Eastern Sun, 4 July 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966 Vol. 4 No. 1886 Saturday, July 4, 1970. MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon SEATO NATIONS HAIL UK'S DEFENCE MOVE
    587 1 Hope for peace Cambodia "MANILA Australian External Affairs Minister William McMahon said yesterdoy the British decision to continue its military presence in the For East after 1971 would mean odded safety and security not only to Malaysia and Singapore but also to the SEATO
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    Lock icon 4 killed riding a drunk elephant
    90 1 NEW DELHI Four guests riding on an elephant to a wedding at Islam pur, in Uttar Pradesh, were killed when they made the elephant so drunk that it charged an electric pole, "The Statesman" newspaper reported yesterday. Hie four men were drinking in the
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    Lock icon They vie for 'Miss Universe' crown
    49 1 Sixty contestants for the Miss Universe pageant arrived at Miami Airport on Thursday. Among them were (from left to right) Miss Japan, Jun Shimoda; Miss Korea, Young Ae Yoo; and Miss Israel The new Miss Universe will be selected here on July ll*
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    Lock icon 'Historical' triplets
    62 1 CAIRO A Sudanese mother gave birth to triplets and named them Nasser, Khadafy and Numelry, the Egypt, ian Middle East News Agency reported from Khartoum on Thursday. It said she wanted to mark the recent coming together of Egypt, Libya and Sudan by naming the children after their
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    Lock icon Bomb wrecks Army office in Belfast
    143 1 BELFAST, Northern Ireland A British Army information and recruiting office here was wrecked early yesterday by a bomb explosion which blasted the front wall of the building into the street. One person was injured In the blast which shattered windows of other buildings nearby,
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      88 1 28,Kerbau Road Singapore 8. Tel: ***** MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD (Incorporated la the State* ol Maiaya Malaysia) AUTHORISED CAPITAL: 150 000.000 PAID OP CAPITAL RESERVES (37 400.000 GROUP ASSETS EXCEED: 1700,000.(MM For your information... HEAD OFFICE •Km a network of ever 100 KUALA LUMPUR branches in Malaysia. Singapore, MALAYAN DAMVI\ir banking
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    Lock icon Open verdict given in triple deaths
    529 2 Coroner Evid enough for decision GTATE CORONER Mr. Liew Ngik Kee recorded on open verdict on the bizorre deoths of the two sitters Sandra Teo Seow Lik, 22, and Christine Teo Hee Choon, 23, and on accounts clerk. Tan Peng Seah, 27. Their charred
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  • Article
    Lock icon 6 months jail for cheating friend
    213 2 Ng Yuen Soon was yesterday sentenced to six months Jail for cheating his friend of $4,850. He admitted that between April 23 and May 17 last year, he cheated Koh Chlng Hong of the money by promising him that he could get a shop
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    Lock icon No money, so husband quits
    141 2 An amah told the High Court yesterday that her unemployed husband walked out on her one day in December 1963 when she refused to give him some money. Madam Lee Ouan Ngor, 38 was petitioning for a dissolution of her marriage to Llm Kim Slk.
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    Lock icon Songbird has good reasons to smile
    132 2 Taiwan songbird Lily Yuen has good reasons to smile she has just got over a vexing problem. Lily appeared in the District Civil Court yesterday to answer a charge of breach of contract filed against her by the management of the Oasis Theatre Nightclub.
