The Straits Times, 16 March 1963

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    22 1 AVI HAi.l DAILY riHTMIIH SALE \< EEPS 100,000 "TH The Straits Times. I fc tstd. 1845. SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDi^ge^jo
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    Lock icon 'SUMMIT' GO-AHEAD
    310 1 Jt^^^^ L^^ m^JkL^^^m m^^m m 'A m^M w^m L^^M A NATIONAL LANGUAGE MONTH BEGINS TODAY DR. SOEKARNO AGREES Preliminary talks next week to prepare way JAKARTA, Friday PRESIDENT Soekarno has agreed that Indonesia should participate in preliminary talks aimed at preparing for a South-East Asian "summit" conference. Dr.
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    The—chances are very bright: Lopez
    181 1 The chances are very bright: Lopez MANILA, Fri. iTA Chances of a summit conference on Malaysia among the Philippines, Malaya and Indonesia appeared "very bright," the Philippines Foreign Under-Secretary, Mr. Salvador Lopez, said here. Ho said Dr. Subandrio was scheduled to return to Manila on March 19 for exploratory talks.
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    •••but the 'confront' policy to continue
    279 1 JAKARTA, Fri •pHE Indonesian Foreign Ministry in a statement today said the continued "hostile and unfriendly acts" by Malaya had strengthened its conviction that Indonesia's policy of confrontation was valid. An official spokesman, Mr. Ganis Harsono, said Malayan appeals for friendly relations were "not
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    Tengku snips a ribbon to open viaduct
    339 1 Tengku snips a ribbon to open viaduct KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. From 6.20 p.m. today traffic flowed in a continuous stream over the $3.5 million flyover Connecting Jalan Birch and Jalan Sultan Hisamuddin after the official opening by Tengku Abdul Rahman. He cut a ribbon across the road and then drove
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    Cabinet resigns
    31 1 SEOUL, Fri.— The Cabinet resigned as a group today, but It was not certain that the Junta chairman, den. Park Chung Hee, would accept the resignation. U. F. I.
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    TING NING TO MARRY SON OF A SHAW
    54 1 From GEORGE LIU HONG KONG. Fri. Film actress Grace Tins King (above) is to wed Victor Shaw, son of Mr. Runme Shaw. Hong Kong theatre and real estate magnate. Grace, 23, is a veteran of 20 Shaw Brothers films. The wedding date
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    Lock icon No move on tin stockpile
    159 1 No move on tin stockpile TONDON, Fri. The question of future tin disposals from the U.S. stockpile Is still the subject of consultations, the International Tin Council said in a communique issued here today. The council's ninth meeting, which was held here from Tuesday to yesterday, decided the next meeting
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    Lock icon The sexy way to health
    82 1 TORONTO. Fri. A Profsor of Surgery here has recommended sex, salads and Scotch whisky as a recipe for keeping healthy. Professor James Key, of the University of Toronto, told the 1963 Canadian health forum that there were four S's to remember if you wanted to
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    Lock icon Thai trade ties with Russia
    62 1 Thai trade ties with Russia BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand will definitely exchange Notes of trade with Russia, the Prime Minister, Marshal Sarit Thanarat. said yesterday. Main principles of the Notes have been agreed upon. Only a few details remained to be ironed out. The Prime Minister explained that with a trade
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    Lock icon Big UN hunt for arms in Katanga
    95 1 Big UN hunt for arms in Katanga FLISABKTHVILLE, Fri. United Nations troops last night searched the city for 10 trucks believed to contain military equipment for President Tshombe's remainin g mercenaries and gendarmes in the Dilolo area adjoining Angola. This followed a search by U.N. troops and officials of scaled
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    Lock icon MAN WITH HIS TWIN'S KIDNEY HAS STROKE
    146 1 MAN WITH HIS TWIN'S KIDNEY HAS STROKE NEW YORK, Friday. RICHARD HERRICK, who made medical history in 1954 in a kidney transplanting operation, died yesterday after a sudden heart attack. He was 31. I Mr. Herrick had his diseased kidneys removed and one from twin brother Robert transplanted by a
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    Lock icon French N-test
    25 1 PARIS, Fri. France plans an underground nuclear test next Sunday In the Hoggar Mountains of the Sahara, well informed sources said today. Reuter
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    Malaysia 'peace terms' move hailed
    458 1 Malaysia 'peace terms' move hailed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two diplomats today welcomed Tengku Abdul Rahman's acceptance of Dr. Subandrio's "peace terms" and expressed hopes that cordial relations would be re-estab-lished soon between Malaya and Indonesia. The Tengku last night accepted the Indonesian Foreign Minister's conditions for peaceful .settlement of differences
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    STOP PRESS
    9 1 FOR CAMBODIA Ml I ■> H i 11>
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Aidit and Nasution trade verbal blows
      255 2 Aidit and Nasution trade verbal blows JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Army and the Communist Party are swapping verbal punches freely as the time approaches for the scheduled lifting of martial law in the the republic. Protagonists in this feud of the nations two most powerful groups are Armed Forces Chief
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      Malaysia: Mac gives a Commons pledge
      242 2 Malaysia: Mac gives a Commons pledge I ONDON, Fri. Mr. Macmillan said here yesterday that Britain would continue to try to reach an uderstandlng on the future of Malaysia with the other major powers in the area, particularly Indonesia and the Philippines. The Prime Minister was answering questions in the
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      24-hour strike
      23 2 TOKYO. Prl.— About 50.000 Japanese doclc workers went on a 24-hour strike, demanding wage increases and a 23-day working month. Reiner.
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      Lock icon THE 'EVER READYS' COMING TO SINGAPORE
      114 2 THE 'EVER READYS' COMING TO SINGAPORE T ONDO.V Fri. A plane-load of British part-time emergency reserve 'volunteers popularly known as the "Evtr Rcadys" will be flown to Singapore and Hong Kong for training, Mr. John Profumo. Secetary for War, said lust night. They would be incorporated into regular units and
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      Nepal allows cut in Gurkha brigade
      201 2 KATMANDU, Friday. "rUEPAL has agreed to a British plan to cut the strength of the B r igade of Gurkhas in the British Army, it was announced here today. A Defence Ministry spokesman said that under the British Plan the 14,000-strong brigade would be
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      Lock icon Barwick leaves for home
      53 2 MANILA. Pri.— Sir Garfleld Barwlck, Australian Minister for External Affairs, left here last night for Australia by Qantas Airways after heading the Australian delegation to the Ecafe conference. He also had talks with PhilipDines officials and the visiting Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrlo, on the South-East
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      Lock icon Referendum plan on 3-nation Arab unity
      149 2 Referendum plan on 3-nation Arab unity T\AMASCUS. Fri.— The AJ new Syrian Government last night said a referendum might be held in Syria, the United Arab Republic and Iraq concerning unity between the three countries. In a policy statement, the Government said work on establishing unity began when a Syrian
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      Lock icon The kidnapped priest found
      51 2 SAIGON. Fri. Government I troops have found a Vietnamese Roman Catholic priest who was kidnapped by Conimunlst gurrilhi:I last Tuesday on a jungle-fringed road about 120 nii.es north-cusi of Saigon. He was found tied n a ireo in ihc woods near Phan Kang, a provincial capital.
