The Straits Times, 1 December 1967

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    31 1 iSIAVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times I III! National Mkwsihipbp Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1967 id CENTS or 18 CENTS (Htm turrtneri (Ola cii'rincy) KDN 2578:2590 M.r.(P)22Bti
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    Capital all set to beat hartal threat
    513 1  - Capital all set to beat hartal threat V.K. CHIN By 4: KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday OLANS were tin alised today by Ihe police and businessmen lo foil .i move by subversive c lements to launch a hartal here and in Petaling Jaya tomorrow. At an emergency meeting this afternoon, the Selangor
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    To open
    65 1 Todays meeting was called alter the spread of a whispering campalgn, mainly by secret society thugs, to get all shops closed tomorrow. Gangsters also distributed "don't sell" pamphlets, and 16 people, including several school children, were arrested The meeting, with the Principal A s sl»! an t State
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    This diabolical plan—Tengku
    373 1 This diabolical plan— Tengku THE Government will fight the communists with all its strength to prevent t-iem and their supporters irom implementing their "diabolical plan" to upset order in the country, Tengku Abdul Rahman said tonight. In a television Iwoadcast, Ihe Prime Minister said thai those who had ('idled for
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    Situation at a glance
    76 1 PENANG: Cheerful inin^lin<; of people us the curfew is lifted lor VI hours. Banks and offices open for lull day's work. PKRAK: Curlew lifted for lour hours from 10 a.m. lo 2 p.m. and Government offices open up lo 1.30 p.m. KEDAH: Calm and under control,
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    RETURN TO SANITY: CURFEW IS CUT AGAIN
    829 1  -  KHOR CHEANG KEE: By PENANG, Thurs. DEXANG resumed normal life today ;is the curfew was lifted from (I ii.in. for 12 hours and everybody went aboul Iheir day-to-day I) usiness. People of all races were friends again, ready to forgive and forget, to
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    Lock icon Greek 'yes' to pull-ou
    60 1 >TICOSIA, Thurs. Greek forces stationed in Cypru* I "ill be ptillrd out within the next two month as part of a prate settlement hammered out h< I'nited States special envoy Cyrus Vance, informer sources said today. Turkey wil> now stand down thr massive Torre pusrd on
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    Lock icon 112 die in Java dam disaster
    131 1 112 die in Java dam disaster JAKABTA, Thurs More than lint people were killed w-hen an unfinishrd dam burst after heavy rain and poured a torrent of mud and floodwater over the lou-lvini: central Javanese coastland. Ant.i ra reported today. The dam. linking two steep hills near (iombonc town about
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    McCarthy decides
    48 1 WASHINGTON. Thur.v Senator Eugene McCaithv. a critic of US policy in Vietnam, today announced hi.s candidacy in the presidential election next year The Minnesota Democrat Mtt he would challenge Pie.sidnv Johnson (or the Democrat!' nomination by enUllllf prunar I elections in Wisconsin Oregon California, and Nebraska.
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    Marcos visit dates
    43 1 MANILA. Thins The Go ernment today officially ai nounced that President Marcc and his wife would make State visit to Malaysia. Ind< neMa and Thailand in Januai The vlmi has b-en fnta'lvf set for Jan 7 to Jan 16 Reutci
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    WHY I QUIT: CALLAGHAN
    445 1 LONDON, Thursday \jH. James Callaghan resigned ;is (.'liancel lor <>f the Kxchequer liecau.se he \\;is "very conscious* 1 thai he had broken failh with ;i number <»l overseas countries aboul the value of their sterling holdings. Mr. Callaghan resigned last night 11 days after announcing: devaluation
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    22 1 SEVEN TO DIE SAI.ISBIRT. Thur Seven Afrteaal were «en(rnrrd (<> dr.tth in high court li«ip today for alleged terrorist MtirltlM. Reutrr
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      103 1 SHARP THE UNLY TV EQUIPPED WITH ilsfi UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THE FIRST LADY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE PUAN NOOR AISHAH GRAND CHARITY PREMIERE IN AID OF f SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHIIDREN-J ORCHARD THEATRE THURS.. 14th DEC, 1967 AT 8.30 p.m. TICKETS AT $3 00 $5 00
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      $2.7 mil. suit over death in plane crash
      235 2 $2.7 mil. suit over death in plane crash Y« 1 OKK I lun v A i s> .illil.ooil m;l m-ncr Mill has liri-ll (jr. l ill ill 4 I'llil liclc In the Hid il.umliler id a L'.ni inn.tli. Ohio, uiuiihi \*ln> v.is kill. I in I h.ii \n« hn iil.inr
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      Lock icon A CHEAP PROTEIN-RICH FOOD SUPPLEMENT
      104 2 voi;k, ihm.s velopnieni u| :> proteln-rlch diet Rupplpmeni to help prevent starvation among children In under-developed counnnounced day by the American UniBelrut. Lebanon. unlverMly'* New York -.ml the new product ,i combination >f whoal and chick peaa nt 3.5 DUllce.s 9 day wuuld Kupply child
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      Lock icon But no firm date yet for McNamara to quit Pentagon
      405 2 But no firm date yet for McNamara to quit Pentagon IT'S OFFICIAL NOW A NEW WORLD BANK BOSS '|MIX Del flier Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara, announced yesterday that hr would l><> to Ins new World Bank job some time next year. lie .-..0il I'll alenl John had asked him lo
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      Freight war on Australia-Far East run ends
      146 2 Freight war on AustraliaFar East run ends SYDNEY. Thurs. The end ot a freight war between .shipping groupa on the Australia-Far East run has been announced hen-. Tile w.u be^an in September when the newly established Atlas Line ran >hips on the Australia-Far East route m opposition to the established
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      Gift to nation
      31 2 WASHINGTON Ifiui> Ponner Pirsident Dwight D Baenhowcr h«v rlon^ird hi." 189--acrr rnrm In Gettyxbura. Ponnsylvanla. Ui the Government a* a Rational MMark Mte. the Whilp Hnu-e ..nnnuncpd ye.Mcr-
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      Gold stock low
      26 2 IHINOTON. Thura. U.S. Bold >tiMk fp|| by 38 million doilan to 1303P million in level kincc Mhv 1935 the Fpclpiml Rps<ivp laid Kpunt
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      Lock icon Six-hour battle
      80 2 gAKiOM, Than. At hHuri i;;o North VMmmm rcsulai> weir killed in six hour battle with crack coM-rnmrni airborne troops in a nr» upsurge of fijhtin t yesterday around l»ak To. a South Vietnamese military spokesman said here today. The fiuhtine brake out less than five miles southeast of
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      Lock icon Benares City under 24-hour curfew after a day of rioting
      215 2 BIN A Bit, (la*ia), Than Trouble spots in this holy Hindu git] were under .i .1 hour curfeu last ajght after a Aiv of laagMgC rioting in which pointopened fire on >tiulent>. seriously injuring one. Another ■">!• >tudent-> uere treated
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      Lock icon GRANDMAS GO TO THE ALTAR IN CEYLON SOCIAL REVOLUTION
      239 2 GRANDMAS GO TO THE ALTAR IN CEYLON SOCIAL REVOLUTION v Thirty couples rode in a picturesque prolon of bullockdrawn carts for a mass weddini! and hundreds •>! neighbours watched in wide-eyed wondei narked the start of a social revolution gathering Ceylon. WOT thcae uere- no urdinary blushing bndp.s »nd Ul
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      Peking eases curbs on travel by British envoys
      277 3 Peking eases curbs on travel by British envoys I ONDON. Thurs— < <>m munKt (hinu has told Britain that restrictions on the movement of her diplomats in Peking are beinj; MM4, I foreign Ofticr spokesman said here. The spoki'Mii.m said Mr l>onal<| Hopson. Charge d'Affaires in Pekinu. WM summoned to
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      Wilson begins new assault on Six
      285 3 BID TO FORCE A DE GAULLE RETREAT LONDON, Thursday URIME Minister Wilson yesterday launched a major campaign to counter President de Gaulle's hostility to early British membership ol the European Common Market with a rebuttal of the French leader's objections. Mr. Wilson's declaration, at
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      U.S. GOVT UNVEILS A NEW PLAN TO PROTECT DOLLAR
      278 3 U.S. GOVT UNVEILS A NEW PLAN TO PROTECT DOLLAR WASH I NGTON, Thurs. The U.S. 1 Administration yesterday unveiled a new plan to protect the dollar, including a tax I increase and statutory i cuts in government spending. Treasury Secretary Mr. i Henry Fowler said refusal j by Congress to
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      Bukavu—a 'national catastrophe'
      83 3 Bukavu a 'national catastrophe' KINSHASA, lliuis President Mobutu declared Bulcavu a n.itiunai c.u.^truphe yesterday ana dpiiealed tv the world to rebuild the city In ,i voice thick with emotion. Gen Mubutu bU in a broadcast: "We launch v pathetic appeal ;o .ill men of pence and justice in thr world
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      Lock icon It's back to Cairo for Sir —Harold—
      80 3 It's back to Cairo for Sir —Harold— I ONDON. Thurs.— l'he United Arab Republic and Britain have, agreed to re-establish diplomatic relations on Dec. 12. Sir Harold Brrlc) (above) will be Britain's Ambassador to Cairo, the I nrrinn Oflice said. He had the same job in 1961 to 1964 and
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      FRANCE REMINDED OF JOINT FIGHT
      106 3 wards, we wani to join, with all those in tiurope who are torwara-luoKn»K. in a determined move lorward Reminding President de Gaulie ihat Britain iought lor France in Wonu War 11, Air. Wil■on said it was then tnat Britain's problem of sterling balances was crcaiea.
