Eastern Sun, 5 December 1966

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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 140. Monday, December 5 1966. MC (P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon Floods: 'State of Alert' in Kelantan
    327 1 Rl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 'State of Alert' has b*en dprlared in the Ulu Rriantan and Tumpat districts Kelantan as a fesult of the heavy monsoon rains which began last month. All low-lying areas in R<ita Bharu and the surroundings have been flooded and
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  • Article
    Lock icon PARENTS' PROTEST NOTE
    355 1  -  A call to produce substantial evidence to iustify v i charges against expelled students By Ben D'Cunha Kuala Lumpur, Sunday: A PROTEST NOTE is to be handed over to the Singapore High Commissioner here tomorrow morning against the expulsion of 74 Malaysian st The protest note will
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    Lock icon Ong begins speaking tour today
    127 1 WASHINGTON. Sun Malaysian Ambassador One Yoke Lin flies off tomorrow on another fast-moving 6.000 mile speaking tour of the United States. Tan Sri Ong begins in northern New York State on the U.S. East Coast, then visits the midwestern States of Michigan and Indiana before
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  • Article
    Lock icon ANXIOUS MARCOS
    67 1 MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand E. Marcos is apprehensive about what he considers slow progress in the anti-smuggling talks between Malaysia and the Philippines, informed sources said today. The President directed Foreign Office Under-secretary Manuel Collantes yesterday to go to Kuala Lumpur "as soon as possible" to work out
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    Lock icon WILSON BACK
    36 1 LONDON, Sun. Prime Minister Harold Wilson flew home today from two days of Seaborne summit talks with Rhodesian Premier lan Smith. Mr. Wilson's plane touched down at London airport at 1220 p.m. (1220 GMT).
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    Lock icon Dhani's trial today
    39 1 SINGAPORE Sun. (UPI) —The trial of the former Indonesian Air Force Chief, Air Vice Marshal Omar Dhani, before the extraordinary court would definitely commence on tomorrow at 9 a.m. (Jakarta time), the Indonesian Radio announced today.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Enchanting 'Esso Queen' ...
    36 1 Enchanting 'Esso Queen' "THAT Certain Smile" by Miss Nellie Ooi, who was crowned ESSO QUEEN at the Esso Gala Ball 1966 on Saturday night, at the Chinese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur.—EASTERN SUN Pix. EASTERN SUN Pix.
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    Lock icon ELECTIONS: TUNKU SURE
    227 1 J ESSELTON, Sun. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, after a three-day hectic visit to Sabah, said today he was pleased that the people here were working into the pattern of Malaysia which they helped to form. With the co-operation of races, he hoped that a society
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon JAPANESE BEAUTIES FOR KARACHI
    75 2 Heads turned, cameras clicked and flashbulbs popped as a bevy of Japanese beauties boarded a Lufthansa Jet on their way to Karachi. The girls", 17 of them, made up the 24-member dance troupe who performed before Singapore audiences this week. To bid farewell to them were
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  • Article
    Lock icon FATAL COLLISION
    25 2 IPOH, Sun. Alias bin Ahmad Turki, (7), lost his life in collision with a lorry at the 28-j mile Ipoh—Kuala Kangsar Road yesterday.
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    Lock icon Transfer
    30 2 Taiping. Sun. Mr. G. Kuppusamy Naidu is transferred to Kuala Kurau as Postmaster replacing Enche Abdul Majid bin Chlk. who has been posted to the General Post Office. Taiping.
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    Lock icon 'Miss Varsity 1966' for S. E. Asia tour soon
    267 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. Miss Linda Yeh Kuei Ling, 22, a final-year arts student who was erowned "Miss University 1966" will leave soon for a South-east Asian tour shortly. Among the cities she will visit during her three-week tour are Kuala Lumpur, B«n*kok.
