Eastern Sun, 13 December 1970

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    15 1 THE SUN JPinai mmnon WW Vol. 1 No. 39 Sunday, 13 December 1970. MC(P) 1953
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    Lock icon U.K. DECLARES EMERGENCY
    286 1 LONDON —The government decided to proclaim a State of Emergency giving itself special powers to deal with Britains six-day-old electric power cri,sis, yesterday. Government sources said the decision was reached at a speciol cabinet meeting presided over by Prime Minister Edward Heath at his No. 10 Downing
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    Lock icon The little boy pictured is obviously amused by Father Christmas's attention.
    74 1 THE Hans Anderson Clnb yesterday fare a Christmas party at Raffles Hotel. More than 5M children from seven Homes attended the two-hour programme. Father Christmas as usual gave the children cakes, tea, biscuits, icecream and toys. Besides Father Christmas,
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    Lock icon 51 hurt in blast near mayor's office
    146 1 NEW YORK An explosion destroyed a cafe opposite city hall yesterday injuring 51 people and jarring the office of Mayor John Lindsay. Police said one man wa s believed to be missing. Twelve people were seriously injured. Eighteen were admitted to hospital. A
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    Lock icon We, the young and bold
    191 1 SINGAPORE'S claim to be a young, vigorous and futureoriented nation was Saturday proved statistically. According to the interim report of. this year's census. 60,481 percent of the'population is under 25. The total population is 2,074,507 and of these 1,254,988 are under 25. People above 65
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      12 1 mm OR TIM MI m iadir4( new timepieces SONY STEREO SPEAKER SYSTEM
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    Lock icon 'Britain must keep word to South Africa'
    311 2 LONDOK UN Carr IndM. Britain's Defeofle Bin tturj. has aai4 that Britain would he WT fodiah not to honour her shMgation to Sooth Africa to help defsaj the see route ar«M| the CaveLard Carrington, speak ftng hi i British Broadcasting Corporation ra dio
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    Lock icon Nixon's 45 minutes with Dayan
    179 2 WASHINGTON President Nixon, hoping to prod Israel into resuming Middle East peace talks with Arab nations conferred with Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Dayan beside a blazing log fire in his office. General Dayan called at the White House to discuss the Middle Eatt situation and
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    Lock icon $125,000 SCOUT HQ FOR KATONG
    151 2 THE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Rahim Ishak, opened a $125,000 scout district headquarters at Martia Road in Katong yester- day. Mr. Ishak said, "The alms of the movement could be better achieved with a centre like this." Paying tribute to the late
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    Lock icon Hearts of a family for Barnard
    60 2 CAPETOWN, South Africa South Africa's pioneer heart surgeon. Dr. Christian Barnard, has performed four open heart operations this week, all on members of the same family. Barnard performed operations on Fiona Brennan, 9. and Vanessa Brennan. 11, on Tuesday, and Thursday night carried out
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    Lock icon Thieves take $14,000 worth of skins
    144 2 CROCODILE skins worth $14,000 were stolen from a store in Tomlinson Rood yesterday. The theft was discovered shortly before midnight oy caretaker Soon Hin Seng, 49, when he returned from dinner. The skins belonged to Messrs. A. C. Galstaun and Company Ltd. and were
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    Lock icon New Swedish ambassador
    57 2 Mr. Eric Otto Gunnarsson Virgin has been appointed as the new Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Sweden to Singapore. He joined the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 1942 and has served in various capacities in the Ministry. He succeeds Count Axel Lewenhaupt who left for Bangkok for
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    Lock icon Tax hounds turn up extra $1.4m
    167 2 Investigations into 45 cases of large tax evasions were carried out by the Investigation Section of Inland Revenue Department for the year ending December 31, 1969. Additional tax and penalties derived from the 45 cases amounted to $1,391,478. "Hie Income returned only came to