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      Hong Kong
      261 2 DATELINE— t AS a result of the prolonged drought, parched rice fields in the New Territories are bone-hard and cracking, freshwater flsh in ponds are threatened with extinction and crops are slowly but surely withering. "The rains had better come within the next fortnight," said a spokesman for
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      33 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby |/< |/rr« a xj% tuatA 1/ no no <3*te U Meeog a mamis I II Oo*n touch it J STggNgTH- V xrSZ c J f~~~~~\ I TWC J 19'
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson to meet Jack and Nik
      221 3 Wilson to meet Jack and Nik LONDON. Fri. Mr. Harold Wilson, the British Labour Party's new leader, will fly to the United States on March 29 for talks with President Kennedy and other leaders, official Labour sources announced last night. The sources added that arrangements were also belns made for
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      Lock icon ACT OF WAR, RULES COURT: OIL FIRMS LOSE $510 m CASE
      216 3 EDINBURGH, Fri. The British Treasury yesterday won an appeal here against a court decision that it must pay £60 million ($5lO million) to the owners of Far East oil installations destroyed in the war against Japan more than 20
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      Lock icon Soothing Juliana
      34 3 THE HAGUE. Fri.— President dc Gaulle is coining to Holland !o put Quern Juliana's "mind at rest" on the failure of Britain's implication to join the Common Market, it was reported. Reuter
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      Rail strike called
      19 3 PARIS. Fri.— Fri-nch railway union leaders called a 24-hour ;'riko today to back pay claims. Ri'incr.
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      Lock icon No plan for more tests, says Mac
      120 3 No plan for more tests, says Mac I ONDON, Fri. Mr Harold Macmillan. the Prime Minister, told questioners in the House of Commons yesterday that Britain at present planned no more nuclear tests. Mr. Tom Driberg. a Labour M.P., said that, according to a United Nations scientific committee, one result
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      Lock icon Nigerian chief is refused asylum
      63 3 LONDON. Pri.— The British Home Secretary, Mr. Henry Brooke, yesterday refused political asylum to Chief Anthony Enahoro. a leading member of the action group which forms the opposition in Nigeria's Federal Parliament. He is to be deported to Nigeria, where he faces, alone with Chief
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      Lock icon Relay satellite again working
      45 3 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The U.S. relay communications satellite Is now operating satisfactorily after "rest therapy", the National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced yesterday. The satellite's equipment was turned off shortly after launching on Dec. 13 because of a severe power drain. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Commons tense on talk of 'new' Vassall evidence
      379 3 LONDON, Friday TME British Home Secretary, Mr. Henry Brooke, A declared yesterday that he would not recommend remission of the sentences on two London journalists who are in prison for refusing to reveal their sources of information to a recent tribunal on
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      'Cut arms bill and aid the hungry' plea
      430 3 ROME, Friday. 'J'HIRTY of the world's eminent men, including nine Nobel Prize winners, have issued this appeal to the governments of East and West here: ''Cut the arms bill and spend more to feed the world's hungry people." The call went out
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      Lock icon WHAT NIKITA TOLD ME IN MOSCOW: BY ROY THOMSON
      186 3 T ONDON, Fri. Mr. Roy Thomson, the Canadian newspaper magnate, said yesterday that during his recent trip to Moscow Mr. Khrushchev had made it very clear to him that he was determined there should remain two Germanics. Referring to his talks
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      Lock icon British cruiser's mercy mission
      46 3 VALLETTA Malta PrJ. The Royal Navy cruiser Tiger yesterday landed here a seriously ill Chinese laundrytnan it picked up from a Dutch ship 150 nul.s east of Malta. The Tiger was diverted whll*' bound for Britain from the Par j Fast.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Labour v. dictators
      24 3 BRUSSELS. Fri.— The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions has agreed to intensify the fight against the growth of dictatorship. Reuter.
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      PERON IS BACK IN THE FOLD
      235 3 VATICAN CITY, Fri. The Holy See has absolved exPresldent Juan Peron of Argentina from ex-com-munication, the church penalty incurred eight years ago. authoritative Vatican sources said yesterday. Gen. Peron expelled two Roman Catholic prelates In June. 1955. The Vatican immediately ex-com-municated him and all
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    Giant advertising tower going up
    181 5 THE Matsushita Electric Company of Japan is erecting a steel advertising tower in Singapore which will be one of the tallest of its kind in the world. This artist's impression of the lfioft. tower shows now it will compare in height with the 200 ft.
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    Women PCs wanted
    55 5 KUCHING, Fri.— There are 20 vacancies for women police constables in the Sarawak Constabulary. Applicants must be single. They will receive the same pay as males. The nucleus of a women's police force in Sarawak was started two years ago with training in Malaya of two local
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    Fire at sawmill
    29 5 KUCHING. Fri.— A carelessly thro* .i cigarette butt yesterday ironing destroyed the Sebuyau sawmill timber store near here and dt'.stroyod 20 tons of timber worth 53.000
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    LABOURER BURNT TO DEATH IN JUNGLE
    92 5 LABOURER BURNT TO DEATH IN JUNGLE KOTA TINGGI, Fri. Police found the charred body of Loke Siew Satt, 21, a labourer, in a jungle clearing here today. A police parry had been searching the 300-aeie clearing since Wednesday, when Loke was reported missing after working In the area. He was
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    Bach group returning
    58 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The German Bach Soloists, who performed before a full house here last year, will play again at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka at 8.30 p.m. next Wednesday. The programme will include works by Johann Sebastian Bach and other members of the Bach family. The
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    Gift of books to Ipoh Library
    66 5 PENANG. Fri. The United States Information Service has presented a set of 125 books, donated by private organisations and individuals in the United States, to the Ipoh Library. The presentation was made by Mr. Richard J. Gordon, the USIS Director in Penang, to Mr.
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    Three Malaysia questions in Penang
    175 5 PENANG, Friday WAS the State Gov- ernment or the Governor of Penang ever consulted on the proposed formation of Malaysia? The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will be asked this at the next State Assembly meeting on March 27. Mr. Lee Kok Liang (Kosta>
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    Widow's house burgled
    56 5 IPOH, Fri. A widow, Rawiah binte Kulop Karini, 47, returned home yesterday and found her house burgled and $50 cash, a Kois transistor radio, clothing and jewellery, altogether worth $1,000 stolen. She told the police that she had locked up her house the previous night and gone
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    PROTEST AT CUT IN WAIVER ON GIFTS TO U.S.
