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Title Section19 1965-11-21 1 The Straits Times j Nettie in No. 1.350 SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1965 M C.F.NTfc KDN 1191: M.C. (P) 100619 words
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Article1110 1965-11-21 1 Committee was set up in June this year KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. 'MINISTER INTERVENED BECAUSE THIS IS THE FIRST INTRODUCTION OF THE PREFAB HOUSING TECHNIQUE AND MAGNITUDE OF THE PROJECT' KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. This is how the top-level committee on prefabricated houses was set up: In1,110 words
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Article300 1965-11-21 1 HAROLD SOH - LIM IN HOSPITAL RIDDLE HAROLD SOH B, gINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Lim Chin Siong, a political detainee and former Assemblyman, has been admitted to the General Hospital here. He is believed to be suffering from hypertension and acute depression. He was rushed to the hospital on Thursday as an emergency case300 words
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Article55 1965-11-21 1 812,500 jackpot won THAT 512.500 JACKPOT In The Malay Mail Word Puzzle "FTC' has been won. Who is the winner? Is It YOU? Look In The Malay Mail tomorrow. Meanwhile. Word Puzzle Contest "FL" carries a guaranteed prize of $5,000 for the outright winner. Send your entry now. Entries close55 words
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Article18 1965-11-21 1 LONDON. Sat Bandleader Ow«f Melachrmo who died in June, left £48 798 vet in b» will18 words
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Article, Illustration86 1965-11-21 1 The Bond girl who didn't expect to be 'Miss World' \|EET honey-blonde LESLEY LANGLEY, the James Bond girl, who won the ''Miss World"' title in London last night. A parttime model, part-time actress and would-be Him star, the 21-year-old British girl of "Goldtinger" fame was selected from 48 contestants. Shortly86 words
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Article389 1965-11-21 1 PRO-RED TOOLS SO 11 OLD BOYS 1 ASSOCIATIONS ARE DISSOLVED gINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Government today dissolved 11 old boys' associations of Chinese schools said to be actively involved in undesirable activities in support of recent student disturbances connected with the dismissal of 85 students at Nanyang University.389 words
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507 1965-11-21 1 GEOFFREY BOLAND: Singapore. Saturday - GEOFFREY BOLAND: Singapore. Saturday 8> gHARE fever has again gripped the Stock Exchange and this morning abnormally I large turnovers were recorded for a Saturday. Without prtveden* in exchange history Saturday morning necessary to suspend biiMne.«s for 10 minutes i>--10.40 and 10.50 I507 words
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Article57 1965-11-21 1 I/UALA I.IMPUR. Sat. The Royal Malaysia Police Band will be in attendance at the funeral of Dato "Dr. > Chua Sin Kan tomorrow. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will meet the expenses Involved as a tribute to "my old friend." The funeral procession will leave Dato57 words
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Article15 1965-11-21 1 LONDON •cbooig are to sper.<i local h to attract the gill* I i15 words
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STOP PRESS
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Article77 1965-11-21 1 SIM.M'OKr. V.I Fur \nirni 4n« flew inU> Ninctporr this rM-nine ulli various prooo»aU for Joint huNinro* venture* with Wval Industrialists I \\r proposals Inrludr pulp »nd paper mill, light metal I ihriration f < and boat manufai turlne plant. Mr Kohert tlarlan. »l>» arled as77 words
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Advertisement18 1965-11-21 1 GIFTS for the SEASON U. S. de SUVA SONS, THE JEWELLERS 25, Raffl<-< Place. Singapore- 1. Tel *****.18 words
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430 1965-11-21 2 BY SUNDAY TIMES REPORTER SINGAPORE. Sai America wants more veneer and plywood trom S;ny;ipore than our factories can produce. Demand la rising in the United States and, in addition. US. force* in South Vietnam are buying large quantii. barracks and resettlement projects. A430 words
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Article, Illustration201 1965-11-21 2 IT IS a ICStUc shop, much like .my of the other gloomy little shops opposite the Hotel (..irud.i down Jos Jakarta's main street. But it has a MUM that Beret l.tils to «top the übiquitous ejreUsti in their tracks. "SinKaporp"' it is talli-d. A NirmiM ewn201 words
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229 1965-11-21 2 The people can only be taxed so much and no more: Tengku By KHOR CHEANG KEE Alor Star. Saturday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today the Central Government hud decidrd on a '•very reasonable"' budget lor next year because the people "can only be taxc-d so much, and no mot '•We229 words
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Article45 1965-11-21 2 SINGAPORE r. prt> ciuc in E on a A \>. torncy. Mr. B Us ta a forma- menib. i tional Labour ReUtiona (or New Engl.ii.u ct ted to the 84*r» Congress in 1954 and has been re-elected to rath subsequent Congress.45 words
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Article38 1965-11-21 2 South Korea's Arm] f o I'M deeply iniyirsN«'<l liv th» »cr\ sluing posture Malayaia his agaiaMl < wnlil ag> _i r-Miin. I lni|»r Ba) MMt li.v iiiiii.ii ■treagtbeaad the humi nf hirnd-hiji urtneen MftlSTaia ■Hid s «iith Kon-.i38 words