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    Lock icon Tax evasion charge
    88 2 A clerical assistant with the Marine Police yesterday claimed trial to a charge of evading excise duties on goods in his possession. Lim Boon Fatt, 38 was alleged to have in his possession dutiable goods on which customs duties were not paid. He was said to have
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    Lock icon $7.50 for student transport
    94 2 Th* NTUC will now charge all children refor COMFORT^s mini-bus service a flat rate of $7 50 per child per month, irrespective of their parents' membership "The management of COMPORT has also been directed to ensure that all drivers provide a door-to-door service and safely deliver
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    Lock icon Unusual present
    65 2 Two furious-looking and gorgeously-c o loured lion heads were presented to the Singapore Student Centre In South Australia at the Tourist Promotion Board yes. tenia jr. They were the perso- nal gifts of tl>e Board's Chairman Tan Sri Runme Shaw. Mr. Dennis Mainwood. the Singapore Students' Liaison Officer
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    Lock icon Thumbs down for Ishak's family plan
    378 3 For all its obvious advantages, the Kahini Ishak style of family planning is not likely to find many converts In Singapore. His plan have babies only in November and December met with general di s approval from women, judging from answers received in a
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    Lock icon RAZAK TO SELL ASIAN NEUTRALITY TO THAIS
    326 3 QANGKOK Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak's arrival here tomorrow coincides with the painful re-appraisal of Thailand's staunchly anti-Communist policy. As soon as he took the reins of government in Kuala Lumpur over three months ago Razak announced a policy of neutralisation of
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    Lock icon The youngest protester...
    138 3 THIS youn«: hippie. Bina Thomas. 5. has joined the protest scene to plead for an end to war. The placard he carries on his one-man demonstration carries the slogan "peace, not murT Bina, being young. Is ■till a moderate of course. Otherwise, It would have read something
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    Lock icon Three years' jail for watch thief
    71 3 TAN HOT Tee 23. was Saturday sentenced to three years' Jail when he pleaded guilty to stealing 193 watches. The Third District Court was told that Tan broke Into Ewan Watch Dealers at the Presidential Shopping Centre on August 22. Tan stole 193 watches
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    Lock icon Painting exhibition
    63 3 THE chairman of the Asia Commercial Banking Corporation Ltd., Dato Tan Kim Chua, will officially open the 81 xt h exhibition of paintings by members of the Singapore Academy of Arts on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. at the Anglo-C hlnese School. The exhibition, sponsored together with the China
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    Lock icon Charity talent contest
    45 3 THE "King of Songi and the "Queen Songs" will receive Shiseido Trophy and Shiseido Crown respet tively at the Far Eai Singing Talent Contef at the National Theati on Tuesday. Proceeds from th function will go to tk Singapore Children's S ciety.
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    Lock icon Registering for classes
    30 3 The Adult Educatiot Board will register stu dentg for its 1971 s« condary classes fron December 18 to 23 fron 9 a m to 4 d rn.
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      114 3 i RESERVE NOW for your Christmas and New Year's Eve Dinner YAMAHA and ORCHID INN Proudly Presents The WoHd Renowned Organist Mr. H. Saito with YAMAHA EX 42 (The only organ in Singapore) At SANTIANA RESTAURANT 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 25th $25 00 per person X'mas Eve $35.00 per person New
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      138 4 veryffl I I A I PEL I FRANCISCO ir LOS ANGELES ■n fijrj Five airlines fly around j/nr the world. Only one offers you delightfully old- Qj fashioned service. A personal care that goes back at least jflH six centuries to when the WrM rules of Japanese hospitality and courtesy
