The Straits Times, 28 December 1970

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Ik Notional Newspaper I std. 1845 MONDAY, DECEMBER 28 1970 15 CEXTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No 1507
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    Lee: We can ward off dangers
    262 1  - Lee: We can ward off dangers P. M. RAMAN 'Ability to meetsudden drop in the economy' By Singapore, Sun. SINGAPORE has developed the capacity to ward off a sudden drop in its economic growth in 1972, or a high rise in unemployment as a result of the precipitate drop in
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    Lock icon Polls for India
    45 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. Prime MinlMer Indira Gandhi's Cabinet decided foment to dissolve Parliament and hold general elections In early 1971 a year ahead of schedule to seek a fresh mandate for the Government's socialist policies, authoritative sources raid. AP. (See Pate 3>
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    Track star Chi Cheng weds her coach
    202 1 Track star Chi Cheng weds her coach rIPEH, Sun. Chi Cheng, the poor Formosa girl who became one of the world"s top woman track stars, married her American coach. Mr. Vincent Reel, in a simple Christian ceremony here today Some 400 people Including top Nationalist Chinese government officials looked on
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    Police seize six guns-for-hire after Xmas Day gunfight
    252 1 SINGAPORE. Sunday POLICE have seized six I guns following the Kinta Road gunfight in a car on Christmas Day. Some of the guns are believed to have been "hired" for recent major robberies. Within three hours of the gunfight in which three
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    Big bank grab: $600,000 recovered
    577 1 Big bank grab: $600,000 recovered By PHILIP KHOO and VICTOR NG: Singapore, Sunday POLICE have recovered about $600,000 of the $946,000 snatched b y three gunmen outside the Chartered Bank on Oct. 30 Singapore's biggestever robbery. About $70,000 was found in a Toa Pavoh flat yesterday, and over $500,000 in
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    Primary school admission age may be lowered
    376 1 Primary school admission age may be lowered SINGAPORE. Sun. THKRK is a fairly good chance of lowering the school admission age by six months in the next three or four years, and eventually by one year. This prospect of changing the six-plus admission rule which has been in force for
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    Tengku's post endorsed by conference
    84 1 Tengku's post endorsed by conference KARACHI. Sun. Malaysia* former Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman was yesterday formally appointed the first Becretary-Genenl of the Secretariat of Islamu nations. The appointment wai> endorsed by 23 foreign nriiisiers of Islamic rations wrr. began their second conference here. President Yahya Khan of Pakistan opened
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    Man falls from Singapura
    44 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. A New Zealandei. J. Simoi was admitted to the Outran Hospital early this momtng with serious Injuries sustained In a fall. He Is believed to have mien from his room at the Slngapura Intercontinental Hotel In Orchard Road.
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      STRONGHOLD SEIZED
      25 1 LOURENCO MARQLKS. Sun. Portuguese troop* have seited the last African Kuerilla stronchold in Moiambique. the Fortuituese news anenry AN1 said today— I PI.
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Release war criminal Hess call to Britain
      199 2 Release war criminal Hess call to Britain ONDON, Sun.— The Sunday Express today called for the release of Nazi war criminal Rudolf Hess and urged that British troops free him when next they guard his cell If Russia and the United States do not agree to his release. The paper
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      Lock icon Russia, India sign new five-year trade pact
      153 2 Russia, India sign new five-year trade pact XTEW DELHI. Sun. The Soviet Union will supply ships, tankers and copper to India for the first time under a five-year trade agreement between the two countries signed here yesterday. Manufactured goods. Including cigarettes, surgical gloves, lenses, carpets, cosmetics and paints, will make
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      Mao with 'friendly American'
      62 2 MAO TSE-TUNG, 77. poses with American author Edgar Snow on Dec. l. in a photo released by the Hsinjua Agency. The man in the centra is unidentified. The agpncy describes Snow, who wrote "Red Star over China" and several other works on Chinese communists, as a
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      Lock icon Nixon wants firm 'yes' to cut down N-arms race
      365 2 WASHINGTON, Sunday. pRESTDENT Nixon wants the Russians to move 1 the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (Salt) towards firm agreements on scaling down the nuclear arms race, White House officials said yesterday. The talks are on* of the President's priorities (or 19T1
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      Killer dies in jail
      42 2 SOMERS Connect u-ult. Bun. Arthur Culomhe. 4fl. confessed slayer of six people in series of hold-ups died of apparent natui'Hl cauws at the Bt»if Prison Commissioner Ellis C. M*cdougall Mid Culombe died on Tuesday in till cell OFL
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      Lock icon Closer Sino-British ties in offing?
      212 2 Closer SinoBritish ties in offing? HONG KONG, Sunday. £JHINA'S release of British banker Mr. David Johnston, 56, raises hopes for an improvement in Sino-British relations, observers here believe. Mr. Johnston, accused by the Chinese authorities of spyinc and jailed for over two years, crossed the border on Friday for a
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      30 2 HONG KONG. Sun Chairman Mao has outlined a new policy for next year which includes the normalisation of relations with Britain, the Sunday Star, quoting its China sources, said.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Reshuffle of envoys gets go-ahead
      115 2 Reshuffle of envoys gets go-ahead MANII.A Sin Pr«Md»nt Marcos ynsteraay approvrd a Foreign Office ie(ommenr). ti<m to reshuftie Philippine amba*adcrt abroad. particularly u-nse who have .s'aypri :n thrir pres> nt pilots lor four >eai> H ■on Thus*- wln'iii the ITesirient oidrr-rl tni'islrrred t" OtIMC |wm -vere MntoijtsHrior to Mexico Mr.
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      Lock icon Detectives hunt for clues to girl's killers
      157 2 Detectives hunt for clues to girl's killers I ONDON, Sun. Detectives combed snow covered army firing ranges in Pirhrirht today for clues to the killer of a IS year old schoolgirl a case dunned (he Rerl Hiding Hood Murder. Just likr the girl in the trHlifion.il children's tale Janet Ste\rns
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      Lock icon No Nixon visit
      39 2 WASHINGTON. Sun Pr»Md«nt Nixon has no plans to vim! Asia early next year, a White House spokesman said tiKtay in reply to reports tha' Mr. Nixon would visit Australia as part of an Asian tour. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bucher swop deal hits a snag
      288 3 Bucher swop deal hits a snag PIO DE JANEIRO dun. The Brazilian Government told kidnappers of Swiss Ambassador Mr. Giooul Bucher it was ready to free 70 political prisoners as ransom but only on i m conditions. nove came last night 111 a loughly worded communique winch observers I inuld
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      Lock icon Turkish PM'S car attacked by students
      153 3 Turkish PM'S car attacked by students ISTANBUL. Sunday. I1IOTING students threw several firebombs at I the car of Turkish Premier Mr. Suleyman Demirel here last night. He was not injured. Police said Uie lirebombs exploded a few yards Ironi the cur u the Premier ww driving past the Istanbul Technical
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      NIXON TO ANNOUNCE CHANGE IN ECONOMIC POLICY
      236 3 NIXON TO ANNOUNCE CHANGE IN ECONOMIC POLICY V/ftflfrOTOW, Sun President \i\on will UMM .soon another 'lange in the organivi li<n of the White Hun-. ti give major status to the field of foreign econ mic policy. I In- change was re-inn-iiiirii by the adviW| council on executive organisation, headed by
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      Lock icon Airman killed: Ruffian held
      59 3 TOKYO. MB. A 22-ycar-rtnese ruflbui *ai mat* rd v:r.t'id:v on .su"-piciMi of kllllnn an AltllCM :rrvicfmaii in Tokyo ■-■iburban io<-.n at Pum n.iir iho U. 3. TfeebflUkWl PoMet ■iM Ako Mhtsnmoto 'in PFC. Orviv EatnMn. 22. on the head with a btr l^o".lc r\, t. ;-,i.'-
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      Lock icon Cat saves family from Xmas dawn fire
      94 3 ()REM <Utah>. Sun. Robert Weaver credits a cat he didn't particularly care ior with saving the lives of his family of six in a Christmas morning flro. The cat. however died. Weaver said the cat Jumped on his bed and continued to pester
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      Lock icon 'Free Angela' demo
      89 3 'Free Angela' demo APTCB visit ins Angela Davis in the Maria County jail. her si.ter I .un. Jordan (left) and her brother Riginald Davis lead the demonstrators in a "Free Angela Davis" chant from a pick-up truck in the parking lot where more than 250 supporters gathered. Kegiii -i I*l
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      Lock icon South Korean deserter seeks exile in the north
      118 3 TOKYO. Sun A South Korean Army deserter left by air yesterday foi Moscow en route to North Korea. seeking political asylum to live with hi* parents Chun.; Hoon-Sang 27. formerly of the South Korean Army seen ofT by several of hit Japanr-c
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      Indira may gamble on an early election
      393 3 Indira may gamble on an early election NEW DELHI. Sunday. THE stage now seems set for Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi to hold general elections in February or March next year about 12 months ahead of schedule. Although no final decision has yet been taken. Congress Party leaders have studied
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      Japan's pledge to US on air bases
      97 3 Japan's pledge to US on air bases 'POKVO. Sun— The Inited Stales will be "freely allowed to use two of its present air bases in Japan after they revert to Japanese control next year," the director-gen-eral of Japan's Self -defence Agency said yesterday .Mr. V. Nakasone told Parliament that the
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      501 3 BIIUVYORKER turns kids into powerful he-men" J^ At 18, 1 had a typical kifthmU: V^N tall, 10] a<iJ <k,m-. I4i!b<- I m 'tarred plau'iz •'•"Jv.i:':t\pandtrs Mr 'his, hu; 'he >c<u! f < rcere </i<'^W ;A upp>\< ■■•■■'.y. I'-.-'i the Hullj£4 J t.orkei .Wv progress tvas amazinc rigJiTJ I hft;an pairing
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      Russia spells out its rules for writers
      262 4 Russia spells out its rules for writers Mos( o\\ Sun The Kremlin >i'sterda\ spilled out what it expecu of poHs and writers in restrictive terms, t.tkin^ another swipe at "that renegade" Alexander Solzhenitsyn in thr 111 IH'CSV The in a,i o r morning newspapers all ran discourses on the function
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      Lock icon HANOI IS WARNED: SUPPLY LINES WILL BE HIT
      219 4 HANOI IS WARNED: SUPPLY LINES WILL BE HIT IyASHINGTON. Sun.— U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Adm. Thomas H. Moorer. tiafl declared that if Hanoi attempts a major new offensive this spring in Cambodia or in South Vietnam, the South Vietnamese would hit back by cutting their supply lines. Adm.
