The Straits Times, 22 August 1962

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    21 1 \vrn\cr daily certified sale exceeds 100,000 The Straits Times Nat*"" 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    Lock icon IRIAN: TENGKU's NO
    565 1  - IRIAN TENGKU's NO TONY HERMON 'I don't think we can spare the troops, men needed to cope with Malaysia' By KUALA LUMUPUR, Tues Congo force might be cut "J DON'T think we can spare the men" for United Nations guard duty in West Irian, Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Straits
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    Mrs. LEON-SOH IN COMA AFTER HEART ATTACK
    128 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MRS. FELICE LEON-SOH, secretary-general of the Liberal-Socialist Party, suffered a heart attack at 4 p.m. today and four hours later was reported to be still in a coma. Mrs. Leon-Soh. 39, was being driven to the city from her Boscombe Road
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    Lock icon Churchill leaves
    67 1 LONDON. Tups. Sir Winston Churchill, Britain's 87- year-old wartime leader, left I hospital here today after 54 days in a private ward recovering from a broken thigh bone. He was smiling and smoking a cigar. Sir Winston enterpd the Middlesex Hospital, London, being flown home from Monte Carlo
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    Lock icon Breakthrough
    42 1 I MANILA. Tups A joint US Philippine research jjronn today announced a medical breakthro gh in the treatment of cholera el tor wh'fh has killed jnorr- than 2 000 people in the PhllllpI pines in the past ten months. I— U.P.I.
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    Minister Ahmad Ibrahim dies, 35
    955 1  - Minister Ahmad Ibrahim dies, 35 JACKIE SAM -By- SINGAPORE, Tues. 4 By his tremendous courage, his patience and constant cheerfulness in the face of pain and suffering. In- made the doctors and nurses *ho attended to him ail his friends/ THE PRIME MINISTER INCHE AHMAD IBRAHIM, Minister for Labour, died
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    The moment Andrian felt -afraid
    594 1 The moment Andrian felt -afraid- MOSCOW, Tues. Spaceman Andrian Nikoyalev said today that he landed from his space flight by parachute and revealed he felt afraid after seeing smoke and flames as he reentered the atmosphere. "Then I realised that my doubts were unfounded and that everything was going according
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    Lock icon Crash: 15 hurt
    28 1 VIENNA. Tues Fifteen passengers were injured, five seriously, when a train was derailed by a broken rail at Komlo. South Hungary, today. Radio Budapest reported.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon YOUR LIFE IN PERIL FORMOSA GAMES MAN IS TOLD
    179 1 YOUR LIFE IN PERIL FORMOSA GAMES MAN IS TOLD BANGKOK. Tues. Dr. Gunsun Hob, Formosa's Asian Games executive committee representative, today claimed he was advised by an air hostess at Jakarta Airport that his life was in danger if he stayed there. Dr. Hoh arrived here this morning after flying
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    Lock icon Train hit car: Seven killed
    49 1 TEMPLE CITY, California, Tues. Seven people were killed last night when a Southern Pacific Express train ploughed into their car sweeping it along for half a mile. Sheriffs Deputies reported here. The dead had to be cut from the wreckage with oxyacetylene cutters.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Airliner crashes into sea: 13 dead
    257 1 Airliner crashes into sea: 13 dead RIO DE JANEIRO. Tues. A Brazili ian DC-8 jet airliner crashed in flames into Guanabara Bay on takeoff here last night killing at least 13 of the 101 people on board. Rescuers said the death toll may be higher. One man who dived to
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 NIK MAY ATTEND UN ASSEMBLY BONN, Tur> Khru-h rh<-\ ha* told Wed <•'•■ man Ambassador in Wei MM that he* will pr<«b „hu attrnd I nitr \.ii.ns General Ancmbl m«iting in -Npw York tin \utumn. informed Mara r< ported here tnmclit Reytof.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Berlin: All quiet after more violence
      251 2 Berlin: All quiet after more violence BERLIN, Tuesday. J^ SOVIET bus, stoned by angry West Berliners last night, slipped across the border I mlo East Berlin early today as West Berlin' police reported "all quiet" after the third successive night of demonstrations. At least 12 West Berlin pollcemen and 15
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        Lock icon Soviet N-test
        36 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.-The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission said Russia carried out another nuclear test In the atmosphere with an explosive yield "In the order of several megatons" near Novaya Zemlya, Northern Russia, early yesterday.— Reuter.
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        Lock icon Indian protest
        40 2 NEW DELHI, Tues.— lndia has protested to China against the violation of Indian airspace over Ladakh by a Chinese aircraft on July 7. Mr. D. R. Chavan, Deputy Defence Minister, told the Upper Hduse of Parliament yesterday— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Fastest man at 75,000 ft.
      77 2 EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE < Calif.). Tues. An X-15 plane reached 3.400. m.p.h. and its wings glowed in a temperature some 1,200 degrees fahrenhelt yesterday as Major Bob Rushworth put it through manoeuvres which rocket ships will use on space flights to return to earth.
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      Lock icon TWO TOP LEADERS OF FASCISTS IN BRITAIN JAILED
      143 2 TWO TOP LEADERS OF FASCISTS IN BRITAIN JAILED T ONDON. Tues— Colin JorJu dan (above), leader of the British National Socialist Movement, was yesterday sentenced to two months' jail for using words at a public meeting with intent to provoke a breach of the peace. The Fascist movement's national secretary,
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      Rainbow bomb 'hits' 3 satellites
      159 2 Rainbow bomb 'hits' 3 satellites WASHINGTON. Tues. —The British satellite Aerial, launched by a U.S. rocket from Cape Canaveral last April, and two other U.S. satellites were affected by the U.S. high-altitude nuclear test last month This was disclosed yesterday by the UJ3. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) and the Defence
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      Lock icon CEYLON AGAIN PUTS OFF RICE CUT
      109 2 CEYLON AGAIN PUTS OFF RICE CUT COLOMBO, Tues.— The proposed 25 per cent cut in the subsidised weekly rice ration in Ceylon has again been postponed this time until Oct. 22 the Food Minister. Mr. Tikiri Banda Uangaratne. told Parliament last night. The cut. originally schedu'ed for Aug. 13, was
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      43 2 ADEN. Tues.— Aden's new People's Socialist Party last night called for a demonstration and march to the Legislative Council on the day it opens in protest against the projected merger of the colony with the Britishsponsored federation of South Arabia.— Reuter.
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      Special talks
      27 2 PARIS. Tues.— President De Gaulle has summoned all cabinet ministers back from holiday for a special meeting on plans to create European political union— U.P.l.
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        Hong Kong's Malayans in quandary over renewal of passports
        487 2  - Hong Kong's Malayans in quandary over renewal of passports FRANCIS BOEY I —From ]tf ALAYA and Sin--ITI gapore stand to lose many citizens working in the offices or running their own businesses in Hong Kong. Most possess Malayan or Singapore passports Since it costs at least HK$2.OOO to return to
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        Fanners in dumps
        80 2 CHINA tcemi to need foreign exchange more than the does food. Farmers of Hong Kong's New Territories have appealed to the Government to act against the dumping of pig*, poultry and vegetables. "We jmr can't compete with what the Communists push over the border," said one fanner.