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      79 6 w r ISj r- am i S t c > .National l MONTHIX" CONTEST 39 Valuable prizes must be won! FIRST PRIZE up to $2,000/-Plus 1 day and 1 nightfall expenses paid)stay in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur. For further details see your NATIONAL. Dealers now I ■LSS •A 1 i
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  • THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong
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      360 7 ft Thu.itfp NightClub FIRE AND FEATHERS The Are of Italian love songs. dances from the Icy steppes of Russia. passionate love son«j> and flamencos from 8paifi, come together in a blaze of colour and sound Hear firebird ChrUtine Corelll. watch Natasha von Stalingrad and Prince Nureyev. be carried away by
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      114 7 •i c > > MX 020 iS OS-40 SOLE AGENTS <Zo. < P*«. 313 VICTOR IA STREET SINGAPORE 7* PHONE *****4 (3 UNES) Cut Here To- NANYANC RADIO CO. PTE. LTD. P.O. Box 2435, Singapore Please send me a catalogue and price-list on Model I Name Address S I l
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      44 8 Sf mm 'm >.•• <• jqjn INK f jar/ '^■:WSp^V' >• ->.: :;M I' SMJRNOrf s «w: i K. r> *.<* rx v f )UUOK HI jog Smirnoff and Orange. It looks like kid's stuff. It tastes innocent It's no teenage crush. Srakooft on **erj*»«yV& Hps. on nobody's breath
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      87 8 THE GREATEST MAGIC EXTRAVAGANZA EVER Hraita Commences Friday ISth Otcrinker liaU> «.M «k>m. Mattanc data., Sana. Htuoan 400 Ticker** available at National Theatre BOK Office (10 a in. 0 p.m dally Including Buns. Holidays i. Cold Storage; CK. Tang and Rofcinsoni. Bv en In g ances: $2/-; $4/-; Matloree: $2/-;
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  • CHRISTMAS 70 food and drink feature
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      Lock icon COOK JOY BACK INTO CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR
      734 9  -  BY THE SUN'S FOOD WRITER RUTH BAKALAR Christmas ploy and make good cheer. For Christmas comes but once a year/' Take poet Thomas Tusser's wise advice and make heaps of good cheer the special Christmas cheer born of good food and good drink
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      Lock icon ONE WORLD – ONE CHRISTMAS
      1409 10/15 ONE WORLD ONE CHRISTMAS A DELIGHTFUL BLEND OF BORROWINGS... ltf ULTlracial, multi-lingual Singapore is truly a world in miniature and the advantages of this situation are never more apparent than at Christmas time. The Western-style Christmas that Singapore celebrates is a singular and delightful blend of borrowings from every continent
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      Lock icon Triple-nationality pie
      190 10/15 Three countries contribute to this Christmas dessert (picture above); the mincemeat is Britain's, the apples and oranges an American idea, and the crumb topping a French Invention. CHRISTMAS PIE Liuc a 9-inch pie plate with pastry, shaping m fluted standing rim- Chill. Sprinkle 2 cups thinly sliced raw
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      185 10/15 i i "i- v.; QUALITY IS OUR BUSINESS mm PTE. LTD. Manufacturers of SOFT DRINKS SQUASHES CORDIALS FAMOUS SIN Welcome to Metropole, the Hotel which it situated In the heart of the city with panoramic view of Merdeka Bridge and the sea front. It offers you first class facilities at
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      29 10/15 60UTIQUI Ready mad* drcitn Hand bags Costume Itwcltcry Accessories Dresses tailored within 24 hewn !a*****760 LAU'S ARCADIA ■OOM iA (GftOUNO HI 21/ (AST COAit <o*o. SINGAPCMC IS. E Wh
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  • THE SUN SPORTS LIFTOUT
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      Lock icon SINGAPORE BEATS SOUTH VIETNAM
      117 11 basketball UPI. BANGKOK Singapore beat South Vietnam 98-87 (51-36) yesterday afternoon in a match which saw nine players fouling out, four Vietnamese and five Singaporeans. Singapore's Tay Meng Lee dominated the winners in scoring, with 34 points, while Vietnam's Hua Kim Thanh got 32. Singapore had
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      Lock icon India beats Singapore seven-nil