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      Lock icon Kiesinger back in Bonn
      43 3 BONN. Thui\s. Chancellor Kurt Geoig Kir.singer has returned fron four-Hat urn AMan tout' Hr said the main Him .>i bM 10-day trip to India Burma, Ceylon and Pakistan was 'o q.iin support from hu. hosts >r German re-uniflcation.— UPI
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      Lock icon IMF approves standby loan of USsl,4oomil. for Britain
      211 3 IMF approves standby loan of USsl,4oomil. for Britain WASHINGTON, Thursday. r PHE international Monetary Fund yesterday an--1 nounced approval of a US$l,4OO million (about E5BO million) standby loan for Britain. Britain applied tor the loan to provide add'Honal backing for the pound sterling after it was devalued on Nov. 18
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      Lock icon Foreign firms in Moscaw
      49 3 MOSCOW, rhur-a The Soviet Foreign Tiaoe Ministry yesterday it imd decided in pnncipli to allow toretgn companies to ope permanent offices in Moscow. A Miiii.'.v spokesman jaia two Japanese companies had been gi\<i permission to open such oftioes >>n an experunental basis vex. year. Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Op art' shirt collars for men—the latest fad
      125 3 'Op art' shirt collars for men— the latest fad \l v YORK. Ihurvd.iiU p.tttrrncil shirt collars for men are 'he latest fad to hit York thi> winter Heartened •>> the su< crs- of paperueui for women, paiiiter and sculp lor Barton Lidice Bencs has broueht out a variety of collar
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      37 2 Another very special offer from Brand's Essence of Chicken! Get a Ronson 'Comet' gas lighter Only $7.95 (List price $13.80) With every purchase of 12 bottles large size Brand's Essence of Chicken i— r^Rafl^ML^ af f\ Br:mdV
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      47 2 TUE SAMBOLS -4 I 4&4- I /Because tuic owe uses\ V new cAgy^/ VweMUST economise/ //so wei?E crEMoiNG^N v Hundreds of ptxiwt?* /u/ell if i used >s^TD «A/P A TINY DROP/ I TUAT ACSUMENT -l OP PET*?OL i V iOU'O SAY I VMA« L^ Z^-——^ \BONKE«?S yr
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      151 3 ■HkkXF At last, home movies to fit your pocket and your pocketbook Tins is the new Kodak Instamatic® Ml 4 Movie Camera. It's one of the first really pocket-sized family movie cameras. And it's so easy to use. Simply drop in a super 8 film cartridge and you're ready to
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      277 3 SIEMENS Siemens LoW-VOltage Siemens have added that extra touch to their c g r- jwitchgear that makes child's play out of installation bWllCngear tOr SWltChbOardS jobs, even under the difficult conditions encountered on building sites. The terminal blocks, Siemens rank among the world's leading suppliers f or example, have clip-on
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    Follow— Dunlop's example Goh
    404 4 Follow Dunlop's example Goh r |"MIK Minister for Finance, Dr. (joh Keng Swee, today siiid he was considering the extensive use of the Control of Manufacture Ordinance in r sped of the manufacture of products whi n enjoyed a captive domestic market in Sir. apore. "This policy supplemented by the
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    Another term for President Yusof
    126 4 SINGAPORE Parliament's unanimous resolution that the House, in accordance with article one of the constitution, fleets Inche Yusof bin Ishak as President for a further term of four years was presented to Inche Yusof (right) by the Speaker. Mr. P. Coomaraswamy, at a brief ceremony
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    Anniversary
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Nanyang Orchid As.«ociatlon will hold a dinner at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Auditorium tomorrow at 730 pm to celebrate their fourth anniversary.
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    DANISH INDUSTRIES' OFFERS TO STORE
    457 4 DANISH INDUSTRIES OFFERS TO STORE I^ANISH naanufacturers have launched a new export drive I I aimed at boosting the development of the industrialisation proj grammes of both Sin- gapore and Malaysia. Thih was announced today by the Danish Trade Commissioner, Mr. Lelf I Donde. at a press conference at the
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    Toh at party for 500
    80 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Deputy Premier, Dr. Ton Chin C'hye and his wise will present gifts at a Christmas party for I SUO children, organised by the i Hans Andersen Ciuo iiom il pni. to o p.m. tomorrow. A Christmas tree at the partyis the silt
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    AUSSIE TRADE MISSION
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs An Australian chemical industries tradr mission, which is on a tour of South-east Asian countrirs. will visit Singapore for two weeks from Saturday. The mission, which has visitrd Hong Kons. Manila. Taipeh and Banckok. is new in Kuala Lumpur.
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      361 4 LOEON: On Stage: SUN. 3rd OEC. at 8.45 a.m. i ?laR- l V BiRP SHfIW Presents KOREA'S FOREMOST DANCER aZ i "A II I Singapore hotel a.^^^ JK RINGING I PAMCiwr.--p J 9 Alto Ftotunna =|M k v HEATHER -ALAN LYFORD -HARVEY i« *Jr And The THUNDERBIRDS Philip's Recording Artistes,
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      20 4 AMBASSADOR 46, Meyer Road, Singapore 15 oth Floor Ballroom is being booked for Private Party to-night. Roof-Garden Dancing as usual.
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    Cheating charge: Acquittal of N.Z. woman upheld
    383 5 Cheating charge: Acquittal of N.Z. woman upheld |(UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. The acquittal of a New Zealand woman, Ann Temnlr. on a charge of cheating was upheld by the High Court here today. Mr. Justice Raja Azlai, Shah, in dismissing the appeal by the DPP, Mr Singh, .said that in
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    New room
    41 5 ki v 11MITK. Thurs. The M;nixti ,a Finance, iuti Tan Slew sin will open the new Ku.il.i Lump-rr trading room of thr sink- Exchange oj M and Singapore, at the seventh floor ol K.niukok B.mk building on Dec. 9.
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    All quiet In Balik Pulau
    58 5 All quiet In Balik Pulau DENANG, Thurs.— There were no eaMttMsi in liulik Ful.iu during the Peßaag riols. the Din tritt Officer, Indie Mohamed Noordin bin Hassan, said today. He was denying a report today that fisherman had lii-i-n killed in the district "Balik Pulau has heen rerj peaceful throughout.
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    Debate winners
    38 5 iPt H. Than. st. Anthony's School of Teluk Anson. beat Kinu Bdwmrd vn school of Taiping. herr In the lintl i,l -.:;e Perak secondary inter- >cii'><>l:i national lancua^e debate 'o v ;n the Jaycee gold cup.
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    The King sends greetings
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Th<- Yang di-Pertuan Agong hM sent a congratulatory nir.s.«iiw to thr President n the People*. Repubic of South Yemen, on the occasion of its Independence Day celebrations today. The Prime Minister. Tenglcu Abdul Rahman, has sent a similar messaee to the Foreign Minister
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    Temple fete
    21 5 IPOH Thjrs. The Sri Nadaraja temple in Jelapang Road here will hold a 13-day celebration beginning on Dec. 7.
