Eastern Sun, 24 November 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national dtiy 10 cants Cstd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1506 Tuesday, Novtmbtr 24, 1970 MC <P) 1616
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    Lock icon NATION MOURNS
    687 1 Funeral set for today President Yusof bin Ishok died at the General Hospital of a heart failure at 7.30 a.m. yes* terdoy. He was admitted for treatment after a recurrence of his respiratory and heart problems last Saturday night. A statement from the Prime Minister's Office said the
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      97 1 Advertisement> Profile Sir. > Mr. Claa YM Wooa Mau(tr, Kowlooa Brsack Mr. Chan Yue Woon, born under the Zodiac sign ot Virgo, is Manager of Kowloon Branch. A graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree In Business Administration and Accountancy from the Great China University of Shanghai, Mr. Chan loined
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    Lock icon GOOD REACTION TO GOH'S SITUATIONER
    295 2 Commercial and intellectual circles welcomed the Defence Minster, Dr. Goh Keng Swee's call for closer co-operation with Malaysia and Indonesia. In a forum in the University of Singapore on Sunday, Dr. Goh had said that Singapore must strive to get on better terms with Malaysia
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    Lock icon MERCY PLANS EXPANDING
    154 2 THE Singapore Council of Social Service is appealing to its n.ember organisations and the public to come forward with relief materials for the victims of the Pakistan cyclone disaster. There is urgent need for food, medicine, cloth, ing, especially warm clothing and blankets. The Coyncil has set
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    Lock icon Condolence messages
    426 2 Messages of condolences from heads of foreign countries and governments poured in following the official announcement of the death of President Y usof. A condolence book will be opened at Rumah Temasek in Kuala Lumpur from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. today. The Singapore flag at Rumah Temasek
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    Lock icon Terrorists kill three soldiers
    119 2 KUCHINQ A large group of armed Communist terrorists attacked and killed three members of Security Forces patrol In an ambush at the 10th mile Oya Road, m 81 bu district last Friday. The Chief Minister, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub said that a Communist terrorist was
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    Lock icon 'SEVERAL FACTORS' AFFECTED MIMI'S MENTAL STATE
    481 3 factors "substantially affected" bargirl Mimi Wong's mental state at the time she allegedly murdered a Jopanese woman, a psychiatrist disclosed. Dr. Wong Yip Chong was testifying for the defence of Mimi in High Court yesterday. She is now on trial for the murder of
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    Lock icon ACCUSED IN DUD NOTES CASE
    62 3 COMMERCIAL artist, Tan Bee Seng, 23, is seen entering the court where he was charged with possession of materials for counterfeiting currency notes. A two-day inquiry was later fixed for Feb. 15 and 16. Tan is alleged to have committed the offence on board the
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    Lock icon PEREIRA HEARING OFF
    63 3 THE hearing Into the case of former teacher Mervyn Simon Pereira, charged with 49 counts of outraging the modesty of students, has been adjourned till Thursday. He was alleged to have committed the offences between April 11, 1968* and March 29 this year at Playfalr Primary School.
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      97 3 Design 63 Happy feet mean happy children —-Teddy it scientifically designed for the healthy growth of young feet. In a beautiful orange and whit* combination with decorative perforations. Sixes: 4 8 Cut a dash in ankle-boots in soft textured leather. The smart shoe fit the man-about town. Available in Dark
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    Lock icon Youth in Malaysia "lucky"
    209 4 IPO Malaysia* youth has very little reason to resort to demonstrations. nniike the youth in other eonntries, to draw attention to their proMenu. This is the opinion of Miss Lourdes O Casas. Chairman of the World Assembly of Tooths. Philippines, who Is on a twoda y
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    Lock icon REGROUPING OF BORDER RESIDENTS
    203 4 ALOR STAR The resettlement of people or fencing of an oreo along the Malaysia-Thai border will be carried out only if there is evidence to show that the people are supporting the communist terrorists. However, the Border Security Committee said in a statement that people in
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    Lock icon Found dead
    31 4 Tan Ah Cheng, 35, a salesman was found dead at the foot of Block 7. Lorong 7. Toa Payoh on Sunday night. Police do not suspect foul p ay.