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    Lock icon Warm-up for Philippines' chess master
    585 2  -  By John Clarke SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. R o d o I f o C. Ton Cardoso, 29, Philippines' only International Master of Chess had a warm-ing-up session today in which he simultaneously played 20 boards at the Chinese Swimming Club. The game started at 4.15
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    Lock icon Malaysian iron ore for Japan's latest steel mill
    167 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. Malaysia will be one of the countries that will export iron ore to Japan's new ultra modern US$695 million steel making complex. The Malaysian iron ore will be consigned to the Fukuyam Iron Works of Nippon Kokan (NKK) which begins
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    Lock icon BB inspection, display at Cathedral
    62 2 KICKING. Sun—The annual inspection and display of the Ist Kuching Company of the Boys' Brigade was held today in St. Thomas's Cathedral Parish llall. A guard-of-honour was formed in front of the Cathedral for the Inspecting Officer, Dato E. Brandah. Items for display included precision
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    Lock icon India can offer technical training facilities
    168 2 KUALA LUMPIR, Sun. —lndia can offer technical training facilities for Malaysian students This Wa.s said by Mr. P C. Mathew, Secretary to the Ministry of Labour, Government of India, who paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, in Kuala
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    Lock icon Education Progress Exhibition
    82 2 JESBELTON. Sun. A two-day Education Progress Exhibition, organised by the Education Department, is being held at Turnbull Hall, Sabah College, from today. One section of the exhibition is devoted to vocational guidance. A number of Government departments are participating in this exhibition. They include Lands and Surveys.
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  • Article
    Lock icon NATIONAL REGISTRATION
    88 2 KUCHING. Sun Tht National Registration team from Slbu will start to work in Penghulu Gelau's area from Dec. 8. The centre* for registration will be as follows: Rumah Ansi, Tutus; 2. at Rumah Entlll, Sabidil; 3. Rumah Limbot, Sungei Rasau; 4. Rumah Reban. Sungal Plnang; 5. Naga Has
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    Lock icon New I.C. numbers required for E.P.F. Forms
    209 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A notice was sent to employers in June 1966 together with Forms B and Forms A 2 66, seeking their co-operation to record the new identity card numbers of the contributors on a column provided in Forms A 2 66.
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    Lock icon TO STUDY LATEST SEIKO TIMING DEVICES
    70 2 un l ~T A of technicians vai B J i.i **ents for Seiko Thong sia Co. to familiarise themselves with the latest Seiko elec. tromc timing devices to be used at the sth Asian Games at Bangkok. They are from left Messrs. Chin Ah
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    Lock icon TOURISM: P.A.T.A, DIRECTOR'S SUGGESTIONS
    262 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Director of the Panfi c Area Travel Association, Mr. F. Mervin Blake, has made several suggestions to improve the tourism j n dustrv in Singapore. Addressing a Press conference. he suggested that Singapore should: Extend its 72-hour visafree regulation so that transit travellers
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    Lock icon FATAL ACCIDENT
    34 2 IPOH, Sun.—Cyclist, y Manikam, 63. was mvo ein a fatal collision w;'h i military truck at Jai», Kamunting. Taiping, v?gi r day. The truck was reversing at the time of the aerdent
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    Lock icon Schools' clerks to take strike action
    759 4  -  By: Musa Scully KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. MORE THAN 1,000 members of the Union of Clerks in fully assisted schools in Malaya will soon take a strike ballot. The ballot will also call for a joint strike action with the National Union of Teachers. Today,
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    Lock icon Rush at trade fair
    117 4 PENANG, Sun. Thousands of people gate crashed the Industrial Trade Fair in Esplanade Road here today. The "rush" took place soon after the Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda AlHaj and his Consort had left in their car. Members of the Federal Reserve Unit were unable
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    Lock icon A gift for the Raja Muda...