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    Decree for China bride
    132 5 Decree for China bride rjINGAPORE. Thurs Mr. »5 Justice Tan Ah Tan today granted a divorce petition dissolving a marriage contracted in China 19 years ago. The petitioner. Madam Teo Suat j Neo. was living in Amoy in I March 1948 when she married j Tan Choiiß Keng, a merchant
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    Shaw's cashier is robbed of $10,000
    192 5  - Shaw's cashier is robbed of $10,000 ABUL FAZIL: By Singapore, Thurs A GUNMAN and an accomplice this afternoon robbed a Shaw Brothers woman cashier of 810.000 salaries of about 100 cinema workers. The thugs stopped Madam Liang Wei. her driver and a ega as they stepped out of eir car
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    Pugilism night
    39 5 Singapore, than, The Singapore Pak Hock Pal Athletic AsMniation will celebrate tta 20th anniversary with "A muht of pugilism and lion dan Sunday .it tlie National Theatre. Proceeds will go to the Singapore Arts Council building fund.
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    Business as usual despite hartal rumours
    450 5  - Business as usual despite hartal rumours P.C. SHIVADAS: IPOH, IPOH POLICE ROUND UP 24 GANGSTERS By Thursday IT was business as usual today in Ipoh, the bustling capital of over 200,000 population. There was not the slightest hint of a hartal although rumours for the past few days suggested that
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    Senu will give away prizes
    40 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Mlnl«t«r of Cilture. Youth and Sports. Inche S»-nu bin Abdul Rahman, will R.\e »way the prises to winners of the "Leaders of Tomorrow" ci.miietition at the Town Hull here on Friday.
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    Two forts renamed
    65 5 KUALA SELANGOR Thuis.— The Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Dato Engku Muhsein bin Abdul Kadir. today unveiled memorial boards at the sites of two old Malay forts here The forts named Fort Alting.sburg and Fort Utrecht by the Dutch when they occupied Kuala Selangor in
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    MANILA READY TO SET UP EMBASSY IN STORE
    103 5 MANILA READY TO SET UP EMBASSY IN STORE MANILA. Thurs. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Narc-iso Ramos, said today the Philippines was prepared to elevate its diplomatic mission in Singapore to an embassy. "As soon as Singapore sends an ambassador to the Philippines, we will reciprocate immediately." Mr. Ramos said. Represented
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      310 5 Full food flavour and springtime freshness is completely sealed in with this Ignis 1 3 cubic feet freezer for many months if need be. It's fully guaranteed of course and there is a comprehensive after sales service too. For further Information call at your nearest Ignis supplier today. You'll be
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    Lock icon Kifli: 'Lone Ranger with delusions of grandeur'
    207 6 Kifli: Lone Ranger with delusions of grandeur' AIANILA. Thurs. iT1 Sarawak rebel leader Abang Kifli is a ••Loiu > Ranger" and an adventurer who wants to drag the Philippines. Indonesia and Malaysia into a controversy to promote his own ambitions, informed sources said today. The sources said the brief stay
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    POLICE PUZZLED OVER REPORT
    94 6 POLICE PUZZLED OVER REPORT VI.NCJAPORL. ThUTS. Police aru puzzled by a Bangkok report that a Singapore deportee, Kok Nguan Chua, had bet n cxi cuieci by 'he Thai authoritles t'>r producing heroin and illicit druvDie Police Secretary. Mr. Lok< Poo Y<e. said the police did not have such a name
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    Fair put off
    34 6 TEItK an SON. Thurs— The i fun fmr and lottery draw in aid I of i lie Convent School here scheduled (or thi* week-end have been postponed to a later date.
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    Roving assemblymen
    66 6 KUAMA.V. Thurs. Three assemblymen walked. cycled and travelled by raft and boat over stretches •if flooded roads to attend the last day of the State Budget meeting hcrp today. Ihe three arrived last nifiht after covrrinu the 130-mile journey from Bentons in tun days. They arr Mr. Ong
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    Show recalls Cheng Lock's work
    222 6 Show recalls Cheng Lock's work LETTERS, WRITINGS TELL OF 'GREAT MALAYSIAN 9 J^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. today opened an exhibition of Tun Tan Cheng Lock's personal records at the National Archives of Malaysia in Petaling Java. Present at the ceremony was Tun Tan Siew
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    Ghafar refuses $22,091 leave pay offer
    189 6 \i Than l"be former Chief Minivtei «f Matacra. imhc \iniui (•liafiir bin Itahu who worked eight >rars with out .1 (lay I le.i\ r. re fused lo Meet* s.'.'.UMi from the Stair <.o\etn mi ill U eompeils.iliiiM Tor eight months' leave due to him
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    JAPANESE AID FOR PEACE IX ASIA PLEDGE BY KISHI
    261 6 JAPANESE AID FOR PEACE IX ASIA PLEDGE BY KISHI By MAGDALENE LUM KU AI. A LUMPUR, Thurs. Japan ;.l dv its best to contribute to the !> (i ii prosperity ol Other Asian countries by givii;» them more aid, the former Japa Prime Minister, Mr. Nobusuke KUhi, s;hcl here today.
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      69 6 All** Pop If*/ 1.7 Unrttlin I -«y UNTIL THOSE DAMG I YOU THINK. IT'S THEM OR WHAT GOOD (S )> _^fc? pjr^O\.^v HOW U3NGS A NEANDERTHAAS RUN TH' KiEAWDERS THEJR SEEIN' 'EM /I WONT >#^> LM."^r*^* V :>s N&C i 1 THIS ATTACK.^ OUTA ROCKS, OR WE DOIN' THIS? J
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    PENANG SCHOOLS TO CLOSE TILL JANUARY
    195 7 PENANG SCHOOLS TO CLOSE TILL JANUARY pENANG. Thurs. All fully assisted primary and secondary schools in Penang and Province WellesIcy will remain closed for the rest of this term and re-open on Jan. 8. Parents and guardians of pupils in national-type secondary schools are asked to pay their December school
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    Another Labour Party man held
    103 7 IH.WM,. lliurs. Another Labour Party leader here has been detained under the Internal Security Act. The Deputy Inspector(ieneral of Polite. Tan Sri ll.iii Hussain. said he was Mr. Choong Chong Koh. vice-chairman of the party's Bukit Mertajam branch. He was picked up last night. The
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    CURFEW IMPOSED ON TWO MORE MUKIMS
    264 7  - CURFEW IMPOSED ON TWO MORE MUKIMS CHAN BENG SOON: By ALOR STAR. Thurs curfew was imposed on the mukims of PcA ring and Ah In the Kubang Pasu district of North Kedah from 3 p.m. yesterday after police received roports that a group of people was planning to start violence
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    Seven charged
    27 7 I'tNANG Thurs men wer* charged y belnre tli Assistant Di*tnct Officri s Chandra wi:h brr.ikuu the curfr* in tindlntr .mil w«r« lowfv. kMO o*il each
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    'Give up your weapons' call by police chief
    353 7  - Give up your weapons' call by police chief OH KEE TIANG By Penang Thursday I'M IK Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Haji llussain bin Haji Mohamed Sidek. today advised all people in possession of offensive weapons to surrender them to the police. "'I know there are still some people
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    Penang concert put off
    48 7 PKNANO. Tbun. '.:>■■ lh;rd December Concert. M-heduird for tomorrow night, dv l*eo i• m-pr-ied due to ;> Tin 1 new date hM been tentatively fixed lor Dec. 10 ;it the Methodtoi OirU' School I |)urcli;i.-rd for turn lormancp will ix 1 valid [or Hip pusipuned prrfiu'mancp.
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      35 7 Dich Tracy By Chester Gould k*ic cnor/rr &nru frrvipN K WAV. weVe COT TO I DOG' "THAT LASER .search the house, a f MO-WAIT.' Tit's not f- WANTS TO LHOLP IT.M Ar^GER BE FRIENDS. J
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    People's Park complex
    583 8 STORE'S TALLEST BUILDING-TO-BE Model of homes and flats SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore* t.illest building-to-be will be a SlS.fi million shoppiiiS-ium Hats nimplrx which will sn.ir :;o rtrcyi in People's Park at New Bridge Koari. Il i> the l;irsi-sl ol Ihr I I urban rcneu.il silrs itlirri-tl b% (ii>\
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    Study grants for police children
    262 8 SINGAPORE. Thursday SCHOLARSHIPS worth a total of $20,518 were k^ awarded to 293 children ol police personnel at a special ceremony at tho Special Constabulary hall iii Thomson Road today The award t!u- year i> the bIKK«'M ever to ht madi jy ihe Police Scholarship*
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    COMPUTER BOOSTS PSA EFFICIENCY
    97 8 SINGAPORE. Thur.v Computerisation ha> be<*n introduiH'd to the Port ol Singapore Authority to Increase its efficiency for purt u.sers. Under a new computerised whan documentation and billing system to be introduced from tomorrow services and facilities provided by the port will be billed to port users
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    Restricted passport centres
    116 8 s|\(. AI'OKr, Minis \s from (union on thr pirsrnl rrnlrrs for issur of irstricted Sincaporr passports tn Singaporr citi/riis (in travel I" iMrni SiiiKaporr and West Malax sia at Stamford .oiiiinu nit crntrr in Ourrn Slrrrl and thr Gaawral I'ost (MBcc nill lir uprn from I p.m.
