The Straits Times, 31 August 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY* CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    TENGKU SEES A 'YES'
    463 1 'I have no doubt as to the wishes of the people of Singapore in the referendum' TEXT OF TENGKUS BROADCAST IN PAGE 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE PRIME MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, tonight predicted a majority "yes" verdict from the people of Singapore in Saturday's merger
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    Magnificent Jega!
    113 1 captures his lung-straining moment of glory NOW TURN TO THE BACK PAGE FOR A SIDE-VIEW OF THB FINISH JEGA*S moment of glory the camera captures the last lung-straining, face-contorting split- second before victory as Malaya's Manicka Jegathesan bursts the tape to win the 200 metres final in the
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    Lock icon BELLAIST TROOPSIN ALGIERS
    79 1 ALGIERS, Thurs. —Troops loyal to Mr. Mohammed Ben Bella, leader of the Algerian Political Bureau, moved at dawn today into the greater Algiers area, stronghold of army military leaders who are defying the bureau. Reliable sources said the troops, from Oran, met no opposition. Soon afterwards the
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    Music FROM A LEFT WING UNION drowns Lee's speech
    357 1 Music FROM A LEFT WING UNION drowns Lee's speech SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The battle for merger tonight turned into a battle of noise at Hong Lim Park where the PAP was holding its biggest-ever referendum rally. It ended with police rushIng to the Wayang Street branch of the Barlsan Sosia-lls-controlled Singapore
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 ATOMIC ADVANCE M U DELHI, Thurs Intii.in Premier Nehru MM India liad m.*«lt :irl\r»ncr' in i v in p.i>t II I)H t WWM »!>«' W »nlv fur p»-d<»twl puri> R. -ut.-r
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      150 1 imiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiii TODAY a bumper 24-page paper with 2 EXTRA PAGES of foreign news PLUS an 18-page Merdeka Day supplement 1 1 1 1 ■ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■■i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Chinese reopen border bridge
      263 2 Chinese reopen border bridge HONG KONG, Thursday. 'JHE Sino-British border at the British outpost of Lowu was reopened this morning when the Chinese authorities lifted the restrictions on movements imposed 24 hours earlier after an explosion on their side of the frontier. "Everything is back to normal there," a Government
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      Lock icon A startling 'walk-in' by Soviet science
      86 2 A startling 'walk-in by Soviet science MANCHESTER, Thurs.— Russian scientists staged a startling: "walk In" on the annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, which opened here yesterday With eminent scientists already crowded in the weekIon; programme, officials of the 131 -year-old association were confronted by
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      Lock icon Japan's money
      38 2 TOKYO. Thurs. Mr. Masamichl Yamasiwa, the Governor of the Bank of Japan, said today the present "tight money" policy would be maintained for some time, despite an apparent improvement In the balance of International payments. Reuter
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      BRITAIN'S NAZI GETS THE SACK
      155 2 BRITAIN'S NAZI GETS THE SACK COVENTRY, Thurs. Coventry's education committee yesterday decided to dismiss Colin Jordan, 39, leader of the British National Socialist Movement, from his teaching job at the end of the year. :he committee, which had already suspended him, I decided to continue his suspension until Dec. 31,
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      'Height of folly' for US to neglect foreign aid
      292 2 PRESIDENT Kennedy said yesterday it would be -the height of folly" for the United States to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on defence while neglecting foreign aid for countries threatened by Communism He told a Press con. ference he could
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      Lock icon Landslide toll
      28 2 TOKYO, Thurs. One man was killed and 14 others were Injured, six seriously, In Nagasaki yesterday as a result of landslides caused by torrential rains. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Finkbines fly home to face public opinion
      184 2 Finkbines fly home to face public opinion I LONDON, Thursday BACK to face public opinion in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A. for and against her legal abortion performed in Stockholm flew Mrs. Sherri Finkbine. She is the 30-year-old mother of four healthy children who decided to seek the operation, banned in her
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      On and off—a film on China's 'conquest' of Everest
      233 3 On and off— a film on China's 'conquest of Everest T ONDON, Thurs. A film showing Chinese mountaineers climbing Mount Everest without oxygen was hurriedly withdrawn from a programme of scientific films at the annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science at Manchester yesterday. Its withdrawal
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      India ejects 56 Chinese
      200 3 rpHE government has A ordered 56 citizens of Communist China to leave India during the past six months, the Minister of Home Affairs. Mr. B. N. Datar, told Parliament. He said all the Chinese, except one, have left. Replying to questions, he said there are some
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      Lock icon Reds accused of laying mines
      47 3 PANMUNJOM, Thurs. A United Nations command spokesman today accused North Korea of laying unanchored mines In the waters off the Korean coast. He called this "a vicious act In violation of universally accepted standards of conduct, even in time of war." U.P.I.
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      'Seven years is enough' chant as blood flows again in Algiers
      492 3 'Seven years is enough' chant as blood flows again in Algiers ALGIERS, Thursday. THOUSANDS of war-weary Algerians chanting "Seven years is enough" marched through the streets of the Casbah and down to the Algiers waterfront last night after blood had flowed in a machinegun battle here. Troops of Willaya Four,
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      Lock icon A GUARD FOR DE GAULLE AT LAST
      152 3 PARIS, Thurs. Gen. Charles de Gaulle has at last got a responsible protector-in-chief against further assassina tion attempts. This is the blue-eyed, steely Interior Minister. Mr. Roger Frey, 49. Since last Wednesday's attempt on Gen. de Gaulle's life, when one of the 140
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      Quick Look round
      170 3 Quick Look round WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.S. Information Agency reported today that the Soviet Union and China had each increased their broadcasts to Africa by 80 per cent during recent months as part of a world-wide Intensification of Communist propaganda efforts. NEW YORK: Mr. James Donovan, a New York lawyer,
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      Lock icon Documents haul
      25 3 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs.— South African security branch police yesterday raided f*.e offices of the multi-racial Congress of Democrats and removed a number oT documents.—Reuter.
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    Referendum: Devan Nair's challenge to Barisan r
    552 4 TRADE union leader, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. today challenged the Barisan Sosialis to publish a list of trade unions behind their anti-referendum campaign. Mr. Nair made this challenge as general secretary of the protem committee of the newly-formed Na tional Workers of Singapore,
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    Govt. has gone all-out for the people: Lee
    390 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, declared last night that the Government had stretched itself to the limit to accommodate and protect the interests of all sections of the people of Singapore under the White Paper proposals. He said
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    GRATUITY IS MORE THAN FAIR: GAMBA
    291 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE President of the Industrial Arbitration Court, 1 Dr. Charles Gamba, today described the terms of a new gratuity agreement reached between Sandilands Buttery and John Buttery and Co. Ltd., and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, as "more than fair
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    REFERENDUM RALLIES
    245 4 SINOAPORB. Thurs. Nine out of 11 registered political parties will hold rallies throughout' the State tomorrow as the merger referendum campaign moves Into 1U final phase. So far more than 400 rallies and street meetings have been staged by 10 political parties. The only party which has not
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    Minibus for spastics from the Rotary Club
    112 4 Minibus for spastics from the Rotary Club SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Rotary Club of Singa-pore-West presented a Morris Minibus to the Spastic Children's Association at its weekly luncheon at Prince's Restaurant today. At the presentation ceremony, Mr. Tan Seng Beng handed over the keys and documents of the minibus to the
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      252 4 I' GALA PREMIERE WEDNESDAY, sth SEPTEMBER SIMULTANEOUSLY AT I ODEON I CATHAY ODEON (SINGAPORE) (PENANG) (KUALA LUMPUR) 9*15 P.M. 9.00 P.M. 9.00 P.M. GENERAL SCREENING THURSDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER IN THE TRADITION OF SUCH GREAT SPECTACLES as... M fc^ "GONE WITH THE WIND" Ife "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" mM "BEN HUR" comes...
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      131 4 STRAITS VIEW HOTEL J«b*rs lahrv %~mfy HW prfftefits f SINSATIONAL BLUI Wv DANCIR Youn t iMittttal XgtfL miss taccnii fvWrl P*w§ our H^L CATA'S FILIPINO RHYTHM S Hn Second Extansir *i;-\^^^ V Loj» 2 Ni s hti! OON'T MISS IT! Book Early Phon. 2133 J B. (Ext 1 a.m. Sat.
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      213 4 AHfIITAI si M .p t t. t y e»«n»h«i»im p«wm GArITDL 3rd encore ruiTE tomorrow? In fhe clastic tradition ot "Kingdom 4 The Beauty" "Diau Cham of 3 Kingdoms" and "Yang Kwei Fei" Comes SHAWS' Latest Most Lavish Presentation... §m n PC A II ni mßf UnCMm Ul jj in
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    Living with a tin terror called Liz...
    1711 5  - Living with a tin terror called Liz... GORDON SILLARS THE AFICIONADO OF THE VINTAGE MOTOR-CAR TAKES ON AN AMERICAN INSTITUTION... BY THIS is what happens when an aficionado of the vintage motor-car settles on a Spanish island where most of the vehicles in everyday use are pre-Civil War. For instance.
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      114 5 V Ijjl*. I -J PROTECT YOUR VALUABLE INVESTMENT WITH ESSO EXTRA MOTOR OIL lEtso scientists developed revolutionary way to tett motor oil In 'actual use. After mor* than two million mites of testing under all driving conditions, engines protected by Esso Extra Motor OH showed the least wear ever recorded:
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    we're on our way at long last!