    107 4 PRESS representatives in Johore on Friday honoured Tengku Mahmud, the Raja Muda of Johore with a luncheon at the Wai Lee Sun Restaurant, Johore Bahru. Tengku Mahmud was recently appointed the Raja Muda of Johore. Eastern Sun picture shows Tunku Zainal, on behalf of
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    Lock icon First Indon trade mission on 'exploratory' visit to KL
    240 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 13-man Indonesian trade mission arrived here by air this morning in their red Garuda jet plane the first mission ever to visit Malaysia after confrontation. The delegation, representing the Indonesian Council of National Private entrepreneurs for West
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    Lock icon More subsidies to flying clubs if....
    231 4 PENANG, Sun. The Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said here today that the Central Government would give more subsidies to flying clubs in Malaysia only when their membership showed that more than half of their members were young Malaysians. Tan
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    Lock icon BETTER DEAL FOR BANK WORKERS
    157 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Ministry of Labour is expected to five a recommendation to the National Lnion of Banking Employees on its two-year negotiations with hank employers next month that may well mpan a new deal for it* members. "If it is good, I am
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    Lock icon Two students worked, saved to attend Malaysian Scout Jamboree
    317 4 Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two 15-year-old Australian Boy Scouts have worked for a year delivering newspapers to earn money for their trip to the first Malaysian Boy Scout Jamboree at Penang. from today. They are Alan Macßae and Bruce Kerr, classmates
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    Lock icon S'PORE H.C. ISSUES VISAS
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Singapore High Co*' mission in Australia has taken over the issuing 0 passports and visas Previously this work wa» handled by the Malavsian High Commission. The office of the Maiav. sian High Commission continue to process all pa port and visa matters
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    Lock icon Trengganu's survey completed by Dutch mission
    257 4 KUALA Lt MPI R, Sun One of the handicaps in the development of Trengganu has been its geographical isolation. This is the finding of a Dutch technical aid mission headed by Mr. H. Teunissen after a month's sunt? there. "This is a very serioui
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    Lock icon Govt. asked to help banned students
    112 4 KUALA LUMPUR Sun Mr. V. David. Labour Member of the Selangor Legislative Assembly, today called on the Government to assist the students banned bv the Singapore Government. In a statement, he saio "The Federation Government should assist Guroial Singh Nijar. Peter Yip Shou Shan.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon U THANT'S SECOND TERM
    437 8 THANT has agreed to serve another five years as U.N. Secretary General. Fifteen nations have supported his re-election. He feels keenly disappointed that the Vietnam war has not received the attention of the majority of the U.N. members that it deserves. A small Asian nation fighting
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    Lock icon UNPAID DUES
    391 8 THE failure of people in town and local council x areas to pay their assessments, water and conservancy dues has become a disease which has assumed epidemic proportions in the States of West Malaysia. As we had mentioned in this column before, the annual reports, issued by the
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    Lock icon Tunku assures NO news curbing
    4148 8 The following is the text of the address by the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman to the Sabah Press Club at the Hotel Jesselton re* cently. There has recently been talk about setting up a national news agency to be called "Bernama". The proposals for
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSRTRIAL
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      Lock icon Gammon most speculative counter on Stock Market
      1357 9 AN untven market persisted with interest concentrating upon the more speculatire counters Gammon in particular. This was stated by a broker's Arm in their market weekly review. SINGAPORE, Bun. The Singapore budget due next week was anticipated with confidence and most -he blue
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      Lock icon Up-anddown session on NY market
      243 9 Up-and-down session on NY market NEW YORK. Sun. (AP)— Stock market prices were a jumble at the close yesterday despites some improvement in scattered issues. It was an up-and-down with little conviction shown on either side aid considerable caution to the approaching weekend. General Motors and Chrysler demonstrated late strength,
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      Lock icon THE 'NEW LOOK' SCOOTER
      171 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore and Malaysia are among the first countries to switch to the Vespa 150 Super model which has been redesigned to keep pace with modern trends in motoring. A spokesman for the sole agents, the East Asiatic Co. Ltd., said the new scooter, has
