The Straits Times Annual, 1 January 1973
1973-01-01
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The Straits Times Annual
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Title Section11 1973-01-01 1 The Straits Times Annual 1973 KDN 6028 MC(P) 3939 A 011 words
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Article, Illustration384 1973-01-01 32/33 How Queen Elizabeth (and the Duke) made it a Royal Visit to remember by P. C. Shivadas 34 Why Singapore must treasure its links with the the past by George Thomson 42 Of Kuala Lumpur's coffeeshops, beer, satay and generosity by N.S. Muthana 46 Why PERNAS? Because "there is384 words
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Advertisement130 1973-01-01 32/33 N il fir if r vJ >' to S K 1 X p V’ r.. s: V •"rr :r m IfflM j V• ~tr~ 4 i V% r* HP Where in the world is Jacks? Everywhere! In Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas. For more than 50 years JACKS have been130 words
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Article, Illustration2758 1973-01-01 34/35 P.C. SHIVADAS - BY P.C.SHIVADAS HISTORIC is the word but it hardly describes the warmth and the colour which marked the 20-day visit of Queen Elizabeth to Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. Excitement ran high because it was the first timePictures by Henry Mok. E.L .S. Jennings. Chan Kwok Tong and K.F. Wong - 2,758 words
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Article, Illustration1950 1973-01-01 43 GEORGE THOMSON - BY GEORGE THOMSON HISTORY and geography are the key to national character; this is no less true when, as in Singapore, the visible haunts of history and the shape of her scene become matters of deliberate decision by planners in a1,950 words
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Article, Illustration1061 1973-01-01 46/47 N S MUTHANA - BY N S MUTHANA IITTLE lights etched out the sweeping outline of Subang airport against a velvety night. From the A port-side of the Boeing 707 it was as welcome a sight as a landfall to a lonely sailor long adrift. MyPictures by Hans Hoefer - 1,061 words
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Article, Illustration1121 1973-01-01 48/49 WAN ABDUL HAMID - Because “there is fear among the Malays that they will forever remain hewers of wood and carriers of water” BY WAN ABDUL HAMID General Manager, PERNAS THE Malaysian Government has proclaimed its intention to assume an expanded and more positive role in the economy than in the past.1,121 words
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Article, Illustration282 1973-01-01 50/51 A meeting of ASEAN foreign ministers in Singapore in April, 1972, made headlines—but a parallel event could have made bigger public impact. Day after day Singaporeans thronged to an exhibition of paintings from the five Association of South-East Asianby Abas Alibasah. Indonesia; by Jolly Koh. Malaysia; . by Lim Cheng Hoe. Singapore; Philippines; , by Tang Tuck Kam. Malaysia; by Ar/ef Sudarsono. Indonesia; by Abdul Latiff. Malaysia.; by Lum Chee Kwong, Singapore; by Tan Kee Sek, Singapore; by F. Aguilar-Alcruz. Philippines.; by Prudencio Lamarrosa. Philippines; by Kamo/ Suwutho. Thailand; by Ismail Zain. Malaysia; by l/.A. Sudiro. Indonesia; by Pichai Nirand. Thailand; . by See Cheen Tee. Singapore - 282 words
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Article, Illustration80 1973-01-01 56/57 MR. MIDSHIPMAN MARRYAT, though his name has the ring about it of an adventure book for boys, really lived, sailed, adventured —and drew. In 1848 he published in London a book, marvellously illustrated with his own drawings, about his travels in South-East80 words
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Advertisement17 1973-01-01 56/57 For more of Mr. Midshipman Marryat’s drawings, and an account of his journeys, turn to page 148.17 words
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Two sides of Singapore
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Article, Illustration1830 1973-01-01 58/59 PANG CHENG UAN - BY PANG CHENG UAN Nothing but blocks of concrete and columns of smoke Dusty roads, poor bus services and insufficient recreational facilities Absolutely undeveloped! A town without a heart! THESE comments have been used to describe Jurong Town, once an expanse1,830 words
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Article, Illustration939 1973-01-01 60/61 PAKIR SINGH - 8Y PAKIR SINGH A SLIGHT pause outside any shop in Changi Village today raises warm smiles and expectant hopes from the shopkeepers and salesgirls. Customers are desperately needed. The shops are still stacked with goods cameras, radios, television sets,939 words