    189 5 PROTEST AT CUT IN WAIVER ON GIFTS TO U.S. SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Tourist Association has protested against a United States customs move to reduce the gift exemption from $30 to $3. In a letter to the U.S. customs representative In Singapore, the committee of th» association said the American
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    Airdrop to open freedom from hunger drive in Malaya
    309 5 Airdrop to open freedom from hunger drive in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ■JHE Freedom from Hunger campaign committee is to launch "Operation Alert" by airdropping 50,000 leaflets on Kuala Lumpur on Thursday to start its one-week campaign The chairman of the committee. Dato Nik Ahmad Kamil, told a Press conference
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    Vehicles stolen
    23 5 SINGAPORE, Prt. A car was stolen from ghenton Way and a van from Rangoon Road yesterday. The car was later recovered.
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    A record 6,000 expected to attend funeral
    206 5 A record 6,000 expected to attend funeral pENANG. Fri. About 6,000 teachers and students from at least 15 Chinese schools will attend the funeral on Sunday of Mr. Ong Keng Seng, well-known Penang educationist and vice-president ol the State MCA. As a further tribute, local Chinese leaders have started a
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    L-Month rally and fireworks in Malacca
    74 5 L-Month rally and fireworks in Malacca MALACCA. Fri.— The Governor of Malacca, Tun Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof, will declare open the first phase of the National Language Month at a rally on the Banda Hilir padang here tomorrow. After the ceremony, there will be a display of fireworks followed
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    Lee launches spearhead to remodel 'old S'pore
    512 6 T«C ■TRAITS 1 FOUNDATION FOR HOUSING PROJECT SINGAPORE Frl fHE spearhead for a massive redevelopment of "Old Singapore" was launched tonight when the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, laid the foundation stone for the Cantonment Road housing estate. This new housing programme,
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    GOH: STABLE SYSTEM IS NEEDED FOR GROWTH
    868 6 Friday INGAPORE. THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said at a symposium at the University of Singapore today that economic growth could not be expected to occur where the political system was unstable. The efforts of those in power would be
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    Fire fund is now $51,800
    86 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Tha Straits Times in Singapore today received $405 towards the Buklt Ban Kee fire victims bringing the total so far collected to $5,593.40. The donations were from: The Catholic Welfare Services, Singapore ($100); in memory of the late Madam Sng Onn Neo ($5)
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    Minister: Special interest in Australian culture
    209 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Culture, Mr. 8. Rajaratnam, today spoke of Singapore's special interest in Australia's cultural development. Noting that over the past three decades Australian writers, painters, dramatists and composers had sought to create an Australian identity, he said the people in
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    DIRECTOR TELLS COURT WHY PEON WAS SACKED
    203 6 SINGAPORE, Frl. Mr. Ow Kirn Seng, managing director of Beng Hin Co. Ltd. in Beach Road a firm dealing in building materials told the Second Industrial Arbitration Court today that he had sacked a peon in October last year because, "on several occasions,
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    'Reserve water at night'
    91 6 'Reserve water at night' SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government today urged people living In elevated areas to stock enough water at night. This is because the water level of the services and impounding reservoirs at Tebrau and In Singapore are falling. The water level at Tebrau reservoir has fallen two
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    Now the full fury of Jap revenge
    3382 7 Now the full fury of Jap revenge The victor is robbed of the spoils: the conqueror of Malaya is suddenly packed off to Manchuria —THE BLOODY BATTLE FOR THE PHILIPPINES WHEN they heard that their general hud toppled the greatest symbol and citadel of the white man's domination of the
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    Youths in "open door' robbery
    62 8 IPOH. Fri. Three youths armed with daggers walked into house through the open front door in the Menglembu regrouping area this morning and robbed a housewife of $300 cash and $600 worth of Jewellery. Madam Chan Pek Wan. 30, was feeding her baby In a
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    THE BOSSES SAY YES...
    408 8 Arbitration in public interest when free system fails KUALA LUMPUR, Fri MALAYA'S employers have agreed to the principle that the Government should have powers to order parties in an industrial dispute to go to arbitration, it was disclosed today. Their attitude was outlined by Senator 8.
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    Pact can't stop rail changes—Govt
    194 8 Pact can't stop rail changes Govt KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. PORT SWBTTENHAM is expected to become a separate statutory authority by July 1 this year, a Ministry of Transport statement said today. Six months after this step is taken, the Railway Administration will become a corporation. The statement, which was commenting
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    Half-holiday for exam success
    52 8 Half-holiday for exam success PENANO, Pri. Penang Convent in Light Street celebrated its success In the Cambridge School Certificate examination with a half-holiday today. The v-hool scored 04 per cent passes. Including 39 Orade la, and produced the top Penang student, Yeo Khee Keow, with 7 Ala in ail her
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    Scouts camp
    27 8 KLANO. Pri.— Twenty-one Belangor scouts are attending a preliminary training course at Castle Camp, Kuala Lumpur. It began thia morning and will end on Sunday.
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    RE-ENTRY: WHAT PREMIER LEE TOLD S'PORE MIC CHIEF
    227 8 SINGAPORE, Friday fTHE president of the Malayan Indian Congress here, Mr. John Jacob, said today he hoped that the Prime Minister would "leave no stone unturned" to amend the re-entry laws of Singapore for Indians. His request followed what he said was
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    Couple for U.K.
    44 8 SUNGEI PATANI, Fri. Mr. Chin Tuck Ctiiew, dental officer here, has left (or London (or a post-graduate scholarship course He waa accompanied by hla wife. Dr. Chat Swee Leng. medical officer here, who is to take a poetgraduate course at Edinburgh.
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    Man won't attend court—so three are freed
    163 8 Man won't attend court so three are freed SINGAPORE. Fri— Twice in one month a man who had been allegedly attacked with heated iron rods refused to attend court. Koh Hon Tor, 30. was the complainant in a case against three teenagers On* Thiam Peng, 14, Ong Hian Bee, 19,
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    Territorials answer SOS for blood
    81 8 IPOH, Fri. Forty members of the Territorial Army from Pahang who are undergoing training at Siputeh, 11 miles south of here, responded to an 80S. call by the Ipoh Blood Bank yesterday. Each of them donated a pint of blood, of which 10 pints were
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    Pensions from post offices
    30 8 BINGAPORE. Fri. Prom May 1 Government pensioners can receive their pensions at Post Offices r.carest to their homes. There are about 2.000 Government pensioners in Singapore.
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    'TROPIC MAN FINED $500
    167 9 'TROPIC MAN FINED $500 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri —A man who had 1.515 copies of the banned "Tropic of Cancer' by Henry Miller was fined $500 in a magistrate's court today. II A. Kadar Oli Malim. 31. manager of Arcade News Agency Malaya i Ltd., Brickfields, pleaded guilty. Inspector C. Gomez,
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    Fined $3,000 for having opium
    43 9 SINOAPORE. Fri.— A cake seller. Koh Boh Soot. 66. who pleaded guilty to possessing 15 lb. ol opium at a house in Aljunied Road yesterday, was fined $3,000 or six months' jail, today. The fine was not paid.