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    Lock icon QUICK ACTION BY COP
    128 4 PENANG An alert policeman on beat duty* woke up a family of 13, minutes before fire engulfed their wooden house at Concordia Road, off Kelawei Road. Two Are engines s um moned to the scene brought the flames, which broke out at 1.20 am., under control
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    Lock icon Minister denies press rumour
    119 4 KUALA LUMPUR The Assistant Minister of Defence. Tunku Ahmad Rithauddeen bin Tunku Ismail denied that Malaysia was pulling out of the Ave power defence arrangement. .He issued the denial in a statement "to correct the distortion caused by the report which appeared in an English language
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    Lock icon SERVICES IN MALAY FOR PENANG CHURCHES
    149 4 PEN ANG The Diocese of Penan* has written to Catholic churches in Indonesia for various liturgy and texts to help it in its preparation to hold masses and other services in Bahasa Malaysia, The liturgical texts in the Indonesian language would be changed where
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    Lock icon Girl found dead in hotel room
    142 4 Miss Pang Pek, 22, of Tangle Halt Road vat fotand dead hi a room of SouHiern Hotel yesterday. She checked In the hotel at 9.45 a m Twenty minute* later. Miss Pang spoke to a friend. Minutes later the telephone operator tried to get
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    Lock icon BOATS HELD
    43 4 PENANG Three trawler boats together with 13 crew members have been detained by marine police, a police spokesman said. He said that they were detained on Sunday for infringing into in-shore areas at Muka Head on the North-west of Penang Island.
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    Lock icon Welfare Board building
    69 4 KUALA LUMPUR—'Tota Puan Raha, wife of the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will lay the foundation stone of the $300,000 building of the Muslim Women's Welfare Board, West Malaysia, on Dec. 12. According to the publicity officer of the Board, Che Salmah Shamsuddin. the building is expected
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    Lock icon Bid to stay extradition
    58 4 Singapore seaman. Abdul Wahab, 22. who is to be extradited to Australia. to face charges of importing canabis. intends to file a writ of habea s corpus. Hl s counsel Mr. A. Raman, applied to the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. OC. Foenander. to examine the exhibits, with
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    Lock icon Thai troops withdrawal
    89 4 BANGKOK An 11member That military delegation left today for Saigon for talks with South Vietnamese officials about withdrawal of 12,000 Thai combat troops from South Vietnam. Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya. leader of the delegation, told reporters before departure that the delegation would meet South Vietnamese President
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    Lock icon $770 break-in
    52 4 Thieve* broke into the house of Madam Lim Geok Kim, 34. of Mattar Road and escaped with $770 In cash Madam Lim told the police that she had locked the house before she went out on Sunday. When she returned home hour later, she found her front door
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    Lock icon Sultan to hold 3-day exhibition
    249 4 KLANG The Sultan of Selangnr will hold a three-day exhibition of regalias and antiques worth $2 million owned bj him and VIPs at the throne room of the Istana A lam Shah on Hari Ray a Day. The Sultan announced 1 I s. this at
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      39 5 Rational i i MONTHLY CONTEST 39 Valuable prizes must be won! FIRST PRIZE up to $2,000/-Plus 1 day and 1 night all expenses paid stay in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur For further details see your NATIONAL Dealers now I
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    Lock icon REMAKE SOCIETY CALL AT CATHOLIC ASIAN SEMINAR
    539 6 MANILA Cardinal Paul Yu-Pin of Nationalist China yesterday called for a drastic overhaul of Asia's social system in which he said money and power are in the hands of a few. Yu-Pin's hard-hitting statement opened a week-long discussion among 200 Roman Catholic church
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    Lock icon Chinese envoy in Moscow
    136 6 MOSCOW The official Soviet new, agency Tass announced that the new Chinese ambassador to the Soviet Union arrived on Sunday to take the post which has been va ant for four years. Ambassador Liu Hsln Chuan. a former Deputy Foreign Minister, arrived here 12 days after
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    Lock icon Festival is a riot time
    139 6 KANGOOff Security forces arrested Me than SM people here Monday >i<ht after about I.MO disgruntled students went on m rampage, burning (Orenaent cars, stoullf bases and smashing shop window*. An oSrial aanounce—l described those arrested as "disruptive elements'* and said action would he takes as
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    Lock icon Vietcong hold vital route
    226 6 PHNOM PENH Vietcong and North Vietnamese troops Have pushed back Cambodian troops guarding the vital Pich Nil pass, 62 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, official reports said yesterday. Hundreds of guerrillas attacked the oass. and the Highway Four supply route which runs through it. on Saturday.