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Article, Illustration3064 1973-01-01 64/65 SAMAD ISMAIL - A village boy part peasant part aristocrat is changing the Malaysian countryside BY SAMAD ISMAIL FTI HE scowl is deceptive,” Tengku Abdul Rahman ■3 once said of Tun Abdul Razak at a party given JL by local journalists in honour of the latter’s birthday when he announced that Tun Razakby UP/. Right, Tun Razak and Toh Puan Rahah at a ceremonial Opening of Parliament. - 3,064 words
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Article, Illustration762 1973-01-01 68/69 A 35th anniversary fete, a lighthouse named Raffles, a toast to free trade, and left-overs for the lunatics. (From the Illustrated London News, April 22, 1854 J The thirty-fifth anniversary of the formation of Singapore as a British Settlement was celebrated by a splendid fete given by the762 words
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Article, Illustration842 1973-01-01 70/71 BINTANG - BY BINTANG THE National Exhibition of Children’s Art, for the past five years an annual event under the royal patronage of the Tunku Ampuan of Selangor, has never failed to evoke an enormous response from children in Malaysia. The exhibition, sponsored by theby Hamzah (16 years); by Faridah binte Sutan (11 years); by A lex a Two hie (10 years); by Mohamed Ruzani bin Awang (10 years); by Nako Otaki (4 years 8 months); by Kamariah A. FI amid (13 years); by Cathy Jarvis (6 years); by NUawati binte Mahfud (13 years); by Goh Gaik Chooi (13 years); by Anbu Ruth Thavaraj (2 years 11 months); by Koh Tat Woon (5 years 6 months); by Zabedah Januri (13 years); by Lim Khoon Lau (14 years); by Sara Mahendran (3 years 7 months); by Andrew Khoo (7 years); by Chung Yi (7 years); by Mohamed Ezzani bin Yaacob(lo years); by Mohamed Faiza! Don (3 years); by Kon Yen Phin (10 years) - 842 words
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Article, Illustration1020 1973-01-01 76/77 HENRY PAUL - BY HENRY PAUL AN important element of West Malaysian fruit lore is that the best pomeloes come from Perak—and h an element of Perak lore is that the best pomeloes come from Tambun, near Ipoh. Around Tambun there are about 60 orchards, mostly family owned and—Pictures by Lee Foo San - 1,020 words
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Article, Illustration1687 1973-01-01 78/79 TUNKU ZUBEIDAH ABU BAKAR - BY TUNKU ZUBEIDAH ABU BAKAR BECOMING a batik-maker, backyard at that, is not the most brilliant idea I have had in my chequered career. It has added to the migraine problem. On the other hand, I have lost some unnecessary weight—so there are compensations.Pictures by Henry Mok - 1,687 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1973-01-01 82/83 NOWADAYS there are invitations to “Malam Batik”. Party cards stipulate, “Dress batik”. Not so long ago, the batik process in textile production was employed only in the production of sarongs. A few imaginative women made them into casual day-dresses or sports shirts for their1,107 words
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Article, Illustration152 1973-01-01 84/85 LAKE TOBA in north Sumatra is spectacular in itself, 56 miles long and 19 miles wide and surrounded by mountains, and for the people who live around its shores, the Bataks, proud, creative and enterprising, making an impact on Indonesian life152 words
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Article, Illustration1732 1973-01-01 86/87 EmpText - CHANGE CATCHES UP WITVI ATRJN BUFF’S PARADISE EmpText PERHAPS the strangest of the many strange ways of the foreigner in Malaysia is standing in the noonday sun to photograph survivors of the almost extinct iron horse, the steam locomotive. The people who do this, railway enthusiasts,1,732 words
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Article, Illustration1104 1973-01-01 90/91 NELLIE HAR - By NELLIE HAR TROPICAL sunsets and oriental nights have always held certain promises—promises not necessarily fulfilled—of wine, women, porcelain beauties, exotic encounters.... Singapore offers as much, of the promises at if not of the fulfillment. There is life enough about the city after thePictures by Alan Lee - 1,104 words
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Article, Illustration1507 1973-01-01 94/95 KHOR CHEANG KEE - BY KHOR CHEANG KEE SOME people look for their island in the sun. I have found mine. Or rather, I was born on it. There’s a thing they say of Penangites: they never want to leave. Neither personal gain nor high1,507 words