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      Lock icon US navy to hand over all combat craft to Saigon
      225 4 C AIGON. Sun. Admiral Bernard A. Clarey. commander of the U.S. Pa -ific Fleet, said today the navy will turn over ail its combat and logistics crait to the South Vietnamese navy but will continue to main- tain advisory personnel
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      Ted swings it and packs 'em in at Christmas sing-in
      82 4 Ted swings it and packs 'em in at Christmas sing-in PRIME MINISTER Heath presenting h i s Christmas S p c t .ic 'til. l l conducting, singinc carols and 1-rarking jokes. lie has been doing the same show for 27 years, but still packs them in at the Grand
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      Lock icon Park names new chief
      58 4 SEOUL. Sun. President Chmin-Hee Park yaillllla] MWd National At-sembiwn m Paik Nam-Ok. 56. to repine acting chairman Vun ChiTouna <>t th«? rating DMaocntk Republican Party Paik s appointment came in a of tlie parly leadership which followed a Cabinet icahuffai a week imo in which National
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      Lock icon Egyptian build-up as the ceasefire deadline is nearing
      259 4 Egyptian build-up as the ceasefire deadline is nearing CAIRO. Sunday. £GYPTIAN Armed Forces were acquiring more training, arms and efficiency each day of the limited Suez Canal ceasefire, which expires on Feb. 5. Vice-President Aly Sabry said. Mr. Sabry. who returned here from Moscow last night, conferred during his six-day
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      Lock icon Nervous comeback, but Liz still a winner
      189 4 Nervous comeback, but Liz still a winner JO N DON. Sun Sporting some grey hairs but still stunningly beautiful. l.h/abetli Javlnr is making her lirst film in nearly two years. And the veteran .18-year-old artress admitted: "I was scared about coming hack on the set." Shr said: "On the second
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      237 4 m n New Chinese Character No. Actually it's an IC magnified to 30 times its size. IC stands for Integrated Circuit. An Integrated circuit is a very small circuit block formed by combining or connecting individual groups of vacuum tubes, transistors and diodes (operating as resistors condensers etc.). The vital
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      221 4 I IMAGINE iSMNS SOUNDS UKB A J^^-^SHBIfINOfc Gffrl I ...WHEN I BSOUCHT 'IM IN FACE- "X \*N§taQQOCMt) JVIFB TRVINfi/I TMINKX HYSTERICAL... DOWN OVER TV HOOP AFTER HEP I AiAVAVS Dtp J h *Vffy..J3* A. TMATS rT, W J FLIPPB) ON HOTDOO TURN ZS J WfcNT TO SET INTO L STRANGER
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    Plan to lure 20,000 tourists
    338 5  -  COLIN GIBSON: New York. Sun. DETAILS of a plan to attract up to !0.000 foreign tourists a year to Sinicapore for luxury liner cruises around the Indonesian islands have been revealed here. The 14-day trips will he operated year-round by the Holland America Line and
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    NEW RESERVOIR TO BE BUILT AT CHANGI
    87 5 CINGAPORF. Sun A new reservoir, with a storage capacity of j.onn million gallons to br built at Upper Chang] Road, la one of the principal water project, ol the Public Utilities Board, The Asian Development Bank lias granted a $24.9 million loan for
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    Raja will open new Outram centre
    115 5 Raja will open new Outram centre CINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister <»f Foreign Affairs. Mr. Rajaralnam. will open the new Singapore Profrssional Centre at the Outram Park Complex on Jan. 18. This Is one of the important, events in the Commonwealth Heads of State Conference week starting on Jan. 14. Aniunn
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    Frst meeting of team to help small industry
    206 5 Frst meeting of team to help small industry CINGAPORE. Sun. The follow-up committee of volunteers set up to help implement Nanyang University's economic workshop guidelines for the growth of small industries, will hold its first meeting tomorrow. The meeting will be held at the board room of Singapore Polytechnic. Tho
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    Mara's plan for contractors
    126 5 Xl ALA I.IMPIR. Sun Mara is pl.inninc to suooly huildinr materials to buminutra contractors. Dato Ha.li !Musi.iil.i bin ll. in Jabhar. deputy to the chairman of Mara, said yesterday. Hr m speaking at the oprninc of the annual meeting; of the Selanror Malay Contractors' Association here.
