The Straits Times, 16 December 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 Tilii Natimiiil The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Lock icon Sock: Why I am not fasting
    208 1 Sock: Why I am not fasting lAKARTA, Thurs. J President Soekarno announced last night that he was not observing the puasa because he was still suffering from kidney trouble. He told reporters at the palace: "The doctors told me that I should drink much because of my kidney trouble and
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    Barter trade on again
    248 1  - Barter trade on again BOB NG By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE multi-million dollar barter trade between Malaysia and Indonesia banned in August, 1964, by the Malaysian Government officially resumed today. Announcing this, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. I.im Swee Aim, said legislation banning barter trade had been repealed.
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    Another round of talks
    47 1 Another round of talks Xl AL A LUMPUR. Thurs. Talks on Urn resumption of trade between Malaysia and Indonesia will begin next week with the arrival of another Indonesian Government mission here. This was disclosed today by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. l.im Swee Aun.
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    Lock icon Russian defence build-up
    87 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. Accusing the United States of "criminal aggression In Vietnam" the Boviet Union today ordered an increase in its announced defence spending for 1967 of 1.100 million roubles (U551,220 million). The Finance Minister. Mr. Vasily Garbuzov, announced a defence budget next year of 14.500 million roubles
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    Lock icon Sikatuna award
    56 1 MANILA. Thurs. President Ferdinand Marcos today conferred on General William Westmoreland. Commander of the Unttfd States Military Assistance Command in South Vietnam, the order of Sikatuna. the hiehes: award given by the Philippine Government. The award was for the Generals "services to the Filipino people" and his "leadership
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    Razak back
    20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. returned from Bangkok today after a short holiday.
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    I PRAYED AND PRAYED THAT AT LEAST ONE WOULD BE A GIRL...
    247 1  - I P RAYED AND PRAYED THAT AT LEAST ONE WOULD BE A GIRL... MARGARET WEE THREE disappointments in THREE years.... then Mrs. Lum, 26, suddenly finds she's mother of THREE girls By KUALA LUMPIR. Thurs. \tter three miscarriages in three years, Mrs. Lum Ying, 26. has given birth to triplets
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    55 1 Just fancy that rpOKYO. Thurs. A X department store here today displayed a special Christmas gift for that "someone who lias ever> thine" It is a 2ft. tall Christmas tree con- structed entirely of pearls and decorated with ornamen's of diamonds, rubies. sapphires, jade and opals. The price: A mere
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    Lock icon A July baby for Luci
    45 1 NEW YORK. Thun. Luci Johnson Nugent. 19. Is expected to give birth to her first c hUd late in July or August, the New York Daily News reported today. I Luct and Pat Nugent were martried last Aug. 6— UPI.
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    Freak mishap
    53 1 BEIRUT. Thurß. Baghdad Radio reported today that 25 propie were killed in a freak accident on Tuesday when an Iraqi military training plane crashed onto a loaded bus m the middle of a desolate stretch of road. The pilot of the plane and 24 persons In the bus
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    Lock icon 100 casualties in Hanoi
    204 1 HONG KONG, Thursday. VORTH Vietnam said last night that more than 100 people had been killed or wounded in Hanoi in two successive days of American air raids. A Foreign Ministry statement said the Foreign Embassy quarter was among the places which had come under attack.
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    Lock icon Korea mission
    45 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Mr. George W. Ball, former Undersecretary of State, will head a special mission of U.S. businessmen to Korea early next year at President Johnson's request, diplomatic sources said today. The mission will look into economic co-operation between the two countries.— Reuter.
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    RECORD RELAY WIN FOR sth 'GOLD'
    101 1 BANGKOK. Thurs. Malaysia won the 4 x 100 metres relay today their fifth track and field gold medal in the current Asian Games in Bangkok. Anchored by M Jcgathesan. double gold-medal-list of the sprints, the Malaysian team set a new games record of 40.fi
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    Lock icon Arms hold-up
    45 1 ANKARA. Tlmrs. Czechoslovakia has Mopped a second shipment of hravv arms on its way to Cyprus amid townutng Turkish protests, it uhs ;uithonta:ively learned today. Turkey had warned it minlu use us i <1 air force to try !o prevent the shipment -Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 NIGHT OF CLORY FOR SINGAPORE BANGKOK, Than Bintapon beat T»> .ii Vim (Barter-finals lo::i! In rin- pi. iv tomorrow Sinxapari triuraphrd .<■ polo. i>i a tine
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      Lock icon A longer truce? 'U.S. welcomes talks with Ho'
      550 2 A longer truce? 'U.S. welcomes talks with Ho' WE ARE WILLING TO OPEN CONTACTS— MOVERS THE White House spokesman. Mr. Bill Movers, said yesterday the United States was willing to discuss with North Vietnam any proposal to extend the Christmas truce into a longer ceasefire. He also indicated that the
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      MOYERS LEAVING WHITE HOUSE PRESS JOB
      123 2 MOYERS LEAVING WHITE HOUSE PRESS JOB WASHINGTON. Thursday. MR. Bill Moyers. President Johnson's Press Secretary and one of his top policy advisers, announced that he was resigning to become publisher of Newsday, a daily newspaper in Lorn? Island. Mr. Moyers. 30, told reporters he was leaving on Jan. 31 with
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      Tankers order 'premature'
      46 2 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Reports of an Indonesian order for 30 tankers at an estimated 1 value of 300 mil'ion guilders (£3O milion in Holland were termed prrmature" here by Ma.j.- Gen Ibnu Sutowo. preMdent director of 'h P Indonesian Per- mina sta'e oil company.
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      Thai contribution
      18 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. -Thailand will send a medical team of physicians- surceons and dentists to South Vietnam.
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      Lock icon Death of actordirector
      49 2 ts ant a MONICA. rhurs Actor-director Richard Whorf died ~MtcnkU of a hrart attack in St. John's hosoital at the age of 60. In recent years. Whorf h^d turned from iirting and directing films to directing such television srrics as The BPverlv Hillbilliet and Gunsmoke UPI
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      Food for peace
      34 2 SAIOON. Thur.s— The United I iStn'r.s U to rivp Soutli Vietnam U5583.040 000 worth of rice, flour, dairy products tobacco and cotton unrW a food for pence agi-rement •lgned here today
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      Lock icon Cow slaughter: Total ban in Delhi
      113 2 I\EW DELHI. Thurs.— J The Government today imposed a t-n.il han on the slaughter "f cows the Hindu symbol of motherhood in Pelhi following pressure ln>m religious leaders. The Home Ministry had previously promised to impose such a ban on India's capital, which Is
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      Lock icon 9 Africans to die for murder of white man
      197 2 9 Africans to die for murder of white man fAPETOWN. Thurs. A judge hero y> day sentenced nine African men to death for their part In *he murder of a white shopkeeper more than four years ago. Mr. Justice Michael Corbett found two of the n accused not guilty and
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      Lock icon Survivors of ferry disaster sue owners
      130 2 Survivors of ferry disaster sue owners \THENS. Thurs. Survivors and people who lost relatives in the sinking last Thursday of the Greek ferry Iraklion yesterday filed a law suit charging the Merchant Marine Minister and the ship's owners with moral responsibility for the loss. The suit, filed in the name
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      Lock icon Troops open fire in campus raid
      86 2 C AHACA S. Thur.s Shooting broke out yesterday at the Central Unlvprs.ty oi Venezuela after troop^ searching for Communist terrorist! moved on to the rampus. The dragnet followed VI announcement on Tuesday night that constitutional guarantees were bttaf suspended for the first t.rnc ginoc
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    Syria calls for gang-up against oil giant
    345 3 'JHE Syrian Foreign Minister, Mr. Ibrahim Makhos, said in Baghdad yesterday that Syria and Iraq "must take joint action" to confront the giant Western-owned Iraq Petroleum Company in the Middle East oil crisis. As a result of a dispute between Syria and the
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    Starting young—in mum's footsteps
    97 3 Starting young—in mum's footsteps MICOLA SCOTT was only a few weeks old when her mother went skating with her in her arms. Now, at 13 months, she is having her first lessons at the Icedrome. Skating Rink in Blackpool, where her father is manager. Nicola is pictured here with her
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    Lock icon 'Sir, I'm glad to say my husband is dead'
    147 3 'Sir, I'm glad to say my husband is dead' LONDON, Thurs. "Sir, I am glad to say that my husband. reported missing, is now dead." This letter Is one of many from the British public which are being shown to London civil servants taking a course In good writing. Other
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    Liv and Teng branded 'bourgeois reactionaries'
    138 3 'TOKYO, Thurs. A pow- erful Chinese Communist Party Politburo member has openly attacked the Chief of State, Mr. Liv Shao-chi. and the party secretary-general, Mr. Teng Hslao-plng. for "spreading poisonous influence." The Politburo member, Mr. Tao Chu. openly branded. Mr. Liv and Mr. Teng
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    Truck kills 5 children
    53 3 NAGOYA (Japan) Thurs.— A truck loaded with sand hit s line of 50 kindergarten children tciay killing five on the spot and injuring 20 others. The accident happened this morning on a national highway In Aichi prefecture western Japan. The children were about to crow the
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    Lock icon Britain makes a £775 mini radar set
    111 3 f ONDON, Thurs. Bri--1-1 tish scientists have built and tested the smallest radar set in the world with transmitter smaller than a matchbox. It was designed at the Royal Radar Establishment at Malvern. Dr. Cyril Hilsum. spokesman for the design team said today:
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    418th warning:
    26 3 HONO KONG. Thurs.— China last night issued the 418 th serious warning against alleged intrusions into her territory by United States warships and aircraft.