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    Lock icon Divorce granted to wife
    76 2 Madam Soong Ah Chee of Gentlng Lane was yesterday granted a divorce from her husband Mr. Ooh Hwee Yan, on grounds of adultery. The High Court granted her a decree nisi to be made absolute In three months. She was also granted the custody of their
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      47 2 SPECIAL RALLY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD UNITED CHURCH YOUTH RALLY N.T.U.C. CONFERENCE HALL JULY 4TH 1970 7.30 P.M. PWf •■K- REV. J. PHILLIP HOCAN f v s 4 Executive Direclor t fMissions Dept. "REV. WESLEV HURST Field Secretary Far East Foreign Missions Dept. SPECIAL MUSIC COMBINED CHURCH CHOIR
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    Lock icon PLATTERS ARE HERE
    272 3 Plotters of "The Great Pretender" fome arrived yesterday and there were four "great pretenders" among them. wi Only three of the original members are still with the group Miss Zola Taylor, 31, versatile vocalist Whit Bryant, and lead vocalist William Jones. Zola's brother, Pan. Robi, left last
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    Lock icon I WAS 'PESTERED' THRICE: WITNESS
    442 3 A YOUNG housewife yesterday told a court that she was "pestered" on three occasions to change her police statement alleging rape on her by former staff sergeant Zainal Abidin bin All. Mrs. A, as she was known in court, said she eventually demanded $3,000 which
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    Lock icon FOUR ASSAULT WILLING YOUTH
    112 3 Four armed robbers last night assaulted a youth even though he complied with their demand to hand over his watch. The youth, Tay Chong Hock, 19. fought back and escaped with minor stab wounds on his left and right palms. Tay, of Dakota Crescent, was on
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    Lock icon No Toto winners
    45 3 Last Thursday's Toto Draw did not have any winners for the first and second prize. But however there were many winners who had four and three numbers correct. This would mean the Jackpot for Sunday's Toto draw will soar up to $165,000.
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    Lock icon Fatal mishap
    59 3 Tan Hwa Min. 19, died on the wa v to the Outram Road General Hospital after his car collided with an ST.C. but at junction of Bras Basah Road and North Bridge Road yesterday. The impact of the collision hurled the car against a telephone post while the
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      221 3 _JDncH|fcL. SINGAPORE Do yon know Hie Moby Dick? It's open now at the blossoming ORCHID INN 4th mile Dwneern Road I rj j(< c< T i- i f Relaxed Informality Delicious Cuisine Ample Parking Space Visit our Vartda Cocktail Bar Continuous Service from 6.00 a.m. to 2 00 a.m. Other
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    Lock icon Giant U.S. ship firm joins local
    278 4 ANOTHER gioKt U.S. skipbulder bos joined locol ship building com pony to kdp build more sophisticated resids to keep obreost with intemotionol dcnOMd. The locol company. For East Ship Building Industries Ltd yesterday signed on agreement with the Levingston South-East Asia as its technical
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    Lock icon Indoctrination denial by Lee Siew Choh
    192 4 Barisan Sosialis leader, Dr. Lee Slew CWi, dismissed reports sf C«nimunist teaching in rural kindergarten schools as 'humbog and nonsense'. He denied his party was launching any vicious hate campaign. Dr. Lee was replying tu an article In the latert Issue of "Periuangan". The
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    Lock icon FRAUD CASE HEARING
    55 4 Koo Ah Sim. 22. was charged on Wednesday in a magistrate's court for cheating Goh Ong Ge e of 89 ca r stereos valued at |14,1M on March It. Koo was alleged to have obtained them from Goh by giving him two false cheques Cor a total
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    Lock icon When jealousy can be cruel
    147 4 An aircraft engineer, Robin Girian, was granted a divorce by Jastice D'Cotta yesterday on the groaads of his wife's emelty. Gordon told the High Court in hts petition for divorce that his wife. Fatimah bintp Hassan, was "a very unreasonable woman". Adopted Bhe was very
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    Lock icon Judge acquits officer
    83 4 The lick C«irt yesterday tefßllt•i issaaijp-ation-oflleei Artflßa Ma D»Rak ef a Ckoor > Stagh allowed tpfril against his tcntirtion of 18 Anffin. 24. was con-vort«-d on April 15 this Car for accepting a 940 ibe to endorse eight mssnorts illegally at the Woodlands Check-point He was chained
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    Lock icon PROPERTY TAX DUE
    69 4 Property tax for the second half of 197Q is now due. a Government statement said today. Cash payments may be made at any of the fou* offices shown on the bilL To avoid congestion at the paying counters* owners may make payin en t s by crossed
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    Lock icon THREE MEN TRICK SINGER FOR CAR
    190 4 Three men admitted at the Second District Court yesterday that they had cheated a night-dab singer, Chin* Mee Tang, Into transferring her car to one of them. They were Tang Joo Yong alias Peter Tang, 24. unemployed. Wan Chan Kuen, 25, also unemployed. and
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    Lock icon The way to cut expenditure
    65 4 ROTOR.II A, New Zealand Police investigated an advertisement here for a SSI2 "tested and proven** method of cutting household bills in half. They found that the advertiser only intended to send a pair of scissors to the curious. Police added the advertiser claimed he just
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    Lock icon GLEASON'S NEW WIFE
    44 5 COM—III JACKIE GLEASON, S3, to sees wMh Mi kMi It k, Bererfy McKtttrick, 17, at to b«M^WatA«wSiiiir land, jnst 14 days after Ws mwmm trim Genevive. GAcason had keen —ntil to Ms former wife tor 34 years. #UPj radio- UPI radiophoto.