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    Going on leave
    32 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelllah. will be on leave in the Federation from tomorrow until April 6. Deputy Superintendent Nlaz Mohamed Shah will act for him.
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    CIVICS BEFORE FREEDOM FOR DETAINEES
    252 9 CIVICS BEFORE FREEDOM FOR DETAINEES BRUNEI, Friday. THE Brunei Government has announced that 80 detainees from the Berakas detention camp near Brunei Town will be moved to the rehabilitation centre at Bunut later this month and taught civics before releasing them. The rehabilitation centre is the Malay school in Bunut,
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    $2,500 award for assault
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Naval Base labourer, Kunju Kanan, who sued a fitter, Damodaram Plllai, for damages for assault, was; awarded $2,500 and cost* by the: Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, in the High Court today. The award was made in the absence of Plllai.
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    Four years for car theft
    54 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. While em- ployed as a mechanic, Lee Chori Kirn, stole a car which was kept In j his workshop at Serangoon Road for repairs, a District Court was! told today. Lee. 26. was jailed for four years; after pleading guilty to stealing! the
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    Hotel share offer: $1 million is sought
    327 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. JJOTEL Singapura Intercontinental Ltd. today announced details of its public share offer. Applications are invited for one million $1 shares at par out of the $1.5 million issue. Of the balance. Federal Underwriters Ltd. have guaranteed the subscription of $450,000 before
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    DOGS JOIN THE HUNT FOR YASSIN
    87 9 KUCHING. Fri. llkins Muruts and tracker dogs are being used by security forces in Brunei following a fresh tip-oft* or the whereabouts of rebel leader Yassin Affandy. for whose capture the Brunei Government has offered 51 5.000. Security forces yesterday began the hottest trail
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    $5,170 for fund
    32 9 SEREMBAN. Pri. The charity premiere of the film Guns of Navarone has raised $5,170 for the National Monument rund. It was shown on March 5 at the Capitol cienma.
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    Policeman is acquitted of 'trust' charge
    88 9 Policeman is acquitted of 'trust' charge IPOH, Fri. A police corporal from Alor Star, Mohamed Yusof f bin Rasol. 38, was acquitted in the magistrate's court here today when the prosecution withdrew a charge of criminal breach of trust against him. He had pleaded not guilty to committing breach of
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    Teachers fete their mentor
    46 9 IPOH. Fri- Thirty-two Klrkbyt ruined teachers, most of them women, entertained Mr. Alexander Walker, 63, former head of the English Department at the Malayan Teachers' Training College at Kirkby. to <i dinner hern last night Mr. Walker is on holiday in Malaya.
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    West Germany's new consul
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. Detlev Scheell the new Consul-General of West Germany in Singapore, has arrived to assume his post. Mr. Scheell. 54, succeeds Dr. Heinrich Roehreck.
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    More vehicles on the road
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Another 628 cars registered last month brought the number of cars on Singapore's roads to 78,682. The number of motor cycles and scooters is now 36.604.
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    Apex convention will discuss expansion
    164 9 SINGAPORE. Fri —The Apex Club convention In Kuala Lumpur In August will discuss the formation of more clubs In Asian countries and the expansion ol community aid schemes In existing clubs This was disclosed here today by Mr. Don Cameron, vice-president of Apex Club International,
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    Malaya and Singapore on BOAC's tour list—
    122 9 Malaya and Singapore on BOAC's tour list SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore and Malaya can expect an influx of American tourists in April. Both countries are on the itinerary of two BOACsponsored tours to the East, which the airline is promoting in the United States. Groups of 15 to 24 people on
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    $50,000 granted for hostels
    45 9 PBNANG. Pri.—The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. yesterday handed a cheque for $50,000 to the Almasriyah School in Ta- nan Liat. Bulcit Mertajam. i The money —a grant from the Ministry of Rural Development— will be used to build hostels.
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    Lock icon Sir Dennis to retire
    206 9 HEALTH REASONS, SAYS GOVT ANNOUNCEMENT BRUNEI TOWN, Fri. —It was officially announced here this morning that Sir Dennis White, the British High Commissioner in Brunei, will be retiring shortly for health reasons. He will be succeeded by Mr. Angus Macintosh, an assistant secretary at the Colonial
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    Lock icon BRITAIN WON'T PULL OUT TROOPS
    171 9 BRITAIN WON'T PULL OUT TROOPS lON DON. Fri. The British Government discounted a Labour M.P.'s suggestion that Britain might be able to reduce her overseas I army commitments by I withdrawing troops from Singapore and Hong Kong. The suggestion was made in the House of Commons last i night by
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    26 10 M,,;rf« '■Hi < Himimum i IN LOVING MEMOHV ot Mary »<- -ui»ih PMan who nmd away ifl.M ioiu but not foritotun by buiuil. rhtMf and gnindchtMrts.
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    The Straits Times. Saturday, March 16, 1963. No Room For Doubt
    715 10 The Straits Times. Saturday, March 16, 1963. No Room For Doubt Approval of the Malaysian merger terms by the legislatures of Sarawak and North Borneo refutes the criticism rutside the Malaysian countries that federation is being forced upon unwilling populations. There remains, no doubt, some opposition, and it is evident
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    Havoc?
    325 10 The Socialist opposition managed to generate an unnecessary amount of heat in the debate on legislation empowering the Federal Capital Commission to act swiftly against illegal occupation of State land. If Mr. Karam Singh is to be believed, the granting and use of these powers will lead to "greater
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    The Viaduct
    142 10 For a few days at least, the new Kuala Lumpur viaduct will probably do as much to cause traffic congestion as it does to relieve it Motorists who have no reason at all to go from Jalan Sultan Hisamuddin to Jalan Birch may be expected to head for
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    Producing food for India's millions...
    1460 10  - Producing food for India's millions... SPECIAL WRITER HAMPERED BY PLANNERS' UNCERTAINTY BETWEEN AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY by a NEW DELHI Friday FO R the m a s s es of India escape from poverty means first and foremost more to eat. The emphasis of development may be on industrialisation, and its
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      298 10 WITH reference to the insurance scheme started by the MAPTB. we have had adequate publicity regarding the premiums and the numbers of people who intend to participate in this. The benefits however have been summarised briefly aa: two complete medical examinations per year and free Ueatment in
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      80 10 H.S.C. holders working as temporary teachers in primary schools draw a salary of $166, while those teaching in secondary schools draw about $318 per month. I think It Is grossly unfair that people with the same qualification should be so differently paid especially when both are similarly employed.