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    Last guest of Cathay Hotel to check out Wednesday
    197 5 SINGAPORE. Sun THE last guest of Cathay Hotel will check out on 1 Wednesday. The departure will mark the end of the hotel's 18 years as one of South -east Asia's tourist landmarks. But Wednesday will also mark the beginning ot
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    Varsity seminar
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Sun The Science and Technolosy Minister. Dr Toll Chin Chye. will open a one-day seminar on "Social sciences r.nd modernisation in Singapore" at the University of Singapore on Jan 9
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    Million dollar deal to build barge
    104 5 Million dollar deal to build barge SINGAPORE. Sun A locpl .•■hipyard. Far East -Leur.e -ton .Shipbuilding Ltd. has Mi:ned a million dcilar contract with a South-east Asian group ol timipanies for the construction ut a deck carno baiae. The bailie which will require c\er 1.000 tons of steel to build
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    SAF military exercises
    77 5 SINGAPORE sun Singapore Armed Forces personnel will conduct military exercises at the Man-Hint area on Tuesday from I p.m. to 5.30 p.m. on Thursday and on Jan. H at 7 a.m. to Jan. 8 at 1 1 .50 pm. Exercises will also b* conducted at Pulau Tekcng
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    MP's question
    54 5 SINGAPORE, bun. Hie MP lor Paya Lebai Mi. Tay Boon Too. will a^k ilic Government at the next meeting cf Fmliamcnt un Wednesday, liow many pupils .sat tor ilie primary i.chool leavim: examination m eacn ot Uw lour fcnfUBMI streams in 1168-70. and what i* the percentage ol
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      311 6 The Chartered Bank The Chartered Bank was incorporated in 1853 t3 finance trading operations in the East, and the first branch in this area, outside Singapore, was established in Penang in 1875. Further impetus to the Bank's development occurred shortly after the turn of the century when the rubber industry
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      56 6 CONGRA TULA TIONS to DUNLOP ESTATES BERHAD as one of the founders of the Rubber Plantation Industry of Malaysia, on their Sixtieth Anniversary DUNLOP RUBBER PURCHASING DUNLOP MALAYAN RUBBER COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED SUPPLY COMPANY SDN. BHD. 2nd Floor, Malayan Bank Chambers, 28, Kamponq Jawa Road, 2, Battery Road, Klang, Singapore
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  • D DUNLOP ESTATES BERHAD Supplement
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      5 6 D DUNLOP ESTATES BERHAD Supplement
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      Dunlop Estates mark 60 years of progress
      1362 6 COMPANY IN STRONG POSITION TO FACE THE FUTURE DUNLOP Estates Berhad is proud to have been associated with Malaysia over the past 60 years. Through two World Wars, the Great Depression of the early thirties, and the Emergency period, through lean jears and
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      Dunlop Company started own plantations in 1910
      641 7 WITH THE COURAGE OF PIONEERS— WHEN the Dunlop Company started Its own plantations sixty years ago. it embarked on a tremendous task. Large areas of jungk' were cleared, millions of seedling rubber trees were planted, and nurtured to flourish in a land fai
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        65 26 Weather outlook The weather outlook for SIN(iAPORL today iinm 6 am iO noon: Occasional Flight showers. The outlook from 6 a.m. today to 6 a m. tomorrow within a 20-mile radius of the following towns: Kuala Lumpur, thunderstorms In atternoon; Prnang, Intermittent rain in morning, thunderstorm in afternoon; Ipoh, moderate
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      144 7 Heartiest Congratulations f to fDUXLOP ESTATE§ BHD.f on the occasion of their i Diamond Jubilee I from «.l I Ll>E LTD. I I I I Agents I Guthrie Boustead Shipping Agencies I Sendirian Berhad t HIAP AIK CONSTRUCTION Co. MALACCA EXTEND THEIR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO DUNLOP ESTATES BHD. MALACCA ON
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      55 7 LIAN HCNG CO., P. O. BOX 70 SEGAMAT. JOHORfc (SUPPLIERS OF ESTATE REQUISITES) EXTEND THEIR BEST WISHES DUNLOP ESTATES BHD., ON CELEBRATING THEIR DIAMOND JUBILEE. CONGRATULATIONS TO DUNLOP ESTATES BHD., MALACCA FROM WOH CHUN SDN. BHD., MALACCA P. O BOX 2 IS. TEL 3828 4907 47 ILN MUNSHi ABDULLAH OIL
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      157 7 Vt m f-4 BEN LINE are proud of their long association with DUNLOP ESTATES BHD. and congratulate them on their DIAMOND JUBILEE. CHIN MOH ESTATE CO. No. 1 BATU ANAM ROAD, GEMAS, N. S. AGENT FOR ESTATES AND SMALLHOLDERS 1 LATEX CONVEY THEIR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO DUNLOP ESTATES BHD. MALACCA
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      253 8 Congratulations to Dunlop Estates Berhad on their Diamond Jubilee i^Sj^QUALITY AIR Q^^^|COMPRESSORS H _j Sigurd Stenhoj have been jjjJL* H leading the way in producing ji» tough, reliable single and *^§H t w ostage Air Compressors for ~V nearly 40 years. Most I requirements are met by range I available.
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      17 8 With the Compliments of Van Leer Containers (M) Sdn. Bhd. Petaling Jaya P.O. Box 18 Tel: *****4
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      154 8 BARLOW BULKING SENDIRIAN BERHAD Extend their Congratulations and Best Wishes to OUNLOP ESTATES BERHAD on the occasion of their Diamond Jubilee Congratulations Best Wishes to DUNLOP ESTATES BERHAD on their Diamond Jubilee From:bm BEHN mEYER SUPPLIES TO THE PLANTING INDUSTRY: Nitrophoska Compound Bayer Household Pesticides I Rubber Processing Chemicals Straight
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    TOP HIDING PLACE FOR A GUN
    106 9 TOP HIDING PLACE FOR A GUN A DETECTIVE (top) stands on the ledge of a window to < limb through the ceiling of a house in Jalan Loyang Brsar where an automatic pistol is hidden. In a hn.it shed outside $500,000 from the Chartered Bank robbery was recovered early yesterday.
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    Toto jackpot for special Xmas draw
    85 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The jackpot for todays final Christmas Special Toto draw No. 103/70 is $190,000 because there were DO top prize winners in the previous draw. The numbers drawn today were 16, 9. 36 24 and 29. The iuiii:tictial number was 1. In the
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    Raffles mall
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Sun It was a day of preparation today at Raffles Place and the Golden shoe" district for traffic plan changes to put into eflect tomorrow the Raffles Mall scheme.
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    PA employees cannot talk to Press
    296 9 PA employees cannot talk to Press SINGAPORE, Sun. Employees of the People's Association may not talk to the Press or make public statements criticising the association or take an active part in party politics. This prohibition is laid down in the People"s Association (Conduct and Discipline) Regulations, which will come
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    Ngee Ann output of technicians will be raised 8 times by 1975
    296 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. J^(iKK Ann Techlii cal College which 00l a million loan from the Asian Development Bank yesterday for iissll million expansion |)l;in. is expected f<> raise its annual output of technicians l>\ eight limes in five years.
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    Timber pirates in Brunei make $1 mil haul
    271 9 Timber pirates in Brunei make $1 mil haul BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. Timber pirates armed with chainsaws and bulldozers have floated down-river $1 million worth of timber for sale in Japan and Hong Kong. Reports said bulldozer driving raiders from Sarawak were ploughing over Brunei's isolated border areas and stealing
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    Taxi ballot: New date
    64 9 SINGAPORE. Sun The NTUC's Workers Co-operative Commonwealth for Transport Ltd (COMFORT i has decided to hold a ballot for Its 1,000 new taxis at the National Theatre on Jan. 5 at 10.30 am. instead of at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec 29 Reasons given are
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      PRESIDENT TO BE
      389 10 The office of President oi the Republic of Singapore is unusual. The President is elected, but not by popular vote. He is Head of State, but has no political power. He symbolises the- integrity and the values of the Republic, yet is more than a symbol. Professor
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      TRYING TIME FOR INDIRA
      310 10 An early parliamentary election in India almost a year ahead of schedule is now on the cards. The working committee of Mrs. Indira Gandhi's ruling Congress party is in lavour of it, and the chances are that Mrs. Gandhi will go along with the committee's view
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      THE MASTER SPY
      315 10 "Cicero", the almost legendary spy \vh<> passed Allied information of th«: highest value to Nazi Ger many during the second world war. has died— pen niless iind with nope of a pension abandoned. Cicero, a Levantine, was personal valet to the British Ambassador in Ankara. He was
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    Lock icon A city at war
    652 10 PETER SHARROCK REPORTS FROM PHNOM PENH TRYING HARD TO BE NORMAL WHILE GUNFIRE RUMBLES THE normality of this charming riverside city after nine months of war still astonishes visitors but rocketing prices, the nightly rumble of nearby mortar attacks and terrorist bombs have had their effect
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      CASE FOR THE PRIVATE SCHOOL TEACHERS
      94 10 RECENTLY I went '•'for an interview for the post of temporary teacher with the hope that after teaching in a private school for ten years I would stand a better chance. But I was told by the interviewer that teaching experience in private schools
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      NEED FOR TRAFFIC LIGHTS
      182 10 NEED FOR TRAFFIC LIGHTS IT his been suggested 1 frequently that traffic lights should be Installed at the junction of Jalan Rlong with Jalan BangMr, but nothing appears to have been done about the matter and the need Is increasing week by week For motorists wishing to turn out of
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      Still no response
      83 10 VOU published a letter of mine under the headIng "Back-log" (8.T. Oct. 23). wherein I bemoaned the attitude of the births and deaths department in Ipoh in tackling a back-log of 10.000 applications for birth certificates There was no response to my suggestion that temporary star! should
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      Cattle in the gardens
      64 10 pVERY evening In Seremban about 5.30 a herd of cattle parades along Rahang Square, Green Lane and even the Lake Gardens. As they pass, they leave their mess behind. The cattle also enter private gardens and eat the flowers. They also knock down dustbins and block
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      Cheap books
      67 10 IAM a regular book buyer and I find, that most books are contrary to your opinion, cheap. The libraries can never be a threat to the book industry because libraries are useful places for finding references only. They do not have the latest editions of many works and
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      WHY NO OFFICIAL DENIAL?