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Article52 1965-11-21 2 LONDON. Bat. V urgently, for a .school ii. copies of "I^dy ChatK; rr." the D.H. I^a-Arent' vel— without iho.se low «urtl.>. ■MdßMtCf Clu'ionl Stanley. I of Ab'.-rtam Darby School delpy. s:: > ..r > shite. belicxr would thru rx- .;v: f ai>:e re I52 words
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Advertisement771 1965-11-21 2 ell MB." 6? WILL YOU BE oST «e X? VJhtt yo- II bf do.nf ont yttr from today depends on whal II you havf. loirehow. m.itrd out. ICS «n still h»l» you repair you do today. the jip-. ,n your tra<r<,n| through th«r lamout ICS Home Study Take ad>amaf* of771 words
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Advertisement44 1965-11-21 2 Arthritis and Sciatica Banished Rommct •hrltl*, irltia »n<t •i'««ft»r and in nediclno il.arolvt.i ami rcnovoi ihe body 1 that »ro th* Muia «r SweUinc. sore c con*, i how bAdt >uur caa«. K'l t'i» r.»-w k< i-nt fw: <)••• tov.ry Remind irom your cb.atdV) today.44 words
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378 1965-11-21 3 TO KEEP UP THE QUALITY— a licensing system for teachers in Malaysia ITUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Sat. A licensing system for Malaysia's 60.000 teachers and the reintroduction of the Standard Six examination were announced by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today as part of his two prong endeavour378 words
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Article50 1965-11-21 3 LONDON. Sat. A new beau the-bandit scheme to equip lorries with special radio so that they can flash ambush warnings to the police was announced by a security firm. The radio can also be used to give the driven fog alerts and Information about traffic jams.50 words
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Article274 1965-11-21 3 TOKYO, Saturday. THE abortive Oct. 1 coup in Indonesia was to set up a Communist regime with President Soekarno at its head, Mainichi newspaper rer ported today. The newspaper's foreign news editor, Minoru Omorl. reported that Col. Untung, who sparked off the coup attempt, revealedUPI - 274 words
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Article, Illustration123 1965-11-21 3 DATOSHIP FOR CRITCHLEY ITIIALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Yang dl-Per-tuan Agong has conferred an honorary datoship on Mr. T. K. Critchley (above), the outgoing Australian High Commissioner in Malaysia. The investiture was made in a special ceremony in the Blue Room of Istana Negara last night. It was watched by the123 words
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Article38 1965-11-21 3 IPOH. Sat. Th'.rty-one South East Asia Lumber Corporation Ltd., workers were injured today when the bus carrying them to work skidded and overturned at Maxwell i Road. All of them were treated a* out-patient*.38 words
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Article, Illustration290 1965-11-21 3 THE GIRL WHO WAS BORN A BOY TffF. girl who was A bom a boy poses to prove her point. She already has convinced a rood many people. Orlanda Antonina Cirmela was miserable as a schoolboy and waiter in Sicily. Then sher (he?) went off to Germany and worked in290 words
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Advertisement216 1965-11-21 3 Why I Be. B I, J cj^^^Bl Kil^^T^^^^^^Kl refreshes iiibhbb^; your taste ||jj||||||j Read why modern fathers need BOVRIL every day Are you one of those fathers who is too tired to play with his children after a day at the office? Do you feel irritable and 'nervy'? If you216 words
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Advertisement80 1965-11-21 3 important if you are to lead a healthy, vigorous life. BOVRIL, The 5-Second drink It only takes five seconds to make a cup of BOVRIL! Just mix a teaspoonful in a cup of hot water and immediately you have a rich energy-giving drink. Give your family BOVRIL in the morning80 words
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238 1965-11-21 4 KEROSENE PRICES TUMBLE BELOW COST AS 'WAR' RAGES SINCAPORE. Sat. An unprecedented kerosene price war is on in Singapore. Five oil companies and their distributors are enmeshed in what appears to be a no-holds-barred battle to capture the market. As prices plunged below cost last week, the trade division of238 words
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Article46 1965-11-21 4 LONDON, Sat. Norman Hartnell, dressmaker to the Queen Mother, has been commissioned to design new uniforms for Metropolitan policewomen. Two designs are believed to be under consideration by Yard r.hlefs— one Incorporating the traditional pleated look, and the other a modern "slim line"46 words
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Article38 1965-11-21 4 LONDON. Sat. A camera which takes pictures at the rate of 60 million a second has been designed by the optics group at the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment, Aldermaston. It Is for use In blood plasma studies.38 words
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Article32 1965-11-21 4 LONDON. Sat. Because they are losing many bottles through s ties in shops two of the largest dairies in Kent are switching over to cartons (or shop sale* from Monday32 words
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267 1965-11-21 4 SINGAPORE, Saturday pore International Chamber of Commerce, said: "The Incentives will definitely help Singapore goods to be more competitive overseas." He said the measures would add pulse to Singapore's industrialisation programme and the drive for the exuort market. Mr. Yeo. said he267 words
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Article55 1965-11-21 4 by Mr. Charles Collins, headmaster of Bourton Vale County School, Oloucester. speaking at the annual speech day: ()IR school has helped to produce many responsible and decent voutif men and women, though there Is obviously a kind of lunatic fringe of the noisy and anti-noclal who will probably mirrumb55 words