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    Band at Changi
    25 4 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Police Band will give a puhltc performance at Changi Point community centre from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Inefficient bus companies: Toh issues warning
    460 4 *pIE Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toll Chin Give today warned bus c o m panics that their licences would he repealed if they failed to operate efficient services for the public. Replying to criticisms of Singapore bus services during the debate on the expenditure
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    Vigilantes: Govt is criticised
    413 4 rpHE Singapore Government was accused in Par■l liament today of not paying greater attention to the welfare of members of the Vigilante Corps, although it had recently stepped up a campaign to recruit more people to join the organisation. Making the charge during a debate on
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    THE CHRISTMAS STORY
    42 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The St. Andrew's Cathedral will present a pageant. "The Christmas Story.' at the Cathedral tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. nightly. It will have a cast of 70. Music will be led by the Cathedral choir.
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    SINGAPORE AIRPORT
    393 4 rpHK follouiriK m today > schedule the Paya Ler-ar airport Singapore ARRIVALS Japan Air Lintt From Jakarta. (JL 712) ft. so a.m. Thai Intarnatltnal From Bangkok, Penanx iTO 407) 12.55 p.m from Tokyo. Osaka. Taipeh. Hong Konc. Bangkok <TG 403) 8.40 am. Air India: From London. Moacow. New
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    Banks end free insurance
    266 5 THOUSANDS of Malaysians will go without personal accident insurance cover from Jan. 1 free for holders of savings account in 14 banks when the scheme will be discontinued. The reason, given by the banks in a notice to the Press today, was the increase in the
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    Beloff on two key factors in our future
    313 5 Beloff on two key factors in our future VIETNAM WAR, EVENTS IN INDONESIA SINGAPORE, Thursday. FMINENT British historian and political scientist Prof Max Beloff said today that the future of countries in this region, including Singapore and Malaysia, hinged on two key factors the conflict in Vietnam and the situation
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    Lock icon Bath oil protest to shop by Buddhists
    96 5 I ONDON. Tburs. A West End store has stopped selling a bath oil called Lord Buddha after a protest from Ceylon's High Commissioner. The Commissioner, Dr. G. P. Malalasekera. told the Oxford Street store that it would offend Buddhists. "Lord Buddha is held
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    Writing on the road charge
    53 5 Mt'AR Thurs. A man v.a* charged in court today with writmt on a public ro^d without authority. Soo Kow Chai. 22 wa> al.-o ;»< cu^ed oi wandering about without bcinu able to (live a satistactorv account of him.srli «t 420 urn Sno pleaded not guilty
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    Anniversary joy
    29 5 KLUANG. Thurs. The Jolioie Fui Chew Association will celebrate its ninth anniversary with a two-day Chinese wayang at the Diamond Jubilee hall here on Saturday and Sunday.
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    Club dance
    27 5 RAWANO. Thurr. The an- nual Christmas dance of the Portland Club here will be held at the club premises on Dec. 17 at 9 p.m.
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    Labour protests at police conditions
    113 5 VI UAR, Thurs. The vice-chairman of the Johore Labour Party, Mr. Tan Kok Chee. last night protested against the 13 conditions imposed by police for a rally jointly held by his party and Party Ra'ayar, here. The conditions included one forbidding the discussion of the
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    Psychology Club dance
    49 5 KUALA LL'MPLR. Thuis. The Psychology Club here will hold a Chiis'-mas Eve dance under the patronage of the Mentn Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Haji Idriv at the Selangor Chinese Assembly hall It will also hold a New Year's Eve dance at the same place.
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    Fatal crash
    27 5 KAMPAR. Thurs. Phow Chong. 68 was killed when the bicycle he was riding collided with a car at the 221 mile IpoliKampar road this morning.
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    Crime wave: Public apathy blamed
    225 5 Crime wave: Public apathy blamed CINGAPORE, Thurs. A district judge, in jailing a burglar for seven years, today took to task prevailing public indifference to co-operation with th«» police in crime prevention in Singapore. Expressing shock at the current spate ot violent j crimes, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. the
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    Malaysia and S'pore to take new decision on varsity grants
    203 5 T*HE Malaysian and SinJL gapore Governments have agreed to work out a new formula from next year i on the amount of financial grants to subsidise the costs of each other's students in the University of Malaya j and University
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    'Menace' to motorists jailed
    82 6 'Menace' to motorists jailed Thurs. A thief, described as a "•menace" to motorists, was today Jailed for five years by a criminal district court. LJm Chuan, '.U. recently relea.-ed from a oneyear jail term tor stealing wheels trom t>ix cars, admitted to a fre.^h sei six .similar crimes in the
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    MALAYSIA HALL: S'pore to continue paying its share
    149 6 MALAYSIA HALL: S'pore to continue paying its share SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Government, which i> meeting one-third of the cost of running Malaysia Hall in London, is prepared to continue doing so "till the end of time." or till the building needed to be re-built. This was stated in Parliament
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    New plane for RAF squadron
    65 6 .SINGAPORE. ThUra. A Mill- ary vimoii of the Hawker SuldeI lry 748 airliner has bern ordered I Squadron. RAF' Tran--1 ap jrt Command, due to leave Bri--1 lam soon for duty In Sinsapore A Ministry of Detence :-poke«nian in London said yesterday that the first
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    MCA youth meet
    28 6 I BATC PAHAT. Thuis. -Branch c'elrgatty of vie MCA youth secIKHM will meet for a conference at the Diamond Jubilee hah here on Christmas d?v
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    Bigamous teacher's wife wins divorce
    109 6 Bigamous teacher's wife wins divorce- CINUAPORE. Tliurs. A married school teacher went through a bigamous marriage with another teacher at the Singapore Registry by posing as a bachelor, the High Court was told today. This happened 11 years ago r Poo Kok Wah. had left his wife in his former
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    OFF- that lights off threat to Christmas
    363 6 OFF- that lights off threat to Christmas By Joe Miranda: Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. THE belief of the National Electricity Board Technical Services Union in the maxim "Half a loaf is better than none'/ has saved Malaysians from a black Christmas. The union, which threatened to call out its 1,200 members
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    Embargo on arms for Indonesia is lifted
    72 6 [£UAI..t LUMPI K. Thur*. Arms, ammunition, explosives and other military equipment can now be shipped to or from Indonesia through Malaysian ports The ban on these strategic war materials, imposed in November. 1%4 .it the height of Indonesian confrontation, was lifted by the
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    Barisan ex-MPs withdraw appeal
    131 6 Barisan ex-MPs withdraw appeal SINGAPORE. Thurs. 1 Sosialis MPs Chla Thye Poh and Koo Younp. today withdrew their notlep of appeal against their conviction in July by a district court for sedition. They paid their fines In the First Criminal District I Court this afternoon through a clerk of their
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    Joy day for orphans
    45 6 TAIPING Thurs. The Rotary I Cub here held its annual Christ- mas party at the Kwangtung Ay 'sociaiion hall yesterday for 210 orphans from the Convent orphanages at Kota and Khan Pau I and the Indian orphanage, at Upper Station Road.