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    THE BILL THAT 'DEFIES BELIEF'
    320 10 CALISBURY. Fri.— The Southern Rhodesimn Government has presented legislation to Parliament providing for 20 years' imprisonment for any resident who "suggests the setting un of any group attempting to coerce the Government." This is an attempt to prevent the setting us of a Government in
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    Indonesian threat of violence to Malayan students
    347 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —An editorial of Indonesia's confrontation policy in a Malaya student magazine in Hobart, Tasmania, has started a row between Indonesians and Malayans there. According to a letter from the editor of the pubication. Tengku Abdul Aziz, the Indonesians demanded the
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    Misadventure says coroner
    78 11 SINGAPORE, Pri.— The Assistr am Stale Coroner, Mr. Loke Siew Hoong. today returned a misadventure verdict on a Customs marine serang. Abdul Hamid bin Bujang, who was drowned when lie jumped into the sea to recover a drifting speedboat at Changi last month. The body of Abdul
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    $1,500 for birthday
    29 11 SEREMBAN. Fri.— The Seremban Town Council is to spend $1.--500 for the Yang di-Pertu&n Besar's 41st birthday celebrations on March 29. They were fined $15 each
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    FUGITIVES ESCAPE AT 70 m.p.h.
    312 11  -  808 PERIES: Police and Customs vehicles no match for smugglers' car By SINGAPORE, Friday A SMUGGLERS' car outsped half a dozen police radio cars and a Customs car in a 30-minute chase from a beach at Tanah Merah to the Paya Lebah area. The chase
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    Look, it's Capucine going to jail. ■ ■
    96 11 Look, it's Capucine going to jail CMLM star Capucine spent a day in Kuala Lumpur's Pudu Prison yesterday for Hie shooting of the film "The Year of the Dragon." This was the second day for the film's jail sequence in which her co-star William Holden is interrogated by the police
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    Singapore to see a naval spectacle
    121 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. VAVAL ships and Jet fighters will provide a spectacular show here on Monday. The ships and Jets of Australia and Britain are taking part in the Commonwealth sea-air exercises in Malayan waters. At 9.30 a.m. six Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy
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    When a man is drunk
    55 11 When a man is drunk IPOH. Fri. M. Arokiasamy. 60, unemployed, today told the magistrate's court here: "When a man gets drunk be must fight." Arokiasamy and S. Kolondasamy. 44, a labourer, pleaded guilty to behaving in a disorderly manner and lighting each other in a toddy shop in Sungel
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    Sabah men for Malaya tour
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Pri. An 11--member delegation from the United National Khadazan Organisation of North Borneo flew into Singapore by Malayan Airways tonight for a fortnight's tour of Malaya as guests of the Malayan Government. The delegation is led by Mr. Tan Chin Nam, an official of
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    Minister: Only a section of Govt men are learning Malay
    301 11 Minister: Only a section of Govt men are learning Malay KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, said tonight that only a section of non-Malay government servants was learning the national language despite various facilities provided by tine Government for them to do so. He waa
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    FITTER DIES IN PARANG FIGHT
    87 11 FITTER DIES IN PARANG FIGHT OINGAPORE, Fri. A fitter was hacked to death in a parang fight in Kirn Yam Road today. Police found Chan Pong, M, of Mosque Street, lying unconscious near the River Valley Road Junction. Beside him was a parang. He died on arrival at the General
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    New political party formed in Sarawak
    91 11 KUCHING. Frl.— A new political party, tne Sarawak National Socialist Party, la applying to the Government for registration. The prime mover, Mr. Stephen Wong of Slbu, said today that the party sought political, social and economic advancement of the people of Sarawak by constitutional
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    Esso issue
    30 11 A REPORT in the Straits Times yesterday said that applications for Esso share offers would not be accepted from incorporated associations. The word "incorporated' should have read "unincorporated."
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    Bus fall death
    42 11 KLANO. Pri.— A farmer. Mujer Din Haji Shukor. 40. of Kamponc Kuanun. died in the Dlstiid Hospital here last night soon after he had fallen from a mov- Ing bus at the 3rd mile, Jalan I Batu Tlca, said
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    Bankrupt—for second time
    38 11 Bankrupt for second time SINGAPORE. Pri. A General Post Office sorter, P. Arhutaii, was adjudicated a bankrupt for the second time In the High Court today. Achutan's total Indebtedness amounted to $1,533. which he owed to three creditors.
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    NEW BRITISH ENVOY TO JAKARTA: 'OPEN MIND'
    126 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The newly-appointed British Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Andrew G. Gilchrist, has arrived for a brief stopover before going to Jakarta to assume his post. A former Force 136 officer during the war, Mr. Oilchrist was until recently British Consul-General in Chicago.
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      1690 12 How Ipoh handled the pass lists... jyjAY I be allowed to reply to your editorial comment of Wednesday on the release of the Cambridge results? It was unfair of you to state that the authorities do not sh are your concern for urgency. The facts are
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      116 12 I SHALL be grateful if the Registrar-General of Citizens can kindly clarify whether citizenship certificates will be restored to those who had claimed that their cases be referred to the committee of Inquiry, because they have since become eligible for citizenship. I am one among the 749 affected and
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    651 16 From Our Market Correspondent INVESTORS who wish to take part in the Esso offer of shares for sale to the public need have no worry that their money will get tied up by the farther offer (a shares by Hotel Singapura Intercontinental
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    21 16 Malayan Stock Indices March 14 March 15 Industrials: 100.0* 100.43 Tins: IM.C2 100.97 rubbers: 105.16 1*4.22 Dec 29, 1962-100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    677 16 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the snares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: Beuatead (1.000) $1.50: Dunlope (2.000) $2.62 D, (7.000) $2.60, (5.000) $2.61. (1,000) $2.62: East Smelting (2.000) $2.74: P. and N.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    264 16 Tub Malayan ■xowango Banms' elation made those changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday: London selling TT or OD 2/3 Dt/3J; buying TT 2/4 1/33, airmail OD 2/4 1/16, 30 d/st 2/4 B/32. 45 d/at 2/4 7/82. SO d/st 2/4 1/4, 90 d/st a/4 11/32. 120 d/st 2/4
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    Tin gains nearly a dollar: Rubber price softens
    248 16 DV a gain of 87* cents yesterday Straits tin went to $431.37$ per picul, its highest price this year to date. The estimated offering rose 10 tons to 240 tons. Although ring business in tin on the London Market on Thursday, quietened