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240 1965-11-21 4 SEAMSTRESSES GO ON STRIKE AFTER LOCK-OUT SINGAPORE. Sat. About 180 employees of a garments manufacturing company here went on strike at noon today —28 hours after they had been locked-out by the company. The strike action was taken after the expiry of an ultimatum calling on the company. the Malaysia240 words
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Article45 1965-11-21 4 ON Page Three of the Magazine Section today the Sunday Times carries a PERISCOPE report on Singapore's telephone vandals. la the story It Is Inadvertently stated that the Singapore Telephone Board spent $460,000 on telephone-booth maintenance last year. The figure should read $60,000.45 words
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Article40 1965-11-21 4 LONDON, Sat.— Traders at Folkestone. Kent, are being asked by the local chamber of trade to make sure they are not keeping customers avay from tho town's shopping centre by taking up parking space with their own vehicles.40 words
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Article144 1965-11-21 4 Sat. The *-> British Tar East Command today confirmed that the RAF Whirlwind helicopter which disappeared over the Sarawak border on Wednesday had been shot down from the Indonesian side. A statement said: "The unarmed helicopter was on a routine communications flight in the Bau144 words
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Article301 1965-11-21 4 Special altar society wedding A LOR STAR, Sat. Mr. J. G. Ritchie. Chief Polue Officer. Kedah Perils, had an altar specially constructed In the compound of his residence in Jalan Maxwell here *or the wedding of his oldest son today. And before a distinguished gathering of 600 guests. Including high-ranking301 words
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Advertisement151 1965-11-21 4 are RABBIT and RIVERLOFT for highest excellence in products of N. R. C. Nylon, whose quality has long -jflH^lß A been trusted throughout the world. Along with H discriminating people everywhere, you are always X B richly rewarded in choosing the RABBIT and V V RIVERLOFT labels on such N.151 words
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Article183 1965-11-21 5 Spore chosen to cover countries in the Far East gINGAPORE. Sat Singapore will be Shell's production base for the Far East when their $50 million refinery at Pulau Bukom begins operations in two years' time. This Puiau Bukom ((implex, announced ye^rday by the Finance Minister. Mr Urn Kirn183 words
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Article, Illustration484 1965-11-21 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The Rahman Talib Case, which incomes up on appeal on Dec. 1 3 was again the centre of controversy in Parliament today when a complaint of breach of privilege was made against Mr. Stephen Yong, of the Sarawak United People's Party. The Speaker,484 words
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Article178 1965-11-21 5 tI.M.APOKK Sat. Dato Kunnu- Shaw, general chairman of the Medical Progress Fund, today announced the receipt of a gift of $73 000 from Shell. The gift will be a*eri to provide one operating theatre, one lounge seminar conference area, and one medical office In thr proposed Institute of178 words
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Article483 1965-11-21 5 SINGAPORE. Sat— Business In »>r reported to the Singapore ana Kuala Lumpur tradin* room* of the Stock Exchange today with (he number of shares traded l;i bracket* DfDUOTVUU Boustead (*****) $152. (1.000) $150 C.OOOi $151: Dimlops (3 oOo> $1.86. East Smelters (2.000 1 $3.20. Esso ords. (3000) $197483 words
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292 1965-11-21 5 'Gutter snipe' sparks hot exchange KUALA LUMPUR. Bl Trie reference to "gutter snipe" by the Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr Khaw X.ii Boh. on Thurday led to an exchange of angry words during this morning's tw sion of the House of Representatives. The Socialist Front Leader. Mr Lim292 words
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Article24 1965-11-21 5 PENANG. Sat A fishmonger Yen Hun Chun. 27 M.m robbed of $250 by rtxret- dagstfrarmed men at River Riwi hl» morninic24 words
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Advertisement342 1965-11-21 5 YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE CHAMPION HELPS! why their streamlined i 111 Xlllliw most P°P ular ra c'"g V costume in the world V today Why 16 out of I 18 Olympic Gold Medal ll nne r s wore Speed o An! why pe(<>o IS cnoscn w /i] by leading342 words
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Advertisement626 1965-11-21 5 GIRLS LOVE TALL MEN! r it SENSATIONAL RESULTS OF NEW 1 HEIGHT INCREASE TREATMENT^ J^H )i (<*'■** > possible to lnrreas*- tout I i »*2l' SLj! bj Simple Narural Mnlwa J JfJ CjT~^~\ fhpre ar<- no dru«s nothinu n if I /I >* T rLsk: everything j£r+ «n»ightforward Thi.- wonder-626 words
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OPINION
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Article426 1965-11-21 6 MR. TAN SIEW SIN has compelling grounds for optimism. The expres:is of confidence in his oudget speech easily the best economic news of the >ear find an echo in almost every sector of any economy that is riding the surge ut affluence. Bis opponents426 words
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Article298 1965-11-21 6 In pasting ON "he assumption that tainted meat improves th age. It has Deen suggested that the Argentine corned beef should be given to pets A dog I know said: "That shows what some people really think of us. In .spite of their fawning and flattery Tc dump298 words