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    Lock icon ANGRY MOTHER BEATS GIRL TO DEATH
    205 6 TOKYO The wife of a civil servant of the Nationalist Chinese government was accused on Sunday of beating her 4-year-old daughter to death w ith a baseball bat. The child. Huang Chillsiu. died in a Tokyo hospital. Police said her Japanese mother, Huang Yasue,
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      47 7 THE CHAIRMAN AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF HAW PAR BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL LTD. OFFER THEIR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO PUAN NOOR AISHAH AND HER FAMILY ON THE PASSING AWAY OF OUR PRESIDENT INCHE YUSUF BIN ISHAK AL HAJ AS A MARK OF RESPECT OUR OFFICE WILL REMAIN CLOSED TODAY.
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    468 8 Brazil: No probe allowed into torture reports RIO DE JANEIRO The newspaper, 'Journal do Brasil/ announced Brazil will not let any international organisation inspect alleged violations of human rights in the country. The Human Rights Commission of the Organisation of the American States (OAS) has called for
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    Lock icon WOMEN'S RIGHTS CONGRESS: Alimony and pay top the demands
    304 8 VERSAILLES, Fronce French women insist they still lore men but nonetheless appear to be more concerned with higher alimony and equal pay. France's first Women's Rights Congress ended after 325 delegates talk in exuberant confusion for 3 days. The sponsor, "Elle"
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    Lock icon Aussie bogus doctor dies
    114 8 BRISBANE A young Australian who fooled residents of a small Texan town into believing he was a qualified physician, ha s died in hospital of kidney failure. Frank Dalgleish was flown home 3 months ago on a fare paid by the townspeople of McCamey. Texas. Doctors
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    Lock icon BOAC BLACKMAILER WITH COLD FEET
    259 8 LONDON A blackmailer threatened to blow up a British Overseas Airways Corporation airliner if ss3/500,000 worth of diamonds and 551,050 000 cash were not paid. The former got as far as ordering the diamonds from London merchants and Instructing the company In letter to pay
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    Lock icon A prized house indeed
    119 8 A flying saucer-like house, Futuro 11, has been selected as the Grand Prize for a caption contest. It is being organised by the Arrow Company for college students in America. Standing at the edge of Philadelphia International Airport, Futuro II is 26 feet in diameter, 12
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    Lock icon Priest to protest Pope's Sydney visit
    133 8 SYDNEY —New Zealand's Rev Frederick Chan, nine would demonstrate against Pope Paul Y1 holding an ecumenical service in Sydney's Town Hall on next Thursday. Rev. Channing, Pastor of Palmerston North Bible Presbyterian Church on New Zealand's North Island, has invited Irish Protestant leader. Rev
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    Lock icon CYCLONE SURVIVORS MARCH ON DACCA IN SEARCH OF FOOD
    338 9 |}ACCA, Eost Pakistan Starving survivors of the cyclone and tidol waves that devested coastol areas of East Pakistan marched on the capital of Dacca in search of food, water and shelter after despairing of help e¥er coming to them. A trickle
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    Lock icon MUSLIMS THREATEN ELECTION BOYCOTT
    225 9 JAKARTA Leaden of 12 million Muslims have decided on a virtual boycott of Indonesia's general elections, scheduled to be held before J«hf N*t year. The decision was taken at a special national conference of the Indonesian National Party (Parmusi), called to fight the decree under which
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    Lock icon Arms research: U.S. may lose lead to Russia
    263 9 WASHINGTON The U.S. Defence Department's tap wetp«M expert said the U.S. now has a two to-three-year, across-the-board lead mi the Soviet Uaioa m research and technology, bat that the Russians are fiiehl; dosing the (a». Dr. John 8. Foster, the Pentagon's Director
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      219 9 7^ '<• f -f x* ?jv -y *t /«sv.« **v;§Ste, 4V V--. I' V y %t ij£i\ *-r? L*~< K Di V m THREE STRR RRRIIO tVy HRTIIIZIRS PERK STRR RRRIID L3aSkL) AGHICWTUHAJ CHtMICAIS LOOKING for fertilf?ers. agricultural chemicals? BIAN HENG hat it alt. Whether it be Three Star' lertili/eia
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    Lock icon DEATH OF A SINCERE MAN