      170 10 CINCE the article '"Teacher Exodus" appearing in the Asia Magazine. d 1 s trlbuted with the Sunday Times, there has been no otllcial repudiation by the Mim.-try of Education There was one statement !n the article which was most foreboding. I quote "And some commercial firms
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    Why China still feels threatened by the Japanese
    443 10  -  DON SHANNON BY TOKYO pOMMUNIST Chinese fears of a reviving Japanese militarism are genuine, a Japanese Socialist Party official believes. Torao Takasawa, a member of the party's central committee and head of its education and propaganda bureau, said in an interview on
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      Singapore to blame for this decline
      196 11  -  ILSA SHARP By HONG KONG'S biggest boom Industry, wigmaking, has (jonc Into a sudden decline— and Singapore is partly to blame When 40.000 wig workers were laid off in recent weeks, about 30 per cent of the total wigmaking workforce. Mr George M. H.
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      Time for care in buying
      508 11  - Time for care in buying BLAIR JOHNSON By THE trading boards x of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore may look like the signs outside a bargain store, but intending investors must take care in the coming year. Market sentiment is not going to pick up quickly after the
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      RELIEF FOR THE UNIT TRUST MANAGERS
      261 11 ONE of the most Important amendments to the Securities Industry Bill effects Unit Trust managers and trustees. The Bill as planned had drawn them Into the net classifying them as persons who dealt in securities and would have made their services to unitholders more
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      Singapore engineer to help develop new Aussie town
      417 11  - Singapore engineer to help develop new Aussie town CHUA SENG CHWEE By A MULTI-MILLION dollar contract for design co-ordination and engineering In a massive Australian real estate development scheme has been awarded to K.T Philcox and Associates, a firm of consulting engineers with offices in Singapore, Bangkok and Hongkong. Announcing
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      CITY TALK
      226 11  -  CROESUS By Accommodating accounts RECENTLY criticism was levelled at the standards of local accounting by the Deputy Controller of »he Development B*nk of Singapore. Mr (hew Kens Seng charged he had come arm"-"- many ra**>. of MbMmi violating accounting principles, committing breaches of the Companies Art and exercising
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      Asia is heading for a livestock boom
      974 11  - Asia is heading for a livestock boom ALAN CHALKLEY A MASSIVELY GROWING DEMAND FOR MEAT By DY 1985, Asia as a re**gion is likely to be over three million tons short of meat and 26 million tons short of milk. This part of the "protein gap" in the region's diet
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      TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK
      120 11 The following list of stocks were the ten most dealt in last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing price on Thursday and high and low for the year. NAME TTRNOVER PRICE HIGH LOW MPKKIAI. HOTEL PACIFIC CHEMICALS iENTOSA PLYWOOD
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      PROPERTY
      399 12 SERENK HOTTSE, the last of four centres, previously used by AmerlR R personnel visit ln« Singapore, will .1 homely atmosphere. The centre, standing en (luny and Karrer near the junction mile Bukll Tlmah R iad, was last used in January by American ra on leave Imm South Vletn im.
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      BID TO 'SELL' SINGAPORE
      131 12 ]Y|K. WILLIAM H. >m fllis. vice pnaMant and general managei ol ingri-La Hotel in Singapore will attend the 25th annual Western International Hotels managen meeting to be held at the Bayshore Inn In v a neon ve r Brit i a h Columbia, from Jan. 3
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      The rising cost of living round the world
      2342 12 By CHRISTIAN TYLER (Financial Times. London). HOW PRICES COMPARE (SU.S.) ONCE analn this year the international cost ot living has moved steadily higher but at an accelerating rate WhereI as a year ago most countries involved In our world survey of living
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        HYATT
        122 12 MISS !v> Slow ha« b#»n appointed Publlr Helations Director of Singapore Hyatt Hotel, in charge of liaising with all department heads on promotional matters. A graduate of the University of Singapore. Miss 8iow worked as a reporter before joining a local advertising firm as an account executive and public
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        ALWEE ALKAFF
        51 12 MR Aiwr* Alkjft hai been appointed a direci'.r ol .1 Malayan Tru I mark House, Singapore, at the company'! annual general meeting last Monday. Mr. Alkaff has been Honorary Bi M He is h licensed valuer and estate md a Fellow of the Rnglii h A sociatton of
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        VOLVO
        41 12 VjR. David Nag*- haa ■'i appointed Marger of Vriivo Malaysia Ho wis formerly Demler Development Mnn->tr(T of Volvo Western rs Mr Nngei will supenrtaa the marketing of Volvo 'I trucks, tparg d servicing iitirratlons In Milßvsia Singapore, and Hong Kong.
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        LOCAL MARKET
        211 13 1 1 11 only three and a hall Hay's trading the I vchinge of Malayiml Singapore was (iiiiet last week. Powever, 'he ■adtrtyhtg •(.in strum; with 62 Industrial counters training and only 14 losing -m with 13 remaining unrljarißed. i|s<i improved with 7 mo.lnc up. 3 down and
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        DECLINE CONTINUES
        179 13 Till London rubber market lost further .rotiml during the week i- liquidation and switchnut of nearby termini) position continued First half 1971 contracts lost mi to id D«t Ib. Forwards were relathrctj belter supported on short covering and nritehlag and conse--1411 ellt I y differentials led tn widen.