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      Lock icon Spectacular building project in Melbourne
      302 9 MELBOURNE, Australia, Sun. One of the most spectacular building projects in the Australian capital cities is now taking shape in Melbourne, Victoria. This is the Princes Gate scheme, involving construction of two 18-storey tower buildings on probably what is the best site in the fast-growing
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      Lock icon 500,000 th Volvo 120 car off production
      165 9 STOCKHOLM. Sun. The 500.000 th car Volvo's 120series—also known as the "Amazon" —recently left the assembly line in the Torslanda factory in Gothenburg, the Swedish company announces. This model, in its four-door version, was first introduced in October 1956. A two-door version came
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      Lock icon S'pore exports cast iron water works fittings to Nigeria
      236 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore has started exporting: cast iron water works fittings to East Nigeria. The Asia Engineering Industries Ltd. has signed a contract with the Eastern Nigerian Government for the supply of cast iron water works fittings worth $600,000. The contract
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      Lock icon Price tag on Barracuda lowest in US sports-car field
      270 9 DETROIT, Sun. (UPI) Chrysler Corp, has placed a starting price of $2,449 on its Barracuda, making it the lowest priced car in the American sports-car field. The price tag, announced by Mr. Robert Anderson, Chrysler-Plymouth Division General Manager, placed the Barracuda
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      Lock icon 'Plant Lux' aids-plant growth
      142 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. A flourescent lamp, called Plant Lux. to speed up the growth of plants under adverse weather and sunlight conditions is now a standard equipment for Antartic scientific expedition. These lamps, developed by Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd. (Toshiba) of Japan, are now being used
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      Lock icon Steady pace of auto exports
      53 9 TOKYO. Sun. <AFP> Japan now exports 10 per cent of its automobile production at a steady pace, authoritative statistics showed. Exports in October totalled 20.271 units, the Japan Automobile Industry Association reported. Major markets were: The United States 4.833 units, Australia 2,575. Thailand 1,716, South
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      Lock icon Delegates for confab in Tokyo
      89 9 TOKYO, Sun. (AP) Cambodian and Indonesian delegates to the first Southeast Asian Agriculture Development Conference which opens a three-day session in Tokyo on Dec. 6 arrived here yesterday. The two-member Cambodian group is led by Ho Tong Lip, Director of Phom Penh's Agricultural Technology Research
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS-S'PORE, K. LUMPUR
      829 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.35 a.m. Airline ML 019 from Knala Lumpnr. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline ML 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline ML 451 from Kuclilng. Time 10.55 a.m. Airline ML 005 from Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. Time 12.20 p.m. Airline RC
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  • BOOKS
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      Lock icon SERMONS AND SODA WATER
      416 10  -  reviewed by tai sing onn "THE RABBI" is quite a remarkable man. He is just as exposed to the hungers of youth and man's painful search for God as you or I. Rabbi in this ease is Michael Kind, the central figure In Noah Gordon's "T
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      Lock icon A HUNDRED YEARS OF PROGRESS
      352 10 "ONE hundred years ago, Henri Nestle introduced his milk food at Vevey, Switzerland, and from this beginning has grown the worldwide organisation of Nestle. "The story of the growth of Nestle is is more than a story of quality backed by good salesmanship, it is
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      Lock icon MALAYA UPSIDE DOWN
      961 10 TWELVE LONG YEARS OF EMERGENCY OF BLOOD, SWEAT, TEARS AND TOIL OF MALAYA TURNED UPSIDE DOWN BY THE INSIDIOUS GENTS IN THE JUNGLE FASTNESS. AND AT THE END OF THE 12 LONG YEARS A HARD-WON V I C TORY. And lest we forget. Major Edgar O'Ballance has
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      Lock icon SEX and the single GIRL
      354 10 SEX. LOVE. MARRIAGE. HOW does onr go about "TELLING THE TEENAGERS" by Rose Hacker (Andre Deutscb. 254 pp. 21s) that a book amply answers all the questions? To my mind, the best way is to list some of the questions that are answered in the
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      Lock icon Books—chief means of acquiring knowledge
      495 12 Books —chief means of acquiring knowledge I>OOKS are the chief U means of acquiring knowledge. The variety of information found in books is so wide that you can almost read up anything you want from a book. Books about customs religion, and working habits of the people of foreign countries
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      Lock icon This cat has only eight lives !!