    293 10 death of President Yusof bin Ishak is shocking news for Singaporeans, especially at this Juncture when the Republic is beginning to reap the rich harvests of freedom the seeds of which he had sown. The heart ailment, which the President suffered for some years, in
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    378 10 "OIGHT or wrong, it is highly interesting to see the lost art of brinkmanship revived. And Richard Nixon, who as Vice President learned the art directly from its innovator and practitioner John Foster Dulles, is eminently suited to do so. His first experiment was in Cambodia when, right in
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    Lock icon INFLATION
    902 10  -  By Edwin Rosenthal THE ugliest nine-letter word in the English language today is "inflation" an economic disease afflicting countries around the world. Its (Oxford) dictionary definition is "undue increase in the quantity of money in relation to goods available for purchase". In simple terms, there Is too much cash
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    140 10 NEW YORK Newsweek magazine said today there was evidence that the forthcoming book "Khrushchev Remembers" was concocted by the Soviet Intelligence Service (KGB) on Instructions from higher authority. The book, said to be made up of reminiscences by former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, is to
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    108 10  -  MARTY ONG There is only one miserable poor bus service which goes to town via Upper Aljunied Road. Residents in Upper Aljunied Lane Hous ng Estate and other adjoining Housing Estates have often to wait for 20 minutes or more for a STC bus. When it appears,
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      59 10 foreign new* uno in. tarn appearing In all edition* of the fca-i»*ro Nun ana the «*ui> <re from Renter* Unlirn Kwi International. Agence France Pre**e fctlltora Pre** syndicate M*»v paper Enterprise elation Publisher* Hall indicate Lo* %ng«*iea Time* Syndicate <«r mini New* service North American Newspapei Alliance first feature*. Inter-Prea*
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    Lock icon LAST OF THE BIG WHALERS
    650 12/13 Thar she blows At a time when shore based whaling stations throughout the world are declining to rarity the C he y n e s Beach Whaling Company in Western Australia is thriving. Cheynes Beach station is at Frenchman Bay in a 13 miles from
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    Lock icon Papillon cases Alcatraz
    686 14  -  'Escape possible, difficult' B* Dick Kleiner The Butterfly inspected the cells in Akatrax and pronounced them comparatively comfortable. Henri Charriere is his real name. Papillon (The Butterfly) is his nickname because he has a fuzzy one tattooed on his chest. That is also th e name of
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    Lock icon Simple Daily Habits Promote Regularity
    403 14  -  By Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D. You can avoid the constipation problem by forming a regular bowel habit. ThLs doesn't mean the bowels must more every day. You should consume enough volume at breakfast to stimulate the normal reflex call to stool that follows eating.
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    Lock icon Nuclear pacemaker progresses
    483 14  -  By W. A. Swartworth Thanks to a tiny bat-tery-powered device called a pacemaker, thousands of persons with unreliable hearts lead reasonably normal lives. But the pacemaker as presently des gned has two orlncip&l drawbacks Its batteries sometimes fall unexpected.y, and at best they must be replaced every
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    Lock icon Attenborough to direct "Young Winston"
    609 15 LONDON Carl Foreman, writer-pco-d u c e of "Young Winston/' the major picture for Columbia Pictures based on Hie life of Winston Churchill has announced that Richard Attenborough wiU direct the film which is scheduled to go into production April 26, 1971. The teaming of
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    Lock icon PAT O'BRIEN RETIRE? NOT ON YOUR IRISH
    577 15  -  By Dick Kleiner He's the stereotyped picture of the comfortably retired man he smokes a pipe, his feet are in slippers, two dogs sit on his lap and his hair is snow white. But Pat O'Brien is far from retired. At 71, he
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      188 15 SHAW 1 L I D O Phone 3 ***** UHI DAY' 11 1.30. 4. 0.3 V A t.15 John Wayne "CHISI'M" Panavlslon St Color (WB) Opens Tomorrow! "A TIME FOR LOVE" IA SHAW PRODUCTION t Mandarin In Bcope Color CAPITOL Phsne ***** NOW SHOWING: 11 am. I.4ft. 4.00. 0.30, 0.30
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      199 15 ORG APJIS ATIOIM 1 M 30 HAY ***** NOW SHOWINOt 11 M. I to 400 H .to to "Lost In The Desert" Color Dirkie Hayes. (Columbia) Hrhuol Concession: •1 00 To Any Beat Dally At U am. 1.30. 4. 6 30 Shows ORCHARD -3 7 6518 I Now Showing! No