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      Lock icon CHINA STEPS UP MACAO GUARD AFTER EXPLOSION
      226 3 CHINA STEPS UP MACAO GUARD AFTER EXPLOSION MACAO, Tuesday. THE Chinese mainland authorities have strengthened patrols and intensified the searching of individuals and luggage at the Macao border following the latest bomb incident on Sunday night, according to Chinese Press reports today. No casualties and only slight damage to a
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      Lock icon Makarios steps in to screen Exodus
      136 3 Makarios steps in to screen Exodus VICOSIA, Tues.— The film Exodus, which portrays the birth of the state of Israel, was screened here last night In spite of anonymous bomb threats after the personal intervention of President Makarios. No official announcement was made but the owner of the cinema chain
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      Lock icon New move at UN to debate apartheid
      153 3 New move at UN to debate apartheid IT N I TED NATIONS, Tues.— Thirty- nine Afro Asian countries and Yugoslavia have asked for the inclusion of an item on South Africa's race policies in the agenda of the General Assembly's 17th session. In a memorandum accompanying the formal request, they
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      Lock icon New Vietnam aid plan by U.S.
      207 3 SAIGON, Tuesday. THE United States is to by-pass the graft-ridden A government officials and aid directly the Com-munist-plagued people of South Vietnam. A high-ranking U.S. official, who refused to be Identified said $60 million might hp spent this year in embattled villages and hamlets
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      Lock icon A three-phase Thant plan to unite Congo
      478 3 A three-phase Thant plan to unite Congo U.N. CHIEF IGNORES U.S. AND BELGIUM ADVICE ON KATANGA AFFAIR UNITED NATIONS Tuesday JGNORING American and Belgian advice the U.N. Se-cretary-General, U Thant, yesterday published a threephase plan to end Katanga's secession from the Congo. U Thant envisaged the use of UN forces
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      QUICK
      184 3 SALISBURY: Rhodesia's first African woman doctor. Dr. Vida Mungwira, 27. arrived here from Britain, after qualifying at Bristol University. T ONDON, Tues. Sheikh Najib Alamuddin, chairman and managing director of Middle East Airlines. said today an open "fare war" was developing among world airlines. LONDON: Dr. Borg Olivier. Prime
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      Lock icon Food for peace
      41 3 WASHIN GTON. Tues America's food for peace programme, which send* .surplus agricultural commodities to countries in need, has rea 1 1 sed U. 5.517.013.700.000 '$51,000 million) since It was launched In July 1954, the White House announced today.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Algerian aid from East and West
      155 3 ALGIERS, Tues.— Two ships, one Soviet and the other American, yesterday brought more aid to the Algerian population. The Russian ship anchored in Algiers with 3,500 tons of' wheat, while the United States ship arrived at Bone, eastern Algesia, with 1.000 tents for homeless
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      Lock icon SELF-GOVT FOR SCOTS? A PLEBISCITE MOVE
      121 3 GLASGOW Toes.— ln an ll effort to discover whether the Scots want selfgovernment for their ■ountry. local committees are being set up all over Scotland to organise a national plebiscite, Mr. John Rollo. chairman of I the business committee of the Scottish plebiscite appeal
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    Air Force plans for Changi open day
    189 4 Air Force plans for Changi open day SINGAPORE, Tues. The public will be given a big flying display at RAF Change's "Open Day" on Sept. 15. There will be eight Javelins of No. 60 Squadron in formation aerobatics, as well as a specially display of trick flying by a team
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    REFERENDUM RALLIES
    133 4 REFERENDUM rallies to be held by Singapore political ...ties tonight are: BAKISA.N hO.SI.XLIS: Mass rally at Chong Pang village, off 12i milestone. Sembawang Road, and 27 street meetings throughout the island from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. UNITED PEOPLES PARTY: Three street meetings at Beach Road market (7
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    New flats for J.B.
    125 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, today laid the foundation stone of two 15-storeyed blocks of low-cost flats, the highest in Johore, being erected at Jalan Lumba Kuda Lama. Two blocks of flats are being built in the first phase
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    Union call to all workers: Vote for 'A'
    263 4 Union call to all workers: Vote for 'A SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T^HE Singapore Printing Employees' Union today called upon all workers in Singapore to vote for Alternative "A" in the Sept. 1 National Referendum for merger between Singapore and the FederI 1 ation. Alternative "A" gives Singapore autonomy in labour, education
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    INCHE YUSOF OPENS MUSLIM ORPHANAGE
    137 4 INCHE YUSOF OPENS MUSLIM ORPHANAGE SINGAPORE, Tues. A minute's silence was observed as a mark of res-, pect to the late Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim. Minister for Labour, at the opening of the new Muslim Orphanage at Mattar Road this afternoon by the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak.
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    Public lecture
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.-A public lecture will be given by Professor R.A. Kenny, Professor and Head of the Department of Physiology, University of Singapore, at the New Lecture Theatre 4. Bukit Timah Road, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Squatting: Dispossession against 19 families
    128 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Thirty-seven families from Bukit Ho Swee scene of a disastrous flre in May last year were today brought up in the ninth magistrate's court for alleged unlawful occupation of state land, required by the Housing and Development Board for its housing project The
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    SHB WAGE DISPUTE: STAFF MEETING
    294 4 SINGAPORE, Tues 'THE general-secretary of the 10,000-strong x Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, Mr. Jamit Singh, tonight announced that the association would hold an extraordinary general meeting of members at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday to discuss th«ir wage dispute with the board. He said this
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    LOOK AROUND
    45 4 THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yurnf bin Ishak, being conducted round the dormitory of the new Muslim Orphanage in Mattar Road after he declared It open yesterday. Immediately behind him is the acting president of the Muslim Trust Fund Association, Inche M.J. Namazie.
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    UNIONS STEER CLEAR OF POLITICS SO FAR...
    420 5 UNIONS STEER CLEAR OF POLITICS SO FAR... The primary objective a strong movement KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MALAYAN unionists have so far steered clear of politics and have not strayed prematurely "into the alleys and by-ways of partisan politics to the detriment of the welfare of workers." This observation is made
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    Tenghu goes on display flight of Indian Ayro
    82 5 Tenghu goes on display flight of Indian Ayro FTENGKU ABDUL RAH--1 MAN, happy with the performance of an Indianbuilt Avro 748 transport aircraft, leaves the plane at Kuala Lumpur airport after a demonstration flight. Behind him is the Indian High Commissioner, Mr. Y. K. Purl. The Prime Minister told reporters:
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    Lock icon Training by 'Terriers' in Malayan jungle
    78 5 Training by 'Terriers' in Malayan jungle LINCOLN, Tues. The first British Territorial Army soldiers to train in Malayan jungle arrived back here yesterday after two weeks in the Far East. They were about 100 members of 16 Independent Parachute Company (T.A.) from Lincoln. During their stay they learned techniques of
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    Loss reported
    35 5 PENANG, Tues. —An Australian woman. Esther McHenry, has reported to the police that she lost A£l3o from her Fettes Park homte when she was away in Bangkok from July 16 to Aug. 3.