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        SMR BUSINESS
        88 13 I 'HE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the following information in respert to business transacted i SMR. (or the week ending December 24. RMR 5 CV January 1 1-ton Pallet) 2 cents premium January d-ton Pallet) 2 cents premium smr January 1 1-ton Pallet i W cent discount
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        Singapore produce
        92 13 trading rted during the past •itencd weelc in .luce market. -.iw iictiviiy at a i ni buyers i ill} withdrawn. In ihe week some ing Intemi from •mdc for steadier it, the coffee i>;T-t;ike »a.< estll.iii tons. ,;.s<i reIlllj on consunierthe various on I nominal liirtrely unpper wetar
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        PRICES
        125 13 Chinftc ProfH'ce ■■•han(i«, umiclpori, norni prut pat i«-uI nn Thuriday Coconut Oil: Bulk foV «Iltr». .Imn J«l) Hllm, Copti M.x.it 11.on.) ioom Jan./ K.I. IK (oni IM B. Pipptr: Miniliik ASTA whltt f., I, H»i'. NLVV SIXII «rll.T>. S»r»- NI.W *110 ■rllaci tarawaa *i»-ii.ii hiark i.o.h. ■•i.w lift I
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        EXCHANGE OFFICIALS
        119 13 MR Tan I'uau Yimiu ot Buan i cc Braf s\a s Cl iirman of new rnxiuce Ex■li.uif' In Singapore for Mr lun tm Mr Tan S.^rk •i Hoe Thong ffll Hi n >r;iry Tri-a- ir M< Horn* "I Buan i Mr Tan if i Tnng, Committee members: Messrs
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        Local Stock Indices
        59 13 tBtfaatrtabi Hatotai rtlM: S ruhbrri: l»er. -'I l>r. n<i30 |3li.4S i>i 34 si n KH 13 l''O M 9li 8K 90 RR Jljut ***** t><- 25 I n?r |n io«« ino Drr 31 1»«8 100 t Dae. .38. 1862 100 l>rr. ;:< ins ,s7 100 88 113.14
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        CCM poised to pay up
        444 13 «i, HT nt prlce of P" 8torlt 142 1M9 70 high 12.13; low si .30. E«mint» yWd 14.3 per c?nt. Price etrnlngR r«tio 7.0. gARNINGS shot up 10 points to 20.4 per cent at Chemical Company of Malaysia (CCM in the financial year ended September
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        OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
        234 13 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: The market moved narrowly last week In very quiet trading ahead of the Christmas holiday. Company news was sparse and failed to prompt any features in the market, while the steady condition* on Will Street provided little Incentive Government bonds were firmer reflecting year-end window dressing,
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        Dividends announced
        28 13 it.itn UnUns < attlrfield IK) p nlli. II' 22' Oatr TnUlfnr p.«>ahlr the vrar .Ian 18 F»b 23 27«i'» CurrMit Total fnr prrvinu* year nvt% t Interim
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        WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
        936 14 AS a service to readers, tl.e Business Times published weekly a I detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's highs and lows are followed by the week's move- I menu ln price and turnover with calculated dividend
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        OTHER CLOSING PRICES
        1048 14 THE following Is a list of revised quotations for counters not included In the above analysts for the week up to Thursday Dec. 24 with price movement* based on a comparislon of last salw on Dec. 18 and Drr. 21 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS B. S. L,
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 14 RI'BBKR TIN (per Ibl (per picul) Dee. 21. 50.. ct«. ff".?. 22. M cts. S«11 XT' i 23. 49. els. MtS-IZH 24. 49\ els. IttSJS 25. Closed Insrd 26- (lose*
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        MEETINGS
        202 14 The following company meet* ings are due: Sea View Hotel 1.W.: Dec. 28, 9.30 a.m.. Hotel premises at Amber Close. Katcng. Singapore 15. Wearne Brothers. Ltd.: Dec 29. 12 noon. 45 Orchard Road £i:.i'apore 9. Bukit Mrrt..jam Ruhrxr t*. lid.: i>< :<o. 11.00 in no 52. Jalan Ampai-.c, Kuala
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        DELAYED DEALS
        16 14 T"r MHK s TOTU 1)1 'AT i' liffS 1I?4 Percent) It 5b «^S3S!: avera^^^i-i-^3.000:
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        15 14 IE sr ft SS o n £2 £5 "■p»~ v,v:::::::::::. 5.1!, 2i
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        New York
        251 14 XTKW YORK. Thurß— Stocks wound up their pre-hol!da\ week with a net ?ain and finished the Christmas Eve ?«-s«lon siaunchly in plus terrifnrv Though the days advances was solJd. the session was rclaHvelv dull as toward the close trading contracted to a trickle except for a few laree
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        Indices
        84 14 rhursday fil 80 Wednesday (180 Week apo 64.08 Rl BBKRS rhursdav li,2 47 Wednesday 1R2.15 Week ago: 161 22 OILS rhtirrdav 288 34 WertrfsdKT 2K8 89 Week nco- 290 75 IMM STRIW.S riiinvr 1 33S8 WorV.rtday 13|.| R>»k am 3.11 6 mm iokfm *\fr\i.i ivni «rni/%i.s IT K'8 38
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        London
        161 14 LONDON Thiir* The mar- J** 1! "'hanged In Rirnost 'die trading. Some scattered par'i way movements were seen cmnne leading Immb, bir conditions were Mack ahead of the Christmns Holiday. CILTEORCO Exchrqu,, 5 r; MJ F«> n« 3-. w .J Tre-,,,,rv MS T:) Trjwur, V 4 KM,, 12 9
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      PALM OIL
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      239 11 (WSIDE Tb« rUini ewt of IMng ronnil (hr world: Property column; Proplr In bu«inr*«. Pucr It. (.CM. poitrd to pay up: Orrr«ra< markrt rrports; lir.il market fttngaporr producr; I undon wrekto rahfcrr report. Pip 11. Ntw York market, Umdun miirkrl Weeklj share •naJyafa Mid other cl»»ln« prim. Pip 14. '^E^^T^rnm^^^PP^^H
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      79 12 RDE i us $210 postage /j IJ ti ji I THE STrTiTSTIMES DIRECTORY OF I I MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE IWJLoI I enclose htrewith a po»tal,money order or chequ* for f/Vml^ being my payment for The Buku Merah, 1970. Postal: Delivery ViF\ J to Malaysia and Singapore $2.10 extra. Overseas delivery
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      229 13 MANAGER TIMBER DEPARTMENT -SINGAPORE The successful applicant must possess a fluent command of English and local languages. The applicant must have several years of experience in the timber trade. We require an honest hardworking person who will be paid in accordance to his qualifications. As the applicant will deal with
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      620 13 Cement Marketing Co. <M) Sdn. Bhd. will now consider applications tor A BUILDING MATERIAL SALESMAN The successful apoiicom *ill be required to promote the soles of o number of established trend* of building materials ond to take responsibility fcr the development of his soles territory He will be reouir«d to
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      788 13 SENIOR AGRICULTURALIST Tropicol Agriculture THE COMMONWEALTH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION IS conceined «ith the promotion, ope'n'ion onrl rronoge'rent of o wide variety of commercial enterprises, includino some) mo|Or agricultural s«»Ot» prOi'Ct'. n> the developing oreat ot the world, ond wi'Kf i^ strpngt^»» its tejm pf (agricultural specialists to cope with future development
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      545 14 Chemical Company of Malaysia Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ninth Annual General Meeting of Chemical Company of Malaysia Berhad will be held in the Board Room of Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad, 4th Floor, Bangunan MIDF, 117 Jalan Ampang, Kuala
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      715 14 WARNING NOTICE '(.mkx Mr. Gohel Jitubha Anandsinh and Madam Vasantba Ratansing w/o Gohel Jitubha Anandsinh trading as Ratansing tt Company at 71-B, Market Street. Singapore, are the registered proprietors of the above identified trade mark registered under No. ***** in Part A of the Register in Class 30 for pepper
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    Grace is Archery Queen 1970
    152 15 SIM.APORt:. Sun. It's bulls-eye for pretty Grace I urn. 21, who knows nothing about bows and arrows. But she won the "Miss Archery Queen 1970" at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. It was however a target hit with a difference not a bow-and-arrow aim
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    NO DELIVERY OF MAIL, PARCELS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY
    162 15 NO DELIVERY OF MAIL, PARCELS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY SINGAPORE. Sun. The Postmaster-General has announced that there will be no delivery of correspondence or parcels on New Year's Day. Hours vi business at tiie General Post Office on that day will be from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All other
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    Boys' Brigade officials
    51 15 SINGAPOHi. Sun. Mr. Tan Hoay Gie has l,een elected president ol the bn gapcre Boys' Brigade. Other officials are: Major Khoo Buan Hln and Mr. Folc Tai Loy i vice-presidents i, Mr. Lee I iat Cheng (secretary). Mr. Tan Boon Yeow lasst. secretary; and Mr. L.F. Strange
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    Teachers' meet opens today
    40 15 KUnLit LUMPUR, sun.—Participants from 31 countries today registered for the first convention of the international Federation of Free Teachers' Unions »t the Federal Hotel i.ere Education Minister Inche Hussein Onn will ..pen the four-day convention tomorrow.
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    Raja's date
    28 15 SINGAPORE. Sun The Mnuttei for Fnreißn Affairs and Labour. Mr. S Rajair.tnam. will Ptfiid the Central Provident Fund Board kihiuhl staff dinner at Oasis restaurant tomorrow.