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    Vigilante post
    14 8 I I Th« prson Ott at .aran Keliling. tomurrriw at 7 j
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      143 8 \~\P THE Chinese \S& Emporium FIRST BRANCH at NEW WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK It m JALAN BESAR. SINGAPORE. r^ 0^ INVITATION S V'y^avWl '•aaaaaW TTic Manapcmcnt .<f )m\ THE CHINESE EMPORIUM k fcV vi request the pleasure of \our company ri^g T jy T&X."*^ at Official Openinjs Ceremon\ ■=>: of our
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    North Korea warms up the old war
    1859 9  - North Korea warms up the old war RICHARD HALLORAN After j year of probing. Communist' North Korea hat charged into a new phase of its increasingly fierce campaign to drive American forces from South Korea, bring down the South Korean government and reunify this divided land by armed force. by
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      255 9 S^j[ r^ <-^\v^^ Mm\m\\S rr j£Ji^* /V^w.^^B W Vy 'im trie r^^ r 'i Jo J^\ w^^■ i "V ihr-<^>. make all your r§n m W .Vy fJ i--v) Am\ flieflret "fortified" cotton shirt thats pressed for Ufe! The revolutionan fabric of 65"; J «V Mm \m\. X mVf rls
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    11 10 211 B/anta 111 I Minimum I NATHANS ESTHER pa~~e'l rnwiiir:
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    20 10 M H srrfl S;.i Minimum i FAMILY OF LATE Mr V.o Aik i and at* their re> em oerraxem»ni
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      A Gain For The Hawks?
      622 10 How much significance for American policy in Vietnam has Mr. Mi-Namara's impending departure from the post of Defence Secretary? Undoubtedly more than President Johnson is prepared to admit. The White House version la that Mr. McNamara is tired OUt alter seven years in a taxing
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      Uneasy Outlook
      404 10 Relief that the British have withdrawn from Aden, after 128 years, m comparatively derent order is somewhat qualified by troubled thought of the immediate future. Flosv (the Front for the Liberal on of Occupied South Yemen) i> tint atening to march on Aden against the National liberation Front,
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      More to Come
      215 10 The floods have gone but their lessons remain. For the I next six weeks or so hundreds of communities must stand prepared for isolation virtually without notice, tens of thousands of families for evacuation at any time of the night or day. Stocks of food run down
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      The Social Welfare rent subsidy in S'pore
      188 10 INGIN TAHU <S.T. Nov. 18) gives the Impression that every Malay citizen in Singapore is entitled to 20 per cent discount on rent charged by the Housing it Development Board and ask.s how he can make a claim and also get back 20
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      Tapping only once a week
      78 10 AS a rubber planter, I was very interested In the statement by Tun Tan Siew Sin that eventually rubber will be tapped and collected once a week as this reduces labour costs. How are the rubber tappers going to survive? It means that they would
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      29 10 ■ssaasißssßSi MAY I ask the authority concerned in Kedah why we pay $10 for a driving licence and yet do not get a 'proper 1 licence book? DISAPPOINTED Kedah
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      PART-TIME WORK FOR THE REDUNDANT
      132 10 SINGAPORE Ministers often have said that the chances of finding alternative jobs for those white-collar workers who are to be redundant in. the British Armed Forces are almost nil. By accepting the national policy of discharging non-citizens first, we shall vary the universally accepted principle
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    LEARNING MALAY
    495 10  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 124 in a new series by GLOSSARY: Kt.ru&iAN (ill loss; MF.ntkstrKAN i from 'tak.sir'i. (v) to estimate; DlaalahKAN < v i to be blamed; BERkrjar <v> to run. to proceed In a hurry, to hasten, MENjeMKAM (vt to clarify Here l* the net of the
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    The 'wealthy' peasants who vote Communist
    1065 10  - The 'wealthy' peasants who vote Communist Arthur J. Dommen INDIA'S POLITICAL PUZZLE AND THE CONGRESS PARTY'S DILEMMA by POLITICAL scientists are going to have to revise their picture of Communists in India as predators on the misery of the poor and wretched. It turns out that the Communists fare badly
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      660 10 Ft ■ZJt Classified advertisements for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLD STORAGE SUPER-MARKfT <• u**o COIO iTORAOI BRANCHES bj.a CITY BOOK STORE LTD., M THI NIWS FRONT -rkef. MM ISMAIL, '.'avol Base. HAMIIM STORE, I 1419 Ln>cr Cnangi Rood, Sioooporr I 7 V RtTNASAMY It CO., 'lion
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      50 10 CD listen to the excellence of FM SOUND with.. U-B'-flSßfil SX-410 You or* cordially invited to demomtration st PIONEER Tuner/ Amplifier? in our specially eiiaineered tound studios I Sole AaenM For S pore I Malovsio HWEE SENG CO., 2S». B.acn Road, Singapore 7. > 46 Jalan ROlO Lauf, K. Lumpur.
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      66 10 GRAND RE-OPENING TODAY! Robinson's are pleased to announce that THE DRAGON ROOM is now open every evening from 7 p.m. to 1 1 p.m. Enjoy famous Shanghai and Peking dishes specially prepared by Hongkong chefs. Air conditioned cocktail bar Convenient Parking Private entrance with lift. Lunch from 11 a.m. -3
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    'Best citizen' praise for Yusof by Premier
    1506 11  - 'Best citizen' praise for Yusof by Premier JACKIE SAM Singapore President's term renewed By SINGAPORE, Thurs. ill simplicity and dignity, Singapore today formally elected President Yusof bin Ishak as its Head of State for another four years. The election was carried by a vi lice vote in Parliament. It bruan
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    A solid 'Aye' and the motion is carried
    329 11 A solid 'Aye' and the motion is carried He ihould both in lit* i>.mn« „iki private life, values and virtues which out xk i v i-'ii-i thes ■■He ihould be dignified and nindnu H<- should m o thniK> !n vi. ■>.>'.<■ or public 01 which we -A'-n'd be ashamed because
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      49 11 SCOTT MAKtS IT BtTTER FOR YOU T0 MS. TAN GEE JANG PAINT TOOL SHOP ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE HANDYMAN CENTRE AT COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKET >> From Ms. BORNEOMALAYA REPRESENTATIVES LTD. A J) $ol« AqenH f«f: \-f ji IMII lfk f*i* TOOLS Jv MARK OF << x l \l
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      259 11 ANNOUNCE GREATEST II REFRIGERATOR V W OFFER EVER f f FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON A ONLY $50 WILL SEAL THE DEAL! W All you need now is $50 to seal the deal on a new Pan-Electric Super Deluxe Refrigerator!! And when \£r^4 you pay the dealer, he will hand you
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      826 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL I Kuala i unipur National Bongs; 6 Kawa in and I'mani: fi I poh and lanul: 6lu Daktari Heturn MiUrra: 3. in .Inhorr Bahru; of tlw> Killer 'Par' One); 7 1 l.iipinj; 7 Balti I'ahat; 9 NCWI m BBgllab: 7 1(1 yport.s KlaaaHj- aVraiia: 7 i:-i Dejrana:
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    Kuala Lumpur ' office move
    65 12 Kuala Lumpur office move Lufthansa Oeiman Airlines has moved into Its new office at the Hotel Merlin In Jalan Treacher, Kuala Lumpur. The office occupies the main ground floor area of one wing of the hotel The district sales manage! for Lufthansa In West Malaysia. Mr. Mueller said that the
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    Industry expands
    286 12  -  MOK SIN PIN By JOHORE BAHRU'S FIRST METAL WINDOW FACTORY IN OPERATION IOIIOKK Baliru's first metal window and door frame Factory, Nanvang Steel Industries i.Mi Sdll. Blid., \v;is officially opened on November '2(>. Situated at, Jalan Kota Tin^n. thr company, with an authorised capital of $500,000 will manufacture
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    Manager for MSA in Manila
    139 12 MALAYSIA Singapore Alr--ITI lines announces Ihe appoint nienl of Mr. Terry Woodford c above i as manager, MSA. Philippines SmkHpoie-born. Mr Woodford was educated lit St. Patrick's School and started his career M a booking officer In the ther Malayan Airways In 1947 when the
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    Survey tour of market
    113 12 THE Far East sales manager of N V Slera Radio. The Hague. Mr. J. Kuhne. la currently visiting Singapore and MalayMa in the course of his South East Asian market survey tour During his slay in Singapore. Mr Khune had discussions with Mr Chong Choo Chai.