    351 6 ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT fUESS what? I am going away! After so many years, Bill and I and the children are finally going to take a trip. Isn't it wonderful? Next Wednesday, we will fly to Bangkok, where I hope to see one of my
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    Unfair—but nevertheless very true
    642 6 Unfair but nevertheless very true rw\HE natural youth of L women possess so quickly. A man at forty is still interesting, still full of life, und the world considers him "young." But when a woman reaches her thirty fifth year, people begin to refer to her as "middle-aged." Unfair? Very!
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    now-free home demonstrations
    314 6 now -free home demonstrations MANY women have written to me about Esso Gas. They tell me they are terribly interested in using this fuel which sounds so wonderful to them, but before they put hard cash down, they would like to see how everything: works. Personally. I think this Is
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    WHO NEEDS A REASON ANYWAY?
    278 6 WHO NEEDS A REASON ANYWAY? rwyjNiGHT let's have a A party just for two the man in your life and you. The reason? Who needs one! What does one feed a man with a man's taste? Steak of course. Steak, thick, tender, slightly red in the centre and fust drowned
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    Loss of appetite in older people
    655 6 Loss of appetite in older people AS a person gets oldA er, he (or she) usually is able to eat and sleep less and less. I don't know the medical whys and wherefores for this, but I think It's something to do with energy and nerves or something. But that's
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    You're acting like a star prosecutor, Tann to Scow
    701 6 Lawyer and Crown Counsel clash after witness is told: 'Don't be impertinent' gINGAPORE, Thurs. A lawyer, Mr. Tann Wee Tiong, today demanded to know whether in the role of Crown Counsel, Mr. Francis Scow, was to be a "star prosecutor" or
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    Stolen cars found
    65 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Police detained three men in a motor workshop in the J:-.-lan Nghee Heng area here yesterday following a police raid in connection with a car-stealing racket. A police spokesman said today five cars were seized by the police. It is believed they are cars
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    Visit by Aziz
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. will visit his constituency In Kuala Langat at the weekend.
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    A rise for all demand
    69 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation War Department Civilian Staff Association will not b« satisfied until all grades of civilian workers In the British War Department In the Federation receive wage Increases. The union president. Mr. SJ.H. Zaidi, said today: "My union's claim for higher rates
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    BARISAN CHARGE ON FUNDS PAP INVESTED ABROAD
    179 6 rpHE Barisan Sosialis today claimed that the P.A.p. Government is investing funds in overseas securities when they should be in local investment Mr. S. Woodhull. a vicechairman of the party, told a lunch-time rally at Fullerton Sauare that the Government, which once pro-
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      114 6 AMlmy Oop By V. T. Ifamlin j^F^eilJoOC. I OKAY, 00P... I DONT HECK.NO.. .OLD RUBY I I _.YOUtL PROBABLY I HHMHiB^^? I Guess we're think vtx/u. finp J crkk's got gold pick up fifty M»gE»iWv^ ■.ABOUT READY// THW JOB 6O j^< LAYIN' ALL A(?OUNO I SOCTY THOUSAND P[|M|lm^' t>Mfe< f»t>*
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    Alternative 'A' wins over more unions
    302 7 Alternative 'A' wins over more unions SINGAPORE, Thurs.More trade unions and other organisations today urged their members to support the Government's White Paper merger proposals by voting for Alternative "A"' in Saturday's referendum. Among them are the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union 0 Singapore Teachers' Union A Singapore Tamil Teachers'
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    Body of schoolgirl Elaine flown home from Sydney
    106 7 Body of schoolgirl Elaine flown home from Sydney SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Qantas plane today brought home the embalmed body of Elaine Ng Siew Nyuik (above), the eight-year-old Singapore schoolgirl who died in Sydney on Monday while waiting for a brain operation. At Paya Lebar airport to receive the casket were
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    'MONKEY BUSINESS' ON A BUS IN STORE
    223 7 'MONKEY BUSINESS' ON A BUS IN STORE OINGAPORE, Thurs.— A woman in tight jeans and a four-foot, gibbon dressed in striped trousers today held up a Singapore Trartion Company bus in Orchard Road for more than half an hour while the conductor explained that animals could not ride in buses.
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    Youth bungalow
    23 7 MALACCA. Thurs. The Malayan Youth Hostels Association has acquired a seaside bungalow and land at Pantei Kundor. nine miles from here.
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    Special treat
    21 7 IPOH, Thurs.— About 150 children from welfare homes in Perak will be given a special Merdeka treat here tomorrow.
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    Clock tower is a gift
    72 7 i BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs —A $36,000 Merdeka clock tower donated by Mr. Voon Hean Kooi will be officially "handed over" to the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, at su ceremony here tomorrow. Dito Wong will receive it on behalf of the Penang State Government
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    Sunday evening flights
    75 7 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Malayan Airways will introduce an additional flight from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur from next Sunday. The flight will operate on Sundays, leaving Singapore at 6 p.m. and arriving in Kuala Lumpur at 7.30 am. At present the company operates six evening flights weekly, from Mondays
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    THE NEW POLICE CHIEF: IT's OFFICIAL
    93 7 THE NEW POLICE CHIEF: IT's OFFICIAL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The appointment of lnche Mohamed Salleh bin Ismail as Commissioner of Police of the Federation of Malaya was gazetted today, lnche Salleh succeeds Dato C.H. Fenner. who Is tipped to become the Inspector General of Police of Malaysia. From ranks Dato
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    Scouts rally
    39 7 PETALJNO JAVA, Thurs I A Scout rally and camp are will be held at the Petallng Jaya Club Padang on Friday at 6.30 o-m. by the Petaling Local Association of Boy Scouts to celebrate Merdeka i Day.
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      280 7 HIGH QUALITY KUREBI FABRICS ONCE AGAIN PARTICIPATE IN THE MALAYAN MERDEKA TRADE FAIR AT THE GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK FROM 3 1st AUGUST to 9th SEPTEMBER, 1962 SEE the new stock of KUREBI FABRICS jytt arrived from Japan NIGHTLY Lucky draw plus Presentation of the following prizes: (1) Kurebi Trays
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      295 7 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS (5). 1. Another rapid bunt of song 7. Followers fee? (8). from the Btone-rutwr (8> S. Something against a Une of "Like the baseless of thii talk (Bj. vision" iThe lempesti tt>>. 11. Just valuaUon of another 9. PUrure to writ* on the label piano at
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    Loungers scramble...it's a crash!
    612 8 SHOCK FOR COFFEE DRINKERS AS PLANE DIVES INTO GROUND, SLIDES AND RAMS PUMPS By LESLIE HOFFMAN Jnr. Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. OEOPLE sipping coffee in the airport restaurant here scrambled for cover this morning when they saw a Royal Malayan Air Force Cessna coming straight at them.
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    Dato Abdul Aziz
    21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Dato '.oclul Aziz bin Haji AtxVui Majld has been appointed Honorary Deputy Game Warden. Selangor
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    Jewel thieves came at night
    56 9 IPOH. Thurs.— Thieves entered a house in Kampong Plsan? last night and took away jewellery worth $335 and $10 cash which a housewife, Kalthom blnte Osman. had kept in a basket. Ch» discovered the loss when she woke up early in the morning and noticed
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    First class job
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.Inche Anuar bin Zainal Abidin has been appointed a first class magistrate here. He is attached to the Kuala Lumpur courts.
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    Chairman
    17 9 BENTONG. Thurs. Mr. Chin Kon Loy has been elected chairman of the Chinese town hall here.
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    Highlight of the M-celebrations
    84 9 A SPECTACULAR highlight ,of the Merdeka anniversary celebrations in Kuala Lumpur will be the massed bands display in Merdeka Stadium at 7.30 p.m. today. The five bands and four corps of drums taking part in the policemilitary show are seen above rehearsing on Wednesday night. Heading
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    VILLAGE ALERT AS GIRLS SCREAM OF AN 'OILY MAN'
    129 9 VILLAGE ALERT AS GIRLS SCREAM OF AN 'OILY MAN' KOTA BHARU. Thursday. AN 'oily man' has been terrorising young girls in A Kampong Bunut Payong. two miles from here, for three nights. Screams from girls have been heard from several houses between midnight and 3 a.m. Youths in the kampong
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    New Year killers hanged
    110 9 New Year killers hanged If UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Two men were hanged today in Pudu Prison for their part in a double murder during the 1960 Chinese New Year in Ipoh. They were Yip Vow Fat. 21. and Leone Kaj Yoong, 28. who were convicted by the Ipob High Court
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    Johore's new police chief
    48 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Haji Abdul Kadir bin Hajl Hassan, former Assistant Commissioner of Poll., in Trengganu has arrived here to take over as Chief Police Officer. Johore. from Mr. T. B Voice who goes on leave prior to retirement at the end of September
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    Appointed
    21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Inche Mohamed Anuar bin Lope Abdul Shukor has been appointed Assistant Collector of Land Revenue. Kuala Lumpur.