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    Weekend shows by women
    44 5 TAIPING. Tues. Tie Women's Institute here will present a variety concert at the St Georges Institution Hall on Saturday and Sunday The highlight of the programme will be a fancy dress competition and the "Larut and Matang Beauty Queen" contest.
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    Girl drowned
    24 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tues. A one-year-old girl. Tan Ah Tin. was drowned in a monsoon drain at Slmpang Ampat. Bukit Tengah. yesterday evening.
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    Manager dies suddenly
    35 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. Mr. C. H Walrave, manager of the Harvard Estate process department at Bedong, died suddenly yesterday. Mr. Walrave, a 49-year-old Dutchman, had a heart attack after leaving his office.
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    Lock icon I-cards for frontier villagers
    78 5 RANGKOK. Tues.— Villagers living along the ThaiMalayan frontier will be issued with lndentity cards as part of the campaign against Malayan Communist bandits in that area, according to the Under-Secretary of State for Interior. General Chart Trakankosol. He told reporters a group of Thai police who
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    Eloper tried suicide after beating
    205 5 MALACCA, Tues A GIRL tried to end her life by takiiig formic add after she had been beaten by her mother and brother for eloping with a man, a magistrate's court was told today. The girl. S. Sarathambal. 18, daughter of a sweeper in the
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    Trainer rides cycle after his bolting horse
    151 5 Trainer rides cycle after his bolting horse PENANG. Tues. Western plains, a Class 2 horse entered for the Selangor meeting, bolted f'om its syces while being led to the Church Street pier this afternoon. With a riding boy astride, the horse ran through two streets before trainer Rudy Van Breukelen
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    FORGERY, SAYS ACCOUNTANT GENERAL
    456 5 FORGERY, SAYS ACCOUNTANT GENERAL IPOH. Tuesday T^HE Accountant-General, of the Federation of Maiaya, Mr. K. Roberts, told the Ipoh Magistrate's court that a letter advertised by the Gold Ring Corporation Ltd. in some Chinese newspapers last year was a forgery. He was testifying at the trial of Lew Ah Kaw.
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    Borneo holds 40 'pirate' Filipinos
    143 5 Borneo holds 40 'pirate' Filipinos JESSELTON, Tues. More than 40 Filipinos have been detained' by North Borneo police with the aid of the Royal Navy, according to the newspaper North Borneo News and Sabah Times. The newspaper said all of the Filipinos were in custody and police investigations were continuing.
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    Party to mark Merdeka Day
    60 5 KAJANG, Tues. A teaparty will be held at the home of the Ulu Langat District Officer, Inche Mohamed Othman bin Mohamed Din, at Jalan Semenylh here on Aug. 31 to commemorate Merdeka Day. Two hundred people, including heads of departments, community leaders and Members of
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    Transferred
    26 5 MUAR, Tues.— lnche Mansoor bin Sahel. Secretary of the Town Council has been transferred to the State Secretariat. His successor is Inche Osman bin Mohamed
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    MERDEKA DAY JOY: THE ACCENT IS ON YOUTH
    1035 7 Rallies, shows, receptions, sports throughout country AN UNUSUAL FEATURE of this year's celebrations will be a burong merbok singing competition at Taiping. Thirty birds have been entered for the competition. WATER SPORTS will be held in the Straits of Johore. There will
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    Wong on plan for a road up Penang Hill
    246 7 Wong on plan for a road up Penang Hill PENANG. Tuesday. rpHE Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, said to- day that an outline of the proposed plan to build a road up Penang Hill would be ready by next I year. This would be in the form of a
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    Johore W.D. workers to take strike ballot
    182 7 Johore W.D. workers to take strike ballot JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Johore Bahru branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association here today threatened to call a protest meeting, and take a strike ballot on Merdeka Day if it does not get a "firm offer" to its claims for more
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    Military college team due
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A group of 15 officers from Britain's Imperial Defence College led by Maj.-Oen. D. S. Gordon is due here on Friday for a five-day visit to the Federation. Comprising British and Commonwealth military and civilian personnel, the team will tour Penang. Ipoh. Kuala
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    Police seek relatives
    55 7 BINGAPORE. Tues. The police want to contact the relatives of Ho Kow Yue. 59. who was found dead on a flve-foot-way in Weld Road, off Jalan Besar. The dead man's identity card gave an address in Sungel Road, but the police found that the house had been
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    More members
    40 7 LUMPUR, Tues. T.: nbership of the Police Ad strati ve and Clerical Serv.ces Union rose from 365 I to 477 between Aug. 1 last i year, and the end of last month, according to the union's annual report.
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    Lock icon Han Suyin denies opposing Malaysia
    126 7 Han Suyin denies opposing Malaysia PEKING, Tues.— Miss Han Suyin. the novelist, yesterday denied here having stated that the idea of Malaysia was not supported by the Malayan people. In a Press statement issued here she stated that a re. port appeared some weeks ago that "I in an interview
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    Cheat case man sent to hospital
    111 7 Cheat case man sent to hospital niNGAPORE. Tues. Tan Ching Tau. 32, who was alleged to have cheated a man of $5 while posing as the brother of Mr. Ong Eng Guan. secretary of the United People's Party, was today remanded for two weeks In the Woodbridge Hospital Tan was
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    Exposition a chance to show what's new
    243 7 Exposition a chance to show what's new KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today wished "every possible success" to the Radio and Television Exposition which opens at the Stadium Negara tomorrow. The Tengku said in a message that the exposition was an "excellent" chance to show the
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    PRAISE FOR HELPFUL WOMEN
    78 7 SEREMBAN. Tues. Members of Women's Institute branches in Kuala Pllah and Seremban were praised today by the Mentri Besar of Negrl Sembilan. Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed. for helping In the construction of rural roads and assisting villagers In various ways. He was opening a
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    'Co-operative education' campaign
    199 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government is conducting a "cooperative education" campaign. The co-operative de*elopment division of the Primary Production Department. Ministry of National Development, is handling this campaign. It has started a twomonth course on proper maintenance and auditing of book* for treasurers and internal auditors of cooperative
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    Lawyer charges 'skeleton in the cupboard'
    683 8 JUDGE: 'ISSUE SHINING LIKE GOLD FRAME IS: DID MRS. LEE GIVE A LOAN? Kuala Lumpur, Tues Mr. Y. S. Lee, today alleged in a civil suit in the High Court here that'H. M. Lee, brother of a former Minister of Finance, did not dare
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    SARAWAK CHINESE BACK MALAYSIA
    186 8  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS: From Kuching, Tues. npHE newly-formed Sarawak Chinese Association today published a memorandum which it submitted to Lord Lansdowne and Tun Abdul Razak on the Cobbold Commission report on Malaysia. The memorandum says that the Cobbold recommendations "are on the whole fair and reasonable." On
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    Tan to open HQ
    41 8 K A J A N G Tues. Trie Finance Minister and national president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, will open the new $12,000 headquarters of the Bangl branch of the mca. on Monday.