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    Inspection of local door factory
    247 12 Inspection of local door factory MR. Harm Ye 1 1 *v t h is on a visit to Malaysia and Singapore on behali of th e Placarol Company of Switzerland to inspect the local lactory producing Placarol doors and partitions in Maaysia. Placarol spiral-wood-core Hush doors are now being manufactured
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    CALTEX OFFICIALS APPOINTED
    155 12 r'ALTEX Oil Malaysia Ltd. announce the appointment of Mr. E.W. Sanders as their new general manager to succeed Mr. F. H. Levenhagen, who has returned to New York for reposting and Mr. R.E. Dougherty as assistant general manager. A chemical engineer from the University of Minnesota i
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    MODERN SHOPPING CENTRE
    120 12 MODERN SHOPPING CENTRE THE Bata Shoe Co of Singap«ire has In recent months been expanding: and mnderni.Miig its chain storr operations. The latest step taken in this direction was the openIng of Its modem shopping arcade. The new store la operating on a different basis from its sister stores In
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    Here to promote sales through industry
    125 12 Here to promote sales through industry VIR Joii" H. R Crosby 1 1"! recently arrived in Kuala Lumpur from Sydney i Australia i to usume the position of South-east Asia representative of Clyde Industries Ltd. Mr. Crosby Is here to promote sales through local Industries of Clyde's products, whirh COBalKt
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    Japan's car exports up
    96 12 Japan's exports of motor vehicles during October totalled 29.035 units worth U5537,680,000. compared with 29.13 a units in the previous I month, the Japan Automobile Ini dustrv Association said today. I The October total was an ln--1 crease of 43.4 per cent over October 1966. tho
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    More tyres produced
    67 12 Wext German rubber tyre production In September totalled 29.27S metric tons i provisional i. against 25.370 tons m Aucust and 30.35 b tons In September 1966. The Federal Bureau ol Statistics figures also show that September output of other hard and soft rubber good* totalled 2H.3T>4 metric
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      224 12 aJI Vb^T^bv BlA^a^^te_ v X*' 'm Hk first in quality Jk Agio cigars, cigarillos and whiffs are made only from the finest imported tobacco. Imported fresh from Holland. Agio cigars are famous throughout the world for mildness and flavour. II H. HOHM.O DMI'ANY 27 years experience in the South Pacific,
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      339 12 New Singapore store opening j I —-^EH"* J^AR y..isi Organisation, M sh.irilv. :i leading local Baaaee Now 1<- lv < d »«»<• oruanisatM.il. is diversify- renovation. U,p drpj,rtm,Mi», it. MM. a, tiviti,v «ja iTr" Thr OrfMteattMt, which poo.OflO. arrordin K lo Mr. has a string ,J sul.sidi.irr p rM idrnt
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    We will picket Ministry, NUT warns
    340 13  - We will picket Ministry, NUT warns PREM KUMAR By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T'HK /National Union of Teachers today warned that its n.OOO members would picket the Ministry ol Education here and all State Education Departments when schools re-opened for the New Year if the proposed increase in workload was implemented
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    Best typist contest
    53 13 SINGAPORE Ihurs—Suißil>orr'.s "UMom and nuiNt accurate" .student typist will be deciord tomorrow, when fo ir Miahst.-. (mm if;(dmc whnot.s will ".ir title in test hp;ti m conjunction witti rm Innovates exhibition will receive Fraa return a:r ticket to Tokyo ilia \v:th ;>.l rxprn^ paid for I work
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    The Beatles' spiritual adviser due soon
    118 13 Till man who helped Beatle Rinun Starr kick the LSD liahit with meditation will H.v into Kuala Lumpur from Australia on Dec. 10 for a two-day visit. He is .Maharishi Mehesh (;ihn\e>. brariled, long-hairrd Yoci from the Himalayas who is styled 'His Holiness" and
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    Lock icon FLOATING CASINO FOR SINGAPORE?
    186 13 HONG KONG, Thursday. A FLOATING gambling palace built here five years ago but never used may be sent to Singapore, it was reported today. The Hong Kong Lady, complete with silk-panelled ceilings, a main dining room with a stago. dance floor and sliding roof, also has
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    Russian play
    32 13 lOCA, Ttun The newly-fanned Pranclacan st»i?e Group will present "Thr Govrrnmrnt Inspect ir Russian play by Nikolai Gogol a' thr B Pi im la Institution H.i v hrrr tomorrow n
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    And now a water cut shock for the 'get out' —actors—
    285 13 And now a water cut shock for the 'get out' —actors— By FRANCIS ROZARIO SINGAPORE. Thurs. 0 About 27 nim actors and actress es of Shaw's Malay Film Productions Ltd. were shocked to find at dawn today that the water taps in their Boon Teck Road homes had gone dry.
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      203 13 Special Holiday Offer I '21 1 5 ll MITSUBISHI ft Ml I 19" Modell9T-390C 11 ■If CAN BE YOURS 1 11 ml I Day and Night Ser^ ice ■ll ■10 This special offer is only available from: II M.&E.NATHAN LTD. II +m 27/29 ORCHARD ROAD, M SINGAPORE, 9. m Tel:
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      345 14 Now cook on ESSOGASfrom ~m4 Choose from a galaxy of ESSOCAS V Star Package Offers like these V\V Deposit Cylinder of gas Regulator .T^ 1 J s*' 3^' Hose and clips Rinnai single-burner a y^^"'^Mtj^- J| 1 stove with highly polished aluminium &lfePfe'ffißl^ N 111 JV r inish for a
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      658 15 nntinurd (ram Pa(c 101 SITUATIONS VACANT It Hordt St (Mim.)— Box it elt. txlrt READ the s.n>nr Appointments vacant In The Sunday Mail each week. Rl BOX A6«71 S T. Tti. i Pnvata filled and all an inked WANTED MALAY DflV*T I I LONOON BAR REQUIRE waitressrv. fnr>: King. Kit
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      992 15 SITUATIONS VACANT M »r4t St Him.)— Box St ett. txlrt REQUIRED EXPERIENCED SALESI MAN to sell Krn/.rn Butter and Proirrferahly with transport to rxprrience xnd salary required to P.O. Box 3SU Ipoh. WANTED BEAUTICIANS tor «rll- Rs on in X.L I'enang. 'il applicants will have to •Hi onr month trasBSMJ
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      651 15 HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALI BUNCALOWS: Sunrtridge Park Roari I^imhj ft. 57.5.000 Aida Streel ■sj ft Jtj .-.on Ash Grov« I H).(HM) sq ft S6S.IXW Goodman Koao IO.SM >q ft. S7:'.SOU Particular! Kirni Victor A Mendas Ltd.. 9*947, 1 Spore. ONI BLOCK OF 4 Attractive riau in Lewis Road, DlstMet
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      958 15 EDUCATION > 15 Hordt (Him.)— Box St elt. txlr, 1 MERCANTILE INSTITUTION M I Wurrn Street. B'porr l»«s Knrolmen t i Accommodation available. Primary ti I Secondary IV and Commercial Classes typewriting WEEKS. (Snort hand EnKlmh Malay) Boolc-keepln, Kngllsh. Maths P Tuition. NCI 1 433-A. Oeylang Road, Spore 41*43. lICIHNIsI
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      898 15 PEST CONTROL i, I SHIP SHONE FUMIGATION SPECIALIST! DAY It MUHT SKKYICK 7 KAYS A WV.r.K RINTOKIL MALAYSIA LTD. Part ol in* RENTOKIL CROUP TEL. SI.M.AIXIKK b4*3U6, 8. h K. 1.1 MPI R Itlsl KRAM'HK.- IHRIKUHOL'T n MALAYSIA. H kUuj, CMixfbid a CUKiOS 'j li Words M {.Vim.)— Box it
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      969 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE li WarsJH >« Mm.)— Box St el: txlrm I**7 MOLOIN PREMIERE. *l uni r.ydramatic. 3. Tiki milfs. Our 0" n^r. idral for tx*rutlvc or family uj*. B*.«t offrr. Box sVfTMi 8.T.. S por*. LINCOLN UONTINSNTAL MARK 111 i'on**rtir>ir. Most oeautllui decant tutnmoniir siniapor* Malaysia. Complrtrl* overhauled: Telsp&ocs
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      528 15 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THi: LOCAL «.()VKRNMt\' INTEtiRATION tIRIMN \N( I 1963 (No. 18 of ***** Notice under Section 19 (ml Whereas in exercise of the powers conferred by subsection.^ ill and 1 3 > of Section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 i hereinafter referred