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 16 MELBOURNE. FW. 4PENEEAL Investments, and In- duNtnai shares were steadier today. Moves were narrow and about In balance. Amalgamated Chemicals lost Is. M. to 17s. 3d. after the announcement that the Parke Davis takecm 1 offer has been withdrawn. Oils and bane metals were steady. but featureless and
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    SNIPS IN PORT
    216 16 Ihipi lykli alongside Dm tlniapora Harbour «nit»i or eipeeted today are: Bennachle 10/11, Martlntque.li, 44, President Haniaoo 38/80, J3ueooe Alrea Maru 46, Led* Hunk 13/14, Shiklharu Maru 4/5, Tronob N.W. 3, Benhopc 8/B. Bayerneteln 8/7, Malay 29/30 Nikkohaan Maru 25/26. City of Leeds 23/24, Uvenza «A. Tronoh
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    March rubber discount narrows
    521 16 March rubber discount narrows »|>HE feature of this week was the final trading in March No. 1 RSS which disclosed a hitherto unsuspected strength and narrowed its discount to April by three-eighths of a cent say H.C.B. Co. Ltd', in their current review of the Malayan Rubber Market. This In
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    CLOSING PRICE
    29 16 March 15. r MALAYAN BOBBER PRICE 76 eek.e» (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $421.37 i (op 87* cents). Estimated unofficial offering 24t tons It tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    260 16 APRIL first grade rubber MfM f.e.b. closed at 8 p.m. la sine*, pore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at N cents per lb. down a quarter at a cent. The tone was very quiet. S.C. C.R.A. and F.M R.E. sleslag ■nets In cents per lb. yesterday i Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 CHINESE Froduoo Exchange, Singapore neon pncti per picul yaiurday: Coconut oil: bulk $421 sellers, drum $401 sellers. Copra: March/April UK/Continent $27) buyers. Popper: Muntok white $157 i seller*, narawak white $155 sellers, special Sarawak black $110 sellers, garbled Lrfunpong black $105 sellers. ABTA $115 seller*. Singapore Coeenut Oil
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      901 17 FOR SALE rsfc $1 (Min.)-Box it eU. txtrm DON'T BUY a new dress. Oet a of modern Scandinavian jewel-li-ry to give a new look to your old Donald Moore Galleries, 200, r.au Avenue, B'pore. Open till I o'clock today and everyday. SPECIAL Okrr.Rll Very hard-wearing U.K. mill "TINTAWN" Carpets nuRALREPP"
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      492 17 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) .«..,W. vi imtm.t Bjm 5« rl,. rxlr* HAVE YOU a gift probl*ra7 He« IM (Jim Goldsmith. Singapore FOR CIFTS Visit Caprice" Itallar Arm Shop N(er Ann Building BUYING BATIK buy from Singapore's only specialist Mai-? ifcArec CHIONG SUING Maoulacturing Jewellers. Kas» payment Inexpensive Diamond Nrcklaces/Broocoea. BEAUTY CULTURE
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      841 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KELANTAN GOVERNMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are invited from Pederal Citizens who must ordinarily have obtained their 24tb birthday for appointment as Cadets In the Kelantan Civil Service on the following salary scale*:— DIVISION II Passed Degree 8450 Unpasied 5415 Tlmescale $478 x 25 378 First Efficiency Bar 615
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      339 17 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD The vacancy for the post of Mechanical Engineer in the Industrial Research Unit of the Board advertised on 4.1.63 has been filled. All applicants thanked. PUNGAH TIN DREDGING LTD. NOTICE fS HEREBY OIVEN that the transfer books and rejr.itcr of members of the company will be closed
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      648 17 NOTICE NOTICE KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN PERSEKUTUAN > TANAH MELAYU Pepereks-aan SUU Rendah PeiaJaran Lower Certificate ol Educa- tlon Examination 1963 Acceptance of Private Candidates Entry Fees: (1) Full Certificate: $15--(11) Single Language Subjects: »3/- per subject Eligibility (A) The following type.--of candidates will be accepted for the Full Certificate:- i (I)
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      292 17 NOTICES RUBBER LAND FOR SALE Area 21A. 3P. 10R. and IA. 3P I4R. at Jementah Sesamat at a price approximately 537.***** to President Religious Affairs. Johore to reach him not later than 16.4.1963 President Religious Allaire reserves the right not to accept any afler. Any other particulars required may be
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      127 17 NOTICE Companies under the General I Man. 'Cement of Messrs Osborne and Ohappcl. Ipoh. Tin ore outputs for Pebruary 1963 I'iruW Oopcng Con.-oi ici.n eci Ltd and Us subsidiaries 3.365 Tanjonu Tin Dfedjrine Ltd.— Dredge resumed operations on 23.2 63 173 Petalinc Tin Ltd 1.87 a Kent <FMSi Tin Dredßlng
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      102 17 TENDERS Tenders are Invited for ply of domestic scirncr ;md need!' I work equipment to schools in Krlantiin Tenders wtll close on Monday M April 1963. at 12 00 noon PimUviiars will oe supplied r.n :ippli(-i<tiun to the under-tneii'.iuii-ed: Chler Education Ofliccr Ketantan. J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tender* win be received
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      Cup goals galore by Kelantan and Kedah
      148 18 KELANTAN 7 TRENGGANU 8; Kota Bharu, Friday fHE FAM Cup soccer competition kicked off today with a glut of goals. The two winning sides scored a total of 18 goals Kelantan thrashing Trengganu 7-0 in the East zone and Kedab running up double
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      ARMY, SCC LOOK SET TO CONTEST PENNANT
      323 18 ARMY, SCC LOOK SET TO CONTEST PENNANT CRICKET CINGAPORE. Fit— Wilh Royal v Air Para oul of ihe SCA senior tournament, thai year's chamDionslu.). which bi-pin.s on Suu day with three matches, looks very likely to be a straight fight between defending champions Army and SCC. Both learnt, have acquired
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      Hattricks at Alor Star
      55 18 RED AH 11 PERLIS 0 ALOR STAR, Fri. Hattricks by inside-right Osman AH and inside-left Lim Ban Chiang highlighted Kedah's rout of Perlis here today. Kedah led 5-0 at half-time with goals by Osman (J), Ban Chi aim and outside-right Raju. Second-half scorers were Ban Chiang
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      Tennis title to Hong Kong
      74 18  -  GEORGE Lit »> HONG KONG. Frt. Hong Kong beat Malaya 4-1 In the inter-varsity soccer match today and will meet Singapore for the trophy. Hong Kong were three goals ahead at the interval and scored the fourth five minutes after the interval. Allen Cheng was
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      LINGAM
      37 18 SINGAPORE. Frt. In our report on Page 18 today headlined ''Lingam to answer misconduct charge." the information was not given by A. C. Ferguson, chairman of the SKA disciplinary committee. It was obtained from other sousces.
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      Singapore plan Malaysia tourney
      214 18 Singapore plan Malaysia tourney TABLE TENNIS SINGAPORE, Fri.— Singapore Table Tennis Association will invite North Borneo, Sarawak, Brunei and Malaya to its proposed Malaysia championships to be held in conjunction with Singapore's National Day celebrations on June 6. 7. 8 and 9. These countries are also invited to send two
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      OK for blueprint
      24 18 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Badminton Association today approved, with minor alterations, the blueprint for better badminton submitted by Lim Kirn Peow.