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Article1077 1965-11-21 6 JACK NEWBY - JACK NEWBY IN THE CAR INSURANCE BUSINESS by UP PREMIUMS, A PROFIT, THEN MORE CLAIMS BRING A LOSS AND PREMIUMS GO UP AGAIN IF I am dissatisfied with the way the company that insures mv life, or mv house, or mv prize orchids, conducts its business, that is my1,077 words
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Article, Illustration754 1965-11-21 6 What's behind the kerosene conflict By a SUNDAY TIMES STAFF WRITER WAR WEARY oil-men struggling to keep abreast of plunging prices in the big kerosene battle in Singapore are anxious to trace the source of a mystery circular alleging price-fixing by the oil companies. The circular which carries the headingUP - 754 words
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Letters
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Letter144 1965-11-21 6 I REFER to the feature article by Mr. Jack NewDy tauii. Times, Nov. 1) on the Moaqultu Menace In bin^upoie. It was rightly suggested that the planning authorities -.houlcl appreciate the health implications In all building projects, but the article went, on to suggest that many ot the144 words
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Letter79 1965-11-21 6 IT IS disgusting to ace a place ot worship being desecrated by inconsiderate people. I reter in particular to the courting couples v,ho haunt the grounds of the St. Andrew's Cathedral. They make a mess of the place, leaving behind litter by the tons. No matter what79 words
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Letter106 1965-11-21 6 \|AY 1 say a tew words about the Malayanlsatlon programme which the Controller of Immigration has on hU hands Can he explain why so many local people can be found to take over the outle* of expatriates In commercial and Industrial concerns and yet the same type of people106 words
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Letter80 1965-11-21 6 TS IT fair that Uie Ministry of Education should have picked art as one of the subjects for secondary schools? The majority of secondary students do not have the eilr for this subject, and the. low marks in the exams i.r few who are born artists get80 words
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Advertisement12 1965-11-21 6 Cough Drops-s POM MKLIC* 1 OP COUOH •ORC THROAT ■SMI SMOKERS THMOAT12 words
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Advertisement232 1965-11-21 6 EARLY ENROLMENT |M>ENSURES YOUR P^-^\ SUCCESS... Let f* STAMFORD J^#§ COLLEGE SEI~ prepare you through lJTvliiJlj[ Its Famous Home f^^^^^Ll^ -study courses 4--^-£j2vN B Higher School Certificate Lower Certificate/ School Certificate Sarawak Junior Malaysia Certificote Form VI Entrance Qualifying Test L.C.C. Commercial Education Certificate or FOR A COMMERCIAL CAREER IN232 words
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Article, Illustration545 1965-11-21 7 KHOR CHEANQ KEE - TENGKU AND A TEN-DOLLAR NOTE: MY LAST SOUVENIR FROM MY OLD FRIEND KHOR CHEANQ KEE: By ALOR STAR. Saturday THE Prime Minister today showed me a ten-dollar note on which he had written: "My last souvenir from my old friend, Dato Chua He had won the $10 in a bet545 words
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793 1965-11-21 7 Are petrol Big Five on the brink of a full-scale price war? SINGAPORE, Sat. Five oil companies here are on the brink of a full-scale petrol price war that could mean much cheaper fuel for Singapore's 187,000 motor vehicles. Top oil executives are fighting behind the scenes to avert an793 words
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210 1965-11-21 7 More cars L but sales of oil are down CINGAPORE, Sat. The majority of the oil companies here are agreed on one astounding fact that petrol sales have gone down despite the annual Increase In the overall consumption of motor vehicle fuel. The records of one company Indicate that total210 words
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Article159 1965-11-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Socialist Front leader. Mr. Llm Kean Slew (Dato Kramat), today accused the Penan* State Government of having been "asleep" for the past two years and not providing any specific plan for the Island. Mr. Llm was the first speaker when159 words
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202 1965-11-21 7 The peril when a rape case girl lies POH, Sat When a girl, who alleges she has been raped, "blatantly lies" in court, then it is not poosibl* to accept her evidence without corroboratlon. Mr. Justice All bin Hassan said this in the High Court here today when he acquitted202 words
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164 1965-11-21 7 PETER TEO - 'Scrap the carriers' confusion in S'pore PETER TEO By SINGAPORE. Sat. There was some confusion here today over a London report that Britain Is to scrap her aircraft carriers. According to the report. th» carriers are to be phased out of service In the 1970's as part of Britain's new164 words
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Advertisement232 1965-11-21 7 "WHERE SHOULD I STUDY ACCOUNTANCY?' 'The answer is simple for tbose wbo compare" says Robert W. Robertson, ft.Com. (Melb), FJLS.A, F.CJ.S. "Now is the time for careful thought on the part of any career-minded person. For accountancy .students the choice of training method is particularly Important. If you decide hastily,232 words
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Advertisement463 1965-11-21 7 aval '■^i L^atVvP Ifeblv Lombard Horn*. Cyriom Stnm. WJ Your money will earn a safe in a Deposit Account Yoar money earns the maximum safe and sure rate of 6% uliua you place it in a Deposit Account with LOMBARD BANKING. No U.K. Income Tax will he deducted; your money463 words