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      194 15 SINGAPORE LAND INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED MM II I 01 \NM it <.i m i; \i m i n\t, I IS HEREBY (.I\KN that the Fourth Annual Oonrral M**tI hrirl At ?6ih Derrmbor. 1967 ;i: 12 nevn. MHEKDA thp m entlPd he R*ports ol the Director* and Auci 10 Inromi jtmu
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    Meet the top men with years of experience
    334 16 Meet the top men with years of experience lieadinu the management or. the Malaysia Associated Industries Ltd. is a board of eight directors, who combine the best brains and experience in commerce, industry— particularly the bicycle trade. Chairman of the board kl lnche ManMir bin Haji Bakri. who is a
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    Dr. Goh to open first bicycle plant
    622 16  -  YEO TOON JOO A BIG MILESTONE IN SINGAPORE'S INDUSTRIALISATION PROGRAMME By SINGAPORE'S first bicycle factory, Malaysia Associated Industries Ltd., which is being officially opened today by the Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, is one company with every right to feel supremely
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      94 16 We are proud to announce f j aTj -CT^lTl^T the official opening of our /\1 A j>S J. llJljJLj facton at Jalan Pabrik, :qjf V /^TTAT TT^V .Juroiij; lii(hi.stn,il Kst,U(\ Singapore 22 S?t I/\ tlir ll^ -—-C 3 X-> Dr. GOH KENG SWEE KIC ;YC ;1 jKN on Ist. Dccciiilkt
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    A BICYCLE EVERY 6 MINUTES
    615 17  -  Yeo Toon Joo by And 40 per cent of the parts are made locally PRODUCTION nt Ma 1 Laysia Associated Industries I.td.'s Juronjf fad ther.n at an pace. likelihood 'tiat it will d up soon to inort consumer mand. •duct I :y> bruuchi forward. nonth,
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    30 women among the 150 employed
    269 17 MALAYSIA Associated Industries Ltd. is staffed by soi nc 150 employees. ()l these. 132* are factory hands. The rest are clerical and administrative staff. According to the managing director. Mr. Soon Boon Seng, the Company hopes I ually to employ 200 workers when it
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      111 17 Congratulations Best Wishes to MALAYSIA ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LTD. T. I. (EXPORT) LTD. H8 Hongkong Bonk Chambers, Singapore 1 P.O. Bo« 2074, Tel: *****. Cables TIEXPORTS I Congratulations to MALAYSIA ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LTD.. en the occasion of their Official Opening JURONG ENGINEERINGIARDWARE SUPPLIES. Sinqoporc 22 Tel: '«5179S 4 *5163 i Congratulations
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      165 17 Congratulations and Best Wishes MALAYSIA ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LTD. I on their official opening ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LTD. lncofpo«o»ed m Singapore: Kuala Lumpur Finlayaon House, Straits Trading Building. Raffles Quor. srh Floor, 4 Lebok Pator B« M r Tel: ***** Tel: *****5 COXGRA Tl TLA TIONS a nil BEST WISHES tn
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    CALL FOR FURTHER EXPORT INCENTIVES
    462 18 'Spore has to contend with dumping...' TiHE managing direc-t-to r of Malaysia Associated Industries Ltd., Mr. Soon Boon Seng, has urged the Singapore Government to introduce further export incentives to enable Singapore products to compete more strongly on the world market. The Economic Expansion Incentives
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    The expert who trains the factory hands
    362 18 nNE of the proudest v men at this afternoon's opening ceremony of Malaysia Associated Industries Ltd. is the company's German technical adviser. Mr. A. Helmboldt. He has every reason for pride as it was he who supervised the production work at the factory
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      165 18 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Malaysia Associated Industries Ltd. on the occasion of the official opening of their factory at Jalan Pabrik, Jurong Industrial Estate, Singapore. from NATIONAL AGENCIES agents for J] OFFICE EQUIPMENT MFTRS (S) LTD. E Heartiest ngratulations to Malaysia Associated Industries Ltd. oa the occasion oi the
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      182 18 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Malaysia Associated Industries Ltd., on the occasion of their official ooening by the Honourable Minister for Finance Dr. GOH KENG SWEE > SELFPRIMING PUMP tifrr, MARINE Wyfr ENGINES m (fJ CLUTCH PUMP STANDARD. Standard specially designed JABSCO PUMPS are widely used as standard equipment by
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      272 18 CONGRATULATIONS to MALAYSIA ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LTD. on the occasion of their official opening We are proud to have supplied them with the latest German Quality Machinery: ATLAS shaping machine, MARTIN lathe, BLUTHARDT drilling machines, ELB surface grinding machine, AICHELIN crucible furnace, mould copy milling machine, PEHAKA grinding polishing machine, HOROMA
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      1224 19 TO LIVE PPLOt ftEST COAST UK Hut S'riri i. 1 p. S-im x-% Theseus i ittaa it Pt Bk 2 CIYTONEUS TO-tl ll Pt Itc 7 PELEUS 1 turn Ma U Dec 3 Dec 4 5 Mf.'NOS > Ope 7 CYCLOPS v Dk I Dec 9 Dec 1112 Dec 13
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      4037 19 WUUMitiAM&t&MiUmM theWvXu/nes 1 iii 1 1 1 1 I IXPKESS SAILINGS TO GENO* HORTH COHTIHEHT SCANDINAVU P. S'h^m Pentng S'oorp I Genoa R'dam H'burg Aarhus C'hifti cii.M !UMIA*A at' Sulel Sa.lrl la Pt Dk 2 «11 JM I Jai 11 Jm IS JM II StNuKHLA I 1 Dpc 7(77 Oec
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      1157 19 bgjw ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTO. cMjk SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWUB SERVICE FROM U L CONTINENT. CITY OF MOCESTEI >*»•.'■■. 111 lee 11 12 Ik 11 13 Otc CITT IF JONANNESIUIG I RottCrMn Hani»..'C Havre. HuN 11 IS Dec 117 Ik 11 11 lie tin OF CHESTER London. RjjOMOa, Ha*Our|
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    222 20 MELBOURNE. Thurs. THE share market further eased generally today with margin of falls over rises again wide B.H.P. busy trade finished 35 cenus I lower at 515.35 after touching Sl5 10. Prko and K.Z. Indostrir* declined further and dosed better than day's lows while most other moves were
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    323 20 CHIPS LVINC ALONGSIDE THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR WHARVES OR EXPECTED TODAY ARE: Sumbana I y. ("HmhodKe II IM, MM Betrlgruie 1«, LHdy Clio 25/ KB, Carl Offrrnen H .li>. K. Yung 31 32, B»n--m:irdhul S3 3V Nippon Man 'I i Mi*- UfIMN 44. Glengarry 4.V North guitu 4r>.
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    H.K. RATES
    56 20 ON tin Irte ncnanxt marMt in Hnnc Kont; seM.r.lay 'he U.I. O.liar mi quoted at 8.04 for T.T. and bUJ for cath. Sttrlini »hs iinofd at M.IU -iud or>f tael at uold at Ml NOTE: All rates and told pru c readlusted following the upward teu i«r cent
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    UNDERTONE IMPROVES ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    940 20 From Our Market Correspondent O X D I T I O X S were steadier on the Stock Exchange yesterday with turnover still on a reduced scale however of only Si,.;. nun units. There was an improved undertone which could be attributed to the lessening
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    STOCK INDICES
    34 20 Malayan Stock Indies Nov. .Vt Nov. 30 Industrials: 1 1 I Properties: UIM WM Minings: I&21 S.">.:."i •i S Rubbers: In I 71. IM.II v Drc. 19. IMSsIM Dec. 311. 1966= 10U.
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    Straits tin recovers by over three dollars
    482 20 rK Straits tin price uhirh fell heavily on Wednesday yesterday recovered by 53. 12!- to 18M.7S on an of ferine estimated up 15 tons to l!ir> tons. Stronger (Icm.iinl particularly from Kurope was reported. In London on \V<-iln<stl.t> afternoon the :> months forward
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    13 20 NiiM-mber Ortolwr Kiililwr: I'l.HHi rts. Mi. .Mi, eta, Tin: 5537.48 1
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 20 Nov. 30. MJMBB PICK X: IN (i iits ulnvwi half a crnt>. I IN IMMt I .Sri.7s (up SUS|>. Kstim.ttt-d i. Hi rum 195 tons (up 15 tons).