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    123 16 KELHAM. England An Anglican monk to a s shocked his brother* by announcing he intends to get married to a nun. Father Simon lieln, author of many published articles on the virtues of celibacy, met hij bride-to-be during a course at a theological college near this
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      739 16 'i. 4* CARROLL RIGHTER'S Kapacpapp nviVPiVii 1 ÜB»A the Cairo!) Rigbter lnttiiute lily in other sary thai you discuss your project with one of more experience. j f) r*t> A ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) An associate is best to listen to today whose planetary lorce is beneficial to
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      23 16 LADIES DAY mjj to m -a I mm One thing worries ne 111 never be ible to play a shoe Kit from injthexcfj
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    Lock icon My first train journey
    366 18 I was most delighted to bear from my aunt again. She wrote to inform me that she would be attending her sister's wedding in Kedah and would be away for •bout week. I was asked to go to her house in Trengganu, to look after my
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    Lock icon Oh! How I wish to be young
    407 18 Looking of my birth certificate, I realise that I am sixty-five-yeors old now with twelve children and twenty grandchildren. Oh, Wow I wish to be young and not be like this with wrinkles all over my face, my eyes dull and my pair
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    Lock icon Farewell dinner
    69 18 Fairfield Methodist Girls' School Alumnae Association will hold Its annual dinner on Dec. 12 (7.30 p.m.) at the School Hall. It will also be an occasion to hid farewell to Mrs. Koh Joo Hock who has been In the School's staff for sixteen years. The cost Is $6
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    Lock icon His steady wants love commitment
    647 18  -  DATELINE By Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAR ELE and Walt: I have been dating Susan for half a year and I thought she was really enjoying it. Last night she asked me point blank if she was "wasting" her time with me. I didn't know
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      188 18 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe Tbe Eastern Sun's nuy writing conttit for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears ia Hiis page from Monday to Friday. Prise money Is: $lO lot Seniors and IS tot |uniors to* every (iuv published All
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon TEAM OF EXPERTS READY TO TRAIN WOULD-BE-MODELS
      800 19  -  by Marianne Pereira After an eight years absence from the modelling school field Ruth Warner has realised (from the nagging she had from close friends) that she is desperately needed "back on the scene", and has decided to open a new school. Called
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      Lock icon Old saying means end of romance
      633 19  -  ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: There's an old Hungarian saying "If you want to see what your wife will look like in 30 years, take a good look at her mother." Do you believe it? Marcla's mother Ls M>out 40 pounds overweight. She's fat
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      Lock icon No fresh incentives
      240 20 was still o scarcity of buyers when the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore opened another week of trading yesterday. This factor alone led to big drops in shares across a broad front. No fresh incentives seem to appear in a generally tired market. Main falls were
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      Lock icon Industry priorities
      175 20 KUALA LUMPUR Agriculture-based and labour-intensive industries will bp given priority in the 25 projects in Malaysia in which the International Executive Service Con* will provide expertise n ext year At present the lESC is £roviding expertise to lalaysia in the food processing. plywood, plastic making, and cement industries.
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      Lock icon Giant dock
      67 20 TOKYO Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd., one of Japan's leading shipyards has decided to build a giant dock capable of building a 1,000,-000-dwt vessel at its shipyard in Sakaide. Shikoku island, according to the company. Construction of the dock. 500 metres long and 75 metres wide is tentatively scheduled
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      Lock icon Rubber 54 3/4 cts.