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    Two jailed for assault
    42 6 IPOH Thurs. S Arunmgam, M .»nd M Subramamam. 19 both unemployed, were iaile<J for six months by :he magistrate* (our; here today after they pleaded guilty to assaulting a 1«--year-o'.d iaga' kereia boy. N. K»ltImuthu. with iron rods.
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    Gotong royong
    30 6 KIALA LUMPUR. ThUT*.- The Malaysian Association of Youth Cubs' gotong royong campaign will be launched tomorrow by the Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin AbduJ Rahman.
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    Thai Consul leaves for Bangkok today
    114 6 KOTA BHARU, Thurs. The Thai Consul here, Mr. Wichet Suthayakhom, will leave for Bangkok tomorrow for consultations with his Government on the status of more than 5.000 people in Kelantan who do not know whether they are Malaysian or Thai citizens. Mr. Suthayakhom today
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    CITIZENS ONLY? IT WON'T AFFECT US, SAYS ESA
    77 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. S.Ted Esm Almanoer, secretary of Umno Sineapura liaison committee, has stated »imt a new law which would prohibit non-Singapore citizen** from joining any political party here would not affect bis party. All I'mno member;), he said, were Singapore citizens. Last
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    Lock icon Cross for church spire is fixed by copter
    195 7 SINGAPORE, Thursday \l> bt> Squadron of the Royal Air Forte, based at Seletar, had a most unusual assicnment this morning to fix a 1.000 lb steel and aluminium cross to the top of the 75 ft high spire of a new church
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    THE 'AGGRESSIVE' INTERPRETERS
    125 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Member for Mountbatten, Mr. Ng Yeow Chong, today told Parliament of some court interpreters in Singapore who were "aggressive" towards witnesses and accused. While praising court interpreters tor their honesty and sincerity, he said there were some who were discharging their duties "in the
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    Khaws buffet
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Loca'. Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. ill liosl buffet dinner at 1 the Banquet Hall in Parliament Houfp on Boxing Day (or the >'.<fT and students of the "Floatine University" of Chnoman Col!eof due to visit Port Swetienham nexi week.
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    Father-in-law supported family 18 years...
    111 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Since bis m irriage 18 years ago. odd-job labourer Chan Peng Guan had failed to maintain his wife and six children, the High Court was told today. "My husband relied all alons on his fattier to do this. His father has been supporting
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    24 'pirate' taxis detained by police
    121 7 24 'pirate' taxis detained by police SINGAPORE, Thurs. Traffic police yesterday detained 24 "pirate" taxis allegedly found operating along the main bus routes in the city. This Is the third campaign against pirate taxi operators since the Road Traffic < Amendment* Act, 1966 came into force on July 8. A
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    Gifts day
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tb* Parliamentary ■MNtaty to the Health Ministry. Mr. Sm Kan Hiu will present gifts to th. children at St. Andrews Orthopaedic Hospital in Tay Lian Teck Road. Siglap. on Sunday.
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    193 8 "Don't buy advice in Parliament SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Law and National Development, Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. tonight advised the residents of AlsagofT estate in Geylang not to buy any land in the estate. Mi- al>o advised them ftgalast entering into agreements on land in
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    260 8 MISSIONS MUST PAY THEIR WAY— RAJA SINGAPORE. Thurs The Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. today said Singat)oro must be convinced that it would derive some advantage commercial and political before setting up a mission abroad. Speaking In Parliament, he said: "Unless we can convince ourselves that if we
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    208 8 TOH STATES GOVT'S POLICY (SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Cnin Chve, lold Parliament today thai the Singapore Government would retain the services of expatriate officers until il was satisfied thai there were local citizens who were qualified and capable to take over.
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    67 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs Ihe Minister lor Interior and Defence. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. today disclosed that his ministry would be establishing an educational course in the Peoples Deieiue Forces for the cultivation of national consciousness Dr. Goh *as giving a clarification on the training of members oi
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    34 8 SINGAPORE. Thur.v Mi Sia Kah Hui. the Parliamentary Secretary. Ministry of Health. a ill otficially declare open the overhead pedestrian bridge at 5 m.s. Upper Serangoon Roau, at S p.m. on Sunday.
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    296 8 Passport is NOT birthright: Minister SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. said today that. Singapore citizens were not given passports to go overseas as a birthright. Speaking in Parliament during the debate on the expenditure allocation to the Immigration Oopartmei't. Dr. Toh -aid that •rts
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    303 8 rE Deputy Prime Minister. Dr Toh Chin Chye. today told Parliament that the Immigration Department would be transferred to the Ministry for Interior and Defe: on Jan. 1 next year to tighten control on foreign victors and to check the population growth of
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    437 10  - Islands in sun want union with Britain Soh Tiang Keng LEADER IN SPORE TO EXPLAIN STAND r- I*—1 mlttee in the United Nations was "applying pressure"' on Britain to B t'ant Independence to Seychelles. Mr. Mancham, who is now on a tour of Asia, hopes to convince some Asian leaders
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    Old Boys to hold satay barbecue
    55 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Old boys of the High School here will hold a satay barbecue party :<r the school ground at Jalan sround at Ja'an Aver Panu on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. The party will also be open tn friends and relatives of old
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    Koran winners
    31 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Sultan Suleiman Club here on Saprizes to winners of the State-leve' Koran reading competition at the Sultan Suleiran Club here on Saturday at 8 P.m.
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    Belcher is impressed
    32 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Under-Secretary to the British Ministry of Overseas Development- Mr. R. H. Belcher, returned to Britain today after a week's visit 'very impressed" with Malaysia's development.
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    Budget meeting
    19 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Th* Budget meeting of the Selangor Bute Assembly will be held here on Tuesday
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    Malaysia and Holland sign air pact
    156 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Netherlands Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Lucas Kruytbosch, today hoped that Malaysian Airways would soon extend its services to Holland Mr. Kruytbosch was speaking at the signing of an air services agreement between Malaysia and the Netherlands. The Minister of Transport.
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    88 10 DENANO, Thurs. Young Malaysians wishing to loin the Royal Malaysian Navy will be Interviewed by a recruiting team at the Territorial Army Centre. Peel Avenue, from 8.15 a.m tomorrow and on Saturday Qualifications for seamen are Pass Form One; Hec- trlcal. Pass Form 111 or
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    Taxes: Woman fined $1,000 '
    42 10 Taxes: Woman fined $1,000 KAMPAR, Thurs. Madam Loh Woon Khum. 60. was fined a total of $1,000 here yesterday after she had pleaded guilty to four charges of failing to furnish Income tax returns and two charges under the Turnover Tax Act.
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    175 10 The big hunt: S'pore police renew appeal CIXGAPORE. Thurs. Police today renewed an appeal tn the public to help find a wanted criminal. Tan Hock Khoon, who is now believed by the Selungor police to be the "brains behind a recent spate of robberies in Kuala Lumpur. Penang-born Tan, 20.
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    155 10 Lee: Aid to Malay students will continue CINGAPORE, Thurg. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, assured Parliament today that the Government's policy of Riving Malay students who are Singapore citizens free education from primary to university level, would continue. He was replying to Inche Mohamed Ariff bin Suradt (PAP
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    Call for inquiry into dispute rejected
    232 11 Call for inquiry into dispute rejected SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government has no intention of setting up a commission of inquiry into its dispute with the Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions Federation, Parliament was told today. The Parliamentary Secretary to th- Finance Ministry. Mr. S. Ramaswamy, who was replying to Mr. Ho
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    212 11 'Hold trials or release detainees' call by Oppenheim LONDON, Thursday. I^HE former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya. Tan Sri Professor Alexander Oppenheim, has called for the trial or release of political detainees in Singapore and Malaysia now that Indonesian confrontation has ended. Tan Sri Oppenheim. now i visiting Professor
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    Big strike: A Dec. 29 midnight deadline
    332 11  -  JOSEPH YEO SUPPIAH: THIS IS OUR LAST RESORT By Singapore, Thursday THE Public Daily-rated Employees' Unions Federation is to serve 14-day strike notices on the Singapore Government, the Public Utilities Board and the Housing Board tomorrow asking them to settle its 1961 outstanding
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    110 11 MP makes corrupt charge in House SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Allegations of corruption against a senior cleansing officer in the Ministry of Health were made in Parliament today by the member for Kampong Kapor, Inche Mahmud Awang. He alleged the officer had asked for a bribe from a casual labourer, who had
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    83 11 The study awards for future leaders SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government introduced the President's Scholarships to turn out scholars with "that difficult to define quality called leadership," Parliament was told today. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said this when Mr. S.V. Lingam (PAPAljunied) sought a cut in the estimates
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    71 11 1 SINGAPORE. Tlun s Air ViceMarshal B. A. Chacksfield. Com-mandant-General of the RAF Regimrnt and Commissioner for Air .V.-tivities In the Boy Scout Move merit, presented a new colour to the Bth Sincapoif East Girl Guides at RAF Changi. It was a gift from Mrs.