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    The slave-girl and the prince
    301 9 with KEN HAMMONDS IN the ancient East, where the business of running a country was very much a man's prerogative, it was rare to hear of a woman attaining fame at a royal court especially a woman of lowly birth. K. Asif's 'Mughal-E-Azam" is the
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    Bridegroom finds a trick behind veil
    193 9 "rpHE Dream of the Red Chamber" Is a Mandarin classic brought to the screen by Shaw Brothers, ard thoi|?h there is nothing new In the story of two youn™ people who fall In love only to lose each other because of parental opposition, th*
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    Macapagal: Profile of a patriot
    106 9 Macapagal: Profile of a patriot iiifiiiiiiiiiiHiiwniiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiM THE public service is a priestnood. lie who enters it must forget self or personal gain and consecrate his years to the worship and service of th* people." The man who bases his action on these words is Diosdado MacapagaL the Filipino President, who
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    Phaik Kim puffs at a cigarette and says Tm happy'
    387 10  -  SYLVIA CHUA: ,4 LIFE (WITH LITTLE LUXURIES) FOR BRAVEST BEDRIDDEN WIDOW by- Penang, Thurs. pENANG'S most courageous widow, 58-year-old bedridden Phaik Kirn, relaxed in a home for the aged today and, between little cigarette puffs, told me of her new
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    New president
    20 10 RAWANO. Thurs.— Mr. 8. Mahesllngam has been elected president of the Rawang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress.
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    A PROBLEM OF SITTING AND SWEARING
    226 10 A PROBLEM OF SITTING AND SWEARING KANGAR, Thursday. 'TWO Alliance assemblymen today objected to the x manner in which the new State Legal Adviser, Inche Hamzah bin Dato Haji Abu Samah, was sworn in as a member of the State Assembly. Hajl Mokhtar bin Haji Ismail (Kurong Anal), who is
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    Actor Ramlee in union dispute
    57 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs._ A dispute has now arisen between the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union and P. Ramlee, film actor and proprietor of the publishing flrm "Perberbltan P. Ramlee" (P. Ramlee publications) over his dismissal of two employees. A meeting has been arrang*l for both parties
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    Delegates to meet
    37 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Delegates from 72 unions will meet here on Sept. 23 to support a claim by 28 clerks In the Customs Department to backdate an arbitration tribunal award to Jan. 1, 1956.
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    Branch chief
    23 10 RAUB. Thurs. Inche Abdullah bin Arlffln has been elected president of the Pahang branch of the Government Civil Service Clerical Union.
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    Perlis picks Senator
    51 10 KANOAR. Thurs. The Perlis Assembly today elected Syed Bahauddln bin Syea Noh as their representative on the Senate. Syed Bahauddln. 55. Is president of the Perils Council of Religion and Malay Customs. He succeeds Inche Abdullah bin Ishak who has Just retired after completing a three-year Senate
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    The young ones who embarrass students
    87 10 The young ones who embarrass students KANGAR. Thurs.— A Perils State Assemblyman. Wan Ahmad bin Wan Kassim. told the Assembly today of the "embarrassment felt by students who are older than their teachers. Wan Ahmad was speaking during an Assembly debate on a proposed allocation of SIM. OOO for adult
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    Tuesday clinic
    33 10 KULIM. Thurs.— The Kullm District Officer, Syed Alwi Shahabuddln, yesterday opened the new South Kedah Family Planning Association clinic at the Kullm district hospital. The clinic will be open every Tuesday.
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    Rubber course
    27 10 KEMAYAN. Thurs.— Fifteen villagers have received graduation certificates from the Temerloh District Officer. Inche Mansor bin Zalnal. after completing a six-month course on rubber planting.
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    Keep Malaysia in mind, urges Dato Wong
    124 10 DENANO, Thurs. While celebrating the Merdeka anniversary, the people of Malaya should give the Malaysia plan an "Important place" In their mind, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. said today In a Merdeka message to the State. Dato Wong said the success
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    Tun Razak on religious tolerance for all, and Malaysia's happier life
    237 11 Tun Razak on religious tolerance for all, and Malaysia's happier life JESSELTON. Thurs.— Tun Abdul Razak. Malaya's Deputy Prime Minister, today called on people of North Borneo to practise religious tolerance so that eveiy religious group would have a right to propagate their religion in peace and harmony. He said
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    Five sub-committees set up to study Malaysia problems
    641 11 Five sub-committees set up to study Malaysia problems FIVE sub-committees were today appointed by the Inter-Gov-ernmental Committee to deal with constitutional arrangements and safeguards for the entry of North Borneo and Sarawak into the Federation of Malaysia. Their task will be specific subjects like the constitution of Malaysia, finance, public
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    NOW BORNEO HAS A BETTER IDEA OF UNITY MOVE
    271 11 NOW BORNEO HAS A BETTER IDEA OF UNITY MOVE JESSELTON. Thurs.— The Borneo peoples now have a better idea of the Malaysian concept, it was stated at a joint Press conference given today by Britain's Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, Lord Lansdowne, and Malaya's Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul
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    Two ministers for the Premiers' meeting
    139 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —Two Ministers, the Minister ot Finance. Mr Tan Slew Sin. and the Minister of Commerce and industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johart. will leave for f x>ndon within the next three days to attend the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference. Inche Khlr will
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    AN ASA OFFICE TO BOOST TRAVEL
    201 11 AN ASA OFFICE TO BOOST TRAVEL KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. An ASA shftwroom for the promotion of tourism in the three member countrips is to be established here soon. It will be on the ground floor of the 11 -storey Police Co-operative Building at Jalan Suleiman. The secretary of the Malayan
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    Youth clubs meet
    43 11 PENANG. Thurs. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will declare open the second annual meeting of the Penanz State branch of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs at the Civil Defence headauarters. Peel Avenue, at 3 p.m. this Sunday.
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    Workers' dance
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A Merdeka youth dance organised by the Young Workers Movement. Petallng Jaya sub-branch, will be held at the Petaling Jaya Club on Saturday at 8.15 p.m.
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    Bank go-slow
    28 11 PENANG. Thurs. About 40 employees of the Penang branch of the Indian Over- seas Bank are adopting a "go-slow" in protest against t cut in overtime.
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    DEATH.
    49 12 it Here's tit (Minimum) ELAINE NO Slew Nyulk only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ng Keam Tet passed away peacefully In Sydney 27-8-62. service 5 p.m. Krlday 31-8-62 Bt. Peters I Church. Sersntioon Gardens, thence tor i Interment Bldadari Cemetery. No wreaths. Donations St. Andrews Ills- aion Hospital.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    262 12 Horrfi Sl» (Minimum) Im is ri and friend* for their good wishes and wedding presents to Christ- das and Mabel Darling. MR. A MRS. OSffl Vcrsh»se thank all friends and relatives for tbelr attendance, good »i»he» and valuable prtvrntfi on the occiaton of their marISHM on M-K-1962. MRS. JOHN
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    The Straits Times Friday, August 31, 1962. Singapore's Choice
    751 12 The Straits Times Friday, August 31, 1962. Singapore's Choice It would appear that we are forbidden by Singapore's referendum law from expressing tomorrow, referendum day, any opinion on the issue laid before Singapore's electorate. Today's last arguments by the Government and its merger allies and by the Opposition, even the
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    A Merger In Freedom
    526 12 Merdeka Day is upon us once more, the fifth since colonial rule lowered its flag to make way for the banners ol Persekutuan Tanah Melayu. The Malayan nation has been maturing with the years. Even so, we are still young cnoußii in our independence to recapture
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    Merger in freedom that's no longer fancy but a fact...
    1286 12 Merger in freedom that's no longer fancy but a fact. THE TENGKU'S MERDEKA BIRTHDAY MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF MALAYA W ON this historic day, the fifth anniversary of our Merdeka, I am very happy and proud indeed to send you my warmest greetings and good wishes, and in doing
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      Television link-up of the ASA countries
      149 12 rE Tengku's suggestion tor an "Asiavision' 1 TV link tti.T. Aug. 2o) no doubi will have excited interest among the public. However, I ihink it is still premature to plan a project of such magnitude. Moreover, Malaya Is at present only in the initial
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      Unified scheme for teachers
      315 12 \fANY Inconsistencies are apparent In the teachers' unified scheme. The question of transfers of teachers out of their home States has time and again been a major topic of discussion. Cannot the Ministry think of a device by which teachers under the new scheme are treated
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      Mocking the turtles
      282 12 IF the State officials of Trengganu are serious in their desire to save the turtles as a tourist attraction very much more will have to be done to control th_- treatment of the turtles by tourists A large notice forbids standing on the turtles or touching them.
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      Mr. Marshall
      70 12 A RAP on the knuckles for the malice of your headline, "Merger— the two minds of Mr. Marshall" on the report of 8. Rajaratnam of a report of the Nanyang Slang Pau and the Bin Chew Jit Poh as to what I am suoposed to have said at
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    Woman wins $35,000 suit
    455 13 HER HUSBAND'S FIRM MUST PAY; JUDGE CALLS ACCUSATIONS 'FULMINATIONS OF AN ANGRY EX-PARTNER' Justice Sum* an said in the High Court today that the accusations that had been brought against H. M. Lee, brother of a former Finance Minister, were just "fulminations of an angry ex-partner
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    BURY US FREE HE URGES
    154 13 KUANTAN, Thursday. AN Alliance Assemblyman for Jenderak, Inche Mohamed Yusof bin Haji Long, wants the Pahang Government to pay the funeral expenses of Assemblymen. I He made the plea during a debate hi the Assembly today on a supplementary budget totalling $367,225. Inche Mohamed Yusof
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    New Senator from Pahang
    51 13 KUANTAN, Thurs. The Pahang State Assembly today appointed Mr. Hoh Chec Oheong. 62. a former State Assemblymen from Bentong. to serve as Its representative on the Senate for a three year term. He replaces Mr. Yap Khen Van of Kuantan. who has Just ended his three-year
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    Judge due back
    29 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tab. of the Singapore Bupreme Court, who has been away on a three-month world tour, ls expected back on Saturday.
