed. (UPI) A married ex-Protestant minister will be ordained as a priest of the Roman Catholic church with the irreement of the Holr See. church authorities said here They said Prof. Dr H Van der Linde. now a teacher of relieion at thr Catholic Cniversity
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      Lock icon Moscow to assist in printing the Koran
      244 5 MOSCOW. Wed fßeu'er; The Soviet government is to assist in the publication of a new edition of the Koran. the holy book of Islam The new edition, destined for Russia's large Moslem community, will be a ropy of the 1914 edition issued in
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      Lock icon Boy, 15, gets 4 years in HK
      448 5 'Shuttle-coch bomb' HONG KONG. Wed <TPI) A 15-year-old boy was given a four-year jail sentence yesterday as the courts cracked down on carriers and planters of terrorist bombs here. Three policemen were injured in Tuesday's disturbances. The boy and a 20-year-old man were
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      Lock icon Klesinger to visit India
      72 5 BONN. Wed (Reuter) Chancellor Kurt Georg Riesinger is to begin an official visit to India the first by a Went German head of government on November 19. reliable sources said here today. Former Chancellor Ludwig Erhard had been due to visit India last November when he
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      Lock icon LBJ's little 'fling'
      168 5 WASHING TON. Wed. (Reuter) President Johnson brought a carnival to Washington yesterday and watched several hundred children and teenagers eat hot dogs, play with clowns and ride a 100-ft high Ferris wheel on the White House lawn. The unique party, reminiscent of a county fair, was held
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      Lock icon 'Relied too much on US'
      169 5 WASHINGTON. Wed. (Reuter) A Philippines congressman told Communist diplomats here yesterday that the Philippines acted mistakenly in "relying too much" on the United States for economic and other heip. Congressman Manuel S. Enverga. a Manila emissary who came to the U.S. after a month-long tour
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      Lock icon 'Keep up or fade out'
      602 6 To see ourselves as others see US NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Former Vice President Mr. Richard M. Xixoa said last night "America is succumbing to a creeping obsolescence" in its foreign policy as the nation enters the final third of the 20th century. In order
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      Lock icon Maurice Chevalier: Fans jam phone lines
      169 6 PARIS Wed. (Reuter) Hundreds of callers trying to wish French music hall king Maurice Chevalier a happy 79th birthday last night blocked telephone lines to a Paris radio station. The radio station. Europe Number One, ran a 19-hour programme of almost continual Maurice Chevalier
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      Lock icon Aussie shot in Manila
      94 6 MANILA. Wed. (UPI) A 30-year-old Australian visitor in Manila was shot and wounded in the chest last nigh* inside a cocktail lounge in nearbv Pasay City. The Australian embassy here said the victim. Allen Chesterfield. of Adelaide, arrived in Manila two weeks ago and identified himself
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      Lock icon Troops pull out of Little Aden
      325 6 Little by little By Ibrahim ADEN. Wed. (Reuter) The last British troops yesterday pulled out of Little Aden, a centre of Arab nationalist attacks, and handed over a £l4m., military camp to the South Arabian Army. The withdrawal came only a few hours after
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      Lock icon Better safe than sorry
      97 6 LONDON. Wed (Renter) —A BOAC VCI6 Jet on its way to New York with 14« passengers aboard returned to London airport last nifhf because the pilot was not happy with the aircraft's performance. The VCIO jettisoned thousands of gallons of fuel over the Atlantic and landed
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      Lock icon Unhappy landings for dead alien
      219 6 CIPP hark land*. Pi court rulr* MANILA, Wed. (Reuter) The Philippine Supreme Court in an unprecedented decision yesterday ruled that alien landholdings in the country should be returned to thetr previous Filipino owners to comply with the constitution. The derision affects million? of pesos worth
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      Lock icon 140 DIE OF SMALLPOX IN RI
      60 6 JAKARTA, Wed. < Renter)— Some 140 people have died of smallpox In Jakarta this year. Indonesia's Aatara news agency reported. The agency quoted the bead of the city's Health Service. Dr. Herman Susllo as saving that mass inoculations were under way. He railed on
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      Lock icon 'TORTURE QUEEN' GETS 4 MONTHS
      261 6 NEWARK. New Jersey. Wed. (Reuter) Whipand strip" Queen Monique Von Cleef was jailed for four months for her part in running a house of torture for masochistic client* yesterday. Miss Von Cleef, a statuesque 42-year-old blonde. was also put on probation for 14 months after
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      Lock icon Bitter-sweet success