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    24 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The High Court, here has been closer) (or a month-lons holiday. Sittinai> will be resumed after the New Year
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    46 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The president of Aiwa Co. of TokyoMr. MitMJo Ikejin. flew :nto Singapore tonight on a bu^ine&f visit. Mr. Ikejin. who was arconipitmpd by his wife- head.s one of the leading manufacturing firms of tape-reenrdors and transistoi radius in Japan.
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    136 12 HorWs US (Minimum > MR. A MRS. R Jejraratnam thank Doe If a. frunds and relative* tar their valuable present* and attendance at their marriage MRS. V. M. K. MENON Tnanks all friends and relatives for their condolenrea. wreaths, and assistance MR. A MRS. Ernest Naysadoral thank all friends
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    54 12 tit WnrH* HIS (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING Memory of Chiia Teong Phai di-iwrted 1 8- 1 Oone but not f.vg. iten liisr'ted by a friend IN EVER LOVING Memory of Professor RatWri Kirk who was called to rest lt*l2-19*)3. Ever remembered hy his loving wife, children, daughter- I
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      727 12 Hopes for an extended holiday truce in Vietnam, leading to peace negotiations, are not I encouraged by the latest news from the fighting front. I American air raids on North Vietnam have been inU-nsiik-d. with the Communists claiming that bombs have been dropped on residential areas of
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      295 12 It is a chastening thought that in Western Malaysia today there are thousands of shop workers earning less than $85 a month and virtually unprotected by any form of industrial legislation. But something is being done to help them. Three years ago wages regulation order set out
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      172 12 The agreement between the National Electricity Board and the NEB Technical Services Union seems to be such a sound compromise that it is to be wondered why it took so long to reach. Certainly the dispute should never have reached the stage of threatening a strike and a
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      834 12 CAPTAIN Peter Tappenden is he hopes a wanted man. One thousand WANTED notices, complete with full-face and profile photographs of him, have been scattered throughout the country and he paid for the cost of printing them himself. Was he joking? Not at all, for
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      277 12 Action against Police traffic offenders I REFER to the letter "Safer Roads by "Bewildered" iS.t Nov. 26) The writer, has suggested that the two major conditions necessary m conJunction with education, to root out the traffic mess are the enforcement of the traffic laws and the settinc of a good
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    394 13 THE CHEERS TURN TO JEERS AT CONTEST WITHOUT A VERDICT OENANG, Thurs. The cheers turned to jeers at the Miss Malaysia-Miss International contest here last night when the compere announced that the result would be made known only at the coronation ball on Saturday. Earlier, the good-humour-ed crowd of more
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    89 13 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesian Ministers have been ordered to return all foreign companies taken over by the former proCommunist regime during confrontation with Malaysia. An announcement by the ruling Cabinet presidium last night said the transfer of the companies to their owners should not affect
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    31 13 KUALA TRKNGOANU, Thurs The 17th anniversary of the installation of the Sultan of Trengganu His Royal Highness is also the Yang di-Pertuan Agong will be observed her* tomorrow
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    44 15 PENANG. Thurs— Pupil* from Islamic schools here will form a choir to sing religious songs during the State Koran reading finals at the City Stadium on Saturday night The programme will also Include religious lectures by prominent local Muslim leaders
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    137 15 ABOUT 1.700 employees ot th: c ulrlines went to the polls today tc elect a new executive committee The workers from Malaysian Alrwavs Qantas Empire Airways and Air India— belong to the Ma laysian Airwavs -Qantas Empire Airways Local Em piiivees' Union. A total
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    56 15 PENANG. Thurs— The State Ie- I lamic Religious Affairs Depart- Hit has distributed about 10.000 leaflets to guide Muslims in their puasa duties. Times for starting and breaking > fasts, and for reciting the five i daily prayers are given In the I leaflets, which have
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    192 15 Two 'musts' to halt the Red peril— by Ong fkES MOI N E S (Iowa), Thurs. A combination o! military strength and economic and social development can halt Communist aggression in South Vietnam, the Malaysian Ambassador to the United States said yesterday. "You first have to provide Internal securUy and
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      Lock icon 'Britain's zig-zag Rhodesia policy' by Russia
      374 16 'Britain's zig-zag Rhodesia policy' by Russia UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. RUSSIA said yesterday that British policy towards Rhodesia consisted of zig-zags Rnd manoeuvres and London was fully responsible for maintaining the white settler regime in power. The Soviet delegate. Dr. Nikolai Fedorenko, attacked Britain, in a sharp statement on the fifth
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      78 16 HONG KONG. Thurs.— North Vietnam has lodged a protest with the International Control Commission against "a new. extremely serious escalation step in the US. imperialists' aggressive war In Vietnam." the North Vietnam news agency reported today. A message sent by the Vietnam Peopies Army Command alleged that
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      U.S. orbits space laboratory with 10 mil. 'passengers'
      273 16 THE United States x yesterday launched a flying laboratory containing insects, plants, moulds and bacteria on a three-day space mission orbiting the earth. Scientists hope the bub-ble-top capsule, first in a series of six biosatellites. will produce information about the effects of
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      105 16 WEST BERLIN, Thurs. Protestant pastor Heinrich Albertz, 51, was elected Mayor of West Berlin here yesterday. He succeeds Mr. Willy Brandt, now Vice-Chancel-lor and Foreign Minister of West Germany. Mr. Albertz. a Social Democrat and Mr. Brandt's deputy since 1963. was the only candidate
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      23 16 MOSCOW Thurs Hands oft Vietnam' protest meetings were held at many Soviet towns and villages yesterday. Tass newi agency reported.
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      89 16 OBOTE: NO ELECTIONS FOR 5 YEARS JfAMPALA. Thurs President Milton Obote told Parliament here last night that there would be no elections in Uganda for five years. He was opposing a motion by an Opposition member, Mr. Michael Okello, who called for changes in Uganda's elect ion laws on the
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      43 16 WEST BERLIN. Thur.s Wrst Berlins three Western allied commandants protested yesterday that the Soviet Union had permitted East German mf.'tary demonstra- i tions in East Berlin in contravention of the 1945 Pothdam Agreement between the United State* Russia, Britain and France.
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      76 16 Just fancy that NEW ALBANY (Indiana). Thurs. Visitors who overstay car parking meter timrs here are not fined They find this notice attached to their cars: "Welcome to historic New Albany. You have just violated one of our traffic regulations. However, as visitor to New Albany, won't you l<t us
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      The wife who loved her dog more...
      223 16 The wife who loved her dog more... I ONDON, Thurs. A cur .salesman won a divorce decree y< day because th<.' ]ud«e said his wife thoupht more of her do« than she did of him The salesman. Mr Alwynne Frederick Lewis. 28. wan the sort of per.sonablr man thousands of
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    Brilliant Lloyds puts W.I. on top
    370 17 Brilliant Lloyds puts W.I. on top CRICKET TEST BOMBAY, Thurs (JLIVE LLOYD, making his Test debut, scored a spirited 82 in a fourth-wicket stand cjf 110 with Conrad Hunte to give the West Indies the initiative on the second day of the First Test here yesterday. India. 241-6 overnight, collapsed
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    US turn down NZ blind runner
    99 17 US turn down NZ blind runner AUCKLAND. Thurs. A blind Mew Zealand runner, who relies on other athletes to guide him. has been refused permission to run in the United States. The runner, Bert Smith of Auckland, applied for permission to run In the Boston Marathon. Yesterday he received a
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    249 horses entered for Penang meet
    1069 17 RACING- TOTAL of 249 en- tries has been received for the Penang Turf Clubs ChristmasNew Year Gold Cup meeting on Dec. 25, 28 and Jan. 1. The entries comprise 52 Clan l hones, ''7 in class 3, and 100 in Class 4. There will
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    3 17 Jack Nicklaus GOLF
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    Peking is next
    18 17 PHNOM PENH. Thurs.— The second Ganefo Games will be heid ill Peking in September. 1967.