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    Rambutan thief
    35 8 PENANG, Tues.— A labourer. Singgol Ariya. 46, was today put on a six-month bond of $300 when he pleaded guilty to stealing 350 rambutans from a plantation In Arlfl Crescent on Aug. 13.
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    Gift from show
    31 8 PENANG. Tues. The total takings from the Aug. 8 charity premiere staged by the 1962 Holiday on Ice. $5,890. was presented today to the Penang Spastic Children's Association.
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    Embassy level
    16 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Malaya and Afghanistan are to establish diplomatic relations at embassy level.
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    Police officers on transfer
    59 8 IPOH. Tues— Acting Commissioner of Police Kay Kirn 'Seng, former 0.C., C.ID., Penang, has assumed duties as O.C, C.ID., Perak. Deputy Supt. Ko Kirn Cheng, from Federal Police Headquarters, Kuala Lumpur, has taken over as head of the Perak anti-secret society branch from Inche Kassim All.
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    $62,000 pool
    21 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Sultan of Johore will open the $62,000 Merdeka Park swimming pool here on Sept. 7.
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    Grenade boy's fund is now $19,000
    117 8 wr U ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Latest donations for Mohamed Jedl bin Ya'acob, the boy of 14 who lost his hands In a grenade Incident In January this year, are: Penuntun Penuntun Melayu Pusat Latehan Penguruan, Muar, $10.45: Pekerja Pekerja Jabatan Kerja Raya Utara, Kedah,
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      245 8 Li*l Abner By At Capp MAH GOODMESS GLAMDS CLICKS 1 1 /am'S C* CANIT V GASP/' -SMALL \J AH IS LIKE A GEIGER OOUNTER, AS AH J a\^ I( ON TM' '^nI MOW. 1 1 WONDER.?- NO' IS DUCKIN' I CONCENTRATIONS O' H FASTER!.' J PATH OF A A \**n-'.'—
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    THE SUPER AMERICANS
    2059 9  -  JOHN BAINBRIDGE A REPORT ON LIFE IN TEXAS -LAND OF MILLIONAIRES Begin it today... Oil wells have replaced cattle as the state's unofficial insignia IN enough ways to make it interesting, Texas is a mirror in which Americans like myself see themselves reflected, not lifesized but, as
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 10 H'orif* sill (Minimum) IN UNFAOEO MEMORY of Our d<-ar!jr loved mother Madam Tan Be« fhoo. who l#fl u« eluht lons yesrs SCO
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 10 2* Wordn Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Flora de Rozario thank all kind relatives and friends who attended the »reaths and letters of condolence.
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday. August 22, 1962.
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      The Tough Men
      777 10 Who are the "tough men" the Barisan Sosiatis, so much in Mr. Lim Chin Siong's mind that he finds it necessary to defend constitutional methods in politics? This is an .entirely rhetorical question, for naturally Mr. Lim has no intention of naming them. H'b comment on his
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      Scooters For The Sakai
      465 10 Engrossed though the general public may be in such momentous events as the building of Malaysia, the news that the Sakai has entered the scooter age still ought to attract more than passing attention. A number of aboriginals in Selangor, it is reported, have done well
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    Will Nkrumah keep the C'wealth tie..?
    1128 10  - Will Nkrumah keep the C 'wealth tie..? COLIN LEGUM "Lb| trj VI €1 EXPULSIONS START A VJfXXd'XI.CI/ NEW TREND OF THOUGHT by LONDON Tuesday THE risk of c x p v I sion has become an occupational hazard for bishops, and even archbishops, in Africa. Some cases have been well
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    Now a move to save the Malayan rhino
    601 10  - Now a move to save the Malayan rhino HALL ROMNEY From T ON DON, Tues. There is at last a prospect of steps being taken to preserve the few surviving Malayan rhinoceroses from extinction. The interest of the trustees of the World Wild-life Fund has been aroused by Mr. Gerald
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    BISHOP STEPPED ON A HERO'S TOES
    274 10 BISHOP STEPPED ON A HERO'S TOES ACCRA, Tues.— The deportation of the Anglican Bishop of Accra, Dr. Richard Roseveare. cannot be taken as a general declaration of war by the Ghana Government on religioiik institutions. Dr. Roseveare has not been liked in Government circles for some time. They feel he
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    'Husband waiting9 ruse alleged
    992 11 'Husband waiting 9 ruse alleged WIFE: I EXPECTED TO SEE HIM. THEN I WAS PUSHED INTO A ROOM WITH NO ESCAPE... KLALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J^ HOUSWIFE told a preliminary inquiry in the First Magistrate's Court today that a businessman took her to a house on a hill after telling her
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    Axe attack man for observation
    77 11 Axe attack man for observation SINGAPORE, Tues. Tan Kay Meng, 23, who attacked his stepmother with an axe, was ordered by a magistrate's court today to be remanded In the Woodbridge Hospital for two weeks pending a report. The court was told Tan attacked his stepmother. Tan Quee Whang, with
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    60 on strike
    26 11 SINGAPORE, Tues.— About 60 employees of Climate Engineering Ltd., in Alexandra Road, went on strike today in a wage dispute with the management.
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    $100,000 plan
    27 11 TAIPING, Tues. The North Perak Lorry Owners' Association, which held a reunion dinner here on Sunday, decided to put up a $100,000 headquarters building here.
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    Employers force 200 to quit union charge
    236 11 Employers force 200 to quit union charge ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The National Union of Commercial Workers alleged today that six employers in Kuala Lumpur were victimising their workers. But the employers denied it. Mr. A.B. Gomez, secreta-tary-general of the union, said at a Press conference that the employers had threatened
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    Film society
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federation of Malaya Indian Film Society will hold its annual meeting at the Appar Tamil High School on Aug. 26.
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    Midwife centre
    17 11 BENTONG, Tues. A $100,000 midwife domiciliary centre for West Pahang Is nearing completion near here.