      493 12 This cat has only eight lives T RAN across the street, chased by a pack of dogs. I scrambled up a wall and ached my back. The hair on the back of my neck stood on ends. I looked at them victoriously and hissed and spitted at them. I scrambled
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      Lock icon The birds and I
      450 12 It was New Year's morning. The poor hungry birds could not get anything to eat. I looked out of the window and saw them hopping about the street. They were looking for food. I felt sorry for the poor birds. I wanted to ask them to
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      Lock icon PASAR MALAM
      316 12 "PASAR Malam" means night market in Malay. It Is held almost every evening in various places all over Singapore. In any particular place, it is held once a week. Every Thursday evening. Pasar Malam Is held at Jalan Dua. Kallang in my area. All types of household goods,
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      Lock icon Life of a bird
      386 12 It was late Summer when I came out of the egg. I was blind, featherless and skinny. It was in Autumn that I was fully grown. The other birds seemed to be unfriendly with me and they drove me away while my mother was away. So
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      Lock icon Duties of a good citizen
      269 12 r J I HERE are many duties to be performed by a good citizen. The first and foremost duty i s to be loyal to her country and to obey to its laws. She must abide by the laws, pay her taxes and contribute her
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      Lock icon 'Accidents don't just happen'
      660 12 pLANG! clang! clear the road, here comes the ambulance! Somewhere, there has been an accident. Someone may have fallen down and broken a leg. There may have been a collision between two cars, or the ambulance mav be off to a fire. Whatever has happened the
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      Lock icon Everything goes wrong on Friday thirteenth
      425 12 OOME people arc very superstitious, but normally I am not. One day, everything went wrong and it was on the thirteenth of November and I am now quite convinced that thirteen is an unlucky number. One day thirtheenth of November—l was awakened by my
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      Lock icon Duties of a good patriotic citizen
      378 13 each individual has his own duties and responsibilities. At the same time he enjoys the rights and privileges of the State or country. Though occasionally he has to face some inconvenience most of the time he enjoys the benefits of the country. He is
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      Lock icon One hobby that will stay
      121 13 HOBBIES change as age advance. I have got through most of my early stages but the hobby I have in mind now will last m e a life time. I have now joined the Drama League and intend to stay in it as long as
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      Lock icon The golden way to racial harmony
      549 13 SELF-preservation is the supreme force within every living being Growth is a perpetual struggle and a strenuous effort to rise above one's surrounding. Hence, we must struggle and make fresh amendments to suit ourselves to the environments. Therefore it is of vital Importance for
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      Lock icon Advertising has many advantages
      351 13 WHEN BUSINESS is good, it pays to advertise. If business is bod, you have to advertise. So runs a well-known advertising slogan. So, with the rising standard of living all over the world competition for customers is becoming more intense. The advertisement of today are more
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      Lock icon The two sides of co-education
      296 13 IN MY OPINION there are more advantages than disadvantages In co-edu-cation. In this advanced world where our government is aiming for its best to see that every child has a place In school, we should say that co-educa-tion saves a lot in this manner, where
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon BELGIAN TRANSFER INTERESTS CELIO
    131 14 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. (AP) Brazilian inside Cclio is quoted as saying he was very interested in a possible transfer to an unidentified Belgian club. Celio, 26, told the Rio daily newspaper "O Globo" that he would have no hestitation in accepting the offer, should it