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234 1965-11-21 8 BOGOR. Sat. President Soekarno despite the anti-Communist drive at said here today that he intended to keep Indonesia in an "anti-im-perialism axis of five Asian countries, including China. He said this at a meeting of Indonesian area commanders held at the Bogor Presidential Palace234 words
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Article, Illustration377 1965-11-21 8 So shy Miss Japan got all the sympathy LONDON, Saturday. J^ BRITISH girl won the day. But, a kimono-clad, black-haired and black-eyed Miss Japan got all the sympathy of the audience with her demure, almost shy way of parading. Last night, a packed crowd saw honey-blonde Lesley Langley of Britain,377 words
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Article, Illustration204 1965-11-21 8 Rent not paid: MCA office seized KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Jalan Othman flat occupied by the Malaysian Chinese Association's Petaling Jaya sub-branch and youth section was seized by the owner. Mr. Wan Poh Sun. this morning for non-payment of rent. Mr. Wan. a coffee-shop owner, had successfully obtained a High204 words
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420 1965-11-21 8 Housewives moan and Mr. Urn blames the Govt THE Socialist Front leader. Mr. Lim Kean Siew, today said that Malaysian housewives were complaining about the high cost of living and he blamed the Government for this. Lullabies The first speaker this morning. Mr. Lim dubbed Mr. Tan Siew Sin's Budeet420 words
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Article226 1965-11-21 8 Sarawak Govt hits mischief-makers ifUCHING. Sat. A Sara- wak Government spokesman said today that it was "regrettable and mischievous" that a letter to the editor in a local newspaper had labelled some skilled electrical workmen from Malaya as "foreigners." The letter was one of several in recent days which226 words
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Article284 1965-11-21 8 Black leg soldiers? Probe pledge LLAU LUMPUR Sal The D- pry Prim. VI ster and M Abdul I has promised U chart* ;ng the Bntisl. I -v:, Donna j carried out by their loc. engaged civilian work»-r> i Inche Ibrahim Mu> man of thf MTUC action committee, said this after284 words
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Article479 1965-11-21 9 A NIGHT AT THE ICE SHOW FOR the first half of the r programme of the Holiday On Ice show, I found my mind wandering from the scene before me; perhaps I was expecting too much from a show which has always maintained a high reputation. It Is a gliding479 words
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Article510 1965-11-21 9 IT is six years since Julian M Olevsky visited Singapore. Now the Singapore Musical Society Is talcing advantage of the opportunity to present him for the second time to Singapore musir-lovers while he Is on a tour of Japan and the Par East. Julian Olevslcy was born In510 words
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Article, Illustration559 1965-11-21 9 John Ford puts the fetters on Seven Women DAVID KRAAL SEES THE NEW FILMS D I HECTOR John Ford, tamed for his Western classics like "Stagecoach" and "Red River", has now moved East to the Chinese-Mongolian border. He has taken with him an entourage of top flight female talent which559 words
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Article363 1965-11-21 9 On the radio today KUALA LUMPUR A.M.: 6.00 Prog. Summary; 6.02 Morning Melodies. 700 The News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri 7.30 Learn a Word a Day; 7.35 Breakfast Potpourri: 7.46 News In the National Language; 7jO Learn a Phrase a Day; 8.00 The tlOTn: 806 Bright and Breezy 8.59 Prog Summary;363 words
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Advertisement569 1965-11-21 9 ORGANISATION \on snow ix. 11 om.. 1.45, 4, a. JO A 9.J0 pr •■nts I Ii I i .c VcQucan NO B p^T^^^T^*i»» FREI jrl Moioen Tuevloy W«kJ »ord G Robinscn COLCR. TONIGHT MIDNIGHT 1 'BEAUTY the MINK COAr Mondonn in Scopo Color nmpo<*d English subtitles Bj iv 9om "RIFIFI569 words
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Advertisement127 1965-11-21 9 i fight backache i And Rhuematism i Nothlnc can make you faal ao old, tlrod, and dapreaaed aa loam* ataap anil onrricr becanaa of QattTna Up Nights or Burning, Smarting, Itching Acidity. And If your back ache» and RheutnmlKm Pains in Joints and BiuaI cirr make you miserable, you can't127 words
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Advertisement93 1965-11-21 9 \V\ •fprwkn MM. VLEE/ONN \l/euielhiy X a MB. V Mourn a— n an** fMayfairm Hflfpf* ■HJH7I CMtftiMta M BAB A KKSTAI'RANT B Located la tb« Bboppiac All aJr-CODdltloaad t V witb privata batba Telrphuna A v"\,/* I Kediffusioa BiiaoKbaioeaa f^B|L«c_^V WrM-stockad '"it^rS Ttl: *****/7. WCTTWWk To -Day: 2 00-600-900 a.m.93 words
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Advertisement262 1965-11-21 9 I FINAL WEEK! HOLIDAY 9*S ON ICE BY POPULAR DEMAND jP? SPECIAL Ij CHILDREN'S MATINEE ff WEDNESDAY 24th NOV. M AT 5.30 P.M. CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS HALF PRICE NATIONAL THEATRE NIGHTLY-8.30 P.M. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 6.15-9.15 P.M. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ROBINSONS-COLD STORAGE-C. K. TANG NATIONAL THEATRE. TICKETS: $6/- S4/-262 words
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Obituary103 1965-11-21 10 JUJHAR PAOAR SINGH, 71 etully departed In Chandigarh. India, at 5 pm. on 19.11.65. Beloved husband of Madam Balwant Kaur and beloved father of Dr. Keshmahlnder Singh. Dr. Surlnder Singh. Rajlnrier Singh. Premlnder Sinch. Jltender Singh, Bhupinder Kaur, Inderjlt Kaur and Jagdish Kaur. MADAM THERESA ANO LIAN NEO "0,103 words