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    Mrs. Chua unfit: Inquest on ASP postponed
    141 11 SINGAPORE. Tues An inquest on Assistant Superintendent of Police, Mr. Cheah Kirn Swec. 43, scheduled to be held this morning, has been postponed to next Tuesday. Thr postponement was allowed by the State Coroner, Mr. S. R. Chapkhana, when he was told in
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    Back to prison for youth
    56 11 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Ahmad bin Abdul Rahman, a youth, was jailed for three months today when he pleaded guilty to stealing about $20 worth of clothing from Mrs. P. A. Hamilton in Draycott Drive early this morning. Ahmad, who had a previous conviction, was stated to
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    NURSE DENIES TALK ON ABORTION WITH POLICE CHIEF
    457 11 NURSE DENIES TALK ON ABORTION WITH POLICE CHIEF 7 wanted maintenance cut from inspector's pay- SINGAPORE, Tues CHUA Cheng Neo, 25, a former nurse, denied today a lawyer's suggestion that she had discussed abortion in her interview with the Police Commissioner over her friend, Inspector Andrew Loh Chee Chan. She
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    Delegates arrive for conference
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Delegates from Brunei. Hong Hong, Laos and Turkey arrived here today for the fourth Asian broadcasters' conference starting on Friday. Altogether, 23 nations are taking part In the conference, which will be opened by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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    WHY 6 NANYANG UNDERGRADS GOT THE SACK: VICE-CHANCELLOR
    2200 12  -  LIM KIT SIANG: On the Mama day of the inquiry, commission hears of bids by students' union to interfere in administration of university -by- Singapore, Tuesday 'All because Miss Chen was special —friend...'—' Principal Lin says new system is better than the
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    Officer shifted to Ipoh
    41 12 IPOH. Tues. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Daud. former State Replanting Officer. Malacca, has taken over here as senior State Rei planting Officer, Perak. He succeeds Mr. G. Diaz, who has become Deputy Chief j Replanting Officer.
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    Rome meeting
    40 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.v The Director of Civil Aviation Mr. S. W. Palmer, and Senior Air Traffic Control Officer. Mr. Yoong Yee Loke. are now in Rome attending the month long International Civil Aviation Organisation assembly which began today.
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    More bicycles
    41 12 MTJAR, Tues. A total of 13.080 bicycles have been registered by the Town Council here up to the end of July compared with 9.134 for the whole of 1961. The licence fee for c bicycle is $2 per year.
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    $65,000 office
    23 12 RAUB. Tues. The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddln. today opened a new $65,000 Labour Office here.
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      267 12 Straits Times Crossword ACKOH 9. Aopattl character oooav ntea, 7. ■Mays, we hear, a dranaMlc for eauapa*. on Lake Brta suicide (7). (11). 8. Any seed that isn't 10 a). is Thk W untidy, perhap* 10. Polish that test 18 Bfclto. and where UMr teftd 11. Dodge the kerb? 1
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      THE STORY SO FAR
      105 14 rtE Jungle folk buy Mat Mousedeer a printing outfit, thinking this hobby will keep him too occupied to v^orry them. However, it merely gives Mat the idea that he shall start a magazine called "The Jungle Post." Bakar offers to write some poems for the first
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      Bewildering array of spells: Big surprises
      1160 14  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY By- AS the last word of the spell echoed through the room Ezani boomed at Mat. "You stupid creature. What on earth do you think you are doing?" Bakar looked surprised. He opened his mouth to answer, and it appeared to the
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      They all want to be pen pals
      556 14 Smiley Lim, aged 14; 2. Lake Road, Taiping. Perak; stamps, photos Chi* Ching Swee. aged 17; 130-B, Room 19. Cecil Street. Singapore 1; general. Cboo Kok Keong. aged 14; 37-A, Kirn Pong Road, Singapore 3; swimming, stamps. Xala Tees, aged 15; 71-C. Hillbide
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      FRIENDS TO CHOOSE FROM
      205 14 Patsy Jackson, aged 14; Route 1. Box 83. Weleetka, Okld., U.S.A.; correspondence. Rolyn Young, aged 15; Green Acres Drury, Auckland, New Zealand; dancing, post-cards. Linda Haiosion, aged 12: Elberfeld. Ind U.S-A.; pondenceMaxine Stevenson, aged 13; 4119, Mattes Drive, Fremont, Calif., U.S.A.; correspondence. Bobby Teo Yen Lee.
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      47 14 H K^l An expert n the world kL M of enterta nment g^es Mjjmjm his verdict in a in this week's I rj^n|7fV«Y I raw Diane Cilento, the girl who I UJI H HH f wasn't meant to be a wife ALL PROGRAMMES: AUG. 27 SEPT. 2
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      281 14 I '^xf'"'^j^'s CONTEST Just back from j j makeup room i Same •>• Address j Age I Sex j 1 1 HELLO Boys and Ciris: Straits Times Press Ltd.. Holidays are over now Times House, River Valley and you are all back at Road. Singapore 9. school. The third term
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    BUSINESS AT LOW EBB ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    423 16 From Our Market Correspondent ONCB attain there was practically no movement in prices on the Malayan Stock Exchance. The tornover continued extremely small with only a trickle of investment buying to sustain the market. A broker said business was at an unnaturally
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 16 Jan. 1. 1958 100. Aof 24). Aaf 21 Industrials: 175.20 175.68 Tins: 273.45 273.10 rubbers: 172.27 172.21
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    663 16 fOMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals In brackets: industrials: C.T.S. ords (500) 49a. cd, (100) 48s. 9*. cd;. Dunlops (500) 51. 74 SL. (1,000) 11.75: Eaat Smelting (200) 12.71 BL, (800) 52.70
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    Straits tin drops off: Rubber undertone steady
    213 16 ALTHOUGH the price of Straits tin only fell 37* cents yesterday it was sufficient to wipe out the small gains made in the past few trading days when the price was edging up fractionally each day. Yesterday the price was declared at $423.25
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 16 MELBOURNE, Tuts. INVESTMENTS continued to move narrowly around steady levels In light trading, with the falls slightly exceeding rises. Base metals were barely steady. CJtA. dropped by a further 6d Mount Isa was lower at 655. 6d. Oils were mostly steady with Associated Australian further improved to 16s.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    110 16 CHINESE Prtoucfl Bxontnss Sinsiport. naan prleas par picul yuttmay: Caaanut all bulk (39 sellers, drum *42t sellers. Capra: August (28 buyers. I2SJ sellers. Pepper: Muntok white Sl47t sellers. Sarawak white $143 sellers, special Sarawak black »107t sellers, icarbled Jjunpong black fllO sellers, ABTA 1120 aellers. •tngapera Cepra Assaeiatlan
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    130 16 Auru'i 2J. Three months (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) r a N 13 cm Rohitmon ft eta. 11. Box IS ctn. Steamship B ct*. Brewer!«i 37 eta. 8. Time* 21 cti. S. Darby 4id a Tndin 29 eta. Cold Stora «id. Uoiteen 11 cv. W. Jaeka U eta MIMING* A Amal
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    18 16 Kempas rMalayai Ltd. productd 108i.500 lb of rubber in July compared to 953.500 lb In June.