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    Lock icon N. Korea win 'gold' in soccer
    202 14 PHNOM PENH, Sun. (AFP) North Korea, the team that caused such upset at the World Cup finals in England last July, yesterday won the Ganefo Games soccer gold medal beating China by two goals to one. In a strong wind, the Koreans had to
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    Lock icon UK beat Rumania 6-1 in TT
    99 14 LONDON, Sun. (AFP) England's table tennis stars over-whelmed Rumania by six wins to one in an international friendly here yesterday. (Results British names first): C. Barnes beat D. Giurguica 21-19, 21-15, 23-21; D. Neale beat R. Negulescu 2115, 18-21, 21-19, 21-15; Mrs. M. Shannon-Wright
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  • ENGLISH SOCCER LEAGUE and TABLES
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      Lock icon Aston Villa beat United with late goal
      2241 14 LONDON, Sun. (UPI). Lawson Chatterley scored 10 minutes from time to give Aston Villa 2-1 win over Manchester United. But the losers retained their lead in the English soccer leagues first division though the margin was cut to a single point. United piayed
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      Lock icon Romania 5-1
      25 14 NICOSIA, Cyprus, Sun. (AP) Romania knocked Cyprus out of European Cup yesterday by Ave goals to one. The Romanian team'i came in.the second
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    Lock icon Wallabies in shock win
    426 14 CARDIFF (Wales), Sun. (AFP) At Cardiff Arms Park, where they had never won before in three attempts dating from 1909, Australia confounded the critics by beating Wales, holders of the international championship and deservedly so by 14 points (one goal, one dropped goal, one penalty goal
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    Lock icon Smith does 'disappearing act' again
    85 14 HASTING. England. Sun. CUPI) Former England and Tottenham centreforward Bobby Smith did his "disappearing act" again yesterday when he failed to turn up for Hasting United's southern league match against Wisbech. Smith Joined Hasting last October and had his two-year contract terminated by the club
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    130 14 MELBOURNE, Sun (Upft Rain again disrupt* play yesterday in the torian Lawn Tennis Char,! pionships. and it appear? likely that the semi-fina;; will not be determined at least two weeks or near, ly a month after the tow. nament started. Players commitments in another tournament and
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    236 14 NEWMARKET, England, Sun. (UPI) The six-day Tattersalls December Bloodstock Sales ended yesterday after a buying spree second only to that in 1964. When the hammer went down for the final time 11.648 lots had changed hands for 1,933,807 guineas, the second highest amount ever
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    2371 15  -  S'pore race results By WINDSOR LAD SINGAPORE, Sun. Lord Jim, confidently ridden by Glynn Pretty, followed up his Henggeler Memorial Trophy success in Kuala Lumpur with a fluent win in the 6 furs, for top class sprinters at Bukit Timah this afternoon, second day
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    443 15 The following is the Stipendiary Steward's report on the first day of the Singapore December Meeting held on Saturday, Dec. 3. Trainer W 8 Bagby. Jnr. was fined $5O for falling to lodge his declaration to run forms at the appropriate time. RACK 1 Near
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    108 15 PENANG. Sun. George K.C. Choong of Selangor won the Open class at the 4th Malaysian judo championships the Han Chiang Hifch School Indoor Stadium before a crowd of 2.000 last night. Selangor's Anthony Chan Chee Kin easily put up the best performance of the
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    90 15 NEW DELHI, Sun. (AFP) The first batch of the Indian contingent to the Fifth Asian Games starting in Bangkok on December 9 will fly out tomorrow. The batch will include the hockey team and part of the athletics team. The Indian Olympic Association was
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    400 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. JAPAN is now the third largest watch-making nation. She has attained this ranking within 20 years. Most of the rapid progress has been made in the past six or seven years. The largest watch manufactures in Japan is Seiko Watch K.