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      1111 20 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia Singapore Japan Service S II Drc 17/11 Oft .(Dee II Oet faifeiMaru' Motc/1l aa 17/11 lai N lai 17 l*a II laa West Afriea, Singapore Japan Service liawnnfl Insular:.* nuDt i Mjr«" Suit! let It Bee 17 Bet •imneist Mary M Nei/5 OK 11/21
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      1008 20 AUSTRALIA/NEW JEALANO JfcRVICI INDIA. eAWSTAN AND FAR EAST SERVICES (remM.it. Adelaide. Melteune Sfttet Ti: MMras and NagMettiua. Penani I -tac s ijjp'tf P. S'tiam Penang BAMOkA 1/ I Dec It'll Dk RAIULa 2/ J Oec I Ore I Oic BULIMBA I m ill im ii I) lai SAIUIA H3l Dec
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      375 20 W_ FLOTTA LAURO \TOgP^ MRIVINC lIIECT FROH TIIISTE ITALY V^^^ «CC(PTINC BOOKINGS r ol MAN'I*— HONCKONG— SaICON Hfnani f Sham Stan Mjnut H'tuini Sfiion ninni FICARt Sulet 12 Dec I) Oet 14 Otc H Oec li Oee 21 Oft Valparaiso Stilri >i net II Oec Ore l« > lit II
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      101 20 Mng»n-.-e P. S'liam Penaaa ETA/Elb tIA/EID ETA/ETB FROM JAPAN "STATE OF TRAVANCORE-COCHIN" for Calcutta Oec 3 M 1 FROM BOMBAT 1 M.V "STATE OF ANOHRA" I Japan Bat V I I raOM CALCUTTA M.V VISHVA KALTAN" tor 6risbant t Sydnty OIC 1/ 4 M VI FROM JAPAN "STATE OF CUJARATtor
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    Business done on the Stock Exchange
    1157 21 HI SINESS IN \NI) llll'iiKllli g l<» IHI MM.APORE AND Xl M 1 i MIM K IKADIM. ROOMS OK THi: S|(»( h t\( HANOI I sIIKIIAv WITH lllr. NI MBI.K uf SHARKS TKADED IN BRAfKtTS: INDUSTRIALS' Ben and Ce. 1 ixmii -7 H Beuttead
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    96 21 ■|*HI •nitiiimn at Bank! in Many 1 tia madr thcur m>niir< In it* rates ■i nrnhmilj vntrrdav tall ra(ra lo I Ui-iUd Stalti: Kuyin« TT 1 M, airmtil <in 3.13 16. mil it. 13 111* credi*. hill*. .14 tradr bills. Caiada: Kuvioc TT .>:. II 10, airmail OD
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    86 21 -HINCSI P'(Xluc. l.ilunn lirua- p*rt. n««n *ri**t p*r pioul yMt*rd»y. C««nul (II: hulk $S1 lellcn. drum MX atllan Capri- Mixed ifo.h) ioom Nov./ 1 1. Ik Onri ».i.">t r P»p<Mr Muntok «hn» tISTi MNSMU Parxuak whiir ItM »Hler«. •p»iial *an»ik him k *<*;» Milan, larbled ijimixmc Match UN
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    JOINT RUBBER PRICES
    212 21 Iy i i miii i: tkn» iradt ruuhei f»li. hiiMis rinsed ;it p.m. in Ku.il.i l.unipur .md Singapore yeaifiJa; at is mrta per Ib. rtown h.tlf rent »n Wednesdays t losing lowL Ihr lam x is i|inet. ml Mi; I i lupine prices in i His pp,
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    BHOG
    88 21 MAUAM SI KMI 1 K\LR »il> of Mr. Sojan Sinch. Malayan Railway, will com menre with "\khand Path'" it 9.00 a.m. on B.l'-'. 67. ending at 9.U0 a.m. on 10.12.67 at Nu. 4. Lengkok umara •ami. off 1 Miles Ipoh Road Kuala l.unipur subsequently followed «itli Ken tan h>
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      68 21 SALES SUPERVISOR We arc looking for an experienced industrial mIMSMUi with a background of proven results and (he ability to organise others. Do ]ou look lor an opportunity to better yourm'li and join a progressive organisation? If you Till llicm- requirements, apply in writing fciviaf full details (j to ace,
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      808 21 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 1963 (No 18 of 1963) DECLARATION I'NDER SECTION WHEREAS the streets known as (il Jalan Pemimpin Thomxm Road to Lot 4/13 pt Mk. IK lii) Tent Tong Road BvoriM Road to Rambai Rd. Mk. 26 i within the Republic of Singapore. not being public streets
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      679 21 SELANGOR COCONUTS BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) KK.IMtRtU ..111 lIKKIAKI. 1911. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting ot me Company will be held al the Registered Ofbce ol the Company, No. 13 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur immediately following the Annual General Meeting at 11.00 am on Friday, 29th
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      817 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY VACANCY Applications are lnwted from Singapore citizens for the post ot Technical Assistant i Distribution > In the Port Engineer's Department Qualification il) A Technical Diploma in Electrical Engineering of the Singapore Polytechnic, or Diploma In Electrical Engineering. Technical College. Kuala Lumpur, or
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      779 21 rENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE lenders will be received ny the Chairman. Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Fullerton Build- ling. Singapore, for: (A) THE CUTTING OF HIM. NOS 52. 52A AND PART OF HILL NO. 49 WEST OF MOBIL AND FILL IN AREAS SOUTH OF BORROW PITS. JURONG Showround
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      714 21 TENDERS TENDERS Tender for Supply of Blood Tenders will be accepted for Grouping Serums ami the supply of dry rations White Rice Sugar. Condensed Milk Reagents Tender Ret: Tobacco Etc for the Depart :nen: rp\ c qi c 7 Of Orang Asll. Peiak from local orLO. yi 0/. dealers In
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      Katong Ocean sparkles in heavy going
      118 22 RACING with Epsom Jeep l IC KY Stable's Katong Ocean worked well in heavy going at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ridden by Johnny Nelson, the grey was kept on the bit in a half-mile trial in 52sec, last 3f in 39 3 .">. with stablemate
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      BT TIMAH runners, riders tomorrow
      1487 22 Wy^TWMI 230 CLASS 5 DIVISION 3 ■AiliSSlfli i S6.000) 6F local jockeys only 1 4-4 .72 Itintang Singapura a (Mala.sian) Sullivan 4 9 0 (F) 'Dragon 7 2 ***** Valley Quern a (Brightoni Allan 5 9.0 'Allan 18 3 ***** Pinto g (Puchongp R Breuk
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      BT TIMAH runners, riders on Sunday
      1720 22 ■HBHB 2.0 CLASS 4 DIVISION 3 ■^Aj^ftM (57.500) 6F local jockeys only 1 M7M ''moUed-eam g (Dream) Tulloh 6 9.0 14 2 i3J2I l-ilm Studio V a (Shawi Tulloh 4 9 0 (F) Nawari 4 3 '.'8455 lust William a i Chukell 1 ulloh
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      All Courage wins trial –
      560 22 All Courage wins trial Trainer Milton Sullivan* "problem horse" All Courage- had blinkers and DOMbind O'i when worked by |OCkey Johnny WiLson. Tht fiw-year-old beat .stabltmate Dairyman apprentice Dv>uu Dragon) ove: 4f in IS. last II in 40. Croupiers Chant (Rliky Kingston) went well in a if gallop in 40
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      £5,000 theft from home of Murless
      61 22 lONDCJN. Thins Thipvea l.isi night Stole £5.000 worth of .silver troDhiea linn thr NrwmarkPt hump of racehorac trainer Noel Iflin Murless s:ii(i thp th:p\' included thp 1957 Derby trophy, won by Crrnpllo. «huh he tiHinPd tor -Sir A Mlvrr s'Htupitp :il Hip hor.se Prti'r
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      Kiwis win easily
      49 22 MEI.BOCRNr: Ihurs Ihe Npw Zealand cricket •'vm gainPd a crushing «:!i OWI ■< Victo■intiy XI as they raced tO a tot*! nl 272-9 in .< nnp-ctiy nintdi Kyabr n, Score.s: Cnuntry XI 1 17 (J. Aiaba^trr 4-4Oi New ZeaUndera 272-9 B A Murray 46. H M«H 76'
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      652 22 I GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE the < Chairman of the Tenders Boa id at the OfTK c of the Sate Flnan- J cial Officer. Ground Floor. Government OAces. Brunei Town from W I lip to noon Monday 11th December 19i. BUILDING rRADI AMD MALAY IDARV SCHOOL MILK FIVK JALAN
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      434 22 TENDER cine! Supplies g Kerbau in for Hv lolloping I v 67. I Hcwlai iii.k liine> and mutorv I- ilm > i» nI"( k 3 I iirnitiiK' A ri|iiipinent for Vuiii'i i mi. (l \id I nit. 4. t informs lor I'oluc Depart mml. J If law I tv A
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      909 22 NOTICES SELANGOR COCONUTS BERHAD 1 1 oi in |»n..ird in Malaysia). NOTICE IS HEKKBY OIVEN thai the MPTY SLcOND ANMAi GENERAL MEEIING of the Company will be held ai the Regl.xtered OfUie of the Company, No. 52. AmiaiiK Road. Kuaia Lumpur on J'Hh December. lt*67 at 11. UU a.m. 1.