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    Riddle of stay-put yacht and its silent skipper
    267 13 R. CHANDRAN: Singapore, Thurs. mystery surrounding the American yacht Yankee, which has been tossing in Singapore harbour's outer roads for more than a month, remains unsolved. All efforts made by the Straits Times to find her skipper, Capt. George Keeble, have failed.
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    Port will be split from railway next year
    333 13 T*HE administration of 1 Port Swettenham will be solit from the Railway Administration some time next year, the Minister of Transoort. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. announced here today. He was opening a bridge over the Klang River which will provide a
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    Customs seize cigarettes
    47 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs Customs today seized 651 b of cigarettes worth about $700 from a car parked near the junction of Victoria Street and Jalan Sultan. Two men. who were about to get Into the car, escaped through a backlane. A third man was arrested.
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    ENOUGH CEMENT FOR THE BIG JOBS
    239 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Sufficient priority is being given to Government projects of national importance so that their progress will not be held up as a result of the current cement shortagp Mr. AE. Llewellyn, chairman of Malayan Cement Ltd., which suDDlles the bulk of
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    $3,900 damages
    45 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A. Surlakumaran. 23. of the Inland Revenue Department, who was Injured in a road accident a year ago. was awarded $3,907 damages and costs by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today. The award was made against Malayan Airways Ltd.
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    Montfort home
    26 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A profit of $5,990 was made from a lottery drawn in February In aid of the Montfort Boys Home. Batu Tlga.
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    Lock icon Revolt on the Cocos eelings
    1442 14 Revolt on the Cocos eelings BRITISH FOIL TAKE-OVER BID BY THE AMOROUS AMERICAN THE Marquis of Normanby, Secretary of State for the Colonies, read Rear Admiral Mainland's letter with more sadness than anger. It was clear that Their Lordships at Admiralty House had permitted valour to exclude discretion in yet
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    Heiress who wanders the face of the carth—alone
    972 14  - Heiress who wanders the face of the carth alone Peter Bloxham Poor little rich girl THIRD OF A SERIES by npHEY were beautiful L roses: perfectly formed, headily scented, morning-fresh. They lit the opulent gloom with enchantment, as. a delivery boy bore them through the foyer of a leading London
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      Lock icon Venus ship sends back scientific data from I—space—
      178 15 Venus ship sends back scientific data from I space WASHINGTON, Thurs. Thurs.— Mariner 2, the American spacecraft now heading for Venus, began broadcasting scientific information back from space yesterday on a radio command from Johannesburg, the U.S. Space Agency announced here. A spokesman of ihe National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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      Lock icon NO BULGARIA DATE FOR U.S. ASTRONAUTS
      84 15 NO BULGARIA DATE FOR U.S. ASTRONAUTS WASHINGTON. Thurs. A spokesman for the civilian Space Agency today denied a report that American astronauts John Glenn and Alan Shepard would attend an international astronautics conference In Bulgaria next month The official Yugoslav news agency Tan jug had reported that the Americans would
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      'COMMON MARKET WILL CUT ROYAL POWERS'
      276 15 THE right-wing British weekly, Time and Tide, said today that lawyers asked to investigate the consequences of British membership in the European Common Market had found the Queen's prerogatives would be greatly altered. The weekly. strongly against British membership said the full document prepared
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      Lock icon Nagastoget own state
      57 15 NEW DELHI. Thurs. A bill providing a separate state for the Naga tribesmen of north-east India was passed today by the Lower House of thp Indian Parliament. The proposed state will be the 16th and smallest cf the Indian states, with an area of about 6.000 square
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      Lock icon Why Russia won't be there
      165 15 RUSSIA has not been Invited to next week's Farnborough air show, shopwindnw of the British aircraft industry at the request of the British (.nwrnmenl it was stated today Mr E. C. Bowyer. director nf the Society of British Aircraft Constructors who organised the show said
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      Lock icon Jack hopes for a happy (test ban) new year
      369 15 Jack hopes for a happy (test ban) new year YET ANOTHER PAGE OF FOREIGN NEWS IN PAGE 16 PRESIDENT Kennedy said last night that America was ready to accept next Jan. 1 as a target date for halting all nuclear tests, bat added that this depended on "workable international agreements"
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      Lock icon Adenauer in vain bid to take back his words
      323 15 REMARKS ON LETTER FROM MAC OONN, Thurs. Mr. Karl Guenther von Hase, West Germany's chief government spokesman, said today he had tried to get Dr. Adenauer s remarks about a letter from Mr. Macmillan cut from a telerecorded Press conference screened
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      Britain 'not interested in half measures'
      173 15 Britain 'not interested in half measures' LONDON, Thurs. Britain announced today that she wants political as well as economic alignment with the European community and is not interested in half measures. The Foreign Office said Britain is noi interested in associated membership with the six-nation European Common Market. She wants
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      Lock icon World-wide phone link
      69 15 BRISBANE. Thurs. The Sydney. New Guinea-Singa-pore-Hong Kong section of the Commonwealth round-the-world telephone cable would be laid by 1966 at a cost of £3.200.000. Mr. F. P. O'Orady. the Australian director of Posts and Telegraphs, announced today. The final cable is expected to link Britain. Canada Australia.
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      Lock icon GHANA MINISTERS HELD
      482 16 Detention orders against two of them, plus a top official of ruling party ACCRA, Thursday. TWO Ghana ministers and a top official of the ruling Convention People's Party were held by police yesterday after the Government issued detention orders against them. The three men are Mr. Ako
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      7 16 TAWIA ADAMAFIO a meeting, then the sack.
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      7 16 AKO ADJEI "Shame to rascals and wreckers".
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      30 new posts
      45 16 NEW DELHI. Thurs. The Chinese have established about 30 new posts on Indian territory since May the Defence Minister. Mr. V.K. Krishna Menon. said In tb? lower house of Parliament yesterday when he spoke about the border dispute between the two countries.
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      Lock icon Ranch razed
      35 16 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. A roaring fire, one of five sweeping through parts of California, has destroyed most of cowboy Gene Autry's ranch In the San Gabriel mountains, about 40 miles from here.— Reuter.
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      EGYPTIANS SPURN INVITATION TO RESUME TALKS
      279 16 •PHE Egyptian delegation to the Arab League council meeting here has rejected a draft resolution framed to persuade it to return to the talks, conference sources said here tonight. It is understood that r— the resolution would have withdrawn all offensive I phrases against
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      Lock icon Sophia loveliest of all
      98 16 Sophia loveliest of all YEW YpRK, Thurs— Sophia Loren headed the list of 10 most beautiful women of the the world drawn up by the Caricature Society of America. Princess Margaret was ninth. The cartoonists chose Miss Loren for her eyes. Others followed In this order (with the society's comments.
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      Lock icon Striptease outside a church shocks the vicar
      157 16 Striptease outside a church shocks the vicar ONDON. Thurs. The curate goggled when he saw the seven pretty girls lined up outside his church at Bournemouth yesterday as guard of honour at 22-year-old Eileen Hart's wedding. j For the girls, who formed up demurely outside the church just before Eileen
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      Lock icon U.S. toll in Vietnam
      51 16 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Eleven American soldiers and marines have been killed and 28 wounded in Vietnam up to Aug. 20. a Government spokesman said yesterday. Eight were killed in action, two died while imprisoned by the Viet Gong guerillas and one died after being wounded in action.
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      Two 'spies' die
      34 16 SEOUL. Thurs. South Korean Army authorities said yesterday that two peeple believed to be Communist North Korean spies, were killed in a gun battle near the truce line last Saturday.— U.P.T
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      751 17 TENDERS TENDERS from approved Contractors registered with Public Works Department, Singapore, in Class 'C and above, and under Head I will be received at the Public Works Department. High Street. Singapore 6, in Tender Box No. 1 up to noon of the 21.9.62 for the Construction of 70 ft. dia-
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      725 17 NOTICE THE PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1960. INo. 72 of 19M). Valuation List, IMS (Section 1* (1) The Valuation List for 1963 of all houses, buildings, lands and tenements liable to property tax may be inspected from Slut Angast, 1962 to 27th September. 1982, inclusive, during office hours at the office
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      793 17 NOTICES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1958 (No. 33 of 1958) BeettMM (KcctetratMm t Elector.) KlsTUJßtlslsa, 1958 Notice on RcTtstaa of Electoral Rons. In exercise of the powers conferred by Regulation 13 of the Elections (Registration of Electors) Regulations. 1955, tbe Election Commission hereby calls upon. (A) Every person who is qualified and
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    Mechanics to study at Olivetti factories
    122 18 Mechanics to study at Olivetti factories TWO local men leave for Italy today to take .an intensive study course at the factories of the Olivetti business machine organisation. They are Mr. Leong Kong Yeow, a service supervisor of Guthrie and Co. Ltd. in Singapore, the local agents for Olivetti office
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    Management course
    78 18 Management course An executive of Boustead and Co. (1960) Ltd., Mr. John Brown, has returned from a two-month visit to Britain where he took a course in sales management at the Tack Training College and toured Boustead's principals. He was accompanied by Mr. Lee Hock San of the company's Penang
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    SINGAPORE BUYS MORE PAINT FOR BUILDING INDUSTRY
    355 18 SINGAPORE BUYS MORE PAINT FOR BUILDING INDUSTRY gINGAPOKE is continuing to handle a big volume of trade in prepared paints and enamels, and imports in the tirst quarter this year were 17 per cent higher than in the corresponding period of last year. The rising demand for paints is the
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    A watch for space travel is now under experiment
    219 18 A watch for space travel is now under experiment IH'Ji f A7. 'iHFi IM *>*»***« T*HE Swiss watch industry is now experimenting 1 on a wrist watch using a new element of time which will be measured in the wave length. The director of S. A. Oirard i Perregaux and
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    NEW MANAGER FOR KODAK IS APPOINTED
    77 18 NEW MANAGER FOR KODAK IS APPOINTED MR. R. B. DEMALLIE. vice-president and ceneral manager, international division of the Eastman Kodak Company, has appointed Mr. J. A. DeVries (above), as manager of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd., effective from tomorrow. Mr. DeVries succeeds Mr. L. R. Wales who has been transferred to the
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    Rocket liner plant ready
    55 18 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. announced in Aktjn that it had completed a new multi-million dollar facility for producing rocket liners for two of America's toppriority missiles— Polaris and Minuteman A rocket liner is an insulator that prevents the solid fuel in a missile from burning
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    Powderless etching machine here soon
    124 18 Powderless etching machine here soon A POWDERLESS etch- ing machine made in Japan will soon be marketed in Malaya. Mr. Mineo Klmura. managing director and chief engineer of the manufacturers Yoshimatsu Shokai Co. Ltd of Tokyo, is now here hold- ing talks with East Asiatic Co. Ltd., the local agents.