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    Lock icon HANOI MOVES WAR INTO CAMBODIA
    215 5 SAN CLEMEMTE, California Accetdiag fo U.S. igfry strategists, Hoolli Victnon Iras MOTC tkon oil of its force from w>toCiiiibo<i to stog« In a background briefing, a Pentagon planner disclosed about 30 per cent of the North Vietnomese forces hod now moved in Cambodia. The •Acta)
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    Lock icon Red attack soon on contact centres
    209 5 PHNOM PENH A Military spskis—■ dtoetosed North Vietnamese and TictcUf reinforcements went down from the Laotian border in preparation for another all-out attach inspsstaat communication centres. lie said the North Vietnamese and Vletcong continued their reinforcing around Kompon* Thom, 80mlfes north of here. The
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    Lock icon Mine kills 46 on boat
    196 5 SAIGON A communist mine shattered a boat on a river near the Demilitarised Zone (WW) yesterday. It fcHled It Vietnamese civilians, military spokesmen announced. Only four of the SO persons aboard the boat survived the explosion, which rtppctt apart the boat about 11 am. The
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    Lock icon NEXT GI PULLOUT
    120 5 SAIGON A board of high-ranking American officers will assemble fat Hawaii on Monday to plan the withdrawal Of >s4,iff more U.S. troops from South Vietnam, military sources disclosed. The sources added details for the withdrawal, to be carried out by next spring, would be drafted during five
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      71 5 HURRY! LAST FEW DAYS TO BUY YOUR TICKETS! SINGAPORE SWEEP KALIANG PARK, 6.30 P.M. The QUALITY Hi-Fi STEIEt RECIH PUYH Hydraulic device for lowering v arm protects? Jk both stylus and \fl records. i. i 4 r j Insist on So/e Agents' GUARANTEE CARD evoftonrwer tm_p THE CYCLE A CARRIAGE
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    Lock icon Vietcongs pay Sihanouk for sanctuary
    267 6 DHNOM PENH The Vietcong paid 1 rent to Prince Sihanouk for tha tanctuaries they used to launch attacks into South Vietnam, a court was told yesterday. The allegation was made during the first day of Prince Sihanouk's trial in absentia before a military tribunal. No
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    Lock icon IMELDA IN JAPAN
    39 6 PHILIPPINES' FIRST LADY. IMELDA MARCOS (centre), poses with Japanese Emperor Hirohlto and Empress Naga- ko daring her recent visit to Tokyo. She was there to attend the Filipino National Day ceremonies at Expo M in Osaka.
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    Lock icon Teens' pop poll in America
    204 6 NEW YORK A nation-wide poll of hlfh school students to determine their 10 most popular Americans indicated the so-called *routh revolt* against the Establishment may be exaggerated, a computer school disclosed. Not s single hippie, yippie or long-haired protester was placed among the top 10The
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    Lock icon How to unzip the problem
    161 6 LONDON A mo-dern-day Dr. Watson has uncovered a problem that e»U* for all the Ingenuity of a Sherlock Holmes bow to solve the perils of a man's sip fly. In a letter in yesterday's issue of the 'British Medical Journal,' Dr. Claud Watson makes a
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    Lock icon WHEN BLACK IS WHITE
    62 6 CLEVELAND, Ohio A federal Judg« has dl*mlssed a 551,500.000 suit brought by a Negro who claimed his skin turned white after being treated by doctors at a Veterans' Administration Hospital In Cleveland. The court ruled yesterday that James Flnley, 33-year-old Air Force veteran, failed to prove
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    Lock icon Corruption in Pennsylvania
    111 6 HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania Organised crime is booming in here with judges, political leaders and police officials involved in Mafiamobster operations, according to the State Crime Commission. The commission, in a report on an 18-month study, announced It had found an alliance of powerful Cosa Nostra (Mafia) families and
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    Lock icon BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
    352 6 SEARCH FOR HISTORIC SHIP PHILADELPHIA A University of Pennsylvania archaeological team leaves here on Sunday to search for a ship believed sank In the Mediterranean more than 2,oft years ago. Sponsored by the university's museum, the expedition will explore the Strsits of Messina between Sicily snd
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    Lock icon STRIKES IN ITALY
    43 6 ROME The summer strike season here made life g question mark for tourists and residents alike. Walkouts affected many newspapers, supermarkets and department stores. Italy's major labour unions slso called s 24hour general strike of all workers for n*xt Tuesday.