      201 11 BANGKOK India, cofavoured with Pakistan in field hockey in the Sixth Asian Games, coasted to a 7-0 (3-0) win over Singapore yesterday in Its first game of this year's competition. The score might have been higher but for the work of Anwaru] Haque in the Singapore
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      Lock icon FIVE GAMES RECORDS SET BY JAPANESE
      488 11  -  By ERNESTO MENDOZA BANGKOK Five Asian Games records came crashing down Saturday as Japanese swimmers plunged into the race for gold medals with times marginally close to the world's best. They bolstered predictions that Japan, who collected all 28 swimming and diving medals as
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    • 6th asian games
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        Lock icon SINGAPORE HOLDS INDIA TO A DRAW
        295 12/13 Waterpolo BANGKOK Singapore's waterpolo team averted a shock defeat Saturday at the hands of India by scoring a late goal to force a 7-7 draw in their group "A" match. India, the underdogs' led 5-3 at halftime. The Singaporeans jumped into the attack and
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        Lock icon Indian cagers beat Malaysia 77-72
        134 12/13 BANGKOK rndia beat Malaysia 77-72 yesterday in an Asian Games basketball thriller which saw the Malaysians lead 30-19 after 12 minutes, only to see their lead narrowed to one point at the half. 38-39. The two teams were tied 47-47 at the seventh minute in
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        Lock icon Thailand/Indonesia in final
        88 12/13 BANGKOK Thailand and Indonesia won the semi-finals of the men's badminton team event yesterday, Thailand beating Malaysia 3-1, and favoured Indonesia downing Japan by the same margin. In the women's team event Japan beat Indonesia, 3-2, and Thailand beat Korea 3-0, In yesterday's seml- finals. Since losing
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        Lock icon Medal standings
        86 12/13 BANGKOK The Asian Games medals table after the third day's competition (15 gold medals were decided yesterday) is: COUNTRY GOLD SILVER BRONZE Japan 23 13 5 Iran 3 1 India 2 2 5 Thailand 1 5 2 Israel 1 2 2 Nationalist China I 3 0 Ceylon 1
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        Lock icon Chi may cancel Australian trip
        252 12/13  -  By Graham Stewart BANGKOK Worid record-breaking sprinter Chi Cheng is unlikely to run in Australia later this month. Her American coach Vince Reel said Saturday a planned trip to run at Invitation meetings in Sydney and Melbourne wa s "very doubtful" The 26-year-old star from
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        322 12/13 MEN'S DISCUS (Final) 1. Praveen Kumar (India) 52.32m 2. Jalal Keshmiri (Iran) 5140m 3. Toji Hayashi (Japan) 48 04m MEN'S 400 METRES (Final) 1. Yoshimaru Tomonapo (Japan) 46.6 (equals record) 2 Wimaladasa (Ceylon) 46.7 3 Such a Singh (India) 47.2 MEN'S 100 METRES (Final) 1. Masahide Jinno (Japan) 10.5
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      Lock icon ENGLAND ALL OUT FOR 397
      348 12/13 PERTH, Australia Six balls from England's pace bowler John Snow yesterdays placed England in a commanding position to force a result in the second Test against Australia at Perth. Snow was responsible for removing the Australian opening batsmen Bill Lawry (nought) and Keith Stackpole (five)
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      Lock icon Player back into running
      359 12/13 BUENOS AIRES South African Gary Player bounced back into the running in the Argentina Masters golf tournament here Friday with a four under par second round of 66. Player, who opened with a 79 vesterday. joined Australian David Graham and Argentinian Juan Quinteros in second place
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      Lock icon Shibata wins WBC crown
      226 12/13 TIJUANA, Mexico Kuniaki Shibata of Japan upset champion Vicente Saldivar of Mexico Friday with a 13th round technical knockout to win the World Boxing Council version of the world featherweight crown. Saldivar's face was covered with blood from cuts over his eyes and his handlers refused
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    1069 14  -  I Immediately after the Commonwealth Games recently many boxers announced their intention of turning professional to join the paid ranks and try to earn a fortune as well as fame in the ring. This article deals with some of the boxers who have made