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    Volks' target
    51 18 Volkswagen, West Germany's biggest car producer, will soon be turning out 5.000 vehicles a day, Herr Heinz Nordhoff. general manager of the firm said. The current output was more than 4.700 vehicles a day and the firm would export more than 1.000.000 vehicles to the United States this
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    Sarawak's July revenue
    39 18 Sarawak's July revenue Sarawak's revenue collections from export, import I and excise duties amounted Ito $3.2 million in July, compared with $3 million in June. Export duties accounted for SI million, Import duties $2 1 (million and excise $126,343
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    Usual range of Isabella cars will once more be marketed in Malaysia
    191 18 Usual range of Isabella cars will once more be marketed in Malaysia rpHE Borgward motor factory in Bremen, West -1 Germany, has resumed production and the usual range of Forgward Isabellas will be made available on the Malaysian market soon. The manufacture of spare parts, too, will be continued. Local
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    ONE-CALORIE VITAMIN PILL FROM U.S.
    117 18 A TYPE of pill said to give all the vitamins a person needs for an entire day is to be introduced to the Malaysian market next week. Called Geritol Breakfast Vitamins, the pill Is made by J. B. Williams Inc., pharmaceutical division, of New Jersey,
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    Printer is off to Germany
    44 18 The chief mechanic of the paper and printing machinery department of East Asiatic Co Ltd.. Mr- Oh Ah Kai, has left Singapore for an advanced training course in Germany. Mr. Oh will be trainxd at the famous Heidelberg factories.
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    Vehicle output
    25 18 British output of cars including taxis in July fell 63,478 units to 63,171 compared with June, the Board of .Trade announced In London.
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    REPCO TO STEP UP LOCAL BUSINESS
    161 18 REPCO TO STEP UP LOCAL BUSINESS DEPCO Ltd. of Ausl%> tralia, manufacturers of car parts, plan to send a specialist to Malaya every three months to keep their local agents and dealers abreast of the latest technical information. This was stated by MrNorm. J. Luttrell, divisional sales manager, who was
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    Cigarette output
    72 18 Production ot cigarettes in the Federation in the first quarter this year totalled 2 5 million lb., against 1.3 million lb. in the corresponding period of last year and 1.7 million lb. in the corresponding period of 1960. The March output this year was 870,000 lb. against 794.000
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE STRONG: TINS DULL AND EASIER
    542 20 From Our Market Correspondent rE main feature on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was the strength of industrial shares especially those companies whose accounts are due. Fraser and Neave with the final expected next month was taken up to $3.01 before dropping to
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    728 20 (COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals in brackets: Industrlsla: Bouatead (2.000) 51. 67: C.T.B. ords (200) 4*e. 6d. cd. (400) 4Ha. 3d. cd; Dunlop* (1.000) $1.77 D, (500) $1.76 SU (&O0) $1.76
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    Straits tin is unchanged: Rubber market quiet
    278 20 rpHE Straits tin price In Singapore yesterday re- mained unchanged at $424.75 per picul on ar offering increased by 15 tons to 255 tons. In London on Wednesday a modestly lower level of tin values was established at the outset of dealings reflecting
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    128 20 MELBOURNE. Thurs. QONTTNUINO satisfactory company reports have had a firming effect on the Investment market, but trading continues quiet. Moves today were small and about in balance. Firmness of banks has featured the market for the past few days pending details of the higher banking charges decision. Base
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 20 CHINESE Produea Exchange Slngapor« naan pneat par pieul yaatarflay: Caeanut all: bulk J37J scllera, drum S4OJ sellers Copra: August $27* buyen, S2S sellers. Pappar: Muntok white |147t aellers, Special Sarawak blac (110 aellera. Sarawak white SI4S sellers, garbled Lampoon black $1124 aellera, ABTA ***** sellers. Siniapara Caeanut Oil
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    188 20 CHIPS lying alongside th« Singapore Harbvur wharvat or aiptctcd teday: Kikuko Maru > '9, Anxtotells 18, Kanukl Mara 46. Victoria 42/43. Ol*nCarry 10/11, President Adam* 1 '.'>. Yamahoahl Maru BeVM. s«dili NW.3, Hoi Hoaw 40/41, Saga Maru 45 Outar raadi: Suka Hadji, Hoi Won*. Kounhlnx. Tong Poh,
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    124 20 Aiisniat 30. Thrre months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) P". N. 12 CM. Robinson 9 cts. M. Box 13 eta. Stramnhlpp 9 eta. Brewnlea 28 eta 8. Tlmri 20 ctn. 8. Darby 4id 8. Trader* 2S eta. Cold storr 4id I'nltecrs II da. W Jack* 11 ct» MININGS A. Amal 2/-
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    46 20 THE Malayan liatianga Banka* Amclatlan made these changea In It* rat en to merchants yeaterday (all ratea to $100): Sailing TT ar OO ready: (wist Franaa 141: BaHlan Frama 1617 3/4: Italian Lira *****. The Fnt Excnuu* Market In Hong Ko-u mi clo»ed yeaterday
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    16 20 August averaee prices were: August July Robber: 73.91 cU 74.06 ctt Tin: 5424.2J $436.52
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    257 20 pOLLOWINO the trend of previous days prices on the Federation Robber Market opened at Wednesdays closing levels and remained unchanged throughout the morning session. Lower sheets were neglected. The turnover was small. In the afternoon session, tellers predominated and prices eased fractionally. The turnover was 6till
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 20 SEPTEMBER flrat trad* rubber buytri f.a.b. cloned at 5 p.m. in Singapore yesterday at T3i cents per II).. down a quarter of a rent on Wednenday'a cloning price. The ton* was barsly itiady. S.C.C.R.A. closing pnrcs In rent*.. per lb. yesterday: tnt. 1 R.8.S. promi*** f.o.b. buyers
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 20 August 30. RIBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73? cents (down a quarter of a cent). K.L.: 734 cents (unchanged). TIN: $424.75 (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up 15 tons).
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    SHIPPING NOTICES
    51 20 SWEDISH EAST ASIA LINK m.s. "KYOTO" Arrived 24-8-62. S.H.B. Godown 18 Consignees of all damaged cargo ex the above vessel are notified that the General Suncy will be held on Monday, 3rd September, 1962, as from 9.00 a.m. No other surveys wlli be held. Agents: PATERSON, SIMONS CO.,
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    LLOYD TRIESTINO M.V. "VICTORIA"
    65 20 LLOYD TRIESTINO M.V. "VICTORIA" This vessel will sail for Europe from SHB. Wharf, Godowns Not: 42/43. Gate No: 2 at 10 p.m. tonight, 31st August. Passengers should embark between 8 pm and 9 p.m. and all heavy baggage should be delivered to S.H.B. Godown between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m.
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      779 21 TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN NOTICE DREDGING LIMITED Morris Oxford (1950> No. SC 8048. (Incorporated In the Federation of On view at No. 16-7 Bukit Timab Malay*) Road, 6 m.s.. Singapore. Offers 4W in writing to the Public Trustee NOTICE IS HEREBY given that og^, Asslgnee supreme Court the E l trao
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      457 21 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION In accordance with Government Gazette Supplement No. 132 Part II (14 (1) dated Friday 13th July 1962 all members of the above Association In the State of Singapore will be closed for business on Saturday. Ist September 1962 being "National Referendum Day." REMOVAL NOTICE
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      733 21 NOTICES THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. LTD. NOTICE Is hereby given that an Interim Dividend of 60 cents per tlO Stock unit less 40% Singapore Income Tax will be paid from the Stockholders' Fund to registered stockholders on 29th September 1962 in respect of the financial year ending 31st
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      224 21 U.U.UrlUuAli SAILS FROM SINGAPORE FEB. Ist A limited number of first and tourist class berths PENAN6 FEB. 3rd are still available on the s s. Chusan (24,000 tons fully air-conditioned and with stabilisers). run She will call at Colombo, Bombay, I I t||Tl"n 1/ I LM PT\f\l\ Aden, Suez, Port
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      Eskdale Chief and Bowdler show dashing form in trials
      279 22  -  EPSOM JEEP: By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday POLD Vase winner Eskdale Chief can achieve a notable sprint double when he contests the King's Cup to be run over 6f here on Sunday. The gallant sprinter, who has won six races in 12
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      C'wealth XI tour may be on again
      321 22 C'wealth XI tour may be on again CRICKET SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The proposed tour of the Commonwealth cricket team to Malaya In October which was called off three days ago may be on again. Dr Ong Swee Law. the Malayan Cricket Association president, said here today that he has received a
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      Lock icon Antoa bags 7-19 for Pakistanis
      101 22 Antoa bags 7-19 for Pakistanis LONDON. Thurs. Close of play scores In yesterday's cricket matches: At Lord's Lanes 177 (Pullar 51 Hooker 6-69) Middlesex 120-1 (Russell 63 no). At Edgbaston Essex 85 (Wright 4-15) Warwick 121-3 (Smith 55). At Torqnay Minor Counties 60 (Antoa d'Souza 7-19) Pakistan 235-8 dec. (Imtlaz
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      Antelami scores
      30 22 MILAN, Thurs.— Antelaml, Italian colt, who i» ante-post favourite for the Doncaster St. Leger easily won the Prix Besana over 12f at the San Siro course here yesterday.