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    121 16 TNI Malayan fxonange Banks' Asseelatlen made these changes In its rates to merchants yeaterda/ (all rates to *100): Near Vark: buying TT 321. airmail OI) 33, 90 d/at 33J credit bills. 334 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 354, airmail OD 331. 90 d/at 361 credit bills. 361 trade
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    265 16 |~|ESPITE slightly lower overseas MJ advices the Federation Robber Market opened at Monday's closing levels and ruled very quiet v uh a steady undertone. There was slight buying support In forwards. Again selective covering of nearby lower sheets was noted, but sellers were reluctant to offer.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    212 16 SEPTEMBER first grade rubber buyers f.e.b. rloaed at 5 p.m. In SlnKapor* yesterday at 73| rents per lb.. up one-eighth of a cent on Monday's closing price The tone was qultt. B.C. C.R.A. closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyers
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    218 16 SHIM lying alencslda the Singapore wharves teday are; Isarco 45, Maron 33/36, Brcconsblre 33/34, Roe* blah 31/32, Leverbank 6A, Breaslde 47, CJleneam 46, Ampenan 42/43, A :amemnon 34/39, Kverglory 4/5. Klnatv.iu 21/22, Llpls NW. 3, Howell Lykes 8/9, Mlryu Mam. Outer reads: Aronda, Ngakuia. Helena Preatbug, Tonic
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 16 August 21. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73i cents (Up one-eighth of a cent). K.L.: 73« cents (unchanged). TIN: 5423.25 (down 371 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (unchanged).
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      697 17 NOTICE FOR THE CLOSURE OF RAILWAY BRIDGE CROSSING SUNGEI MANIKTELUK ANSON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above bridge No- IS at T.P. 15/25 Teluk Anson Branch will be closed for traffic tor repairs on 27.8.62 from 10.00 p.m. until 4.30 a.m. the following morning Jurutera Kerja. JKR Hllir Perak.
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      150 17 NOTICE PLEASE NOTE THAT Mr. Leonard Charles Watson to no longer employed by us effective 15th August, 1962 and to therelore not authorised to sign or transact any business on our behalf. HERRING AND COMPANY. 24 THE ARCADE. SINGAPORE CONSOLIDATED TIN SMELTERS LIMITED (Incorporated in England). NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
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      551 17 NOTICES PERSONAL ATTENTION MB. NIPHL'N PHONGSATHA Arrived Singapore by ul Victoria MJ.62. Anyone knowing bis whereabouts please contact 52-24 Buklt Panjang. Spore 23. or Phone *****/*****. PEKAK MEDICAL AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE. TENDERS will be received at the office of the Chief Medical and Health Officer. Perak. Ipoh up
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      342 17 TENDERS JaBATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK ■TENDERS (or the Supply and Delivery of Metal from Changkai Jong Quarry for period 1.10 62 to i 30-9.63 In Lower Perak District will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Negerl, Jabatan Kerja Raya. Perak, Ipoh. up to 3.00 p.m. of the 4th
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      247 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC POST OF REGISTRAR Applications are Invited for the po-i of Registrar in the Singapore Polytechnic. Candidates should noad a University uegiee v: equivalent qualification und have had considerable administrate experience, preferably in an Educational or Technical Institution. The Registrar is responsible to the Principal for administration
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  • TIMES SPORT 1
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      597 18 Israel— IOC 'can't interfere' GAMES FLAG-FROM BANK VAULT TO JAKARTA MANILA PRESS BLAMES INDONESIA FOR 'ASIAN GAMES MESS' I LAUSANNE, Tues QTTO Mayer, chancellor of the International Olympic Committee, said yesterday that the question of Israel's participation in the Asian Games, which begin in Jakarta on Friday, did not concern
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      Lock icon FRENCH STAR EQUALS MARK
      141 18 FRENCH STAR EQUALS MARK LEIPZIG, Tuesday. ALAIN Gottvalles of France clipped his own European record off 55sec. when he won the men's 100 metres freestyle final at the European swimming championships here yesterday. Perola Lindberg (Sweden) was second in 55.55ec. There was a tremendous finish to the women's 100 metres
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      Father and son in golf team
      61 18 GENEVA, Tuef. yather and •on are In the iijiss party, who have been chosen for the October world amateur goix team chaniplonshlD at Japan's Kawana Fiju course. They are 58-year-old Antolne Barras and Olivier Barras aged 30 both hotel executives. Barras senior tt>e National
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      NBA plans to expand
      41 18 TACOMA. (Washington), Tues. The American NBA. want* to expand into a body to be known a* the National Boxing A.ssociatior nt the worlci. The American N.B.A.'s annual convention here asked its executive committee to Implement the plan.
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      AUSSIES WIN
      17 18 IJSVIN. (New Zealand), Tues. Australia's Rugby touring team beat Horowhenua 28 to six here yesterday.
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  • TIMES SPORT 2
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      BALKAN BAMBINO TAKES A REST
      129 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Result Stable's Balkan Bambino is being rested at the Seashore Sanatorium. Chanel, before having a crack at winning his second Singapore Gold Cup next month. This son of Ouersant triumphed in the $50,000 classic last year. < Other horses at the sanatorium
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      BOWDLER IN BRILLIANT FORM
      317 19 This smart sprinter looks a lively outsider in rich King's Cup race Fastest trial by Chor Pavong ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep RUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Dato Sir C 1 ou g h Thuraisingam's Bowdler is in terrific form after a short rest With only 7.9,
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      64 19 HONG KONG. Tues.— Hong Kong has named four experienced international players for the world amateur golf team championship to be played at Kawana, Japan, from Oct. 10 to 13. They are O. G. D. Carter. A. W. J. K. Hall, J. D. Mackie and A.
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      Baker back from Italy, shows shooting power in trial match for Arsenal
      57 19 Baker back from Italy, shows shooting power in trial match for Arsenal- JOE BAKER, who has returned to English football after a spell with the Italian Club Turin, is seen here unleasing a powerful left foot drive in a trial match against Arsenal. Baker will play for Arsenal during the
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      S'pore Merdeka team shock
      189 19 SKIPPER KOK SENG OUT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T EE KOK SENG, Singapore's Malaya Cup captain, was surprisingly dropped from the squad of 18 players named today for the Merdeka tournament at Kuala Lumpur from Sept. 8 to 19. Among other Malaya Cup players not included In the
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      Lock icon 18 runners for 'Ebor'
      131 19 I ONDON, Tues. There are 18 acceptors for the Ebor Handicap, to be run over one and three quarter miles at York tomorrow. They are, with jockeys and wenghts: Sonny Way 9.8 (Plggott), Oakville 9.3 Moas Bank 92 (Olennon). BUck King 8.12 (Hide). Cracksman 8.12 (Durr).
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      Graveney, Parfitt top 100 in batting
      110 19 Graveney, Parfitt top 100 in batting LONDON, Tues. Peter Parfltt and Tom Graveney both ended the Test series against Pakistan, which finished yesterday, with batting averages over 100 and five other England players, Ted Dexter, Colin Cowdrey, Micky Stewart, David Sheppard and David Allen ex ceeded 70.00. The help of
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      Lock icon WOLVES WIN AGAIN AS TOTTENHAM, IPSWICH FALL
      179 19 WOLVES WIN AGAIN AS TOTTENHAM, IPSWICH FALL ONDON, Tues. Wolvermj hampton Wanderers, highest scorers on the openIng day of the English soccer season on Saturday, had another good win last night. They followed up their 8-1 home victory over Manchester City with a 4-1 away win over West Ham United.