      162 6 KIDDING YOUR PALATE CHICAGO. Wed. (Reuter) A discover** bv an American research team foreshadows a sweeter world in which children swallow spinach with all the pie- asures of chocolate. Chemists from the Monsanto Research Corporation of Everett. Massachusetts, said here yesterday they had identified two chemicats in the
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      Lock icon 6 die in private plane crash
      143 6 MANILA, Wed (UPI) A twin-engine Piper Artec plane of Dole Philippines Inc crashed shortly after takeoff today from the Dole plantation airstrip in Cotabato in the Southern Philippines killing all she persons aboard including three Americans. A spokesman identified the passengers as Mr. J.H
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      Lock icon From Sands to Caesar
      242 6 Sinatra's switch LAS VEGAS. Nevada, Wed. (Renter) Caesar's Palace Hotel here today gave details of their new contract with Frank Sinntra following his weekend row at the rival Sands Hotel where he was punched In the mouth. Caesar's Palace said Sinatra would open there early in
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      462 6 He's no *Jeremiah but FAO chief predicts NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Poor nations cannot relieve hunter in this generation by Importing more food, cultivating more land, or breeding fewer children, the chief of the U.N. food and agriculture organization said yesterday. FAO Director-General Mr. B. R.
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      192 5 foil We offer a new approach to Public Relations Service, applying modern and specialised techniques to suit our clients' requirements. Our skills are related to the following publicity media: Preparing and collating material for publication RcMarch work. Prru statement*. Press conference*. Liaison with Govt. Departments. Publication of magazine*. Periodical*, book*
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      948 5 YOUR TV and R; CffiLNNELSKCALA LUMPUR Cartoon Show; TOO News In and Pulau Pinang; 6 Ipoh and English; 7.10 Dean Martin Kt.1,1,,. 1 m i«K«r. Rahni- Show; 8.00 News In Manaarin; Melaka. 3 10 lohore Bahru gJO Taman 835 Science 4 Taiping; 7 Batn Pahat; 9 Report; 850 Quran Reading;
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      73 6 h PART I SUOOE N PEATH ROARS POWN UPON HAPOJEOH ANP IUM AS ROMERO PI SCSI UHHASK&>3Eat£TIM*U3* AGENT GUNS H« RACER... SANTO FUMO.' I MUST PESTRCnr THESE MEN OR MY CAREER AMP REPUTATION... "THEY ARE RUMEP/ 52 srJ 3< iT--3 1 c< Si fr c? 9 ii T3 r />
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      74 7 SINGAPORE. Wed IBM Engineer Mr Tar Cbee Beng, will attend the IBM 6400 computer seminar in Manila. Philippines on Sept. 18th. 1967. The one-week seminar will be attended by 6400 technical specialists from TBM offices in Sooth East Asia Mr Tay is from the Singapore Polytechnic
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      Lock icon Rubber up 1½ cents
      385 7 SINGAPORE. Wed October first grade rubber f o b. buyers closed a* 5 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur todav at 50 cents per lb., up cne and a half cents from previous close. The tone was strong Easier conditions ruled during the morning Values were
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      63 7 TESSELTON. Wed Sa bah last month exported 233.323 42 tons of timber valued at $25,805,464 of wh -h 50 oer cent was exported from Sandakan. Timber export for the corresponding period of last year was 240.345.36 tons valued at $23,279,834, Sandakan last month also exported 56.000
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      383 7 WASHINGTON. Wed. (UPI) A Senate-passed restriction against exports to countries dealing with North Vietnam came under attack in the House Banking Committee yesterday. Committee Chairman Mr Wneht D Patman. Democrat Texas, said the United states would be "cutting off its nose to spite
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      179 7 JAKARTA. Wed (Reu-er) A 14-man trade mission from Taiwan today began talks with Indonesian businessmen in an effort to consolidate Taiwan's trade with Indonesia in the absence of diploma*ic ties between the two countries. The Indonesian government has said it will continue to
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      64 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Closing Dow-Jones averages on the New York Stock exchange: 30 Industrials 911.75 20 Rails 260.39 15 Utilities 131.87 65 Stocks 328 25 40 Bonds 79.24 Commodity Futures Index 132.28 The volume was 9.930,000 shares. Of a total 1.465 issues traded 716 were higher
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      51 7 SINGAPORE. Wed—The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: Canada: Buying T.T 351/16: Airmail OD. 35-3/16. 90 d st. 35-13/16 credit bills. 35-7/8 trade bills. Selling TT. O.D ready were: Canada 34-3/4. Deutsche Marks 129-1/4. Swiss Francs 140-3/8, Swedish Kroner
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      65 7 HOUSTON. Wed. (UPl> The Continental Oil Co. has announced it will help two Japanese firms build that country's first Calined Petroleum Coke Manufacturing Plant. Sumitomo Shoji. Nippon Mining Co. and Continental formed a new company. Petrockes Ltd., to operate the new US$l7 million facility to be
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      24 7 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Rubber market opened uncertain with spot 15| nominal buyer. No. l RSS CIF basis port Sept. 15 nom buyer.