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    69 accidents
    11 15 SINGAPORE 3un There were 69 accident*, live aarioua. yaatcrday
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    Plan to double production
    411 15 $14m EXPANSION FOR STEEL MILL SINGAPORE, Sun. National Iron and Steel Mills will double its output within a year with ;i $14 million expansion plan to serve the industrial needs of Singapore. This expansion, announced tonight by Mr. Gk)h Seong Pek, its managing director at the
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    Registrar gets list of 'eligible' lawyers
    450 15 Registrar gets list of 'eligible' lawyers SINGAPORE, Sun. The year by year difficulties of Supreme Court authorities in getting members of the Bar to defend accused persons on capital charges at public expense will be over when the new Legal Year begins next month. The situation is expected to improve
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    The future of 3,000 Base workers facing retrenchment
    393 15 The future of 3,000 Base workers facing retrenchment CINGAPORE, Sun. 3 What is the future of some 3.000 whitecollar workers at the British bases who are due to be retrenched by the middle of next yea i Are they thinking ot re-employment in more or less similar situations in the
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      783 15 TV and Radio 3.M P.M. Opening and General 7.N For the Family (Chinese— Hospital Repeat) 3.21 Indian Classical Dance 74, News and NewsrEe in Chinese 3.5. Sri Even, in Sm.apore ST^JE.."? Ssh Ml R XX" Sincere (Tamil-Repeat) angusnj 4.11 Days of Our Lives >M Spotlighl— Music Variety 4.55 Close U*s
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      Barbarism in closeup and analysis of the Soviets
      960 16  - Barbarism in closeup and analysis of the Soviets EDWARD CRANKSHAW By BABI YAR by A. Anatoli, trans lated by David Floyd (Cape 48s) WILL THE SOVIET UNION SURVIVE UNTIL 1984? by Andrei Amalrik (Allen Lane 30s) ITNTIL Yevttislii'iiko published his poem (liter tiikcii ;«s a theme by Shostakovich) in 1961,
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      History journal gets a new name
      280 16  - History journal gets a new name JAN KAROL By IfHE Journal of the Hlstorical Society tof the University of Malaya i has changed its name. Its ninth, issue, which appears under the title Jernal Sejarah. has four articles and a book review in Bahasa Malaysia, reflecting the increased in- struction
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      Time when Britain delights every visitor
      383 16  - Time when Britain delights every visitor Irston R. Barnes 8y SPRINGTIME IN BRITAIN by Edwin Hay Teale (Dndd Mead 1557.50) TN more than a score of books Teale has written of nature in the familiar American scene He began more than 30 years ago. Springtime in Britain Is Teale's first
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      A sympathetic study of the guerilla struggle in Guinea
      469 16  - A sympathetic study of the guerilla struggle in Guinea COLIN LEGUM By THE LEBERATION OF GUINEA: Aspects of an African Revolution by Basil Davidson (Penguin 6s). AFRICA'S guerilla movements and leaders are comparatively unknown for some reason they have Tailed to capture the romantic imagination of Western radicals to anything
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      105 16 LM^|kl>' I Advertisers with products or services to sell to the well-to-do ot Singapore I will certainly welcome NEW NATION, the new quality afternoon I S newspaper NEW NATION Readers are the high-income earning people the people who respond to advertising messages I Make sure your advertising plans include this
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      110 16 ANNOUNCEMENT from De Witt'S i A new shape pill But no change in formula A new golden bottle cap p^ For better protection <fl A A modern new pack aMaaM >nlM<w>M>>M^ \i^l For our famous Oe Witt's Pills. Wt have Imkmm.m., madt a ttw changes to modernize our I packing.
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      Can we have concealed wiring in a flat?
      148 17 Can we have concealed wiring in a flat? IHAD the opportunity recently of attending a eminar on industrial safety at the Hotel Equatorial. At the l.i>< session of the tar, members of the audience were invited to a-.lt questions on industrial safety. Someone a.sked why the IMB would not approve
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      108 17 1 FULLY endorse the view xpressed in Ong Peng Slang's letter 'ST.. Dec. 17) 'ing that T.N.K. refrains from committing indecent acts in public parks that will breed Peeping 'i'niu.s and thugs. These undesirable elements appear to have mdd by leaps and bounds In recent years and it Is no
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      218 17 Why not our best bowler? fIMESPORT has picked Patricia Chan and Kunalan as Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year (ST., Dec. 25). Why don't we admit that both of them are has-beens? The Sportsman or the Year award should go instead to our bowler, Henry Tan, who is the second
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      62 17 I WOULD like to bring up the case of a Flame of the Forest tree in a house in Bremeau Drive in Serangoon Gardens Estate. It is a deciduous tree and is a nuisance to the families behind it. Sometimes the kaves fall into our food
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      114 17 I REFER to the letter from "C.T.E." (ST.. Dec. 15) requesting for the provision of a posting box in Cantonment Road I wish to inform the writer that there are four posting boxes located within a convenient distance In tho vicinity of Cantonment Road These are at
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      141 17 I REFER to the letter by "Puzzled (ST.. Dec. 7. The general consensus of opinion Is that drama is the type of programme most appreciated by our audience between 8 and 9 on a Sunday evening It is for this reason that we have scheduled dramas of varying types at
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      81 17 I REFER to the letter by T.K. Sim (ST.. Dec. 17 1 complaining about the three-legged table-tennis table at Nelson Road community centre. The matter has been looked Into and the investigation revealed that there is no such table in the centre. T.K. Sim may be mistaken for there is
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      135 17 I REFER to the letter writtin by "The Angered" i <ST. Dec 14) I» is not an examination I regulation for a .school canI dldate to wear his school I uniform to write his School Certificate or Higher School Certificate examination papers, and no invigilator has been instructed by this
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      100 17 I REFER to the letter by A. K. Scan <S.T.. Dec. 17) regarding the flre-engine that was delayed by a oneway street and a traffic jam. Ihe police received a aa9 call about the fire at Bejeral Lane at 4.49 p.m. and immediately Informed Fire Control. Despite the fact that
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      103 17 r'O of your readers have complained (S.T. Dec. 17 and 21) of vandals causing damage to their motorcars. Under the law, a person found causing mischief to a motorcar is liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years or to a fine, or to
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      117 17 Picking up rubbish at lunch hour AS there are 24 hours in a day, I cannot understand why the Ministry of Health should specially send its van to collect refuse from Hock Lam Street during lunch hour (1 p.m. to 2 p.m.). How can one enjoy the food at the
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      122 17 WHAT is all this twaddle about parents having to Dlan the birth of their children in November and December so that they (the children) could he admitted to Primary One on January 1 without having to wait? It is surprising that the Government. which should cater to the needs of
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      91 17 I HAVE a beautiful new Honda 175 motorcycle to which I have fitted a side-car with the intention of carrying my two kids (aged seven and eight) and their mother .is pillions. That calls for four i r.ish helmets. There isn't any problem about storage of four helmets when we
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      98 17 I REFER to the recent letters on the safety of lifts in HI)B flats. May I offer a suggestion" Why not convert all lifts doors (both inner and outer) and walls of every floor into "see through" ones by using either plastics, glMh
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      172 17 A gate will make life easier for all the kids PARENTS of children i studying in schools in Thomson Road would be grateful if the authorities could look Into their plight. To get to these schools the Thomson Secondary, Thomson Primary and Lee Kuo Chuan school the child will have
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      38 17 \f V friends and I subscribe I*l to the Prospect magazine and have always re- ceived it on time. But we have yet to receive this months issue. Could the ministry concerned please comment? STILL WAITING. Singapore 15.
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      248 17 Why can't the HDB let out for-sale flats that are vacant? A LARGE part of Geylang Serai is affected by the Governments urban renewal scheme. Being one of those affected. I was ordered to vacate my present house as soon as possible. I complied and decided to move into the
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      137 17 I REFER to the letter by "Darrell" (8.T., Dec. 15). It is most unlair that because on a few occasions his mail have been mislaid or delayed he puts the entire blame on the Postal Services Department. The letter from England which took about 54 days to reach him could
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      236 17 AM not a YIP (that 1 makes me a NIP "not jortant person" t. So when the Japanese floating fair came to Singapore recently I could not go on the first and second days which were reserved for VIPs. The third day however was "open to the public" according to
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      105 17 rO letters have appeared in your paper against the continuation of the Sunday evening church broadcast Thf criteria in deciding whether this programme should continue is whether there Is a ra^io audience I have received a letter from Klang this month and the writer who was not aware of these
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      GIRLS AND ADVERTS CAN ALSO DISTRACT THE MOTORIST
      103 17 GIRLS AND ADVERTS CAN ALSO DISTRACT THE MOTORIST I REFER to your report iST.. Dec. 23 > headlined: "Warning on thos« extras In cars." I agree that there should not be decorative disc* other than the road tax disc On the other hand, the police say teddy bears are distracting,
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      292 17 Dec. 20 I was watchw ing the Chinese variety show on TV. This is one of the most popular programmes produced by RTS. On this occasion how?ve r, the whole show was spoilt by a bad "magician." When the "magician" appeared. I expected to see some surprises. Instead I was
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      53 17 Scotch by IjHj Tradition RID HACKLE Scotch WWnky Awarded Gold Medal in 1970 y^M B^ ot the Bth World Selection of s2^ *3Kw«bbbW\ Winai, Alcoholi A Liquon \m BE, Rotterdam, Holland. W It it I »?11l l CLAYMORE LEE OftGANISATION I No. I}*, Imerold Hill Rood .Ground Floor, }in«*M«t 0
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    127 18 SINOAPORE. Sun. A detective and an offduty police constable caught three thieves in two incidents yesterday. At about 9.30 a.m.. detective Chan Kirn Chong of Queenstown police station stopped two men along Queensway. He found eight rolls of copper wire on them.