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      Lock icon Joint Services beaten
      83 22 HONG KONG, Thurs. Hon* Kong Police scored an upset 3-2 victory over the visiting Joint Services team from Singapore in a friendly soccer match yesterday. Two snap goals in the 10th and and 11th minutes followed by an- other late in the second half earned the local
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      Weights for all eight races in KL on Sunday
      348 22 Weights for all eight races in KL on Sunday WEIGHTS for all eight races at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday are: Laralegis 8.11 Monty 8.11 Mojave 8.10 Witte de With 8.08 Nearium 8.06 Tongkah Harbour 7.12 Rarlinnie Mini r.alUnt Turk K.imiI Rocket x mil Songkhla 7.io| Radiant Fair 7.081 KING'S CUP
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      GABRIEL TAMES LAW AND EVERTON WIN
      398 22 GABRIEL TAMES LAW AND EVERTON WIN SOCCER LONDON, Thur». I < Fourth Division: Chester 1 Darlington 2; Crewe 1 York 0; Qillingham 1 Brentford 4; Lincoln 1 Oxford 0; Oldham 3 Newport 2; Torquay 4 Bradford 1. Scottish League Cup: Berwick 1 Ayr 1: Celtic 3 Dundee 0: Cowdenbeath 3
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      Lock icon Waterpolo: 16 named
      94 22 TEIPZIO, Thurg. The International Swimming Federation meeting here yesterday selected the 16 countries who will compete in the waterpolo tournament at the 1964 Olympic Games tn Tokyo. They are Italy (holders". U.S.S.R.. Hungary. Yugoslavia. Germany. Rumania. Belgium the Netherlands. U.S.. Japan. Australia or New Zealand, the first
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      Lock icon US tourney gets off to a damp start
      214 22 US tourney gets off to a damp start TENNIS |X)REST HILLS (New York), Thurs. Pain disrupted the opening day's play in the United States l&wM tennis championships hew^ yesterday. Only the centre court was In operation after a mid-after-noon downpour which fell before any of the qualifying round matches had
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      Leeds trounce Dewsbury
      40 22 LONDON. Thurs. Result, of Rugby League matches played last night were: Eastern Division: Featherstons Rovers 43 Bradford Northern 16Leeds 55 Dewsbury 2- York 7 Halifax 19. Western Division: Leigh 10 Warrington 15; Whitehave^ 1 Wlgan 31.— ReuUr.
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      75 22 FOURTH ASIAN GAMES DJAKARTA siflßslg^* Juf '^Bs^^te_^sY MANICKA JEGATHESAN ES^ Gold Medal 200 Metres |^^^?^HB^ (Games Record) -3U MALAYAN ATHLETIC TEAM f^m m0 l m\ Silver Medal 1600 Metres ll^ll Jm^// MILO The only tonic food beverage selected /()^mju«v«li.oos^<v\\ by the Federation of Malaya Amateur IINV what a \Ti)| Athletic
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      Lock icon Relay shock: Indonesia first—then disqualified
      449 23 Relay shock: Indonesia first then disqualified NORMAN SIEBEL reports: Thunderous cheers, then stunned silence as judge rules a fault JAKARTA, Thursday DIG shock in the final day of the Asian Games athletics competition today was the disqualification of Indonesia in the 4x 100 metres relay. The Indonesians were first past
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      Lock icon And now a problem of two Koreas...
      329 23 JAKARTA, Thurs. South Korea today threatened to withdraw from the Asian Football Confederation if North Korea was admitted as a member. The threat came at a meeting of the A.F.C. executive committee. Mr. John Cleland, A. F. C. vice-president from the Philippines, had
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      Lock icon Olympics won't be affected Azuma
      147 23 fOKYO, Thurs.— Dr. RyuX taro Axuma, Governor of Tokyo, today told the Olympic ad hoc committee of the Japanese Lower House that he did not believe Japanese athletes participation in the Asian Games in Jakarta would adversely affect the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Committee. Dr. Azuma,
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      The full results
      1127 23 ATHLETICS 800 m flnal: 1 M. MORIMOTO (Jpn) 1:52.6; 2 Daljit Singh (Tnd) 1:52.6; Amrlt Pal (Ind) 1:53.4; 4 S. IwaahlU (Jpn) 1:54.1: 0 Charanilt Sineh (Indo) 1:64.6; 6 S. Subramaniam (Mai) 1:64.6; 7P. Khan (Pak) 1:55.3; 8 Abdul Bahmao (Mai) 1:56.3. 3.000 m steeplechase: 1 M.
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      277 23 JAKARTA, Thurs. J South Vietnam today entered the semifinals of the Asian Games soccer tournament with a crushing 6-0 victory over the Philippines. South Vietnam, who led 1-0 at half-time, needed just that one goal margin to go forward to the semifinals
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      Thais out: Definite
      47 23 JAKARTA, Thurs. Thai national badmiu ton champion, Channarong Ratanasengsuan. said today that Thailand definitely would not take part In the individual badminton championships starting tomorrow. The Thai team walked out of the court on Tuesday when they were playing the team final against Indonesia.
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      259 23 ROSKOPF ROSKOPF "WHY I CHOSE A ROSKOPF" COMPETITION Prizes every month! First prize $100.00, second $50.00 and five consolation prizes of $10.00 each. Open to every purchaser of a ROSKOPF Watch— ask for a free entry form at time of purchase. Results will be announced in this space monthly. BUY
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    A good three yards ahead....
    82 24 A SIDE-VIEW PICTURE THAT MAKES JEGA'S VICTORY EASIER THAN IT LOOKS IN PAGE 1 SIDE-VIEW of the finish of the recordbreaking 200 metres at the Asian Games In Jakarta, as Malaya's Manicka Jegathesan breaks the tape a good three yards ahead of his nearest rival.
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN 235 FOR EIGHT DEC.
    88 24 PAKISTAN 235 FOR EIGHT DEC. LONDON. Thurs. Tea scores in today's cricket matches were: At LORDS: Lancashire 177. Middlesex 327 for nine declared. At EDOBASTON: Essex 85 and 72 for no wicket. Warwickshire 278 lor nine declared. Al HASTINGS: Glamorgan 404 for six declared. Sussex 387 lor eight. Ai LEICESTER:
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    $2.5 m back pay, bonus by Shell
    292 24 $2.5 m back pay, bonus by Shell SINGAPORE, Thurs. i Osome 2,000 Shell employees in Singapore will get more than $2,500,000 in back pay and bonus, following a wage agreement reached between the. management and the United Workers of Petroleum Industry which represents them. The windfall will be In the
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    Actors in real-life fight with thugs on stage
    208 24 Actors in real-life fight with thugs on stage SINGAPORE, Thurs. Sword- wielding members of a wayang fought thugs armed with parangs, knives and acid-filled bulbs in a real- life battle on a stage today. The fight took place at a wayang in Peking Street, soon after the last performance was
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    Show postponed
    30 24 SINGAPOREf. Thurs. —The Singapore Art Society's 13th Exhibition of works by local artists, which is to open tomorrow at the Polytechnic Hall, has been postponed to Oct. 5.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 24 MR*. A.M. DANIEL, children and Mr A. I)cva Dason thank ail relative* *nJ friend* for their awlitance, attendance, mnnm of condolence and wreaths durlnc the funeral of the late Mr A.N. Daniel o.i M. 8. 1962. Ipoh.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    19 24 GLOBE SILK STORK. Kuala Lumpur and Retcamat. will remain c'oaed today to celebrmt* the flfth annlver*«ry Of MerdeKa.