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      58 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The*e rasrnnker* are the first part of an order for 2.5#f placed hy the Ga* Department of the Puhlir Itilitie* Board for delivery during the remainder of this rear Pan Electric Industries Ltd who operate the largest refriaerator factory in South East Asia are a
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      129 7 SINGAPORE Wed With the development of outlying island; in the Bahamas. particularly for the tourist industry, the need for fa=t efficient communira*ion hr.ks has become increasingly important in recent years Communications to the outlying islands have oeen based very a reel y upon the
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      889 7 SINGAPORE. Wed —Industrial price? were barely steaay *odav on the S'ock Market Trading was moderate w:*h the turnover expanding 40.000 units to 981.000 units. Ben i Co again on a highes* turnover of 154,000 units *raded erratically from $166 to $162 to SI 64 and back
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      97 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Investors pushed prices higher toaay a.ong a fairly broao front in rather brisk trading Shortly before the end of the first hour of trading, the United Press International stocic market indicator picked up 0.29 per cent with 1.225 issues traded. Of these.
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      17 7 WASHINGTON. Wed. (Reuter) General Services Administration announced no tin was sold from stockpile today.
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      16 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The tin price for today was $593.50 per picul, up 50 cent*.
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      527 7 *INGAPOKF—Slurk tuhanrf hid and offer price* oftlclalh llMfd at thr rlov of business INDUSTRIAL Ren A- Tn 165 1.6S Roustead 1.52 1.55 C. Sugar 1.61 1.62 Chemical Co. 1.46 1.47 Cold Storage 3.4S 3.50 Dun lop 2.20 2.21 E- Smelting 4 26 4.32 F.A.I 2.22 n r«M> Ord-
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      51 7 (ManittfM' Prtcw) FlrM Malayan 2.38 »wind Malayan 1M 1.73 Ihirtl M.iUtan 1 14 1.23 The rom»frrf Mind. .87 97 The Sav1nc< Fund XD 1.25 1 34 Ma la van lnT#*tm»nt Fund 1.0O 1.10 F1r«t Hr»nrWonir .77 .82* !»ec«>nd Honjknn^ .52 .56* S'lng Commodity 3/10 4/5 i •Hon* Hons
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      111 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The noon price* zt the Plnfapore Chinese Produce Exchange toda> are «u?er pellet Comnat Oil 48 00 (F.OB Bulk Coconut Oil (FOB) [>rum« SO -0 |yOo*e Copra Mixed ««cpt Oct 29.50 Muntok White Pepper (F.O.B.) 12: 50 M% M« Sarawak White Pepper (F.O.B.) ***** 06% M.L« Sarawak
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      187 7 SINGAPORE Wed The following ships are expected to be in port today:Godowns Vewrts 1/2 Bavaria 3/4 Amstdveld 5 Grand Explorer 6/7 Torrens 8 9 Bawean 10/11 Waitaki 15/16 Mishima Maru 18 Iyo Maru 10 Turtle No 5 21 22 Empire Kittiwake 23 24 Karon* 25 26 Anna
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      1020 7 4RHIVALS l> SINGAPORE Ttm* 105 a m Alrlin* M(»A 029 from Kuala Lumpur Time 8.35 a m Airline MSA 019 from Kual* Lumpor. Time <4.20 a m. Airline GIA 982 from Jakarta. Time 9.30 a m Airline MSA 121 from Kuala Lumpur Time 10 25 a
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    477 8 THE Philippine claim to Sabah attracts adventurers like moths to a flame. The most bizarre episode was enacted by Syed Azahari, who conducted the abortive Brunei rebellion from a hotel room in Manila with the aid of a hired Filipino public relations man. He was financed by
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    408 8 FDR some years now complaints have cropped up in various parts of the country about the poor conditions of hospitals. These hospitals are relics of the colonial era and were built between 60 and 80 years ago. During the 1930'5, new hospitals were built in Penang, Malacca and Johore
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    889 8  -  -By.- Mrinal Biswas the Tashkent Declaration was internationally hailed as the idea model for settling disputes through peaceful means, the fact was apparently overlooked that mere agreement by the disputing parties, with the Soviet Premier acting as mediator, was not an effective means
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    1117 8  -  by: Sunil Guha A GRICULTOLE occupies a olace of otvotal importance in India's economy, providing livelihood to abont 7# per cent of the country's population and contributing shout SO per cent of the National Income. From about 186 million hectares of the cultivated area come