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    Police capture two escaped youths
    247 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. YOUTH who escaped from a lockup yesterday, ■nd an escaped prisoner were captured l>\ police in two operations since last night. Officers and detectives from Central and Joo Chiat Police Stations raided the home of Chhan Kam Seng, 22, in Mountbatten Road last
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    55 18 SINGAPORE. Sun Mr G. Kandasamy. secretary-general of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, will attend a special general meeting of the nursing branch of the union at Vickers pavilion in Kampong Bahru Road at 7 p.m. tomorrow. The meeting will discuss the nurses' grouse? relating
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    Rahita, nine, dabbling in bank accounting
    183 18  - Rahita, nine, dabbling in bank accounting Bailyne Sung By SINGAPORE. Sun. Rahita Elias. nine, tries her hand at the ledger machine and learns something about the management of money while a paternally smiling Dato Lee Chee Shan looks on. Dato Lee. managing director of the Chung Khiaw Bank, encouraged Rahita
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    121 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The Democratic Action Party today urged the Government to grant the renewal of work permits to those people who have applied for citizenship under naturalisation. even though they did so after July 1 last year. At present, this category of
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      261 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS from Israel? (B>. 1 Politician fosters tntlmate re- 6 Scholarly accnuntan' geta latlonship <8. 2, Si. half, approximately ,g, Beauty covered In rouge was 7 The Spanish city* expedient: revolting! <B>. settle for boilers 18. 7>. f Give satisfaction a polite 12 Examiner gets crustier IB
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      728 20 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL M SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No3OEJIn Amptncj Kimli Lumpu-. a^| H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE S*intaro'i P S ham Penani ArriflS: ST. CBNSTANTINE 18/ if IM 11/11 JM 11/1 B JM I.Havre 207, Hambu'C H/J, londori 25-2. R «am 30.2. Antmtrp 13. lUNCA MELOR
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      765 21 •TOO" Kl/*y»B9SH!PWNG4TRAOIHGCO.(PTE)Iia W/SBCICIISTSIUT SINGAfOHI I. I.i BtßtMß] HMD *7m REGULAR FAST SERVICES TO FROM INDONESIA MFIMEHS ETa [TO FOB timcON PEsdl la Ptrt 21 Dtc iMiemtung r..i»CB«BJt Is Ptfl 21 Ott »ta|kjl t. <n SuiMn •»lOs n Oic 31 Dtc o,^rl. Pinaun, S»NO» J1 Oic 2 Jia Prntuna. rusNS SU»S»
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      780 21 ACKNOWIEOCCMCNTS, 4NNIVEBSABICS, sNNOUNCtMCNTS. BIITHS. CIUB ACTIVITIES. CONOOIENCCS. BEtTHS. ENOCEMENTS, (UNERaLS. UIIIINCS. IN MEMOKIsM. MaftIUCES. MISSINC. PEBSONtI. P PC. REBUIIMS I BIUNIONS. Kile. Mniiis S2S/- (w 2B wt/ts, tics iMititail wirt JIM IllOfur Cliuit.ti- Air.fiinait itj Miaiaaa 11 51 Ur \i wirlf. tad iHitiiail alii M ctats. Straits Tiati Bii Stmct
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      532 21 CreatlnßS KATIE ANO JOTABOT extend stasonai ■rtaliasjsj to all trcinds and neighbaata. Regret no cards. Chanty will hirnflt. Situations vacant WANTED young energetic personnel a* aaltt rrprrM-ntatives lo promote sales oi I > scientific books I) offc. Tiactilaaa II omcc eijuipment respeclivvly. Mininum i|uahticattons al Hi' mon |i School Cernficata
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      824 21 A CLERK imale or fema'ei re<|llirea by a Commercial Firm with BUtat> tive salsrv Appluants must have Koud know .edge of Commercial tarrenponili ire. typing, account and a lltt'e Ct'imsc is preferahle. All appllratata* ttrttltal iChmem- md Kmlish) i.roM.i lull particulars should be addressed io Boa A 4464 8 1.
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      1906 21 PLACE YOUR ADS. f^—sT) THROUGH OUR C.A.T.S. mjj#»' PHONE SPORE ***** 1 i^^^T] Monde, to Frioay 8 o.m. 6 p.ta. I (QJIaTtSy Saturday t a.m. 2 P-"»- i COOK AMAH lot European house Pis- o m.t la, Musi iw eapenenced .oon itfenauat -*ential. Phon. 1 8 pore) COOK HOUSEBOY anrt
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      799 21 FURNUHKO BUNGALOW at V m•. ipprr rhanm Ko«d »35<> pm. MMWI ilci-incity and w-attr uro.n.; Rln( MO7M/ SINCLESTOREY lIMI DITACNCD 3 t>r<lr<.ninrd himmrnn (ully fumuhml. Ball! a I Hill* Batata, V.ir.mt lit Krh K. il SIV l'.(i\ A44t*« BT. B'porr IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION r.ou-<-«. >;:.•! Thomson. H j.l C.i". J X.Th
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 22 In rvri Imins nirmm. of "Mr. M. Nar.isintam departed on tfith Dec. 1969. Dearly mitaed. forever remembered by loving wife, children and relatlvef.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 22 To on, drairM l)ild who |ie--.7 li hi Vnu left an rmptiß-* that ran never be filled. ln*e(l*4 b» laved one* at homr. I nil s(; rOMQ NGHEk
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      887 22 JtIN THE FAMOUS SUCCESS qualified for success: I muaiy oeginner'n classes: Commerc al Se< re i rtartal lAaaBsMMl Morning. Vdeinoi... riMIBE Success ColSMa. Pb».i Ltliar lieyldnn lumtion B'poie 41* :1742 RAJA > bOLLk.CC la yvul KlKht Xl«. c to learn Commercial' Accademte Buh lecta. New Scasion aianinrf .Inouary Kor Deii.i«
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      843 22 Business Opportunities owNiH leavinu mi'ii>« t«c mm pruntahir uuimatfi loi IM prut ui One. Cuiop'rlr trainltm 'Utferiioerv Mjit .rusut. svotnaa tamny IJOX A44Uj 0 I port. WANTED «V AGENCY. rartlMT* and M iii'ii-pfDtaliM'ii Please apply »ith pliotukmpti iinjn-rcluioauti to Box ASM b T. Malacca. jForJiir. FORKLIFTs with experienced drivtrf for
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      687 22 Cents Hairdreising RECENTLY RENOVArEO IAIR-CONI •II RirU nairdressar* Open on Hair.liesMnK ■aaaaa SO, cum street ■TI2MI lore Tailoring SO MANY PEOPLE mIM suits. Ob -uin. But »b*rt cao (hey got ibe -turit material. rixßt cut. runt pnc< and Uie nnht aervic*'/ Vasbl sa>s Ulad >uu a»H«4it Our long li-t ol
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      585 22 ITRANU MOTEL Heneoolas>_J*JlSf* luvw. (entre .|.iiet clean rtamm ■alas A r.tinijitioncd looma AiHx bath Bal Rtstaurant Honwl* %•*»•<• vi. iarsor< SLUANt ,O. elO.tk rtuaa. MD*arxir» 10. MU 6«26«/'. l-uMurioimiv iurDi*tMKi. «ir-«oo<mioo-•d u«i s*u/- $25/ do*mr»as. MICH CLASS >ervK.- .ipartnienta dall»/ monthly. ..on.-miral HiDsapur* B*»M.»rlineut .11-A IMilead Roa#l«l. Jure .'.HIM IMSM
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    307 23 SINOAPORL, Sun. Daring action and real mama in tnis production iur inn in tne aci. uui m tin' periormiTh who uftlM thr snow among tnem. a n Mi-nle pnnce.v. I lormer drug-taKinjj pop-singer, and a .ttudem ueinonsirator. ihe pnoMM M l»-ytar-iiiu aaugnur
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    413 23 LEE TELLS MARTIAL ARTS FEDERATION: SINGAPORE, Sun. Pugilistic and gymnastic clubs are io be introduced in secondary schoolsAn indication of this policy was given by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, when he opened the new premises of the Singapore National Pugilistic Federation in Tanjong
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    423 23 From Pag* On* brackets of technology. Then the average take-home pay will go up. because the value added in the manufacturing process is increased. Turning to higher expectations of the people he said 10 years ago they were happy to get a
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      334 23 LINDETEVES JACOBERG are pleased to announce that they are the exclusive distributors in Singapore and Malaysia for the full range of veneer and plywood machinery locally manufactured »>y ASIA ENGINEERING WORKS 20 409, Jalan Ipoh, Ipoh. THE CHAIRMAN DIRECTORS of CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LIMITED wish to thank DATIN LEE CHEE
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      72 23 In London, San Francisco, Sofia, Hong Kong... as it is here, when it's time to relax .it's time for a Tiger. Get the big, bold taste of Tiger Lager Beer and you'll know why Tiger is a triple gold medal winner. .why it's enjoyed in over 50countries throughout the world.