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    5 CHANGES IN JOINT SERVICES LINE-UP
    116 17 5 CHANGES IN JOINT SERVICES LINE-UP RUGBY I OI NT SERVICES, th» holders, have made five changes in the team to meet Singapore in the Malaya Cup match on the SCC Padang tomorrow. The Services selector* have brought in threequarters Tony Roberts, Taffy Jones and Dave Saunders. prop Nicky Kirk
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    Big bowling meet
    80 17 THE second Malaysian ten- p:n bowling championship.s brcan in Kuala Lumpur la.st night with about 600 bowlers taking pan. Declaring the championship open at Jackies Bowl, the Minister of Youth. Culture and Sport. Inche Senu bin Abdul K.thm.tii. .said cowling \\<t.s oniy just catching on in Malaysia.
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    148 17 SOCCER LONDON. Thur.v Ajax of Amsterdam entered the quarter-finals ot tre European Cup soccer competition last night with a 7-3 aggregate win over Liverpool. The Dutch club, who wen the nrst-leg 5-1. last night held the English champions to a 2-2 draw at Liverpool. A]ax
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    RAMBLERS 3-1
    36 17 RAMBLERS of Ipoh won 3-1 In the first !e« of their Dato Leone Kce Nyean trophy soccer match against Perak Chinese Recreation Club- at Ipoh yesterday. Ramblers B team \w!l play Cheng Wah today.
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      293 17 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBS 6. For example, mob sacrifice in 1. •Adieu"; new. fresh English Jj nk {•>; means to say "Au revoir"! (3. er a)Mts (and ls uk I], in student elf ruler (3-4) Ivan Lejeune! < 6. 8 R. Nureyev. no young begin- 14. M"s bremk-up (3 2
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    27 18 Word. Sli (Minimum) MR AND MRS. N, Sadasivan thank friend* and relatives for their attend:ir<>. Eatla and messages on tbe occxsion of thrir mairiage on 7-12-66
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      828 18 bh pp] 1 1 1 ij 1 j 1 1 1 p j t 1 1 1 1 1 Lmi unlinurd from Pace 12) SITUATIONS VACANT /i Knrdt ft Min.)— Box St el: txtrm READ the Srn or Appointments MeaM m The Sunday Mail each week. ENOLISH SPEAKINC Cook General
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      908 18 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* SS (Min.)— Box SI el: rxlr.. PERMOHONAN ADA LAN dl-pelawa dan Warga Negara Malaysia untok jawatan aa-bagat Pembantu Prnyrlldek ikerani kira.M didalara Bahagian Kkonuml dan PeranchanK dl-Pu»at lah mempunyai Hijil Perxekolahan auu yang *a-taraf dengan-nya dan hendaklah mempunyai prngetahuan yang batk daiam krdua2 Baha*a Melayu dan
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      874 18 ACCOMMODATION WANTED v »ord* (Miit.)— Box St el*, txtrm ACCOMMODATION WANTED On* I r"urni*hed Room batb attached Dlatrlct I V. Phone Singapore 64J21& for Mis* Tan. UNFURNISHED TERRACE SEMIDETACHED Houae 3 4 rooms. Katong area, Rent reasonable. Tel: Spore BBtfJ UNFURNISHED GROUND FLOOR House at Singapore 19 v it h
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      892 18 EDUCATION IS Wtrdt it Mlm.}— Box tt eta, oatrm MERCANTILE INSTITUTION Queen Streel. Spore. Enrolment 1967. Accommodation available from kindergarten, Pr.mary Secondary and Commercial Classes. HOW IS YOUR Mala* progressing? Improve your knowledge of tb* language ny reading Kerita Harian daily the only Komaoited National Lan£uat:e Ne»spapei FOORMAN'S STUOIOS. Knrolmrnts
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      848 18 HIRE PURCHASE It Word* St (Miit.)— Box tt etm. matrm PAM TELEVISION, RADIOGRAMS and Gaa-Cooker* Hire Purchase Monthly Payment from $25.00. Refrigerators Monthly Payment Singapore i $21.00 Kuala Lumpur $25.00. Liberty 1 Limited. 94 Hill Street. Singapore. Tel: 1 ***** 109, JaUn Pasar. Kuala LumI pur. Tel: *****. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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      1057 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* U (mtim^Bmx tt ett. mwtrm t AUSTIN ITBB ISS4 $4,200. Ring Thomas (B'porei 50'<29 from 9 a.m. to I 12 noon only for detail*. I tMO T HERALD »I.*SO 1961 c A 'SSO (2.150 1964 F 'Popular S2SU Seen 15. Hamilton Road, Spore. ISSI F
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      568 18 Itlsl oi nil I: \<>K lIAKITY KAKHI l»l{ \W\ is ON 10 i>» I M I'rrmit ■< 6S Ist. IStil) !nd: SSKI M 4th: Ml.: drill filh: 1361 7th: .•::>: Ittt: M4M Hlh: 4»i4 10th: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders »iii be received hy the Chairman Eionomu- Ur\r!opment. Boaixi.
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    149 20 MELBOURNE. Thurs. /CONSOLIDATED Ooldfields first quoted today dominated trading. Shares opened at $4.10 and after selling up to (4.20 finished ai $4.02. Turnover for the day *vas 196.150 units Industrials »err slightly easier. Palls outnumbered rises for the first time since November 24. Base metals were irregular and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    245 20 TAM'ARY. first gradr rubber f.o.b. hinrrs closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore >e»terd<>> at Kit, rents per Ib. up three-ri{hlh* of a rrnt on Wednesday's closing level (or the position. The tone was steads but quiet. R.A S. and M.K.r. r losing prices in cents
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    110 20 y-HIPt lying alanitida tht Smjinn wharvn M ti*)*cttd taday art: Scrdan^ N.VV. 2 liiann Ann N.W. 3 4. Strut Florida '3 4. Glrnlyon lull. Bcnvorllch ii. IK Nankai Maru 1*». Kuruk Si/Mi Ch»klanK 31 -3-. Hakuhaaan Maru 35 38. Milo 2H 29. Kottrrna 42, i 3, Kibl
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    81 20 /'HINESE Produce Eiehange, Singa- pore noon prices por pieul yeitarday: Coconut ell: bulk ill! aellers. drum $44 Kellers. Cepra: Mixed if. oh.) looae Dec./ Jan 526! B Pepper: Muntok «h.te SIR2i nellers. Sarawak white s 1 »><• sellers, special Sarawak black $117 i *eller». tarbled Lampong I lack
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 20 'PHI Aiiaciatien of aanm in p^aiay* na made th«»e ctiangca in It* rate* to merchanu yesterday (all ratea to $100): United State*: buying TT 32 11 18. airmail OD 32 13 1«. 90 d. at. 33 5 16 credit hill*. 33 9. 16 trade bill* Canada: buyin« TT
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    37 20 /\N th» lr»« t««h»ri|« marktt id Horn V-* KonK vMlfnUy thr U.I. dallar «aa o'ioud at S 73 for T.T. and 5.7U for lath Ittrlint iiioikl at 15»4 and tnt taal at (aid ai '.'661.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 Dec. 15. RUBBER PRICE: 60! cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN; 5604.12 i (down 62. cents). Estimated unofficial offering 200 tons (down 10 tons).
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    MATSUSHITA IS AGAIN FEATURE ON MARKET
    922 20 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were sli«;ht--1 ly easier on the Stock Exchange yesterday due to lack of support except in certain counters. The main feature was newly -listed Matsushita which had the days largest turnover of 470.000 shares on a ready and delayed
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stork Indirr* Dac it i». < is •Industrials: X.71 MJI Tlm: iii7.ini inu.mi S rubbers: lin.X'i 110.73 •Dee. SO. 196S IM Ore. 1962 100
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGES
    892 20 L>l>lM>s in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIAL*: Central Sugar (10.000) $1.17. (15,U00) $1.16 rd; C.C.M. (20.000) $1.63 D. (II'.OUU) 51. 65, (19.000) $1.64; Dunlopi (1.0001 52.61.