      271 20 December first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 54-3/4 cents per lb., up 3/4 cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. The suspension of December stockpile sales announced by the GSA over the
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      94 20 TIIK nnon prices at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange yeMerrtaj wan:a b Coconut Oil (f.o.b.) bulk 61.00 Coconut Oh (f.o.b > drum (tt-50 Mlxeil Copra 34 Mont oh v\mie I't'PDfl ilo.b.) ASTA 100% N.WL. 182.50 Sarawak Whit® Pepper dob) 9(5% N W.L 1-/2.50 8n raw a It special Black
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      112 20 BONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Kuyers) (Sellers) 196 197 per 100 Strait? dollars 148 150 per 1,000 Taiwar, o* liars 6.76 6.775 per Australian dollai 840 360 oer 1.000 Burmese kvats 490 510 per 1.000 Indian rupees 148 163
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      705 20 BID and offer prices officially listed at tbe close of business in tbe Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange vesterda? were: INDUSTRIALS Acma 1.18 124 Ajinomoto 180 1.95 Aican 125 1.28 Allied Choc2.50 2j67 Ben. 95 Berjaya .93 95 Borneo cd 1.64 Boustead 1
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      851 20 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 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Alcan $1 28 (1) $126 (2); Berjaya 98 cts. 12) 06cts. (2) 97cts (1)96}
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    Lock icon Switch to containers
    98 21 Container transport is rapidly displacing conventional cargohandling systems in Australia The Most obvious manifestation of the switch is the regular arrival at Australian ports of new container ships brimming like Christmas sleighs with multi-coloured packages. Australian newspapers proclaim the new arrivals with almost monotonous frequency, yet few
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    564 21 UKIV4LB 145 m MHA Itfi Roll Lurapur IJItm MM SR MMrjt. Kuala Lumpur tJlaa MM ISl Kuala Laupv IN i n M>A l« Kuala Lumpur 11 US a m. MM 454 r©aanc. a a 1 a Lumpur li ft* a m MHA tt» Jakarta IMpm MHA 451 KB
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    Lock icon MINES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
    363 21 GYOHEY Prices for mining issues improved in brighter trading session on Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday. Most t «NpffUS«V* gains were li« fcea- j vprcighh where ▼era! stocks Made gains. Turnover Increased and rises outnumbered falls at U»e dose. CRA gained 10 cents to close $l3 JO. Great
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    Lock icon Textile talks still continue
    266 21 WASHINGTON Japanese U-S. negotiatort in Waifci«j*c» still maintained some nopes oi avoiding a total breakdown in testae talks despite reports of jloon fwn Tokyo. Japanese Ambassador Nobuhko Ushiba and Presidential assisUnt Peter Flanlgan met at the White House for one full hour to continue the negotiations
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    Lock icon NAIROBI TRIP
    100 21 Eight travel executives from Singapore and one from Brunei left W week for an Air-India's educational visit t° Nairobi. The group is led by Mr Ng Kok Siang. AirIndia's area sales superintendent. The group will visit Bombay en route to Nairobi and return to Singapore on Nov. 2i.
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    Lock icon TIN PRICE
    13 21 The tin price for yesterday was 58f»4.00 per picul down $l.OO.
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    Lock icon KOREA EXPORTS
    58 21 SEOUL south Korea's total exports during 1970 are expected to exceed the goal of one billion US. dollars. Commenee-Industr v Minister Lee Nak-Sun said yesterday. Lee said the nation's exports are expected to reach 1,004.800,000 U.S.' dollars by year-end estimate was contained in a report to President Park
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    997 22 The following are the race-weights for the third and fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club November meeting; SATURDAY CL 1 Drv. ft 1 MILE Mahseer 9 00 BellendainO 8.10 Aratunga 8.10 Foresight 8.09 Moonbeam 8.07 Double Seven 8.07 Bandit 8 06 Kachang Kuda 8 06 East
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    117 22 rOKYO. Japan gainid a 1-0 win over Djur(ardens I .P. here vesteray the visiting Swedish leams onl v defeat in a lour-match goodwill se. ties. The Japanese scored ft the 66th minute when i Swedish attempt to dear a free kick put the »all at the
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    45 22 DARLINGTON, Pennsylvania: Here's something new in car fashions a mobile press box. It is used by Northwestern High School here and was built because a permanent press bo* was impractical while tfcii model can be stored behind the stands between oam**.