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    Lock icon All-woman marine project
    103 7 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIORS TEETHE 11, General Electric-built undersea habitat, is shown in a cut-away drawing In the lop photo. The structure will be used by a 5-woman scientist aquanaut team conducting ocean graphic studies off the U.S. Virgin Islands this month. The habitat will be moored
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    Lock icon Man the beast
    98 7 MAKSEHXES, France Poisoned fish, air pistols and broken bottles are only a lew of the hazards laced by animals at the soo here according to one of the soo 1 veterinarians. Jim Prey disclosed that every day, keepers collected a wheelbarrow Ml of stones hurled at the
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    Lock icon EMERGENCY IN JAPAN AFTER RAIN
    228 7 TOKYO Weary citisens, who spent a sleepless night on Wednesday, set about clearing: their homes of mud and debris left by floods yesterday. The **Balu" (annual rainy season) dumped a record 10 inches to 14 inches of rain on Wednesday over South Kanto. embracing the
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    Lock icon 1,200 ATTACK INDIAN CIRCUS
    183 7 JAKARTA Armed troops were guarding the Great Royal Indian Circus kere yesteriay after an attack by 1,200 betjofc drivers. Police fired warning shots during the attack when 200 circus artistes, some armed wi.h clubs, defended the big top against the drivers. The mob the circus after
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    Lock icon Cabinet reshuffle in USSR soon?
    254 7 LONDON, The possibility of a top-level Kremlin reshuffle gained support yesterday from a cryptic Soviet report from Moscow. The report disclosed Communist Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev is ill and hinted a possible change in the leadership. The report came from Victor Louis, the Soviet journalist
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    Lock icon HIJACKERS IDENTIFIED
    66 7 RIO DE JANEIRO The Air Force on Wednesday identified the would-be hijackers of a Brazilian airliner as members of the same terrorist group that has kidnapped two foreign ambassadors in Brazil in the past nine months An Air Force statement added the four hijackers involved .had planned to
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    Lock icon The peso
    23 7 MANILA—The Philippine peso remained unchanged Friday at 6.M peso against one U.S. dollar. Sales totalled USt3OOjOOO on the interbank currency market.
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    Lock icon NIXON'S WARNING AND THE PEACE PLAN
    626 8 jpRESIDENT Richard Nixon's reversion to cold war vocabulary about possible nuclear confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union can be taken In any number of ways. He could be softening up his "silent majority" by using the Middle East as a red
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    Lock icon Hard facts of Cambodia
    725 8  -  ■y Arnold Dibble "Le vi« est simPourquoi le compliquer?" ("Life is simple Why complicate it?"). The sign in the office of the keeper of Cambodia's Royal Elephants reads in French. Someone or perhaps everybody certainly has complicated the simple life of Indochina in general and in
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    Lock icon 'Barking' SEATO
    160 8 MANILA. The nationalist Manila Chronicle said today the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation (SEA TO) was an "all bark and no bite military organisation" and "therefore the laughing stock of the uninvolved nations in Asia." It said in an editorial that "a new birth might be predicted" for SEA
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    Lock icon The "Weather Pills"
    422 8  -  By DICK WEST THE best medical news of the decade, if not the century, is the report that Polish scientists have developed a pill to lift the spirits of people who are depressed by the weather. If It work* out okay, this truly will be a giant
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      57 8 Corriin new* and features appearing la all editions uf the Eastern HUB and Tbe sun are from: Keuters. United rresa International. .A genre France Presse Editor* Press Syndicate. Newspaper Enterprise Association Publishers Hall Nyniilrate Los Angeles Time* Syndicate. Gemini New* (service. North American Newspaper Alliance. first Features. Inter-Pretg restates ana
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  • AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY FEATURE
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      Lock icon Americans celebrate their Independence Day Today: Spirit of freedom firmly rooted in U.S.