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      2248 24 RACING with Epsom Jeep Pool $9,391 lxt ***** $3,099 2nd 5S77I I 774 3rd ***** 387 SUrtrr>. (1129 each): Nm. ***** ***** ***** 548»§ n isolation prim ($28 cmeh): Not. ***** ***** ***** ***** r.46»0 ***** 552*7 ***** ***** ***** WHIPS 15 RIVALS BY
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      569 24 Useful points for Leeds as Arsenal draw LONDON. Sun. FFPS, favourites for the League and FA Cup, stand three points clear at the top of the English Div. 1 soccer league after thrashing Newcastle 3-0 yesterday. It was not a happy debut for Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Burghleigh, who had no
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      42 24 SYDNEY Sun Kn«l..ii(i kept aiivr thrir >pred»ay Test hupe^ when they beat Australia 06-!>2 in ihi- Fourth Tpm at tht Sydney showground la^t nighl England's win was spearheaded hy Capt Nigel Bnucnck who was top scorer with 14 point*.
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      AAS is now in control of motor racing in Singapore
      349 25  - AAS is now in control of motor racing in Singapore ALBERT JOHNSON By AUTOMOBILE Association of Singapore has taken over control of motor racing in the Republic. This follows the affiliation of AAS to the Federation Internationale de V Automobile (FIA) the governing body for world motor sport. The AAS
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      Boycott gets tour 1,000
      302 25 LAUNCESTON (Tasmania) Sun. Geoff Boycott, MOC'a prolific run getter, topped 1.000 runs in Australia as he scored 74 against a Combined Eleven here today. Rain restricted play on the opening day of the three-day match to 195 minutes and during this time MCC amassed 184 for
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      Cobras beat Blacks for Blues trophy
      301 25 Cobras beat Blacks for Blues trophy I DEFENDING champions Cobras ol Selangor retamed the All Blues Cup when they beat Singapore Blacks by 16 points (2 goals, a try and a penalty) to 3 (a try) in the final of the interAsian team rugby competition at the Penang Sports Club
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      Queensland face big Shield defeat
      198 25 Queensland face big Shield defeat ADELAIDE. Sun Qumis- land, forced to follow on 260 runs behind South Australia* 411. fared defeat with 35-4 in the second Innings at the close of the stci nd dry'? play in the Sheffield Shield match at Tin Oval here today. The QureiiNlandcr'- never recovered
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      Joyful officials
      52 25 Mm Indians' Football Club has elected S. Hetanasamy its president. Other officials: A. Narayanan i Vice-president i. O. RamakrLshiuin I ban. sit >, P.T. Murthl is|MHts Me.) K. K.ila (hon treasurei p. K. Sidaliudln ihon. sti|M>iiutfiuleni i. N. Chandra and S. Chidambaram t commit tee menibeisi and A.
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      Nonis and Yeo win Prize
      88 25 I.KNNV NOMS 1 14) and OS Yeo 1 24 > with a net 61 won the SICC's Presidents Prize yesterday at I land course Runner. --up were Worm Weng Hoiik 111 and C.H. Loke < 23 1 with net i;:j on count back from K.C.
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      Now Cup date
      20 25 THE Pit-sklent.- Cup soccer final between Singapore Armed Koiccs and Police hns been postponed to this .Saturday.
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      Ann Jones, Wade slam NZ
      359 25 pERTH. Sun Ann Jones and Virginia Wade slammed New Zealand 3-0 here today to put Britain into the semi-finals of the Federation Cup women's tennLs tournament Miss Wade beat a limping Robyn Leti.ee 6-1. 6-4 while Mrs. Jones dropped only one name in trouni-iiiß tcenpser
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      Wee upsets favourites
      284 25 WEE JIM HOCK. 24. of Provincial Insurance Compan y. scored an upset win n the Insurance Institute of Singapore's six-name bowling championship at Jackie's Bowl yesterday. Wee rolled 1.088 pintails to take the tit If Irom Dahalan bin Ibrahim Prudent ial> who had 1049. The favourite. William
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      27 25 SO( < F.r FAS Junior Cup Knockout quart«rflnaU: Vlgllant« Corps v Tamil Brother* Association Outhrle Waugh v Dam! Adah i Jin. Besar 5 15 and 7 p.m. i
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    PAP's 7-point plan for a better life for all
    513 26 SINGAPORE, Sunday 'Till-; ruling People's Action Parly lias drawn up a£ seven-point programme for the .seventies aimed at improving the economic and social devt lo p m ent of Singapore and the (realities of the people. A resolution to this effect
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    Flood alert in Kelantan after day's heavy rain
    466 26 Flood alert in Kelantan after day's heavy rain I£OTA BHARU. Sun. I **The flood alert warning was issued in Kelantan this afternoon following 24 hours of heavy rain. At 10 p.m. the water level at Bradley Steps <the i state's flood assessment point at Kuala Krai) was 75ft. another five
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    Hiding place for $500,000 loot
    59 26 Hiding place for $500,000 loot THE speedboat shed in Loyang where uver 5500.000 of the Chartered Bank robbery loot was recovered by police early yesterday. Kolice had to break the brick tank inside the shed before lindinu the box of mono. Inset shows the box and the plastic in which
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    Reds lecture 11 police at Thai village post
    282 26 Reds lecture 11 police at Thai village post i BANGKOK. Sun. ULEVEN policemen and part-time militia, eight of them wounded, escaped with only a communist harangue when guerillas overran their village defence post in southern Thailand, police sources said. The guerillas, who overpowered the post In Nakhon Si Thammarat province
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    Phone across Pacific
    42 26 TOKYO. Sun Direct telephone dialling acroea the Pacific Ocean will start la January. Koku.sai Dent-hm Denwa. Japan's international cable and telephone corporation, .■aid telephones in New York City will be able to dial numbers in Japan from late January.
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    Hair-raising
    33 26 ROME. Sun Marina Caputo. 17. fell 10ft. uhree metres' through the floor ol her tx"<room Into the apartment below while comblns h»r lmir \X\\morning. but suffered only miner times and shock Rtuter
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    'Memory in a test tube' discovery claim by Houston scientists
    230 26 HOUSTON, Sunday SCIENTISTS here claim to have created memory in a test tube for the first time, a break-through in the science of life which could rival in importance the discovery of the secrets of heredity. Dr. George I ug;i
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    Malaysia makes new move to fight freight hike
    263 26 Malaysia makes new move to fight freight hike KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysia has initiated another move to fight rising freight charges this time at the Ministerial Council Meeting of E c a f c at Kabul, Afghanistan. The Assistant Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Inche Abdul Taib bin Mahmud.
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    $150,000 haul from ship
    39 26 JOHORE BAHRU. Pun Customs intercepted an Indonesian rooytal vessel in the Straits of Malacca last night and seized :iii estimated 5 50.000 worth of liquor, clcarettes and textile*. The 11 crew were detained for qucstlonlnc.
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    24 26 MR. CHARLES TAN «l MM DfeHi Paya Lrtuir Road. |>a»*rd auay oa OOrtCSC \r t iiftlK 4 :in p m. nn i>-l:'-7ll Bi<l.<>lari.
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