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Article, Illustration1499 1973-01-01 100/101 – • • V » « : • ’».y I f—,| ■ TX'- 1-1 .<*# <I 'I/ V « I P-l lMf-svFWl»*ni\It l?L-\yf NV4*«f ,(Vy I MjmHiIP1( M -•*. ■ • * •.» »v. • v»\v '.-»T ■'.v.VA’ L - 1. mm V ’».y I f— TX'- 1-1 .<*# <I 'I/ V I P-l lMf-svFWl»*ni\It l L-\yf NV4* f ,(Vy I MjmHiIP 1 M »v. v»\v '.-»T ■'.v.VA’ L- MILLIONAIRES are not extraordinary people they are refreshingly human. This much1,499 words
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Advertisement123 1973-01-01 100/101 McAlister No, we did not mint money for the East India Company, but soon after Raffles landed in Singapore, Captain McAlister set up his trading house and he was in good company, trading and growing with the giants of that time. McAlister’s expansion and planned programme of diversification has culminated123 words
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Advertisement85 1973-01-01 104/105 :n, f 1 f MORNING FLIGHT Beautiful girl how can you smile such a beautiful smile so early in the morning1 Serving coffee in a sky blue cup five miles high in your Superjet caring in the way that only you know how Serene hostess so lovely in your sarong85 words
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Article, Illustration2400 1973-01-01 108/109 GERALD DE CRUZ - BY GERALD DE CRUZ WHEN Singapore celebrated the 150th anniversary of her founding in 1969, a number of Singaporeans asked me what exactly we had to commemorate. If we were a thousand years old, they said, that would be an anniversary2,400 words
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Advertisement88 1973-01-01 112/113 O’CONNOR’S in South-East Asia South-east Asia one of today's most vital markets —advancing progressing. For over 25 years, we have forged ahead in this dynamic region, establishing a fine reputation for meeting the technological demands of our customers. Versatility is our speciality, be it in communications, electronics, photography or the88 words
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Advertisement246 1973-01-01 114/115 The sun never sets Inchcape Berhafl We have principals and customers in every corner of the world. We have goods on the high seas 24 hours of every day. Over one hundred years ago, our business was founded. On trade. We are still merchant traders. But today we are more.246 words
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Article, Illustration1961 1973-01-01 116/117 ADIBAH AMIN - BY ADIBAH AMIN KHADIJAH HASHIM, whose name was at the top of the list of prize-winners in Malaysia’s 1971 national language literature competition, is serene, composed—and difficult to interview. How did she feel about her success, I asked. “Biasa,” shePictures by John-Richard - 1,961 words
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Article, Illustration911 1973-01-01 122/123 OEI CHENG GAIK - BY OEI CHENG GAIK TO EXPLODE finally the lingering fallacy about Penang girls being simpering and compliant, any evening now finds them competing with the boys of our island at such unfeminine pursuits as cliffclimbing and tree-swinging, a Jane for every would-be Tarzan. They911 words
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Advertisement40 1973-01-01 122/123 THE FOURTH DIMENSION Time is the dimension of progress. The dimension of change, from yesterday to tomorrow, a chance to improve methods, techniques. For us this means better engineering, for a better tomorrow for everyone. m hm! V /I 040 words
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Advertisement173 1973-01-01 124/125 Pernas is building i better tomorrow D P 82 m s- N s 9 i Malaysia is moving. Fast. Greater production, greater opportunities. A story of economic advance that is barely into the first chapter. Whatever the year 2001 A.D. holds for Malaysia. You can be certain that PERNAS will173 words
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Article, Illustration1181 1973-01-01 126/127 ILSA 3HARP - 'BY \*>'■ ILSA 3HARP IN Sandakan harbour, Sabah, tugs and towboats worry the floating logs into pens like so many reluctant sheep. There the logs, every cubic foot worth maybe Ms 3 or more, await loading on to Japanese buyers’ ships. The1,181 words
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Article819 1973-01-01 160/161 A WHO’S WHO OF WRITERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS ONCE again the Straits Times Annual brings together the best writing and photography of this region—material matched in its diversity and fascination only by the writers and photographers of this book. They are a study in themselves. Perhaps it is inevitable819 words
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