      650 9 AN the Fourth of July, the United Stotes celebrates the 194 th anniversary of its Declaration of Independence. The freedoms thot U.S. citizens accept os basic in the pattern of their everyday life are celebrated on th>s
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      Lock icon "The Spirit of 76"
      99 10 On July 4, 1776 the representatives of the thirteen American colonies signed the Declaration of Independence. Their concern for the Just deserts they believed due every man, "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness", has become a living basis for brotherhood and freedom. Today the people
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      Lock icon U.S. Constitution: An instrument of freedom
      1167 10 "We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquillity, provide for the common defence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish
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      209 9 f I >: te it. >: K&& r > /'V'-V W:-??: .:<:- MM A3 «w Unbelievable new concept for fast, accurate business letters. The IBM Magnetic Card Selectrfc Typewriter Is the newest break-through in automatic typing. Actually records business letters on magnetic cards like the one above. Then, automatically retypes
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      120 10 M think FIRST on the Fourth We're the First National City Bank. We were the first American bank to open for business in Singapore and Malaysia. That was 1902 in Singapore, 1959 in Kuala Lumpur and 1965 in Penang. We were the first American bank to do business here and
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      147 11 S>W 1 3* m -I'.** I'-. mr 5*W 5 -es RESSS IF r z <~* -*rl i "n 'r' -v w r* •> <\ J* HV»* V f 'jfc "~w Nx So(/M floaf Qua/, on tho 3mg apart Rivtr—two blockt from Btnk of Amine* brine* Man-on-the-spot*... in Singapore. You'll find
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon YOUR HUBBY RUNS UP MORE BILLS THAN YOU
      385 12  -  By Marianne Pereira TIE RE'S comfort for the housewife. Surveys reveal thot men buy and run up more bills than women. In a recent survey in the United States, shop and supermarket owners said: "Women have selective buying habits. "Often they know
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      Lock icon Movie Queen keeps pace with fashion
      98 12  -  MP. Glamorous Ivy Lin* Po, Asian Film Queen, arrived one day at the recording studios in Hong Kong in a silky, jersey panto suit. It was unbelted, gently tailored and of a wild, primitive print of varying colours. She certainly looked cool and very
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      Lock icon Pretty arms an asset
      148 12  -  By Marianne Pereira. LOTS of stocky girls have very nice arms—rounded may be, but not fat. If you happen to be one of these, buy a dark sleeveless dress with V-shaped armholes to lengthen your shoulder curve. If you have long, thin—(but attractive) arms, get a
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      Lock icon FASHION FUTURES
      119 12 ACCEPTANCE Of the mldl in coats, especially offbeat ideas like honeycolour vinyl with curly white lamb trim, grey flannel with black braid. PANTB going soft, with clingy Jerseys done in floppy style, ribbed knits in sleek but flared styles, print mldl dresses over pants. RETURN to classles such'
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      Lock icon Father blows his top over a newspaper
      506 12  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: Since I am only a husband, a father, and the sole support of this family, I realise 1 am not entitled to much consideration. My job is to pay the bills, provide transportation and keep my mouth shut. I
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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      1515 13 OOKING AND LISTENING....fr and TODAY and YOU. Saturday, July 4, 1970. STAR. GAZER*^ Bjr CLAY K FOLLAN H Ymtr Obifr Gwrf* K sen. n jtfi According to tko Start. To develop mcssog* for Soturday, rood words corresponding to numbers 7A.7Z77 w of your Zodtoc birth »iga M>U. >1 *ahl. It
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    Lock icon Film with authentic Sun Vow ritual
    293 14 R I C H A R D H A R R I S in "A M A N C A L L E D H O R S E" TIIE pare of the modern world has spun 90 quickly that the concept of "firsts"
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    Lock icon 'ANIMATED JAZZ OPERA'
    134 14  -  By Jack Wilkinson ATLANTA. Georgia It's called an "Animated jass opera," a breakthrough, the first "adult" cartoon feature. It tamed veteran actor John Carradine on. What it was, was "Shinbone Alley," a fulllength cartoon version of the stages success, based on Don Marquis' **Archy and Mehltabel" stories.