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      Navy held by late goal
      93 19 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A late goal by outside-left Krlshnaa enabled Indians to hold Navy to a 1-1 draw in the a.AJ".A. Premier League at Jalan Besar today. Navy have only themselves to blame for not gaining full points today. They missed two second half penitTties. Navy
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      90 19 JAKARTA. Tues. Japan was toftaj drawn against Indonesia and Singapore against Hong Kong for the first day of the Asian Games water-polo championship beginning on Auk 28. Indonesian officials. In a meeting with swimming and wter-polo team managers, announced they were the only four countries takinc part
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      SUMMARY
      33 19 SOCCER TAIPING Div. 3 Thenavan Youths 2 Town Council 1. KLUANG Div. 1 P.WD. 4 Bombs 1. MALACCA Div. 2—28 Fed. Regit. 3 Ktlat Club 0. INTER-BANK (Penang) Hongkong 1 Negara 1.
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      Malayan team to tour HK, Taipei
      217 19 Malayan team to tour HK, Taipei m DENANG, Tues.—Mal- aya's Eisenhower Cup golf team will tour Taipei and Hong Kon" after the tournament at Kawana, Japan, in October. The tournament begins on Oct. 10. Led by Tun H. S. Lee. president of the Malayan Golf Association and a former Minister
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      Dissolved
      34 19 TELUK ANBON. Tues. Lower Perak District Amateur Athletic Association decided t odissolve the association due to redundancy, and hand over its cash assets of $1,927 to the Perak Amateur Athletic Association (South aone).
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      Lock icon ANTAO D'SOUZA HAS BEST AVERAGE IN PAK TEAM
      427 19 ENGLAND BATTING M In N.o. R H.S. Av f Peter Parfltt 5 6 2 340 119 113.33 Tom Oraveney 4 4 0 401 163 100.25 Ted Dexter 5 6 1 446 172 89.20 Colin Cowdrey 4 5 0 409 182 81.80 Mickey
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      Perth Games will be best ever-Howson
      291 19 Perth Games will be best ever-Howson KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. npHE Seventh Commonwealth Games which begin x in Perth from Nov. 22 to Dec. 1 this year will be the "best in the series," said its director of organisation, Mr. J. F. Howson, today. He flew in from Singapore for a
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      Warwick hit back v Surrey
      124 19 f ONDON, Tues.-After gain- ing first innings leads of over 190, both Surrey and Yorkshire, two of the top contenders for the county championship, met stiffer opposition in their matches yesterday. Surrey dismissed Warwickshire for 105 at Edßbaston for a lead of 196. Then Warwickshire
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      Sent off
      33 19 IPOH, Tues. KUat Club goalkeeper Sit Peng Chiang was sent off the field by referee Mustapha bin Haji Abu Bakar In the Division One soccer match against ipoh Municipality here today
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      Lock icon CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
      142 19 Close oi play scores: At Leyton. Essex bt Lanes by 9 wkU Lanes 152 and 80 (Preston 6-33) Essex 133 (Greenhough 6-21) and 100-1 (Bear 65 n.o.i; Essex 12pU. Lanes 4 pis. At Gillinghara Kent 65 and 216-4 (Luckhurst 65 nx>. Catt 51 no.) Yorks 257
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      55 19 SOCCER IPOH LEAGUE: Ulv. 1 1/7 Gurkhas v Ramblers (Chinese Assembly Hall ground). TAIPING LEAGUE: DtT. t Larut Tin v C.RC. (Esplanade). TOUR MATCH: All-Singapore v Formosa (Jalan Besar SUdlum. Spore 7.30 p.m.). SBHF.V Junior P and N v Borneo Motors (River Valley Rd. Spore). PENANG JUNIOR CUP: Penang Indians
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    A HILL OF TIN IS FOUND BESIDE A WATERFALL
    300 20 /)NE OF MALAYA'S biggest and richest tin deposits has been found at Kota Tinggi, Johore. The deposits are claimed to he the biggest found outside the Kinta Valley of Perak and will make Johore a major tin producing state. The rights
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    LONDON STOCKS
    405 20 LONDON, Tueb. Todays, performance on the London stock exchange was rather disappointing. There was very liitle business news to stimulate interest while events in Berlin were v restraining influence to some extent. Consequently no definite trend Wits established. I Industrials moved narrowly and there were very few features.
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    Clerk: Bar meeting, then pay grab proposal
    759 20 Clerk: Bar meeting, then pay grab proposal SINGAPORE. Tues. TIIK FINANCIAL x clerk of the Thomson Road Hospital, Eddy Tan, told a district court today of two meetings in a ba r, at which a senior Health Ministry official suggested the "grabbing" •of the hospital payroll from Tan hi nisei
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    Lock icon A-POWERED SHIP'S REACTOR FAILS
    145 20 WASHINGTON. Tues. The atomic powered merchant ship Savannah switched to oil power today when its nuclear reactor went dead while tin- ship was on its maiden voyage. The 2?.000-ton ship, believed to bo the first of its kind in the world, was without power for about
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    54 20 ABBEYLEIX, Iri.-li Republic. Tues. Princess Margaret celebrated her 32nd birthday here today with her husband. Lord Snowdon, and his family. It wp.s the first time for 25 year.-> that she has not spont her birthday with members of the Royal family at Balmoral Castle. Aberdeenshiro. their Summer holiday
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    143 20 MR. AND MRS. Gerald Samuel of Technical Colleice thank all relatives and friends for their attendance good wlshen and valuable presents on the occasion of their marriage on 1v5.62. MR. AND MRS. T. G. Nayar of Kundanft Estate and Mr and Mrs. K. B..Menon of Jalan Haji Salleh thank
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  • RADIO and TELEVISION Exposition Straits Times Supplement
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      11 1 RADIO and TELEVISION Exposition Straits Times Supplement Wednesday, August 22. 19Q2
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      A $2 MIL. SHOW FOR 30 cents
      849 1  - A $2 MIL. SHOW FOR 30 cents FELIX ABISHEGANADEN First class opportunity for the public to see what TV is like By f 1 1 1 Radio and Television Exposition which opens at Kuala Lumpur's Stadium Negara today is a $2 million show the first-ever of its kind in the
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      What Hollywood men think about television
      547 1  - What Hollywood men think about television KURT SINGER by IUHAT television means to some of Hollywood's better known residents. Frank Sinatra aftfj* It takes too much energy too much tension, havoc and rehearsals for the results you get. I've seen TV ruin the talent of a lot of great people.