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      100 22 ikk in Army intrr-unit tourney iTfrcndak": 6th Light Rcgt RA J 3rd Sauadron RCT 1 Br Bade Signals Squadron 5 27 Gurkha Rifles 1 MX I I Uato Leant < un 'Ipoh): Chen? Wi'h 2 F»CRC A 1 1. Dato Troh (un <Kluang>: Kiu .lit: 2 Jnlioie Baluu 1; B<*tn
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      Malaysians are all set for the 100'
      857 23 Malaysians are all set for the 100' PY"» jyjALAYSIAIN Sport has travelled a long way since the launch into the international arena at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956. The Seap Games at Bangkok this month may bring a very special milestone. Malaysia are all set to go 100 up on
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      'Warm-up' for cagers
      77 23 Warm-up' for cagers THE Ma.avsMii men and women basketball teams for the Srap G^ ..cs will travel to K«mpar thus mcrnin^ for a series of Sram-up matche*. Tonight. \Ur nif n .> if m will pl.r- a Kmirr.- invitation t?sm while th." women's team tak" on i Kampai youth Ti
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      Terry the 'Golden Boy'
      256 23 Terry the 'Golden Boy' BANGKOK. Thurs. Terrencf Stahlman h«d the distinction of gaining Malay.sia's first goid medal at the fourth Se.<p Games when he thrashed liis Thai opponent to win the welterwficht final of the boxing championships which concluded here last r In three slu"ging rounds against Viratana VUalik. the
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      Malaysians fit enough for 'gold'
      521 23  -  John Owen-Davies RUGGER NOTES by A RUGGER "gold" for A Malaysia! That is my Drpdletion for this month s Seap Games. f\- 10 days ol vifOtOUl if nURlised training in Kuala Lumd ir thp 25-man squad, including three officials, leaves for Bangkok on Tue&aay Formenv
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      Pools: $2,814 for Miss 9 draws
      53 23 The Kuala Lumpur girl clerk who had nine draws In her football pools coupon last Saturday w:ll collect $2,814.75. Shf had nlrr winning linrs for the fust dividend of $281.87 rath. 36 second dividends of $5 88 each and 36 third dlvl--1 driids of
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      Lock icon TOTTENHAM BEATEN BY FRENCH CLUB
      182 23 SOCCER LONDON. Thur* —Alan Mullery of Tottenluni Hotspur and Andre Guy oi Lyon» were sent off during the EurotHN.n CupWlnam Cup ur iii>t-les at last night. The French cluij won 1-0. in uMicr Cup-Wlnnen r;. Cardiff scored a 4-1 home win o\r;- NAC Bifd;i quaiilv
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      Spore XI off to Australia
      132 23 Spore XI off to Australia CRICKET 15 V DUfEST KRIUA THL Singapore cricket team left yfj-terdiy for i 17-d;<v tour of Western Australia, where thry will play MM matches. Team manager rdj.ih j-a:d: We air c<'ing to learn .<■•* mud ill&." Dr. Onu Swre Law prr>idrnt i rrukrt i th
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      462 23 THI FIRST TO RESPOND TO THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT'S CALL TO BEAUTIFY THE ISLAND, WATTEN ESTATE' WILL PRESERVE THE PRESENT BEAUTIFUL NATURAL LANDSCAPE, FOR WHICH THE AREA IS NOTED. THE PROBLEM OF FLOODING IN THE AREA WILL HAVE BEEN SOLVED WHEN THE ESTATE IS READY FOR OCCUPATION IN 1969 AS THE
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      440 23 WINNERS OF SOUTH ALLS IDEAL MAN CONTEST JACKPOT PRIZE: Mitt Loh Siew Ping, 15 Richards Place, off Flower Road, Spore 19. CONSOLATION PRIZE: Miss Toi Toh Yin, 84, Bunga Raya Road, Malacca. LUCKY PRIZE: Miss A. Rozorto, 8, Jalan Lapan, Kampar Road, Ipoh. CONTEST "B" CONTEST "A" Itt. Prue: Mrl
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    Parliament in session to elect President
    86 24 Parliament in session to elect President MMiAPOKK parliament yesterday as it sat for an hour to elect the President. It WM the firstever election of a Head ol State in Singapore's History. In this picture, the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan \c\\. seen iinniiii.ilini; Inche Vusof bin IshaK the Presidency
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    Tengku: In a day or two
    198 24 rpLM.KI Abdul Kahnian 1 said here today that uiiii a little bit of luck and some sane thinking" the situation in Penang and neighbouring districts on the mainland would return lo normal in a day or two. Speaking to newsmen at the railway station
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    DEATHS
    54 24 ARVAHMALAR 1 v late M. Stnnatharnbv of KluanK and niece of Dr. T Puoral.'Kinmm on 30. 11 «7. Funeral from M, Jalan AMul J.ilil. Tmplns on I I] 07 hi t 98 p.m. EVANS: r»«l»fllllj on JTth November IWI7 in Knul.in.t r I, I) K>t«te IVr.ik ..nd Wattrfal nrt
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    IN MEMORIAM
    14 24 IN LOVING MEMORY Si ium Departed on 1.1 inrmtTred In hir \t,\
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    The flood situation in four States improves
    225 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The flood situation in the alfected areas of Perak, Keluntan, Trengganu and Pahang continues to improve. All roads in Kelantan and Trengganu 'vere passable to traflie today. In PERAK through traffic to Bruas and Lumut via the Manong road near
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    Food parcels for Puasa
    57 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The C'n i/en.s' Consultative Commit- tee of Mountbatten Constituency will distribute food parcels tomorrow to Malay residents of Kampong Amber for their fastins month The representatives of committee will accompany Mr. Ng Yeow Chonß. Member of Parliament for Mountbatten. to pre- sent the Rifts
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    Xmas party for children
    52 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Junior Chamber of Singapore will hold a Christmas party for children of the Children's Aid Society on Saturday at the home in Tomllnson Road. At the party, the Chamber will also present to the children playground equipment bought from funds collected by members
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    London stocks
    376 24 LONDON. Thui.-.— Clomiic middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Thurs Spot 16 ,d Jan. 16 13 16d.. Feb. 17d., March 17 3 16d.. Jan. March 17d.. April June 17 9. 16 d.. July Sept. I 17 13 18d Oct Dec 18 1
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    Lock icon Commander calls for vigilance in Sarawak
    118 24 Commander calls for vigilance in Sarawak KI'CHING. Thurs— The i ummandrr of the 3rd .Mal.i>si.)ii Infantry BriKadr suardiiiK (he border arras. Brigadier (Mlimi.ui Ibrahim, has called on tMi .Malaysian troops in Sarawak to be on the alert in view of recent developments in Indonesian Bcrnro. In an address jrcntCfte] to
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    Same policy
    28 24 Now that devaluation had been announced. Mr. Jenkins would have ploiity oi time to study economic trends before the nations annual budget next April, they add<d.
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      64 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $15 (minimum; KING TAN Hu.i Hi. in Mc*l f O Mr. and Un Kinn Uik I'oh to Alice Man Hon» >oun«c-' d o Madam Loo Chic Lan. 1-12-87 S'porr. THE MARRIACE of Gardari Lai BanKah to Anna Orvi Kapoor "ill he roKmnmed at the Sikh T>
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