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      447 8  -  Robert T. H. Goh 1 WOULD like to take Mr. Nair up on his pretentious and almost fraudulent challenge to Enche Khir Johari. Enche Khir in his speech announcing the suspension of the suitability certificates had stated that Mr. Nair had turned about-face after
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      164 8  -  J. B JEYARETNAM Singapore TT WAS reassuring to hear from the Minister of State for Defence, Singapore, that the Government did not consider the meeting of Mr. Supplah and Dr. Thio Chan Bee with some Malaysians in Petaling Jaya as a security threat, as neither
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      253 8  -  LAGU ASLI Kuala Lumpur IN THE old days Mal&T singers of kronrhonrc. dondang sayang. borea. ronggeng and songs were chosen from women and men with good voires and from those who rould really sing Their renditions were a pleasure to listen to. Now-a-days TV viewers ana radio
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      263 8  -  CLARENCE DE SILVA Secretary General, BJL T.W.O. Slfi(4poit T REFER to an article ~i* ded "Expulsion not justified by Enche Mohd Vuni bm Awi which appear- t le Eastern Sun on 4th September, 1967. There Is provision in the Rules and Constitution of w
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  • GOOD HEALTH AND MODERN PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS SUPPLEMENT
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      Lock icon WIDE RANGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS
      281 9 Progress of medical science WITH the rapid progress of medical science, Man can now control diseases. This is made possible by the introduction of a wide range of pharmaceutical pro- ducts. However, this is only one side of the picture in building a "health network".
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      Lock icon Manufacturing of better, economical 'Tiger' brand medicinal products
      608 9 TO MEET WORLD #/r piGER" brand medical products are wellknown not only in this area, but also in many other countries. The latest product from Eng Aun Tong is Tiger Oil. Tiger Oil, manufactured under the "Tiger" trade mark by Eng Aun
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        Lock icon Takeda's rise to industrial eminence
        875 10 T'AKEDA Chemical Industries, Ltd. manufacturers of Hicee sweetlets are the leading producers of pharmaceuticals in Japan. This indicates Takeda's importance in the pharmaceutical industry of Japan. Takeda's rise to industrial eminence can be traced from 1781. Then a private firm in Osaka, Ohmiya was engaged
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        364 10  -  TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH By JOSEPH G. MOLNER Q: What are the symptoms of pellagra? Is there a cure? My brother has learned that he has pellagra. Is it contagious? A: Pellagra is a deficiency disease, and is not contagious. It is a
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      853 11 CONTAC 500CAPSULE WITH SPECIAL ADVANTAGES The story of tiny 'time pills' yyHEN your doctor tells you to take "four pills a day, one every three hours", what are the chances you'll follow his advice? One doctor checked up on a group of his patients. He found that less than one
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      184 11 N°" comes the all-pur p o s e insect repellent cream WAVE insect repellent cream with American N-Diethyl-toluamide M e t aIsomer. Discovery of the effectiveness of the -ND I E T H YLTOLUAMIDE and its isomer first demonstrated by the USD A Laboratory at Orlando,
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      147 9 TIGER MEDICINAL PRODUCTS V m w. s s: TIGER MARK NCi/W^ ri>i Mt3 AUN TON «K 'TV H Erjr S* I l iV m 5B5SS? 1B > J REGISTERED TIQH tr TIGER OIL POCKET MiOtUM SIZE CQ ©i>o ?c* v Mr v *ggl (MFfel iiJ FAMILY SIZE 'J k. H!0
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      171 10 The small friendly time-bomb Tf you've ever had a head cold and thought life would be nicer if you didn't have a head.. here's what you've been looking for. Contac 500. Inside each Contac 500 capsule marked E are more than 500 tiny 'time pills', timed to keep working all