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    630 23 SATURDAY RACE 1: MAGNIFICENT SWORDSMAN (Wilson) wa§ slow to begin. velayutham when questioned replied th.it in the straight CLEVER ANDY was inclined to hang in. His statement wa K noted. S. Ng was fined $5OO for sitting against ACE OF DIAMONDS 11 from the 4 mile to
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    76 23 Entries are now being invited for the 4th Open Chess championships organised by the Siglap Community Centre. The eight-day championship to be played under laws of the World Chess Federation commences on December 5. The participants will be divided into two sections the open and Women's section.
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    224 23 SYDNEY The competing American team for the first American Australia Challenge Cup series for kix-metre yachts arrived Sunday. The two contenders are Toogooloowoo V of the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht C.ub of Sydney and St. Francis IV of the St. Francis Yacht Club of San
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    141 23 BELGRADE The classification Commission of the International Table Tennis Federation has issued a provisional ranking list of the world's top players, the Yugoslav News Agency said Sunday. The Yugoslav Table Tennis Federation, according to Tanjug. reported the list was compiled on the basis results recorded in
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    240 23 STOCKHOLM Cliff Richey, 23-year-old Texan, needs only two points' from the Stockholm Open tournament to win the 5575,000 first prize in the International Lawn Tennis Federation's Grand Prix series. The Stockholm Tournament is the last of the series. Australian Rod Laver, who
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    274 23  -  By JON HENDERSON BRISBANE Geoff Boycott and John Edrich scored centuries as MCC's tour-day match against Queensland ended in a predictable draw at the Brisbane Cricket Ground yesterday. With no chance of a positive result. the Englishman turned the final day Into a
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    118 23 KARACHI Iran is almost certain to stage the 7th Asian Games in 1974. according to an Asian Games Federation Press bulletin here. The bulletin said that Iran was the only contender for host of the 1974 games after the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur,
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    99 23 HONG KONG Problems in assuring participation of some of the world's top professionals in the Hong Kong Inter* national Tennis tournament led the local association to announce yesterday the tournament will be postponed from its scheduled dates ot Dec. 15-20. "Doubts were cast that a tournament
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    175 23 DETROIT Ford Motor Co. shocked the auto racing world last week by announceing it was ending Its multi million dollar racing programme immediately. Ford'g withdrawal from the racing field came les s than a week after Chrysler drastically cut Its racing programmes for next year.
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    281 24 NEW YORK Josef Stalin's daughter Svetlona Alliluyeva says many references to her in the first segment of the controversial book "Khrushchev Remembers/' appearing in Life Magazine are foliacious, according to a report in the New York Times yesterday. In an article signed by long-time Moscow correspondent Harrison
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    54 24 NEW DELHI India Intends to take part In next January's Commonwealth Prime Ministers* Conference in Singapore but has not yet decided whether the Premier, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, will attend, parliament was told yesterday. "The level of representation is still under consideration," External Affairs Minister Swaran
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    34 24 TEL AVIV Israel yesterday charged that Egyptian planes flew over Israeli military installations on the astern bank of the Suez Canal twice within the past 24 hours in violation of the ceasefire.
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    36 24 Taxi-driver Lee Ah Konf, 96, was robbed of $lB his day's earning by two robbers on Sunday night at 8.30 p.m. After taking 2 passengers to Kim Tian Road, they robbed him instead.
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    192 24 THE following roads will be closed to all traffic during the state funeral procession for the late President Yusof bin Ishak, starting at 10.00 a.m. Orchard Road, between Bencoolen Street and Killiney Road; Clemenceau Avenue, between Cavenagh Road and River Valley Road; Penang Road; Stamford Road;
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    35 24 A crane-driver, Oa n En K Cheong, 39. was yesterday tentatively charged In a preliminary inquiry with the alleged rape of an eleven-year-old girl at Birch Road on Oct. 11 at 11 pjn.
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    158 24 BRUSSELS Common Market ministers yesterday failed to make headway on implementing a phased plan for the economic and monetary union of the Six, due to start on January 1. With France and Belglum differing from their partners on the political and economic aspect*, of
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    57 24 A housewife was yesterday fined $250 for voluntarily causing hurt to another woman in fight outside the Magistrate's court on Sept. 7. Chan Thane admitted In the Seventh Magistrate's Court that sh« •truck jan Sai Choo. 50. on the forehead with a chisel on the roadside
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