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      10 14 THE SUN Best Sunday Reading HTHLBI Miss CH AO TYHNY
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      32 14 RENO 37 COFFEE HOUSE Quirk Lunrh different everyday and Delirious Dishes Served Specialist in Ice Cream and Italian Pa* I rim. 37, EAST COAST ROAD, SINGAPORE, 15. (Opposite Palace Theatre) Teh *****1
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      46 14 KNOW rOMOMKOW TODAt Let Competent Krltablc Afttrologer Pa Inlet DAVIS STAR Id) *kal to pan>oc what to avoid tor a bfttct fat arc 114 M am iMpm Idrphonr: tftllS? JM H fcaM i oa«t Koad. Singapore 15 KnilkE Mandarin. Kwungtaas. Hofcln. Nhantbui dialers arc all IwelroaM.
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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      343 14 b SHAW J zm ISATION LID O ('he-K *****4 LAST DAY! 11 I S*. 4. M. I.lt p m Jruu Simmon* ti John Por.-ylhe "Happy Kadlag Pan a v 11,100 At Color I U AI Opens IvDwrrt* By Demand Chlnt Ll «hu Pel-pel The Secret ol the Dirt" (A BHAW
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Market rail ies in second half
      229 15 By Our Market Reporter THE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singa--1 pore rallied better support when It resumed second session of trading. Falls in the industrial sector lessened and several counters moved up marginally. Blue cnips were still sought at low levels. Hotels and
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      91 15 TBfc DOOB pplm at the HI II* a pore Chlnr«r Produce fcichanxe yntfrday Coconut Oil were u OB) Balk KG SO Coconut Oil o n i Dram 58 50 M Copra 3300 Muniok White Pepper 182 SO (FOB.) 8nr»*Jk White Pepper 100 00 (FOB.) Burawak Hpeclal Binck Pepper 160
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      60 15 < Mil natter? Mcf ft W CHA ItTKK Kll ONI1 TiimTt* 8 0 r«Mi 1 .to IJTJ iMA lNn TK«81H M InventFund id l it 1.81 ll'ii* Pro* IN 1 W NINQAPORK UNIT TRLNTH tad H'pore l-74«d Ird S pore 1.16 Comd lad. -M 141 The Mrtni Fund
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      35 15 NEW YORK, Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange were: 30 Industrials 689.14 20 Transp 120.47 15 Utilities 96.88 65 Stocks 214.43 40 Bonds 64.86 Commodity futures index 135 42-0.47
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      Lock icon Rubber levels reach new recent low
      271 15 July first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 54 cents per lb. down 1-1/4 cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was very quiet. Levels reached a new recent low during *he morning
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      Lock icon HK currency rates
      95 15 HONO KONO Friday's 5 p.m currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Bayers) (Sellers) per 100 Straits dollars 195.5 196.5 146.5 147.5 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 6.74 6.75 per Australian dollar 460 460 per 1.000 Indian rupees 150 170 per 10,000 Indonesian rupiahs 290.5 292.5
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      43 15 HONG KONG —The Australian Advertising Agency Fortune (Far East) Limited Wednesday announced the opening of an office in Jakarta. Mr. Michael Anderson, managing director of Fortune (Far East) said his company was the first foreign advertising agency to operate in Indonesia.
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      15 15 Business done on the Strait* tin market yesterday was $638 per picul unchanged.
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      Lock icon TODAY'S SHIPS IN SINGAPORE
      112 15 IRK Port of Blngmpore Authority has made the folloivtag berthing arrangements for ships in port today, J sly 4: ARRIVALS Go downs Vessels 8/9 Golden Light 3/4 Jens Maersk Kalliopi Antonatus 19/30 Bro river 21 East Yamaki Maru 47 Centaur 32 Hyoyo Maru 40/41 Hugheverett 6/7
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      743 15 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets In lots of I.MM units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto $2.05 (16) $2.00 (31) $2.01 (1) $2 02 (12) $2.03 (7) $2.04 (12)
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      576 15 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business In the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto 2.18 225 ACMA 155 Alcu 1.50 1.51 Allied Choc xd 2.94 3.00 Ben 1.40 1.44 Borneo 1.63 1.64 Boustead 185 188
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    479 20 Heath hits back at Opposition Leader Prime Minister Edward Heath said yesterday his Government would seek arrangements with Britain's Commonwealth allies to help maintain stability in Southeast Asia. Speaking in the House of Commons debate on the Queen's Speech, Heath that in
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