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    65 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. Seiko, one of the world's largest watch manufacturer ?r odu c e d more than .500.000 units in 1965. It offers more than 500 different styles and models of watches, from 17 to 39 jewels. These range from chic, slim models for formal wear to sports
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    287 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. WHEN Kintaro Hattori began selling foreign-made watches to Japanese Government officials back in 1881. he did not know that hks descendants would direct cne of the world's lar'_e>t production of quality jewelled-lever watches. Japan was. in the late 19th century, coming out of centuries
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    280 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Japan watch indu»try's international standing: rose considerably in October, 1964 when Seeiko served as the official timer of the Tokyo Olympic Games. Most recent recognition came In late 1965 when Seiko was appointed official timer of the 1966 Asian Games in Bangkok, Thailand.
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    90 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. THONG SIA CO., local agents (or SEIKO tent 4 tram of technicians comprising Messrs. Fong Kok wai, Lee Kin Long. Tan Poi Lang and Chin Ah Soh to the stn Asian Games in Bangkok to familiarise them with the latest electronic timing devices to be
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      397 16  -  WOK SEES TEAM OFF By ALBERT JOHNSON SINGAPORE, Sun. The first batch of competitors to the Asian Games had a "roil call" at Paya Lebar International Airport this morning prior to their departure to Bangkok. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, and Chairman of
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      327 16 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's iron man and "medal prospect" lightweight Tan Howe Liang, flew to Bangkok today amidst speculation that this will be his "last" participation in an international competition. For the 34-year-old veteran weightlifter who has represented the Hepublic in several international competitions
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      294 16 PEN AN G. sun. Bulldog Kuan returned the fastest time in the Gurney Drive Motor Sprint held in conjunction with the Festival of Penang at the Gurney drive today. Kuan clocked 14.95 sees. Astride a Suzuki 247 for the quarter mile straight course. In addition Kuan
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      39 16 EDINBURGH. Sun. (AFP) —The Probables beat the Possibles by 12 points to six m the first Scottish Rugby Union trial at the Murrayfleld ground here yesterday. At half time, the two sides were level at three each.
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      133 16 SEOUL, Sun. (AFP) The South Korean Government yesterday decided after all to host the Sixth Asian Games here, reversing a previous decision not to do so for financial reason. This sudden reversal of policy was made at a cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon after Deputy Premier
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      39 16 CALCUTTA, Sun. (AFP)— India lead Brazil two matches to one in Davis Cup interzone final here after winning doubles 7/5 3/6 6/3 3/6 6/3. R. Krishnan and J. Mukherjee beat Thomas Koch and Jose Edison Mandaring.
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      429 16 BANGKOK, Sun. (AP) Malaysian cyclists and 10 players yesterday began light workouts in venues where they will meet athletes from 16 other countries in the Fifth Asian Games on Dec. 9-21. Most of the Malaysian delegation, however, "are just settling down here" following their arrival on
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      106 16 BANGKOK, Sun. (AFP) A near-capacity crowd of 30.000 sweltered in scorching sunshine to witness the dress rehearsal of the Fifth Asian Games opening ceremony at the Main Stadium here today. For the march past, boy scouts represented the 18 national contingents entered for the 15 sports
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      60 16 BANGKOK. Sun. (AFP) Ceylon will not stand as candidate for hosting the Sixth Asian Games in 1970, Dr. W. R. Shanmugam. Chef de Mission of the Ceylon contingent and vice-presi-dent of the Ceylon Olympic Committee said here yesterday. Dr. Shanmugan arrived here yesterday morning leading
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      304 16 BANGKOK. Sun. (AP) The bronze medal —not the gold or silver —is likely to be the most fought-over prize in the field hockey tournament of the Fifth Asian Games. "There will be a battle royal for the bronze." predicted Frederick White, captain of
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      85 16 Sun. (AFP) 7Z *s* mara *hon event of the Fifth Asian Games will start at 1315 hours Uocal time> on December 15. according to the programme released from the Games organising committee here today. Japan and several other countries had been asking the organiser to put off
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      346 16 BANGKOK, Sun. (AP) Good news for the Gomes organisers and for the Japanese tennis team chafing for revenge in their Davis Cup defeat to the Indians vos an informal report India had finally decided to send its 105-man team to the Asian Games. Thai
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