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    Straits tin price falls 62 i cents in Penang
    420 20 THE price of Straits tin in Penang yesterday fell CSi cents to 5604.1^ in sympathy with a drop of K.Z per ton in London on Wednesday afternoon. The estimated offering was down 10 tons to 200 tons I LONDON: Tin on
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      964 20 »USII«ll»/Nt» ZUkUNB UIKICtS iNWft, PttlflM AM MR (Ml lERVICU IM Freaaitn. alilajji. MiUwno, tt«m Ma*no ta< Nionn.iia fOMal P. S'aaai Slapaari Siafioort Siaa> Ptaani lUllMta* 1/ o MB 1/1* Ma 11/11 lai RAJUU 1 (Jaa 7 Jaa I Jm IAIPIU 1/ I Fil 11/17 Fik 11/14 Ftl RAJUt** ?S 1
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      147 20 SINGAPORE/SAIGON MONTHLY REGULAR SERVICE ETA/ETD Spore ETA Soigon S.S. "FELICITY 23/27 t*c 30 Dec Generol Agent,: SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES LTD. 12. Boot Quoy. S'Dore. Tel: *****/3. y^r-TaXvH H J m— ram tjgi «nsi ciasi uMk Ptiiian-'C-ii N York k AngeHi 8 Francisco S'tcre P. Slum JOHANNES MAERSK MM Sl.lK Si.lll
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      595 21 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED 'Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) \nm \i ana m mbeibm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Nineteenth Annual General MretinK of the Shareholders ol Goodwood Park Hotel Limited will be hCid in the Conference Room of the Goodwood Hotel. Scotts Road Singapore, on Saturday, list
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      771 21 WAH HIN CO. (MALAYA) LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) AT an extraordinary general meeting of the abovenamed company held on 13th December. 1966: the following special resolution was duly passed: "That the company be wound up voluntarily and that Edward Douglas Couper. Michael Hugh Aldridge and Ng Wing Keunp of
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      697 21 NOTICES SEHNH CHUA BURIAL GROUND A Meeting of the Sehnh Chua Members of the Hokien Community will be held at the officers of Messrs. Soon Cheong Ltd.. 34 Pekin Street. Singapore, on Saturday. 24th. December. 1966 at 2.30 pjn. AGENDA 1. To confirm minutes of the previous meeting. 2. To
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      683 21 NOTICES HOLYROOD RUBBER LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 13 per cent (less United Kingdom Income Tax at the standard rate of 8s 3d in the £> has been declared for the year ending 31st December. 1966. The date of payment will be Ist February. 1967
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      604 21 Wt art looking for a dynamic MARKETING AND SALES EXECUTIVE for our wtll established products some of which may in due course be manufactured locally. The likely candidate, aged 28 35 years, may now be working in an executive position with a major organisation at a salary of MsBoo to
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      321 21 J. WHYTE (MALAYA) SDN. BERHAD CHANGE OF ADDRESS As from 19th December, 1966, our Office, Srores Workshop will be at: Lot No. 9, Road 222, Section 20A, PETALINC JAVA. Postal address remains as: P. O. Box 365. KUALA LUMPUR. TELEPHONE NO: Kuala Lumpur *****/8 —i CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Applications are invited
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      Who won?
      46 22 rpHIS is the official 1 photo of the 100 metres final finish in Bangkok on Sunday. The judges studied the picture for 15 minutes before declaring jegarhesan (top) the winner from Kunalan (centre). Japanese Hideo lijima (bottom) was third with Oroh of Indonesia fourth.
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      AGF A WARDS 1970 GAMES TO SEOUL
      294 22 BANGKOK, Thurs. South Korea was awarded the 1970 Asian Games at a meeting here of the Games Federation Council today. Ceylon, the rnly other country to apply for the Sixth Games, withdrew her bid at the last moment and the council unanimously awarded
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      Malaysia should win the badminton 'gold'
      592 22  -  NORMAN SIEBEL CHENG HOE and KEW SAN SWEEP JAPAN ASIDE Bangkok, Thursday From ]U ALAYSIA will continue their great and ceaseless badminton labours in the final of the Asian Games men's team tournament against Thailand tomorrow and on Saturday. Today they saved themselves some
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      507 22 HEAVY MACHINE REPAIRER LATHE OPERATOR WANTED Applicants are required to state their working experience. Salary will be commensurate with age, ability and experience. Apply to: KAJIMA TAISEI JOINT VENTURE, P. O. Box 59, Alor Star, Kedah. EXECUTIVE POST Wanted by large European Company, a Capable Assistant for their Timber Export
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      338 22 I NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES To be held at oar saleroom No*. 14 A 16 ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE ON THURSDAY 22nd DECEMBER, 1966 at 2.30 PJL MORTGAGEES' SALE:1. Nos. 51, 67, 58 60, 61 it 63 MOHAMED SULTAN RD. Freehold. Area 10,177 sq. ft. 2. No.
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      277 22 NOTICES ROAD CLOSURE TAIPING The Level Crossing at Railway telegraph post No. 59 15 over the Stephen Kampong Boyan Road will be closed to traffic (or repairs from 600 p.m. on 19th December, 1866, to 6.00 a.m. the following morning. Vehicles will be permitted to paa< at half hourly Intervals
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      63 22 0 AN EXTRA PAGE OF SPORT IN PAGE 17 C-O-O-L MOTORING!! [j 3fF^3i2£itaa£ B HHLHcomes on COLDER cools nniCKFR 1 WJr7T77.'/,: m YOUR CAR V" I rwiniTiuwwu FRONT and REAR UNITS TO SUIT ALL CARS WITH 12 MONTHS guarantee I MOW YOU CAN HAVE FRIGIKING QUALITY FOR ONLY $1160/- INSTALLED
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      RESULT
      1326 23 ATHLETICS Pole vault 1 I Hirota <J> 3 Y. Urya cJ j i HP Hon^ (K) 400 m rrlay 1 Malaysia iG Rajalinp.nn, Mo:i..ined Anffin, T. Kil-shnnn. M. Jesathesaiv 40.6s (Games record); 2 Indonesia 41.0; 3 Philippines 41.3; Thailand 41 4; 5 Formosa 41 8. 6 Koiea 42.1; 7
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      690 23  -  ERNEST FRIDA NORMAN StEBEL, MANSOOR RAHMAN ANOTHER MALAYSIAN TRIUMPH Report by Sawakl's time for the 1.500 m was 3m 47.3 sec, breaking the record set by India's Mohlnder Singh in 1962 by 1.3 sec. The silver medalist was 26-year-old Malaysian Ramasamy Subramaniam, who streaked to
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      Jega hurt after hitting the tape
      267 23 Jega hurt after hitting the tape three yards clear at the half distance. The interest was now In the fight for Meood place, and what a fight it wa.v Tony Asamli < Philippines 1 led Thuan Heng as they turned for the la*t length. The Filipino was tn arm's lrngth
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    48 24 LONDON. Thurs. Malaysia has placed an order for electronic measuring equipment worth £34.000 with Marconi Instruments Ltd., it was announced today. The order Includes signal generators, oscilloscopes electro ie counters, modulatlo meters, and oscillators which are to be used in the maintenance of communications systems. UPI.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 24 IN LOVING MEMORY of Antony Amlrthanathan departed 3 years today Raqulrm Mass at Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Klang at 6.00 p.m. lt-12-66.