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      ELIZABET TO RACE AGAINST THE MEN AT SELETAR
      191 18  - ELIZABET TO RACE AGAINST THE MEN AT SELETAR JOE DORAI MOTOR-CYCLING By SINGAPORE, Fri. Elizabet Marritt, a 26-year-old RAF stenographer, will become the first Englishwoman to compete against men at motorcycle racing in Singapore when she takes Dart in the Seletar sprint on Sunday (9 a.m.). Before .she came to
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      Cable goes to Jose, Ampon to enter open
      99 18 Cable goes to Jose, Ampon to enter open TENNIS PENANG. Fri.— The Malayan Lawn Tennis AssociaI tion has cabled the Philip- pines LTA asking them to send J. Jose, holder of the Malayan singles title, and j former star player, Felicislmo Ampon. to compete in tht* i Malayan open international
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      Delegates
      46 18 SINGAPORE. Fri.-The SAFA tunior clubs today elected lour more delegates to attend the association's exiraordlnary general meeting on Mar. 20 Tiny are Dollah An«ullia. Sim Bah Kow. D. Aruinufwm and v T Rajan. The other two junior club* repreaentatlvet are Rahim SaUar and Sulaiman bin
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      POSTPONED
      25 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Chua Cup tennis match belueen Shiuhpore and Malacca scheduled to be played here thi.s weekend has been postponed to next week.
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      244 18 Straits Times Crossword fILT ilbp h~3 mr* hh^ mv* if lh At ROSS 5. See 6. 8. Rough worker must be care- 6, 5. Croaking croaker, done to tul about the boy 181 a turn first, by 17. 23 (3, 2, 2, 9. Retired dentist makes one 8. 4>. blush
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      37 18 HOCK K V Quadrangular (Muar>: Johore 5 Malacca 3. SOCCER Spore Dlv. 2D: Geylang Utd 3 Tamil Brotherhood 1: Mlnto 2 Serangoon Garden 1: RAF Beletar 'A' 2 Dockyard 1. Div. 3A: Newtownttes 3 Arsenal 'A' 2.
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      PASIR HIT AM SHINES AGAIN IN TRIAL
      400 19 A winning debut? IPOH, Friday. TRAINER S. K. Tjoa's newcomer, Pasir Hitam, was again the star performer at this morning's gallops here. The Sir Edward four-year-old, who did a smart workout on Wednesday morning, followed up with a brilliant 3f dash in 36
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      158 19 Greaves sparks Spurs 6-0 triumph SOCCER f ONDON, Fri.—Play- ing superb football, Tottenham Hotspur, English Cup winners last season, entered the semi-finals of the European Cup Winners Cup last night when they trounced Slovan Bratislava. (Czechoslovakia). 6-0 at White Hart Lane to qualify on a 6-2 aggregate. SDurs, who were
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      Cheltenham Cup to Mill House
      117 19 Cheltenham Cup to Mill House T ONDON, Frl. Mill House. Ld owned by Mr. W. H. Golllng, won the Cheltenham Gold Cup steeplechase over three miles, 2f and 130 yards, yesterday. Ridden by G. W. Robinson. Mill House won unchallenged by 12 lengths from Fortria (P. laffei with Duke of
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      TODAY'S SPORTS DIARY
      134 19 SOCCER FAM CUP: Perak v Penang (Sultan Yusoff Stadium, Taiping. 5). FERGUBON CUP FINAL: Bagan Datoh v Changkat Kindlng (Tapah. si. SPORE DIV. 2A: STU v Windsor Rovers (Oeylang): Div. 3AAlagappa v SHB (Farrer Pk); Bkt. Tlmah v Police 'A' (Farrer Pk). KHIR CUP: MBS, XL v
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      Lock icon Trueman beats Statham's record
      235 19 Trueman beats Statham's record CRICKET rttRISTCHURCH, Fri.— Another fine piece of bowling by Freddie Truman, whose five for 61 made him the world's leading Test wickettaker, put England on top on the opening day of the third and final Test against New Zealand. But New Zealand made better start than
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      Papwa leads in S.A. Open
      67 19 [DURBAN, Fit.— Sewunker (PaplJ wa) Sewgolum, the Durban Indian holder of the Natal Open golf championship, led the field after the first round of the South African Open championship here yesterday, against the cream of South Africa's white amateur and professional golfers. He shot a
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      Lock icon St. Mary's cup
      25 19 LONDON. Prl.— Rugby Union matches results: Hospitals Cop final— St. Mary's 8 St. Thomas' 0. Other match— Army 8 Territorial Army 11.-Reuter.
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      Tomorrow's Ipoh acceptors and riders
      1435 19 Raet one: 2.00 Cl. 5 Div. 2 B£f 1 ***** Evelyn (PC bl.) Ahmad, 9 9.0 B. Wilson 5 2 ***** Intuition (LeoiiK Huat St.) Zaln, 6 8.13 (F) Khamis 3 3 ***** Gala Premiere II (Shaw St.) Tulloh. 7 8.13 (SF) Harbridge 10 4
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      297 19 The flavour of Black and White is so noble because it's married ■Mr wh£m JE& K*'HUs'111 *ESmSm&mmA Wm in W v<cw of Loc^ Cj'ron Scotland After years of maturing in the warehouse, d^k art, decide these important mixtures, each cask of bonded Scotch whisky acquires sometimes simply by their amazing
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    Lock icon Tengku's car is first over capital's new viaduct
    63 20 Tengku's car is first over capital's new viaduct A HAPPY Teagku Abdul Rahman ill the opening of the $.'{.."> million viaduct at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. On the right is the Minister of Works, Post and Telecommunications, Dato V.T. Sambanthan. RIGHT: The Prime Minister's car speeds over the viaduct after its
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    Millionaire gives $1,000 to P-fund
    208 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MILLIONAIRE tin-miner Mr. Foong Seong donated $1,000 to the National Patriotic Fund today. In addition, his wife gave $100 and his three companies in Ipoh collected $1,300 for the fund. The fund now stands at $272,438.80. The Straits Times today collected $3,847,
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    DEATH
    31 20 MR. STEPHEN SEMBAKUTTV. P W D sunufi ituloh, passed away peacefully at 2.40 p.m. 15-3-63 funeral t«-:i-B3 l<avinK resldem* 4.30 p.m. for LAke Yew Road Crematorium to arrive 6 p.m.
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    Lock icon Jomo: We keep every inch of —Kenya—
    149 20 Jomo: We keep every inch of Kenya NAIROBI. Fri. Mr. Jomo Kenyatta, president ol the Kenya African National Union, said here last night that Kenya "will not entertain any secession or handing over of one inch of our country" to Somalia or any other country. "We will not give in
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    Traffic game
    32 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. The finals of the sixth Shell traffic game and the presentation of prizes will be held at the Kallang Park road safety first playground on Friday, March 29.