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    Lock icon Japan cycling team breaks Games record
    271 14 BANGKOK japan won fth« gold medal for 1 1600 metres cycling team time trial by flashing to the new Asian Games record of 1 minut« 55.09 seconds. Three of the four Japanese cyclists fell during a training session on the velodrone Friday but they
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    Lock icon Make it a sweet season
    1677 16 Make Sweet Christmas sweeter stili with cookies and cand'.es you make yourself. These are traditional holiday sweets, each with Its distinctive touch of Christmas colour, flavour, texture, In a variety to suit all tastes from simplest to most sophisticated. Serve cookies and candies w.th Christmas
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      42 16 When a man is successfiil, his brandy is Hennessy. t i I he Spirit of Success itt •>: ■>. .*x r 11 m m# :v2i HEHIUSST W<vC ONI 9>MV »k >/ v.SS® rm *r*. ..v., Vj\\cc^ I a':&v; S s ■•AV. m Si «r <>s<
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    199 17 A treat (or Santa is a tradition that young children delight to honour S a n t a enjoy* it even more when Santa is Daddy and the treat takes the form of unusual cookies that taste intriguingly of his favourite chocolate and salted peanuts. CHOCOLATE
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    Lock icon Make way for a quick plum pudding
    352 17 QUICK is a relative term this pudding takes Just as long as any ether plum pudding to OMk, and the cook must stand ready to add more boiling water to ike kettle as necessary. But it is s quick-mix pudding, so fast and
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      36 17 Moat 4tm Cake Shop <Ui. 35 Teafltn load, Singapore 10. Tel: 6424Z3. 354 Commonwealth Singapore 6. Tel: *****0 Marvellous variety of delicious cakes and pastries made to order, birthday and wedd«ng cakes, also for all occasion*.
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    Lock icon KEEP YOUR PARTY GOING WITH THESE DELICACIES
    802 18 Christmas Day is an ideal time for an open house, a casual party that goes on its relaxed, effortless way for hours and hours. Ouesta com« and go at their own pace, sometimes stay Just long enough to exchange greetings and drink a
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    465 18 OPEN HOUSE DRINKS Christmas Isn't the same wthout eggnog, but In Singapore eggnog is a problem. Even If you could find or afford to buy —the fresh, heavy cream that real eggnog needs, the dlfflcu ties of keeping the nog cold and. fresh and untainted—are still very much
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      85 18 THE COCKPIT MOTEL It EXCEPTIONALLY OAV THROUGHOUT THE CHRISTMAS SEASON DrmnioM TO I A a. ON K MAS AND NEW TEAM'S EVE MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT ON X'MAS NIGHT *NO BOXING NIGHT RESERVATIONS LIMITED (Eochpit JHotel W > SINGAPORE ■maj WE HAVE KING SIZED CUPS at THE Coffee House I s
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      55 19 V W o°* ocfS^O 01 Every 3 seconds someone somewhere buys a TIMEX watch Q V l sn »l ft time you had a TIMEX? J COMPREHENSIVEWIUJIEN&jMRANIEf_ w THF niIARANTFFCARD GIVES YOU ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE INSIST ON ITI IlllPj Trademark of U.S. Time Corp.. manufacturer of Tlmex watches. Distributed
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      254 19 WE WAMT TO HEAR THAT SToiry you PKOMISEP LHS I r -^1 ONE A*OTFT~ SAI iS i S2 5©C 8 5W SB ?*5>S? ¥> >5^J 181 S3 1 >S ft 8 A l 2 if C'MOM V041....V0J PI?OMISEP TO TELL U* APOUT 5iK LANCELOT Yost, youe 6 PEAT, 6KEAT, 6REAT,
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      1817 20 LISTENING tv and radio guide TV Singapura JBsSsJISBT* R N*wb 7.10 Breakfast Time OJO T8. News U. ■■HBHHHHHH CHANNEL «~.n 11.11 in 2S 1 ...'/Z A <<£3l W 9 46 Opening Annate. At The Jack 1a Lunate cm OrclMWtrA ||1i 1M6 JMku (Reason ohae boited by Jackie Show Lassie "Bui
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    Lock icon MISER SCROOGE IS SINGING IN TOWN
    459 21  -  THE SUN at the MOVIES Musical has colour and emotion too By Cameron Blaike "WHAT the dickens hove they done to Scrooge," says the poster. They've made him a song and dance man, that's what. And that's something producer Robert Solo should never have