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    HK SPECULATES IN MALAYAN CURRENCY
    172 24 HK SPECULATES IN MALAYAN CURRENCY From FRANCIS BOEY: HONG KONG. Thursday MALAYAN currency notes in the local market are being rapidly bought up by Chinese agents and speculators who claim that they are making a 20--cent profit on each $10 sent to Malaya and remitted back to Hong Kong. A
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    Assemblyman hits at vote to extend golf course
    111 24 Assemblyman hits at vote to extend golf course KUANTAN. Thurs.— lnche Ibrahim Arshad. Alliance Assemblyman for Rompin, today protested against an allocation of. $25,000 in a supplementary budget for the extension of the golf course in Kuantan as a tourist promotion project. He told a meeting of the Assembly: "I
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    Talk on world
    45 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Yau Pheng Geek, vice-presi-dent of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will speak on "A Shrinking World 1 at the monthly luncheon meeting ot the Skal Club of Singapore at the Coral Room. Adelphi Hotel, at 12.45 p.m. on Friday.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    294 24 LONDON. Thurs. Rather quiet conditions were again experienced in stock markets here today. Buyers were restrained by last night's Indecision on Wall Street and the continuation 01 the London docli strike. Industrials were overshadowed by some disappointing company statements from the chemical industry. Closing middle prices of selected
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    RUBBER
    43 24 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 21 15/16 U. Oct. 23d.. Nov. 22d.. Dec. 23d.. Oct. Dec. 22d.. Jan./ Mar. 22d.. Apr/June 22 1,16 d.. July/Sept. 22 1/18 d.. c.i.f. Sept. 21 11/16 d.. Oct. 21 11/16 d.. Nov. 21 11 16 d. Tone: Dull.
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    TIN
    27 24 LONDON. Thurs. Buyers £855. sellers £8554. Forward buyers £854',. sellers £855. Settlement £855 v Turnover am. 180 tons, p.m. 25 tons. Tone: Steady but I quiet.
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    Pools closed
    16 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. All public parks and swimming dools will be closed on Referendum Day.
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    Merdeka goodwill messages pour in
    515 24 Merdeka goodwill messages pour in PONGRATULATORY here today to mm Merdeka celebrations. A message from the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. to the Federation Premier, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said: "Our warmest congratulations from the people of Singapore on the fifth anniversary of Merdeka. "Under your leadership, a
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      92 24 Wordm $10 (Minimum) WEBSTER to Joyce and Tony a aon Mark Antony at Bungsar 28-8-62. Both well. THE MARRIAGE BETWEEN Mr. K. Araaaratnam of Meaan. Anglo American Corp. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, (on of Mr. and Mr*. P.A. Kathlraveloo of Port swettenham and Ml»« 8. Karaaiavathl. daughter of Mr. P, supplah
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      91 24 A PROUD TRADITIONS Every year the trade winds carry Jo Singapore th« picturesque Bugis prahus in their hundreds— their holds rilled with X spice and merchandise from the far-off Celebes And the men who sail these craft I Hg maintain a trade link that has been unbroken through the centuries
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      10 1 5th MERDEKA aniversary _^B l-»T:llfl><iff.r.li-lll.l.lMl'.Mllli; Wtm FRIDAY, August 31, 1962
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      MALAYSIA YEAR
      2207 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Much joy and some sadness since last anniversary of Merdeka By PM's dream on way to reality The second phase of rural development drive launched Tragedy: RMAF search plane crashes killing 5 THE past year of merdeka will go down in history as the Malaysia Yea»-
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      A day to review our progress
      853 1  - A day to review our progress TUN ABDUL RAZAK By DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER 31, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962 today is the sixth time thai we in Malaya are celebrating our independence live years of independence. Merdeka Day to us should not only be a day of memory, a
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        32 1 tak I Malaya's favourite interior decorating combination and THE DE LUXE LATEX WALL PAINT by SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR Congratulations to the Federation of Malaya on the occasion of the sth Merdeka Anniversary
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        109 1 WHAT'S INSIDE Page 2. Major Molayiian problems. The eoonomk advantages of the new federation. Page 3. The Alliance role in Malaysia. Page 5. Hidup Malaysia! Page 6. Kuala Lumpur is growing fast. Page 7. The outlook for rubber and tin. Page 8. Showpieces in the Federal capital. Page 9. Malaya's
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      783 2  -  NG TOOK TOON ISSUES: FINANCE, IMMIGRATION, LANGUAGE RELIGION By QNE of the main problems of Malaysia, when it is formed, concerns its economic development i the finance and manpower with which to carry this out. The combined area of the three Borneo territories Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei
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      626 2  - The economic advantages are manifold CHANG YEN FOOI By LAND of hope, of more industries, greater creditworthiness and efficiency This is what Malaysia will mean from an economic point of view. Experts agree that the economic advantages are many. The merging of the five territories would expand the potential local
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        181 2 YANMAR DIESEL MARINE ENGINES (jSffii the choice of Malayan Fishermen Throughout the Coasts of Malaya YANMAR Marine Engines are preferred h due to its Economical running Cost, Simple Operation and Reliability. I jMttfeg Obtainable from 3 to 90 h.p. Ex-Stock. to&™ sl£Stf\ Spares and After Sales Service. MARINE ENCINE Also
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      MALAYSIA: WILL ALLIANCE PARTY GROW BIGGER?
      849 3 MALAYSIA: WILL ALLIANCE PARTY GROW BIGGER? DAHARI ALI reviews political f developments in Borneo States JJOW will the ruling party the Alliance in general and I'miio in particular adapt itself to the changes brought about by Malaysia? That the Alliance and Umno is indivisible cannot be denied. In the words
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        87 3 1963 Models IMjjß v\\l No other Cham Saw ■L^^— Au Can equal McCulloch's ■/^r£v \A record of proven depen-mL-rft*~^ dability under the tougM$L jj 1 hest Cutting Conditions i 6 models, from J 690 ir^ and with each saw r }l ILT A spare Chain f I Chain filing gauge
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        342 3 1957 (1%0Z) 1962 Adventure in publishing Some Oxford in Malaya Authors, Editors and Translators abduluah hussain Mutiara, etc. ahmao boestamam Dunia dengan Barat etc. L.V. alves English in Everyday Use asraf Mekar dan Segar. etc. G. de p. bambrioge Practical English: a Course for Secondary Schools O.E. beauchamp Junior Science
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        138 4 111 i M h. fete H^^S^^. ?T^fc^*«'.^» New office premises of THE CHARTERED BANK now under construction at Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur. THE CHARTERED BANK OFFER THEIR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA ON THE OCCASION OF THE sth ANNIVERSARY OF MERDEKA Congratulations to the Peoples of Malaya on
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      HIDUP MALAYSIA!
      281 5  -  NELSON RUTHERFURD By rpODAY, a little more than a year after its creation was first publicly announced by Tengku Abdul Rahman, the formation of Malaysia has already been agreed upon. The new confederation of states comes into being exactly a year from now —on Aug. 31. 1963. It
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      35 5 ABOVE: The Malaysian Commission of Inquiry seen with Lady Cobbold, wife of the chairman. (L. toß.) Inche Muhammad Ghazali bin Shafie, Dato Wong Pow Nee, Lord Cobbold, Sir Anthony Abe ll and Sir David Watherston.
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      62 5 ABOVE: With the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee inquiry into Malaysia completed, chief delegates from the five proposed states sign their memorandum in Singapore last February. They are (L. toR.) Mr. Yeo Cheng Hoe (Sarawak), Dato Mustapha bin Dato Harun (North Borneo), Inche Mohomed Khir Johari (Malaya), Mr. 0. Stephens (North
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        356 5 WHERE is the first experimental tobacco farm in Malaya? In the State of Kelantan on the East Coast of Malaya. The finest tobacco for making cigarettes comes from the Virginia Inf. At jirM^nl we import the finest Virginia leaf from the United States, from Rhodesia, and from India. For some
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      Kuala Lumpur is going places FAST
      1712 6  -  NG YOOK YOON By FROM A TRADING POST TO MINING CENTRE, AND SOON, CAPITAL OF MALAYSIA yyHEN Yap Ah Loy founded Kuala Lumpur, he had no inkling that a hundred years later it was to become the capital of Malaysia, a federation of 15
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      THE CHANGING SKYLINE OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
      135 6 THE CHANGING SKYLINE OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL rIS picture of the Federal capital skyline was taken from an Alouette 111 helicopter by Straits Times photographer, Harold Teo, looklug east from above the new Parliament House which is under construction In the Lake Gardens. The key to the picture Is as
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        156 6 *f** Tfc c banking f\ BANK sepv ces THE LARGEST NETWORK OF BRANCHES IN MALAYSIA Tfl iHHgu. w% RA fc% Ka f\ hK^ IP nl IPS B^r «—^swUßll^tr *J -^B^ fl O I O 1 f O I O (MO MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED Hon 8 K()n 8 (Incorporated In the
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      1936 7  -  J. R. CALVER By MALAYSIA WILL STILL DEPEND A LOT ON THESE TWO BASIC COMMODITIES ALL the states of the coming Federation of Malaysia have a common interest in rubber. On it for many years to come they must depend for about half their joint export income.
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      Progress on mosque, viaduct
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      Two showpieces in Federal capital will cost $12 million
      342 8  - Two showpieces in Federal capital will cost $12 million LESLIE HOFFMAN Jnr By fIUS aerial picture from an Alcuette helicopter by Straits Times cameraman, Harold Teo. shows work on the foundations of the National Mosque nearing completion in Kuala Lumpur while on the left the viaduct across the Klang River,
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        260 8 A PROSPEROUS MALAYSIA We are proud to have contributed toward the Industrialization of our country by offering technical assistance in the design and planning of:Cement Factories Flour Mills Rice Mills, Oil Extraction Plants Oil Refineries Granaries, Silos Grain Handling Plants Soap Factories Malteries Breweries Provender Mills Paper Mills Roofing Tiles
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        9 8 Better Robinson's MALAYAS LEADING DEPARTMENTAL STORE MOUNTBATTEN RD. K.LUMPUR.