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Obituary25 1965-11-21 10 MADAM CHAN LAI Yoonft (Mrs Tal Yew Chal» departed 31 II 62 whose meniorlllneer In the minds at her nine children and husband.25 words
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Advertisement582 1965-11-21 10 Une CLASSIFIEDS 20 Word* Sl* I Minimum) TO ARIYAMALAR nnd Thavarajah. a son, on 19 11 fio. at Maternity Hospital. K.L. Thanks to doctors and staff. TAN: To Pnh Kiew. and Van Fait, a son. on 13-11-65, at Sercmban Oeneral Haspltal. Thanks to doctors and rtaff. SHIPPING NOTICE T/V "VIETNAM"582 words
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Miscellaneous103 1965-11-21 10 TIDES TODAY: Sedlll Keohll 730 am. (7.2 fO 9 pit. (7 I Singapore 9.29 a.m. (9 ft). 10.04 pm. 1 9 ft>: Port Dlckson 5.01 urn. (9.6 ft). 5.30 p.m. (8 tt>; Port Swettenham 4.05 a.m. (14.2 It), 438 p.ir. (12.5 f 1 1 Penang 11.22 am. (6 9 ft),103 words
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Miscellaneous196 1965-11-21 10 SPORTING SAM by Reg Wootton sajiaaaaaaaaaß»aas»Bfi.aßßßßßißaßaßßßßß»siaaaaßßßßiaaßaßßß»aaa»a» Your TV today TransDOrt Dato Sardon bin ry Lewis: 7.46 News and newaHall Jubir- 9.25 Gideons W*y reel ln Chinese; 8.05 HomecorkT V MALAYSIA "The Thin Red Line": 10.15 ing (Chinese. Onion Beef re- v MPtasfi ws round-up 10.25 Film ma- cipe. 8.35 The196 words
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203 1965-11-21 11 \IICKEY Donnelly ITI who celebrated the end of a long and colourful career as a Jockey with a farewell win at Bukit Timah last year can signal his return to racing as a trainer with a winner at Kuala Lumpur tori a y writes203 words
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Article1623 1965-11-21 11 Race I—l.o Class 3 Div 4 (S6,000) 7f 1 ***** Contractor v iSentui St i Ostnan 7 9.0 Urn 5 2 ***** Jay Dee (Ul St) Sullivan 8 8.12 >oaidi 11 3 ***** Mighty Mtael a Veni Vicl) E Breuk. 10 811 Trevena 3 4 ***** Malaysia g1,623 words
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982 1965-11-21 11 NATIVE PRINCESS LOOKS GOOD FOR A HATTRICK VATIVE PRINCESS brought off a splendid A double over Of and 7f at Kuala Lumpur in September. She is keeping her form and with track conditions in her favour she certainly has a great chance of a hat-trick in Race 4. The danger982 words
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Article19 1965-11-21 11 BEST BETS: Cheetah. Native Princess. Rubber Estate. The going is soft. Best forecast: Cheetah and Bright Eyes19 words
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Article204 1965-11-21 11 I P3OM II I I" Ml- BIIV POINTKR I 111 I I Ml RKIC.HI EYES (HI I TAH K»ee 1 Bright l>ea Nr\pr Too Late li.trnune Beau Never Too Late Cheetah Brichl t>n i r.i mik ADAKW BLUB TATTO Ra©« > \daian Irranc BuUo \.1....in Ikhl.ia Ikhla* M of204 words
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Advertisement23 1965-11-21 11 There is $3000/--in the Jackpot of BERITA HARIAN Spot The Ball Contest IV Send your entry now. Closing date: Wed. 24-11-65., 11 a.m.23 words
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Advertisement651 1965-11-21 11 Determined durability... Effortless driving ease And exceptional economy Drive home a bargain— the Toyota 700 deluxe Listen to these features. Air-cooled Let it take you for a drive and see. engine is not only made to keep Then, examine its comfort, and ticking over smoothly for more miles handsome interior.651 words
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Miscellaneous69 1965-11-21 11 SPORTS DIARY KM (|R Krifnrilv iS'porrl: tumris me*' iCher«* Rd KLi. Aik Stockholm v Singnpore '.Jn < V( LING Seap Games Trial Brsar 730 p.m' Bard ha n (up iPn*tr PanjsnK. Spore* iSrrrmbaii'- N>Bri v Selan«or HOCKEY— S'jor dl» 2: Kltnf i Station pMdaiiK' Maa <"up <Pa- SRC Klaus loh>69 words
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Article, Illustration811 1965-11-21 12 MANSOOR RAHMAN - Malaysian girls raise Games hopes No doubt about itLawry is out MANSOOR RAHMAN By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday policewoman Freda Gonzales, beaten in the 200 m by M. Rajamani yesterday, salvaged a little of her prestige when she clocked 12.5 sec in the 100 m final at the Malaysian Amateur Athletic811 words
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897 1965-11-21 12 MELBOURNE, Sat. Bill Lawry has been bowled again by television. Two years ago when he trod on the stumps against Houth Africa here at the beginning of the innings and then made 157. the umpire told pressmen that Lawry had finished his stroke and had897 words
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186 1965-11-21 12 SWEDES RECOVER ONLY AFTER SINGAPORE BRING IN RESERVES SINGAPORE. Saturday. A IK Stockholm of Sweden were made to fight very hard to beat a Singapore Selection 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. The Swedish team, which fielded seven international players, trailed 1-0 at halftime but186 words
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Article138 1965-11-21 12 VICTORIA Ist Inns (uvrrni K ht 293-7) WaUon not out 69 < on per not out 60 Extras 5 Total for 7 wkts dec 384 Bowline: Brown 15-2-77-4. Jones 17-2-78-0. Hlggs 17-0-72-1. Tltmus 31-4-77-1. Barber 13-0-Sti-1. Bariiiißton 4-0-9-0. M( i Ist Inns Barber c Williams b Watson 28 Kdrich138 words
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Article31 1965-11-21 12 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat.— Bevea district-, have entered for the Sultan Cup soccer for Malays. starting next week They are* Kuala Kangsar. Krian. Taiplng. g Mi Urn. Tapah. Ipoh irlms31 words