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    A contract for ferry services to islands
    109 24 A contract for ferry services to islands BINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Government has entered into a five-year contract with the Southern Islands Tours Ltd at a cost of $9,750 a month! for ferry services for Government officials and their families and the island school children between St. John's Island and
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    Raja hits out at S'pore Alliance leaders
    422 24 'pHK Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, tonight charged that the Singapore Alliance and local UMNO leaders were not interested in seeing a peaceful and pros|>erous Singapore. "They do not believe in a multi-racial, multi-lingual and multi-cultural Singapore," he said in a speech at
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    Public trust urged to run The Times
    77 24 Public trust urged to run The Times LONDON, Thurs. The Government was urged last night to set up a public trust to run the The Times already the target of two rival takeover bids. The suggestion that a public body similar to that operating the British Bror/. casting Corporation should
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    Quit rents due on Jan 1
    60 24 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government today reminded land proprietors and lessees of State land that 1967 annual or quit rents are payable on Jan. 1. These rents are payable in advance and without demand. Occupiers of State land on temporary occupation licences were also reminded
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    Open on Sunday
    27 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Change Alley, Singapore's popular shopping centre, will be open to business as usual on Sunday, the Change Alley Merchants' Association announced today.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    339 24 LONDON, Thurs.— London stock market trading was subdued today by company news and the approaching holiday and official bargains fell to one of the year's lows at six and a half thousand. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Thurs Spot 18
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    172 24 IVERPOOL. Thurs. rj Steam rising from 52.000 tightly packed, rain soaked soccer fans was blamed today for a crowd panic at Liverpool's European Cup match with Dutch champions Ajax Amsterdam last night. Thirty-one people were treated in hospital for crush injuries. Red
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    Vigilante Corps registration
    45 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs —The Calmhill constituency will register members for the Vigilante Corps at its headquarters In Cavenagh Road from today until Dec. 24 between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. daily. Those interested are asked to call at the headquarters for registration forms.
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    Lock icon Man who fell asleep in dustbin
    97 24 Man who fell asleep in dustbin PHOENIX (Arizona). Thurs. John Edwards fell asleep in a large trash bin and came within minutes of being buried alive by a hulldozer. The bin, containing trash, boxes, garbage and the 47-year-old transient was dumped into a large truck. The contents were compressed under
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    A 'dream come true' voyage around the world
    370 24  -  ABUL FAZIL By yUGOSL AVIAN journalist and author, Joze Horvat, 51, dreamt for years of sailing "every ocean and as many seas in the world as I could." So when his 11th novel "Macak Pod Slaemom" ("The Cap under the Helmet") became
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    Citizens' party for children
    61 24 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Some 700 under-privileged children will be entertained at a Christmas party by the Telok Blangah Citizens I Consultative Committee on Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Keppel Harbour community centre. The M.P. for the area. Mr. I Bernard Rodrigues. will attend the party, and
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    Children's fete
    30 24 BINOAPORE. Thurs— The Sea- side Park Residents' Association i will hold Its annual children 'a 1 Christmas party at 63 Jalan Buloh Perlndu at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday
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    85 24 DETROIT. Thurs. Ford and American Motors, second and fourth largest U.S. motor manufacturers, yesterday announced workers are being laid off because there are too many unsold cars in showrooms. General Motors and Chrysler, the first and third biggest, have already I announced output cut-backs.
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      301 24 FLate CLASSIFIEPS I 20 words $15 (minimum) I TAY: To Caryl and George a son (brother to Mary Fiona) at Ulrncnclea Hospital on December IS. Both well. CHANG: To Soh Choo (Christine) and Kwang Slong a son on 14-12-66 at K.K.M. H. Thanks to Obstetrician ami staff ATON. To Ruth
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      52 24 The weather Highest and lowest t*mp*ra» tures In Malaysia and Slnirapor* (or the period 8 p.m. Wedn«ad*7 to 8 pjn. yesterday: HiKhnt Lowe* Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 81 75 Penanft 84 75 Ipoh 88 75 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 86 75 C. Highland* 6a Jesselton 86 71 Kuching
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    NPD the name that threatens German democracy
    1655 25  - NPD the name that threatens German democracy ANATOLE SHUB -by- TWO YEARS AGO 454 PEOPLE STARTED A PARTY THAT NOW COULD POLL 3 MILLION VOTES WITH A PROGRAMME THE NAZIS APPLAUD JUST two years ago, on Nov. 28, 1964, some 700 veterans of Cerman right-wing and nationalist splinter parties met
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      160 25 i' r nU^w* /kSB x xJ^^jf I Revlon! The marvelous gift I' $B W w r and... all ready for glorious mf "Wfh?\?~ iVMdkLyWW \../JJ <&a^ giving in Revlon's marvelous %m» m JHtff J%SS& 1 Christmas wraps. J fe-jfeb^ J f afc- R-*"4nffl m &k K Intimate, the luxurious fragrance,
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  • mainly for women
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      New lipstick colours merge with f askion
      1094 26  - New lipstick colours merge with f askion The accent is on beige and delicate pinks, reds too are turning brighter. OLIVIA YEOH by r \\\\y focus is on lips. And the accent is on colour. Girls are &oing lo love the new lipslick colours bec;mse the emphasis is on beige
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      UNCERTAIN HEMLINE
      66 26 UNCERTAIN HEMLINE LONOO N designer John Cavanagh is ready for anything; hrmwiv Whether skirts go even shorter or. as some are beginning to predict, start dippint floor u aid Mr Cavanagb's latest creation will be right in style. The white pique dress featured at his most recent showing rises a
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      199 26 FOrI CHRISTMAS\ r "rife/ Aitien lor Men i *>t: and \n T^^rf^VJ^ r~^£r£q-^ miniature *v KrVf -^*t i Ducting I Blue '■fgrS- Wfa'--- 8 H' ...J Powdefin A; ~W Uustiny 1.. S -r-H 31H5f1.- Christmas •X^.-., Powder. kt a*C?fi JW* Candle with j 1 Bath £2^fS±^9| -^>--*^ Blue Oraaa i
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      188 26 ffiM Me4*l ST-*7OO K& ■Mflij— J IHttß Ho^^J NX-^SO v Ulm Mi|k Total \^t KS[ SPECIAL X'MAS and NEW YEAR SALE 20% /fj7s DISCOUNT Cyr}t~4iu/*fur /^f/ t/fJ DIAMONDS. STAR SAPPHIRES. SAPPHIRES. JADES. EMERALDS. RUBIES, PEARLS Etc. METRO EXQUISITE lEWELLERY Au.hons.d Oittri»»r»Of yiglgQJQ P£^RLS 72-74 HIGH ST., SPORE. TEU2B23S A beautiful
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      Demand in Malaysia, S'pore
      566 27 QUALITY FOODSTUFF FOR WORLD MARKETS By Special Writer PRODUCTION and processing of fine foods is an established tradition in Australia which has supplied quality food products to many countries for more than a century. Today. Australia's fresh and processed foods are sold in Singapore and Malaysia
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      Honey packed in beer mugs
      196 27 Honey packed in beer mugs (M)R the past two years, Singapore has been buying increasing; quantities of Australian honey. Most of it is shipped from the States of Queensland. New South Wales and South Australia. The 40.000 beehives owned by one company are situated in areas of the three States
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      More exports of canned milk to Republic
      215 27 More exports of canned milk to Republic /\NE of Australia's biggest manufacturers of sweetened and unsweetened condensed milk this year won Singapore orders for tanned milk worth M 568.960. It followed this up with a further M 534,480 shipment. The firm, part of a world-wide network of 18 factories in
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      Aust. Trade Commission
      25 27 MR. H. ROWLAND. Australian Trad* Commissioner McDonald Hmm, Orchard Road. SINCAPORE MR. A. ELLIS Australian Trod* Corr.mifsioner. 44. Ampang Road. KUALA LUMPUR.