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      222 11 s K V -V m STOMACH PAIN FAST WITH NEW WEISEN-U DOUBLE-ACTION TABLETS Medical research carriea out in California U.S.A. has shown that certain foodstuffs such as fresh green vegetables, especially cabbages, contain an anti-ulcer substance called Methylmethioninesulfonium Chloride which not only promotes the healing of gastric ulcers but also
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      111 11 I to a beautiful complexion.. SWEETLETS Of COUfSC WONDER TONIC with CANDY TASTE Each HICEE is equivalent to 10 oranges (vit .C) A HICEE tablet contains a strong dose of 500 mg. i of Vitamin C. f\V >1 It is a well known fact that Vitamin C is widely used
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      Lock icon In search of a pen friend
      228 12 IN a railway station. I saw a train come in slowly. The passengers poured from the train and were yelling at the porters. My sister and I stepped out of the tram. We started for Kuala Lumpur. Our destination was our pen pal s
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      Lock icon When a friend in need is a friend indeed
      272 12 EVERYBODY must have friends. It is due to the fact that human beings are organized by a great multitude of people. A human being one can never exist alone. They are mutually dependent. Friends can be divided into two kinds. Those
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      337 12 FISH i* one of the most important foods in Singapore. Although Singapore is surrounded by sea our fishermen do not catch enough fish for all the People of Singapore. We therefore have to import fish from Malaya. In Singapore, fishermen work in Changi. Ponggol and
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      Lock icon The life of a monkey
      354 12 lAM a monkey I have a short curly tail I was born in a rubber estate In Kuala Lumpur. I lived with my parents and little brothers and sisters. I was very happy and everyone was nice to me. because I was the baby One
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      236 12 I HAVE heard many atones but the story I like most is "The Faithful Dog It is about a dog saving his master s life. Once upon a time, a man called Hamid had a dog. It was called Jimmy They both lived in a hut near
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      Lock icon An exciting dream
      251 12 ONE evening I went to a film show. When the show was over, I went to a stall to buy food. Then I took a bus home feeling very tired and sleepy. I dreamt that I was walking towards the seaside. I saw a rave and inside
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      Lock icon The qualities of a good student
      269 12 A SCHOOL is a little state by itself. It embodies on a small scale, all those vital and fundamental principles which make up the large life of the nation A student cannot fail to be a good and enthusiastic citizen. It is. therefore of
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      Lock icon An experience I will never forget
      247 12 I WAS going home along a dark lonely lane, one midnight when I heard a sudden shout for help which led me to the window of a wooaen hut. There. I saw two men robbing the belongings of a helpless man and was later
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      394 12 NOWADAYS science is so advanced f hat the population is increasing rapidly with an average of six per cent every year The population has increased so tremendously that the land available for its housing is limited What is meant by neigh bour? It means a person
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      Lock icon An escape from death
      326 12 SOMETIMES vehicles like cars. buses. ships and aeroplanes can cause the death of a person. I once had a narrow escape from the jaws of death. I wanted to go to India for a holiday. My father bought two ti<?kets to India bv air. On the
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      Lock icon Witnessing a road mishap
      227 12 ACCIDENT occur* when one disobeys traffic rules. It happens both by nature and vehicles. Everyday more and more vehicles are manufactured and more vehicles means more lives would be endangered. Many of us have seen many accidents I have seen so many accidents that I would
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      Lock icon National day celebrations
      183 12 Singapore celebrated her second Independent Day in a very grand manner Weeks before National Day the streets were decorated with buntings of flags, coloured lights and beautiful arches. In schools too. the principals. teachers and students were also working very hard for the preparation of the celebrations.