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      SHOWS PROGRAMME DURING EXPOSITION
      186 1 PROGRAMME of shows during X the Radio and Television exposition at the Stadium Negara In Kuala Lumpur, starting today: TODAY: 8.30 p.m. Double Your MoneV. 9.00 p.m. Bobby Gunsby Canada's foremost trumpeter, leading his Malayan orchestra 9.30- p.m. Indian* classical dance. TOMORROW: 8.30 p.m. Pestti Di
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      The problems of television in Federation
      1240 1  -  NG YOOK YOON By TELEVISION is a natural development in the Federation. The Philippines, Thailand and Hong Kong have it. Japan is one of the world's leading; TV nations. India started a pilot scheme years ago. Sooner or later, television had to come to
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        94 1 NOVAK HAS EVERYTHIHG A TV «I MUST HAVE |y H 0E LUXE LONG DISTANCE Mi The NOVAK TV mH fiva ym amazing imprrtnon of relief, a J\ "FULL" picturr. Ho Mill loft V L cornert, no mere deformations en the picture's edacs. no more badly legible or pruned subtitles. [lljl
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        250 1 VIEW YOURSELF IN *i^^ 3 1 th 6 R! aY s th id ran x* f Teie isi n and Radio Seta and accessories CVLJIBITI/\^l iL. at the TV and Radio Exposition LAnIDI I I(_/N dt 1 110 the Stadium Netar. from August 22nd to September 2nd. CiekjJliißMß |v| 4%
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      Little bit of philosophy gave us television
      1711 2 HOW YOUR SET GETS A PICTURE By A STAFF WRITER TV CAMERAS SCAN SCENE IN LINES \H/HEN Greek philosopher Democritus suggested that "a particle existed that was basic to all matter," he could hardly have expected that his little bit of philosophy would
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        86 2 Be An Expert RADIO *Jk TECHNICIAN THEORETICAL PRACTICAL RADIO CLASSES IN ENGLISH WILL BE HELD FROM 6.45 P.M. TO 9.45 P.M. FOR PROSPECTUS AND ENROLMENT FORMS, PLEASE APPLY TO:— OVERSEA-CHINESE RADIO TV INSTITUTE Not. 352, 352 A 352-B GEYLANG ROAD, SINGAPORE -14. Tel: ***** ***** P.O. BOX No. 2158, SINGAPORE.
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      RADIO MALAYA'S THREE -FOLD PROGRAMME JOB
      797 3  - RADIO MALAYA'S THREE -FOLD PROGRAMME JOB PHIL A. NADEN By JJADIO Malaya assumed full responsibility for the running of its entire broadcasting service on Jan. 4, 1959. Prior to that, the organisation was a panMalayan set-up with Kuala Lumpur sharing its networks with C'.ngapore a situation not in keeping with
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    • THE MEN BEHIND-THE-SCENES IN RADIO MALAYA
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        Head of the Malay Service is S'pore boy
        106 3 Head of the Malay Service is S'pore boy RAJA Iskandar (above) is Radio Malaya's acting head of the Malay Service. The son of Raja Muhammad Zahid, he was born in Singapore in 1933. He received his early education in the Malay School, Bukit Jambul, Kuala T>vngganu, and later attended the
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        The'fisherman'who became chief of English Service
        436 3 The fisherman' who became chief of English Service A FISHERMAN, bicycle mechanic and radio en- ■<*■ gineer that is a bit of the background of Mr. Toh Seng Yam, genial acting head of Radio Malaya's English Service Seng Yam, as he Is popularly known by hundreds in Federal House, is
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        THE POET WHO IS A FRIEND TO ALL
        217 3 THE POET WHO IS A FRIEND TO ALL Tlflß. LEONG Teng Sun, Radio Malaya's head of the Chinese Service, is a versatile man. Trained as an engineer, he became a teacher and is a poet of repute. Now, he is a guide, philosopher and friend to hundreds of, Chinese listeners
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        NEWCOMER IS UNIVERSITY HONOURS GRADUATE
        63 3 DAMANUJAM Bala- krishnan is the acting head of Radio Malaya's Indian Service. A comparatively new comer to the organisation, Mr. Balakrishnan is a graduate of the University of Malaya--Class I Honours in Indian studies. He Joined Radio Malaya in February last year and, as acting
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      00l is the first Malayan to head our radio
      263 3 00l is the first Malayan to head our radio rE distinction of being the first Malayan to head Badio Malaya goes to much-travelled, soft-spoken, Inche Dol Ramii (above). Known simply as "Dol" to his broadcasting colleagues and a large number of his friends, this popular broadcaster took over as director
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      'Here is the News'
      629 4 by STAFF WRITER LITTLE do Radio Malaya listeners appreciate that behind the announcpment "Here is thp News" is a compact fast-moving set-up which does i'o best to keep the nation informed of events both at home and abroad. This nerve-centre of Radio Malaya— the News Room—
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      I was a low-paid TV director
      559 4  -  YUL BRYNNER By SOMEHOW my TV career began in the winter of 1942-43. when CBS-TV was on the air only twice a week. Tuesday and Friday afternoons from two to four. We had only one television studio. That one was way up under the
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        171 4 jjjl II Il^ Television will be exciting and even more enjoyable if you own i^^fe HB SB H 1 1^1 4^ a set wn c^ g |ves y° u excellent reception in sound and vision. I B W HI LM^^H^^ Don't rush off and buy any set. Make your first
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      Commercial Service's two chiefs
      247 5 TtiEET the heads of Radio Malaya's Commercial ITI Service C. J. Sadler, the manager, and Malayan-born, Hugh Boudewyn, his assistant. Mr. Sadler Is here on a three-year contract and was responsible for setting up the Commercial Service. A New Zealander, Mr Sadler has had many year*
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      Wired vision for small towns
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      Laboratory tube that brought TV to the homes
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      Everybody wants in on the television act
      1058 6  - Everybody wants in on the television act JERRY LEWIS by yyHEN I sit around of an evening thumbing through old copies of Whiz Bang seeking a few bon mots not already filched by Bob Hope or Red Skelton, I sometimes contemplate the effect television has had on the only legitimate
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      Australian transmitter will also be on show
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      What's your preference? Majority listen to Malay programmes
      452 7  -  PHIL A. NADEN By I ISTENERS to Ma- lay programmes are the most radioconscious section of the community in the country according to a Radio Malaya survey conducted recently. Answers received from the occupants of about 6,000 households showed that: ABOUT 90
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      BRITISH TV INDUSTRY SEARCHES FOR A BIG SALES STIMULUS
      650 7 By SPECIAL WRITER TtflE British radio and J television industry Is hoping that this year's Radio Show, which opens today at Earls Court, will mark the end of the period of public uncertainty and sales hesitancy which has been reflected in
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      Floor plan of exposition at Stadium Negara
      97 8 THE ABOVE is a floor plan of the Radio and Television Exposition that opens today at the Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur. The exhibitors' stalls are around the outer and inner rim of the stadium with a triangular section of the stadium being
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