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    Powdered cheese popular
    252 27 THERE is a rapidly 1 growing demand for i Australian dry pow- j dered cheese in Singa- i pore. Malaysia and Hong Kong. This is a comparatively new product which was introduced to these countries only last year and is now being exported in bulk packages of
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      129 27 The whole world is buying more and more AUSTRALIAN food and beverages The whole world is buying more and more wheat, $A 82 ,200,000 worth of fresh, Australian food-processing plants are Australian Food and Beverages. (In canned and dried fruits.) Australian fresh large, modern, hygienic. Australia is a 1964-65 for
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    Industry geared to meet demands
    177 28 AUSTRALIAN PROCESSED FOODS GAIN POPULARITY THE enormous range of foodstuff and beverages available from Australia today comes from an industry which is second to none among the world's food producing countries. This industry is fully geared to meet the demands of overseas markets particularly in
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      227 28 BROWN 6t KIDD PTY. LTD. 147. NEW CANTERBURY ROAD, PETERSHAM, N.S.W. AUSTRAUA. Manufacturers of BAKERY MACHINERY and OVENS, INVITE ENQUIRIES, FOR SINGLE ITEMS OR COMPLETE BAKERY INSTALLATIONS. '•***"TrtilPin'iiff^** I Wmm\\ VNMK. I mb MmWi WM *I#JB k wi I 'I^l RL jf W i*^ ■t Sbk ■it^mmmm j| Ik Hr
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    Meat production earns $S4om overseas yearly
    622 29 AUSTRALIA'S THIRD LARGEST EXPORT INDUSTRY MEAT production, mainly from the northern grazing areas, is Australia's third largest export industry, earning over M 5841.312,000 a year on overseas markets. Research, pasture improvement and better processing methods have maintained for Australia a well-earned reputation for consistently
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    Best apples used in making popular drink
    175 29 Best apples used in making popular drink VI ALAYSIANS and Singaporeans are enjoying a IT *new taste it's a sweet, sparkling and healthgiving drink produced from apples grown in Tasmania. Australia's island State. The drink, a non-alco- hollc elder (called "cyder" to distinguish It from alcoholic elder) Is made from
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    Growing demand for wines
    144 29 THE Australian wine trade to Singapore is a qualit) one with about a dozen Australian exporter^ already in the market. Their products are bandied by well-known, oldestablished Singapore merchants. The market ranges from popular sherries to rhampagnes. port and brandy. All Australian wine exports are subject
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      252 29 HOLBROOKS Now enjoy Holbrooks Worcester- If Jl ANOTHER HOLBROOKS shire Sauce the classic m A ORIGINAL— Worcestershire Sauce made from SWEET MUSTARD SAUCE an old, traditional English Holbrooks Sweet Mustard Sauc* recipe. Tangy tasting Holbrooks I is tomething •xcitingiy n»w Worcestershire Sauce enriches nd different, it combin«s the natural flavour
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    Demand for gelatine can be met in new markets
    460 30 EXPORTS TO MALAYSIA, STORE BOOSTED production of Australian ra ado gelatine, which for many years Ikis been sold around the world, menus the demand can now be met in many new markets. One Australian company makes gelatine in grades suitable for
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    PUSH-BUTTON BAKEHOUSE CUTS COSTS
    374 30 AN Australian firm of specialist engineers has perfected a fully automatic machine for the mass production of waffles. It is said to be the world's first fully automatic, continuous-strip baking machine. The invention is the "brain child" of three Australian engineering brothers of Melbourne. I The
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      356 30 <®, There's in these new and different biscuits BROCKHOFF Make friends with tht wonderful range of delicious biscuits from Broefchoff so many varieties to choose from, and all made from the most wrholeeome ingredients of the finest quality. Whatever the occasion, there's a Brockhefl biscuit to please you I Here
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      S'pore finance company to expand
      315 31  - S'pore finance company to expand MOK SIN PIN By J^ LEADING finance company in Hie Kepublic, Singapore Finance LkL, is embarking on ;i large scale expansion programme. The company, founded in 1961, has undergone considerable re-organisation in recent years. Originally a private company, it was turned Into a public company
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      'Food cans still need tin coating'
      328 31 'Food cans still need tin coating' ON the basis of present can making technoology It was not considered economically possible to produce processed food cans from new materials recently developed without the traditional tin coating. Mr. K. D. Brough. the managing director of Metal Box Co. (Overseas) Ltd. stated during
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      S. H. BENSON COMBINE TO SET UP AGENCIES
      207 31 S. H. BENSON COMBINE TO SET UP AGENCIES rE S. H. Benson advertising 'group has combined with a major American advertising agency, Needham. Harper Steer, Inc. to establish a Joint company to acquire and set up agencies in the leading European marketing centres. Tim was announced by the managing director
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      FORD EXECUTIVE ON 2-DAY VISIT
      91 31 ]\/|K. K. St-olt MaiKen/ie. ma- naner of the South t-.astern Region of Ford Motor Company* oversea* tractor operations, was in Singapore recently on a twoda v visit The South Katlern Region, which has in headquarters in Melbourne, Australia, is responsible for all aapecta associated with
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      Honda market baby car
      102 31 The Honda Motor Company, the world's largest motor -cycle manufacturer, will market a new baby car costing 313.000 yen (about £313) In February. the company has announced. Honda said the new model, the Honda N-360. would seat four pas>sengers and was equipped with an air-cooled 354
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      Taipeh added to air route
      77 31 Air Vietnam has introduced regular Caravelle iet services to Saigon and Taipeh via Hong Kong and back again with direct connection by the same company every Wednesday and Sunday Irom Saigon to Singapore. This marks the inclusion of laipen m -Us international net- ork With
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      Ben Line ship
      61 31 The Ben Line announced tnat their third BenJedi-cla&s ve&ae) Is to be launched at the end of February. 1967. It Is proposed that me new ship should be named Benalbanach. a name held by two previous Ben Line vessels She will coat around £2 million and will
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      'GOOD MARTS FOUND HERE'
      265 31 HELTZCR SINGAPORE and Malaysia are showing themselves eager to keep pace with the latest techniques of international commerce and industry, said a leading American industrialist who has Just left the area. He is Mr. H. Heltzer. president of the 3M Company of America who visited Singapore
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      Australian firm *8 exports up 50 per cent
      148 31 BROWNBUILT LTD. of Australia, in its 1965-66 annual report just issued, states that exports of the company's products rose by more than 50 per cent during the year. The report states that Brownouilfs export efforts will continue to be directed at countries
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      New branch building
      131 31 AN »M established local trading company. Soon Cheons Ltd., Singapore, has been expanding and diversifying it* business activities in Weat Malaysia. After expansion of their busl■eaa in Muar and Malacca in recent year*, the company haa now expanded their business In Eelantan. The company's Rrlantaa branch, which
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      341 31 THE PIPE MAN, THE FAIRWAY AND BALKAN SOBRANIE Man and his golf arc one of life's mysterious love stories. Despite all that game's most cruel caprices, it* helpless swain returns undaunted with a heart full of hope and a pipeful of Balkan Sobranie Smoking Mixture. For when you arc companioned
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      DRIVER'S NIGHTMARE ON THE CAUSEWAY
      103 32 DRIVER'S NIGHTMARE ON THE CAUSEWAY lOHORE BAHRU causeway is a driver's nightmare. I work in Singapore, live in |B and go through that nightmare every day. Yet it need not be. There are rules that would ease the jam and remove frustration, only nobody meaning the police enforces the rules
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      To whom can the public complain?
      388 32 To whom can the public complain? rpi'ESDAY morning 1 saw at least A fifteen lawyers, four or five Police Officers and over fifty members of the public in the Kuala Lumpur court. They were waiting to get their cases heard I went at about 9.30 in the morning. It was
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      Grievances of the students in Singapore
      319 32 Grievances of the students in Singapore v:OME of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's remarks in hi.s recent speech attacking the Malaysian element of Singapore's student demonstrators should not, I feel, go unchallenged. Mr. Lee attributes the student's actions to frustration arising out of their grievance towards the Malaysian Government. If this
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      No service
      87 32 I AM a resident of Sentul Garden a new housing estate within the Kuala Lumpur Municipal limits. The Municipal authorities issued occupation licences for houses in the estate more than three months ago. Uo v) date there has been no collection of refuse ..nd the result is dirt,
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      BEHIND THE OFFICE GATE
      221 32 BEHIND THE OFFICE GATE T\\i) weeks ago, I called at the Administrative Office of the Teachers' Training College, to make enquiries about instructions for the recent reexamination (pro fessional for students and was politely directed to the Exam. Unit, a floor above thin office. As I mi nearing it another
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      A 7-hour work-day for all teachers ?
      136 32 A 7-hour work-day for all teachers PARENTS muit be happy ro hear that the authorities are rapping irresponsible teachers tor holding innocent children as hostage by boycotting extra-mural activities in pressing for better working conditions. However they can safely do so because they have short working days of not more
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      The invigilator
      121 32 r J'HE inconsiderate attitude of the invigilators at the Balpstier Hill Integrated Secondary Technical School (H.S.C. Centre shook me. In the middle of an examination the chief invigilator suddenly announced: "Here are two important announcements. The principal of this school does not like cars to be parked in
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      Medicine and dispensing
      443 32 T*HE point I made in my previous letter was that local graduates in private practice (up to 1962 if it pleases the Professor > were versed in dispensing. If the class on dispensing was terminated in 1960, it stood to reason that medical graduates up to 1962
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