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      1082 9  - Nations trade with the world goes up TAN TOCK SADC IT WOULD BE WRONG TO BE COMPLACENT ABOUT POSITION, AND IT WOULD BE EQUALLY WRONG TO BE PESSIMISTIC By MALAYA'S overall trade with the world in the first half of this year the fifth year of Merdeka has risen ty
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        233 9 Bthehongkong bank group I has a network of branches m m throughout Malaysia mm \_i* It MALAYA V Kuala Lumpur I mr h[ W sarawak (g M J BRANCHES OF THE GROUP IN THIS AREA THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION MALAYA: Bukit TVendak Cameron Highlands, Ipoh, Johore Bahru, Kuala
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      Vigorous industrial drive in Perak
      1403 10  -  HENRY PAUL NEW PROSPERITY TO MANY RURAL AREAS By DURING the past year since the last anniversary of Merdeka, all-round progress in Perak has been highlighted by a determined drive to industrialise the Shite. Coupled with this has been the expenditure of about $100 million
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        163 10 i }^ft endurance (Lotpotafiou of cJudwi (Incorporated in India) Extend Their Congratulations and GOOD WISHES to the people of the Federation of Malaya on the occasion of their sth Anniversary of Independence. Divisional office for the Federation of Malaya and Singapore Oriental Building Mountbatton Road, Kuala Lumpur. Branches at Singapore,
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        43 10 SELAMAT MERDEKA Long live Malaya as a symbol of Freedom and Prosperity! Booksellers Publishers Singapore Kuala Lumpur BANGKOK BANK LTD. 14, Ampang Street, Kuala Lumpur. Wishing The Federal Government and Her People HAPPY PROSPEROUS FUTURE on the occasion of the sth MERDEKA ANNIVERSARY
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      COUNTRY'S MAIN PORT LOOKS TO THE FUTURE
      51 11 ABOVE: Symbolic of Penang's post-Merdeka progress is the six deep-water wharves to be built at Bagan Luar, Butterworth, at an estimated cost of $50 million. The wharves, shown in this model, are expected to be completed in two stages by 1970. Straits Times
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      41 11 ABOVE: Penang's unique Hill railway built 40 ago will meet a new challenge when the proposed Hill road is constructed. A special committee has recommended the route for the road but no final decision has yet been taken. Straits Times picture.
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      Six more deep-water berths will boost State's trade, tourism
      1120 11  - Six more deep-water berths will boost State's trade, tourism KHOR CHEANG KEE By lIOW far, and how fast, has Penang progressed since the country achieved independence five years ago? The best answer is provided, perhaps, by the new imposing Government building which the Governor. Raja Tun Uda Al-haJ, opened in
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        137 11 HIDUP-LAH MALAYSIA! LIGHT UP MALAYSIA'S PLEASURE WiTH V 1 fl tl Tf 1 X PHOTOGRAPHIC W<TH i A d ii i L A LIGHTING UNITS ■TmBI yashica Quick -Lite ,^fo~Hlss-~Bcj A&ggp? High p owered Transiitori.ed kSSlj^^ssjg 2s^^^^ Electronic Flash Unit. Operated Jj* SgLJ By 8 Penlia*! Batteries. Mm: SlO5/-S'Mn/Pu«g YASHICA
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      the hub of malaysia
      5 12 the hub of mala ysia
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      New Houses of Parliament, Govt. offices taking shape
      410 12  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN By Jnr WITH a new $2 milliorf dual carriageway cutting across the Lake Oardens, partly replacing the old narrow road leading into the area from the north, the approach to the soon-to-be "heart" of Malaysia is a truly impressive one.
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      DIVERSIFICATION
      1025 13  -  CHANG YEW FOOI AGRICULTURE 'The most practical step is to plan (oil palm) fi*-st and think about problems of processing and marketing later.' HaJI Abdul Khalid bin Awan* Oman. AmUUnt BUnistcr of Rural Devtlopmrut. The Government is prepared to take initiative in establishing industries which private enterprise is unable
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        45 13 FOR QTT AR R V EXCAVATORS VJ 11 XV XV X DUMP TRUCKS FEEDERS AND CRUSHERS MINING BELTING PT A NT SCREENS J 1 -Ll X WEIGHERS METAL CONSULT DETECTORS SHARIKAT J. WHYTE (ft.*) BERHAD. Tel: ***** 84 JALAN AMPANG Peti Pos: 365 K\JALA LUMPUR.
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        188 13 i 1 KUALA LUMPUR THE IDEAL PLACE TO CELEBRATE THIS GRAND OCCASION The Capital's most popular rendezvous with special menus of LAKSA KEDAH STEAMBOAT CHOW GENUINE KAJANG SATAY FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE KUALA LUMPUR ***** MiiitMiwiMi Malaya's own life assurance company proudly Joins fellow Malayans in celebrating this anniversary of Merdeka
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      Tengku's pledge to make Asa a 'living reality'
      1688 14 iC From Page Four Times printed three stories to make Malayans proud of their country. Story No. 1: The United Nations Under secretary, Mr. C. V. Narasimhan, said Malaya was a powerful force In the Afro-Asian block in the United Nations because
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        157 14 Congratulations to the FEDERATION of MALAYA on her 5th MERDEKA ANNIVERSARY from THE f MJTIL MUN\ 8HNK A HEAO OFFICE AND EXISTING BRANCH OFFICES iMSflMsS^S I IZLJ HI f !Jn i, i Spc^hp BiHia Y iHHBHHiBBiaiBH NEW BRANCH OFFICES IN THE liJJ'^K^ COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION -i^*?*""*^ (CCt^^^l te^'iBM I CHUNG
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        114 14 Congratulations to the Federation Government on the occasion of its sth MERDEKA ANNIVERSARY FEDERAL ASBESTOS CONCRETE PRODUCTS Manufacturers Suppliers of al) varieties of CEMENT ASBESTOS BUILDING MATERIALS AND PRECAST CONCRETE GOODS 6th Mile. Klang Road, K.L. Tel: ***** Associate of: Branch Factory: HUP HIJAT COMPANY M M« fhanrt R«»ri Office
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      GREAT AWAKENING ON THE E. COAST
      782 15  -  K. BASKARAN Determined effort to keep up with the rest By THE East Coast states Pahang, Kelantan and Trengganu can no longer be considered stagnant. They have, awakened to the progress being made elsewhere in the country and are making a determined effort to
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      865 15  - Industrialisation gathering momentum here NELSON RUTHERFURD By fHE fifth anniversary of Merdeka coincides with encouraging new hopes for future industrial expansion in the Federation. A Federation Government spokesman recently put his finger on the major success formula when he said: "It is not merely our Pioneer Industries Ordinance that attracts
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        217 15 Congratulations and a Bright Future to the People and Government of MALAYA on the sth ANNIVERSARY of MERDEKA Leading Jewellers P. H. HENDRY 2-4, Batu Road. K.L. Tel: *****. Congratulations to the People of Malaya on the sth Anniversary of Merdeka CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO. LTD. KUALA LUMPUR. Congratulations Best Wishes
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        136 15 MAJU-LAH PERSEKUTUAN TANAH MELAYU MERDEKA ANNIVERSARY If (DR Kee Huat Radi c Ltd «7 ym Kuala Lumpur, Penang. Singapore \£l£*^ Have you told your builder to urn..X Tana ft see/' limhtr I^HftLw£f •*TANAUS€O' TIMBER WILL NOT HOT BfflH WHITE ANTS WILL NOT EAT IT I<JH W_ WILL LAST A LIFE
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      1587 16  -  YAP CHIN KWEE Tan: Association planning to launch big publicity campaign in Borneo By THE national president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said that the MCA "cabinet" would consider the formation of branches in the Borneo territories, "provided the
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        234 16 WHAT DOES MERDEKA MEAN TO US? 5 Years ago these boys commenced their education in the brave world of Merdeka. What does the future hold for them? The Federation Education policy gives them a guarantee of com plete educational opportunity, with diligent work and study education to University Degree standard.
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        192 16 TAN SIEW SIN May the sth Merdeka Anniversary 31st August 1962 bring joy and prosperity to the Federation of Malaya her Peoples Who holds the Purse Strings? Mum of course... in many families! Carefully She BUDGETS Skilfully She BUYS Proudly She SAVES in Shopping from our W ONE DOLLAR DEPT.
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        29 17 Congratulations to Malaya on her Fifth Anniversary of Merdeka V; From I THE HOUSE I I OF TANG I ■I- ai ■JE ft ■^Ju&SB '^m BQOpQOQQcOgC UljlNrtL ■AN I >
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        182 17 i LONG LIVE MALAYA as symbol of S Freedom Prosperity! Q C. R. Dasaratha Raj Ltd pi tk P. O. BOX 257, SINGAPORE. «< XJ Sole Agents (or the Reader's Digest I 0 4§i om**. s m\l i <• m I m I M miNf m m r t PRODUCED
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      ELECTRIFICATION
      696 18  -  SPECIAL WRITER MERDEKA ANNIVERSARY SUPPLEMENT By 150,000 rural folk get power for first time: $15 mil. master plan for Govt. study 'J'HE rural electriiication scheme carried out in the Federation by the Centra] Electricity Board in the fifth year of Malaya's independence has benefited 150,000 more rural people this
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      797 18  - Improved living conditions for rural people GSLBERT WQOOEN By MILLIONS of dollars have been spent in the p;ist year both by l\ I Negri Sembilan and Federal Governments to improve the oil of the rural people who suffered the most during the Emerges 1 years from lack of amenities. The
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