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Article23 1965-11-21 12 KUALA LI'MPUR. Sat.— Recreation Club. Kuala irrinir. be;«( Comas 1-0 in a Malayan R ter-eluo competition at Ipoh p.jju today.23 words
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Article243 1965-11-21 12 Day hero in Army —victory— MALACCA. Sat— Army .Malaya) ITI played power-packed rugger In the last 20 minutes of the name to score three tries and turn the tables on Singapore Civilians in a south zone Malaya Cup rugger match at Terendak Camp today. Prom a 13-11 lead in the243 words
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Article27 1965-11-21 12 IPOH. Sat.— The Royal Perak Motor Club will hold a sprint at 99 a,m. tomorrow at the Batu Gajah-Siputeh Raod, 11 miles. I from her*.27 words
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420 1965-11-21 12 Liverpool still top-but only on goals lONDON Sat M.inrrw*. the F.ngiish football league char: today st-rved notice t' in the right form to capture the title again thU season h from their V an Cup win over A 8 K~ VorwaerU ol East Berlin, Manchester United >i,un-nii-d Shcilield Unit.-d. previously420 words
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Advertisement97 1965-11-21 12 g^^ .^gJH^kT^'^'iel iP-\ '"lijHgfi^g^^^^^^^^^^^ ■ttaßgH^E^^^^^^^fuTi 1 1 1 'Ml IVl^'*' 1^ NATIONALI PANASONIC A radio you'll be proud to own. A 4-band 8-transistor portable for discriminating ears and fastidious tastes. Rich and brilliant hi-fi from large 4' speaker. Smooth, unbroken lines make for modern and stylish design. This is a97 words
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Advertisement59 1965-11-21 12 /no cheap cast iron 1 fjl THIS CERMM SUOE PROJECTOR V $146/-list only (o/\ (Singapore Wa"> a > I ASPECTOMAT Fully Automatic, Blowercooled. Remote Controlled Slide Change (Time Cycle Unit Optional). Remote Controlled Magazine Feed and Fine Focussing. Sturdy Two-colour Design. Handy Soft Plastic Carrying Case Optional. I^T TRADING COMPANY59 words
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Article, Illustration1070 1965-11-21 1 Kiss bandit ■a THEY CALLED HER THE AND THIS ANGEL-FACED GIRL WAS THE TOUGHEST OF THE LOT T HE phrase "Roaring Twenties" conjures up an American world of wild parties, bright-young-things, crazy spending, the looming threat of 1929 and the Wall Street crash. There was "Prohibition," bathtub and bootleggers who1,070 words
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Advertisement202 1965-11-21 1 nomairs oiui EHTRA VALUE COOKERY ISSUE MINUTES l--^M Dorent and dozens of h f| dishes from Jane Beaton jf that are quick and easy- K tested and timed for you *JUL 9P^^ to prepare and cook m MM^l^. ,».J V flB anything from 3 to 30 mm- =^^^^^^S utes! Here's202 words
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Advertisement77 1965-11-21 1 lor him <^^ 311(1 IIGP WeSf WhO KNOW a*/» I7.MIiI?MI r^^__ j ~^^H 'a?/*** > FULLY AUTOMATIC IRON TRANSISTOR BATTERY FULLY AUTOMATIC V CLOCK 6C-2OOST J y RICE COOKER J tZr^ M i EGG COOKER I VS' M When it's time to give, choose from the I"^ M wide range77 words
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304 1965-11-21 2 RONALD KINSEY - RONALD KINSEY By WHO are the culprits behind the whispering slur campaign against Malaysian made goods? I.s it you. the average Malaysian consumer with your snob-value conditioning for foreign products, or some shadowy manipulators of big business whose sinister aim is the sabotage304 words
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278 1965-11-21 2 Something to chirp about—but not here Fnmw THE air war at the confrontation borders has nothing to do with Indonesian MiGs. In fact. It Is deadliest when it does not get off the ground This is the dogfight between birds and aircraft. And In this age of science and multi-mil-llon-dollar278 words
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Article, Illustration1048 1965-11-21 2 tfinreragai THE price of petrol in Singapore before t;i\, that is has none down by a lotal of seven cents per gallon over the past live years. Bill the retail price because the Government has raised this lax has gone up by three cents. The1,048 words
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294 1965-11-21 2 THE KNOW ALLS ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS HOW does one apply to become a cadet pilot in the Malaysian Airways, and what are the qualifications? J J The posts are advertised from time to time. Candidates must be between 18 to 24 with at least a Division One Cambridge School Certificate294 words
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Article, Illustration334 1965-11-21 3 Psrolt>^ sph - Psrolt>^sph/. t£y VANDALS are causing damage running into thousands of dollars and untold inconvenience through malicious damage to telephone booths in Singapore. The General Manager of the Singapore telephone Board. Mr. J. A. Gagan. told nn that thr Board detected, on an averase. .">0 ejses of vandalism334 words
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Article764 1965-11-21 3 RONALD KINSEY - RONALD KINSEY B> Ulij is a magic word that conjures up visions of wealth -but we must not ignore the hard facts of reality GIANT international oi 1 companies Ik gin big-scale drilling operations to tap vast sources of oil otT Ihe coast of Malacca; the operations create thousands764 words
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Article, Illustration400 1965-11-21 3 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - The ideal students ALBERT RAMALINGAM By MORE than half the undergraduates of the University of Malaya live outside the campus. Out of town students M\ <.■ with residents in and around Petalinfl Java. Are these students welcome in these homes? What about the universal prejudice againsl undergraduates? There are about400 words