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    297 21 Cotton Comes To Harlem adds a new dimension to the meaning: of a 'black comedy'. Today it means a comedy-action film about black heroes, written and directed by a black director, for black audiences. But don't let that stop you from seeing thi s fast and
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      135 21 ORGANISATION HAY ***** NOW SHOWING! U am. 1.30. H M A l.» "U»j« Of Veairnoet" Color Ulullaoo Oemma Scope Charity Film Prrmlrrel Wednesday 19th at 9 15 Dm OCT* "SCROOGE" Color Albert Finuey PVmlon I ODEON 10TII DAT! 11 ISO «00 6.30 1-30 William Holdea Virus List "THE CHRISTMAS TREE'
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      240 21 @pCT!OT7 ORGANISATION LIDO *****4 LABT OAK! II am 1 4ft 4 (I SO A ».lft "Cotton Comra To Ihrka" Color (United ArUatal See MISS WORLD" ID NEWS PICTOKIAU Open* Tomorrow Bjr DrnMad Burt Lancaster. Dean Martin Jean Seberg "AIBPOBT" ColorSeope fAi'irni umrtu Open a Today!—No Free Lkt II an IJW
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      Lock icon Seagulls come to church
      249 22 Read Psalm 84 BLESSED are they that dwell in Thy house (Psalm 84:4). IT WAS a great day in Vancouver. An odd snow flake fell. Passing b* First Baptist Church, I was surprised to see, lined along the roof of this stately building, scores of seagulls.
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      Lock icon BISHOP CHANDU RAY REPORTS FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE FOR ASIAN EVANGELISM
      791 22 The first authenticated record of a Christian mis* sionory to mainland China was a Syrian in 635 A.D. The Emperor Tai Tsung paid him great honour by sending one of his chief ministers to receive him. Bince then the
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      357 22 The curse causeless does not come THE DIRECTOR of the Federal Bureau o| Investigation in the United States, J. Edgar Hoover, ploces the frightful increase in rape squarely ot the door of "the near nudity of the modern girl." And who among us can doubt that he
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      Lock icon A man and his dog
      93 22 A new auxiliary of the Bible Society has been formed in the North West District of Canada The Secretary is the Rev. Stephen JF Collins, whose experience a? a missionary in Labrador well equips him for the region he has to cover. And in some
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    Lock icon 'DISCRIMINATION' ON NANTAH ACCOUNTANCY GRADUATES
    288 24 THE Singopore Society of Account ants hos been accused of depriving Nontoh occountoncy graduates of their right to practise their profession. The charge was made by a lecturer of Nantah's Department of occountoncy, Mr. Ding Mow Sung; LI B. (Tokyo); LI B. (Yale). "Is It
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    75 24 TOKYO Japan Air Lines (JAL) said jesterday it may re-study its plans to buy supersonic airliners being developed by the U.S., Britain and France. JAL has already placed orders with U.S.'a Boeing Company for five SST planes and for three Anglo-French Concordes. The spokesman
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    36 24 VANCOUVER Ti.e bodies of two Russian seamen missing since last Monday when they left their freighter for a hike was found by searchers In a Canyon at the base of Muchalat Mountain.
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    Lock icon 200 PAL pilots resign in protest
    84 24 MANILA Some M pilots of Philippine Air Lines (PAL) submitted their resignations yesterday to protest the firing of their union president, Captain Felix Gaston. Gaston, head of the Philippine Air Line Pilots Association, was (Uncharged for his failure to return to work in time
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      141 24 MIIMt the challenge of ®)1 this exciting career as a pilot mM.kt the Air Defence Command More and more intelligent andadven tUtjgfcW young with initial rve and a high degree of physical fitness are re* ponding to this challenge. Those who hava Joined the SAF at pilot trainees are confident
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      102 24 Around town 9.M a.m. Opening Ceremony of the Red Cross Youth Leadership Training Coarse bj Inch* Mohsmed Ghasall bin Ismail, Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Education at Singapore Red Cross Society Training Centre. Nlcoll Drive. 104 p.m. Art Exhibition by "Six Young Contemporaries" at Tang Chou Art Gallery and Framers, Outram
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