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      161 12 NEW ESSAY CONTEST FOR THOSE WHO ARE 14 AND UNDER THE EASTERN SUN'S new essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under appears in this page every Thursday. One of the objects of this contest is to encourage young boys and girU to express themselves properly. And
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      196 13 J all U.IX.C.L.E. fans J"HE EASTERN SUN CA.C.L.E. FAN CLUB. sponsored solely by the Eastern Sun. welcomes all UNCX.E fans to apply for membership. The object of the Club Is to bring together all the fans of the U.N.C.L.E. agents, Illya Solo. Every Wednesday, the Eastern Sun will publish a
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      225 13 WSHAW ORGANISATION F I D O Phcn« ***** 5"U DAY 11. 1M. 4. "1.18. 9 15 It Now' No Free Uat! '"T2«7 ta James Bond 901 TOE ONLY LTVT TWICI* Teehnieo'or PanaTlsloo (CA> SATrRDAY VfTDWIOHT! THE SILENT SW ORDSMAJT* Man-lar-n tn Scone Color CAPITOL rho~* ***** m Today: 11. 1
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      32 13 SPORE DIARY 7 45 p.m. Victoria Theatre: stage show. 7.30 pjn. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture; Hwa Ming School; Jalaa Sagu Temple; Kheam Hock Ro*d *nd Pei Teck School.
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      94 13 QDEON OPENS TODAY! PALACE WoM j— c i. ODEON: llara LIS.. 5.45 8.45pm "PALACE: s 1M 4.N <4 I.Np.n. ADM SI 00 S2 00 S3 00 S4 00 'No Half Price •No Military Concewlon •No Free List! IN 70MM FULL STEREOPHONIC SOUND! muNTHUii acmmmf ARM mem V,. -v f K
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      327 13 I r- I, i s I >■*«' ODEONI PALACE Tei 21-116 I Je> J i e OPEN* TODAY! 11 a.oa.. 2.15. II I.IM. 4 <V«. 545*11 45 II «M p m Ada: SI M. «t.M. S>.Ml 14 M No HAlf-Pnce' No free Lista' No Military Coneeaaion In ""mm A- rul!
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      470 14 fcUSSIFIED I ADVERTISEMENTS ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Word* $5/- (Minimum) 3 bed-room flat Orchard Road area, unfurnished Rent $350/Box 1036 Eastern Sun. 23-B Cantonment Road. Singapore. 3 bed-room flat unfurnished River Valley Road rent $282/B»x 1030 Eastern Sun. 23-B Cantonment Road. Singapore. ACCOMMODATION WANTED 70 Words *5/- (Minimum) 3 4 bed-room
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      432 14 TENDER NOTICES PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J K R.. JOHOR TAWARAN daripada pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K R di-dalam Kelas "A*. B' dan BX' akan di-?enma di-Pe-jabat Jumtera Negeri, J.K.R., Johor. Johor Bahru hingga jam pukol 2.30 petang pada 23hb. September. 1967. untok MEMBENA BAN GUN AN PEJABAT2 KERAJA'AN PONTIAN. JOHOR Segal a
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      81 14 CLASSIFIED 21-f. CANTONMINT ROAD. StNCAFOtI 2 Tit It HON IS 9X05/7. IP" Advertiser's Name... Address... Telephone No Number of Insertions Date(s) Requested.... Cost lACH WORD SO 25 cents (see tkwt) PLEASE WRITS IN CAPITAL LETTERS Classified advertisements may be handed at the following addresses: KUALA LUMPUR: 39 |ALAN SULTAN, TELS:
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      52 16 TIME AND TIDE Penan*: 10.13 a.m. (6.2 ft), 11.15 Pm. (6.2 ft) Port Swettenham: 2.25 a.m. (11.7 ft), 2.54 p.m. (12.0 ft) Port Dickson: 2.56 a.m. (5.7 ft). 4.20 p.m. (6.6 ft.) Singapore: 9.20 a.m (6.9 ft), 7.07 p.m. (7.0 ft) Sedili Kechil: 7.19 a.m. (7.3 ft) Kuantan: 6.07 a.m.
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