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Advertisement176 1965-11-21 2 don't just WATCH! M Ii DOfl SOMETHING! Why be an onlooker, a bystander. I «hen >ou can be in the thick of things? No matter what time of the month it ia! Tampax internal samtarv pro* tection should be part of >our aetuelife' It never hampers >ou you even feel176 words
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Miscellaneous309 1965-11-21 2 ACROSS: 1. Ship's officer Saucy (4). Oi H DOWN: 1 Fall to hit (4), <4>. 5. Ouelder-rose (8). 11. pointer (8>; 3. Journey (4). Satirical (8), 13. Kind of lea- 4 Close <3). 5. Fiddler (7). 8. ther (4). 13. Boss (4i, 14. In- Command <si, 7 Sorrows i 4);309 words
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Advertisement104 1965-11-21 3 Fvpiv mnriprn hnmp See the exciuisite range of LVCI J lIIUUCIII lIUIIIC Fog Morup light fittings at nr nffirp nppriQ "ethelm co ltd Ul UIIIUG lICCUD Air-conditioned showrooms ulStinCllVG liyniiny 139 U9 Market St. (opnosite the IIH Multi-Storey car park). Tel: 93l ll IIJY Kuala Lumpur, r-n r\n 68 Jalan104 words
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Advertisement15 1965-11-21 3 nn z«^^<^ IS diiii^^.,,^ V rrj ma«qje oepostt V A GENUINE %(^i£)\& MARKED 't(BJC) J15 words
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Article, Illustration383 1965-11-21 4 Women in industry m KvHM m\ rpODAY I Kpotltght the L girl* who spin the wheel* of Industry, a new technical minded breed who are more than just mere cogwheels in the local business scene With their test tubes, formulas and specialised skills, they are working side by side with383 words
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Article124 1965-11-21 4 lrene must think colour DLANNING colour schemes for factories is part of Miss Irene Heng's Job as colour consultant with P.A.R. Malayan Paint Works Ltd A graduate of the Institute of Domestic Arts. London, this 23-year-old dynamo of energy who gave up a comfy secretarial post ("I wanted something more124 words
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Article, Illustration84 1965-11-21 4 YOU CAN LET FLOWERS CO TO YOUR HEAD ROSES ore in bloom. And girl* ore going in for life-size rosei which ore clipped on to sleek new coiffures. You, too, con swing into this fashion tod. Vincent, on Australian t r o i n c d hairstylist designed this curly84 words
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Article, Illustration213 1965-11-21 4 A PROFESSION which more women could enter is that of a food technologist. "The food industry here is still in Its Infant stage." says Mrs Theng Chy« Yam 'above). "Dut It nas potential In the future it will. I feel, provide many213 words
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Article119 1965-11-21 4 VfEET Miss Grace iTI Tan (above), an assistant Industrial designer with the Economic Development Board's Product and Design Centre. Her Jcb is to give assistance and advice in promoting good product design, and also help in the packaging and presentation of local products to enable119 words
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145 1965-11-21 4 MEET Misa Llm Kirn Hoi. 21. and Madam Chong Siew Ying. 33. supervisors at the Yeo Hiap Seng Canning and Sauce Factory Together they control a staff of 150 Both underwent a supervisory training course conducted by the company. Miss Lim. who Joined145 words
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Advertisement295 1965-11-21 4 W i 1 -aaVatflaflMfc '■ajg Mt «aY Sheer Genius. ..the Magnificent Illusion f Sheer Genius gives you a look so natural you'll hardly know it's make-up, a magnificent illusion. It has evprythmg foundation, powder and 5 moisturizers all m-one. Goes on without shine and streaking, it feels so good to295 words
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Advertisement810 1965-11-21 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Helena Rubinstein solves 7 beauty problems RESULTS IN SINGLE MONTH! Results in 30 day* if you use these preparations ns directed, and these wonderful formulae ft ly ...test so long bnnß such lasting results thai it costs only pennies a day to lavisn them on your >kin n Wrinkles?810 words
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Article, Illustration527 1965-11-21 5 r THERE S just over a month to go before Christmas. The annual fever, a highly infectious seasonal complaint is starting to hit housewives in Kuala Lumpur and. I'm sure, everywhere else. Departmental stores are brightly decorated. Snowmen and Santa Claus are in show windows. There is a527 words
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Article328 1965-11-21 5 answers your questions I FEEL my marriage has been ruined by my husband's affair with a young girl. It is ail over now— but It lasted for 10 months. He regards it as a little slip. I was happy with my husband, home and two children until I328 words
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Article, Illustration1164 1965-11-21 5 JACK NEVVBY - JACK NEVVBY Little man, I can sort you out any time of the daywhat judo has done for the 15 girls of the White House Hotel -By AT about 7.30 p.m. on any week-day, a stream of respectable citizens may be seen entering the1,164 words
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Advertisement161 1965-11-21 5 SHOULD A WIFE WENDY TAYE TAKES A CLOSER LOOK AT THIS OFT-DEBATED TOPIC AND COMES UP WITH SOME PERTINENT ANSWERS FROM WORKING WIVES AND WORRIED HUSBANDS I A FEAST I THE BEST I TOLD lIS I OF IN IN I SKYDIVING 1 I FASHION I FICTION I COLOUR lONLYA I161 words
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