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    Books as exam reward
    74 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The US Information Service will give a free paperback book to all Kuala Lumpur a,nd Fenang candidates who passed the Cambridge School Certificate and Higher School Certificate examinations. They should call at the USIS libraries in Kuala Lumpur and Penang between 10 a.m.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    383 20 LONDON, Fri— Today's dip in sterling to below parity was considered in the foreign exchange market as no more than the result of pre-weekend operations. It failed to influence sentiment in the stock markets, where a good selective demand was noted. Gilt-edgeds were again wanted and fresh gains
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    The three top men in the State listed
    161 20 The three top men in the State listed SINGAPORE. Fit TIM first threi men in the State, who will take precedence over everyone else, are the Yang di-Pertuan Megara. the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, according to an order of precedence gazetted tonight. Next come the Chief Justice, the
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    Education: Yong on Govt. aim
    52 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. W> Minister for Education. Mr, Yong Nyuk Lin today spoke of the Government's aim to give secondary education to every primary school leaver in Singapore. He was .speaking at the first oratorical contest of the Singapore Junior Safety First Council at the St.
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      407 20 ADVERTISEMENTS Word* SIO (Minimum* BALLARD To Cuthbert and Kilty a -on Stewart on M-H-B3 at K.K. Honpital. Thanks to doctors and utaff. Both well. NOTICE Building contractors preferably P.W.D. approved contractors are Invited to register with the Malayan Co-operative Insurance Society Limited. 36 Jalan Ampann. Kuala" Lumpur. Please state experience
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      384 20 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS for Construction of Road Formation along Kampong Sellnsing Road Krian from junction with the Main Route I Road to M.S. 3.00 will be received at the office of Jurutera Negeri, Jabatan Kerja Raya. Perak. Ipoh jp to 3.00 p.m. on 27th March 1963 from Contractors
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      446 20 TENDERS D.I.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from D.I.D. Registered Chiss EX. Contractors and above will be received by the State Drainage and Irrigation Engineer, Kelantan up to 12.00 noon on 30th March. 1963. for the construction of one number of Class 'G' and one number of class H" quarters at Sg.
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      395 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY VACANCIES— CADET SCHOLARSHIPS. APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens tor selection for the Authority's Cadet Scholarships Programme to train cadets for management of the Authority s Land Development Schemes. Minimum qualifications: (1) 25 years (II) School Certificate (III) able to read and write Malay
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      208 20 SUPERIORITY A W BREEDS *-~M "CONTENT 1 W iViiumi* lIJ II 'P1 I fiinTfiii Medium in. i I II wave stereoxram. 10-*alv« radio. Powerful undittorted 14 watt output. C permanent dynamic tpeaMri. 4-tp«ed r•c r d .VT/^VSI *ss ..in IP m -&*m TAPE RECORDER I TM 27U 4 track WBl'V
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      40 20 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 75 Kota Bharu 8H 72 Penang 88 75 Ipoh fl:i 72 Malacca 93 73 Singapore 90 73
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    JAPAN Industrial Fair
    16 1 Sponsored by Jetro Straits Times Supplement $300,000 WORTH OF JAPANESE PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY
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    1311 1  -  K BASKARAN By Exhibition directed at establishing personal contact with local businessmen MORK than 100 lending Japanese manufacturers are displaying their products at the 13 -day .Japan Industrial Trade Fair at the Chinwoo Stadium car park in Kuala Lumpur. The Exhibition was opened by the Prime Minister,
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    PROGRESS AID-BY JETRO'S PRESIDENT
    486 1 PROGRESS AID -BY JETRO'S PRESIDENT ♦"PHE president of the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro), Mr. Michisuke Sugi. says in a message to mark the opening of the Japan Industrial Trade Fair that his country "sincerely desired" to contribute to the peace and prosperity of Asia by helping in the industrial
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      190 1 Products for a Mightier Malaya sc Tr OF rAIB THE JAPAN INDUSTRIAL FAIR WILL BE HELD in Kuala Lumpur's Chin Woo PUBLIC DAY HOURS: 16TH ~w E T ekdaCs Cl 6 oop.m-io.oopm. Stadium. The exhibits: industrial and agricultural machinery, electronic and textile Saturdays sumdays s.oop.m.— ii.oop.m. products, construction equipment, office
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    JETRO'S MAIN AIM: PROMOTE JAPAN'S FOREIGN TRADE
    503 2 By SPECIAL WRITER THK main object of the sponsors of the Japan Industrial Fair at Chinwoo Stadium in Kuala Lumpur, the Japan Export Trade Research Organisation (Jetro), is to promote the foreign trade of Japan. Jetro. which was launched in 1961. has a
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      478 2 AICHI NAGOYA INDUSTRIAL MISSION erf Japan Industrial Fair in Kuala Lumpur Yes! This is what you -need HIGH QUALITY POWER TOOLS i&3 s*rJs An Essential Tool for Carpenters, Household, etc. "SNAIL" "DRYMT" /AT K*ret*n» Cooking Stovo Pry Ch ml< J^^^^ 2^ Tyo. COo UMM H«IM«h*N "iH 'JT £s* *flH|| l*Hntvlih»r
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    INDUSTRIAL GROWTH of JAPAN 'AMAZING'
    1473 3 INDUSTRIAL GROWTH of JAPAN 'AMAZING' Hamstrung a century ago by a feudalists economy By SPECIAL WRITER JMIK degree ol industrialisation thai Jaoan has attained today in less than a century, compared with other European countries is still regarded as phenomenal. Once hamstrung by a feudalistic economy, it has developed into
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      94 3 A BETTER WAY TO BIGGER PROFITS mi4 SAFE, SURE NIPPON DENSO AUTO PARTS Fuel injection nozzle j' Ignition coil Windshield wosher y^ Horn The reason for the acceptance of Nippon quality is a result of Denso's own exhaustive Denso auto parts by 50% of the automobile research and development facilities
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      216 3 TAIYOS j£&t wood working I Jmim f machinery xJLx Automatic Four- Side Planer And Moulder Machine No. FSP-18 Planing capacity in case of one-side two-sides 457 mm 178 mm Planing capacity in case of three-sides four-sides 457 mm x 102 mm 1 R.P.M. of vertical horizontal cutter spindles 5.000 Feeding
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    INDUSTRY IN
    126 4 Auto exports, production in favourable condition JAPAN'S auto indus try has made phenomenal development in the past several years, and its production and exports are in an extremely favourable condition. Particularly, in the production of buses, trucks and jeeps, the industry has spared no effort to make them
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    Rapid tempo of expansion in machine works as orders grow
    123 4 Rapid tempo of expansion in machine works as orders grow IN response to th« brisk trend of the domestic industry to investment in new plant and equipment and also to the everincreasing demand from abroad, the machine industry in lapan has developed at a rapid tempo for the past several
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    Fourth in world iron and steel production
    142 4 THE iron and steel industry in Japan in 1960 went ahead of France in the amount of production and took the fifth ploce by showing the growth rate of 30 per cent, the highest ever marked in the world. In the first half
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      148 4 TRY YOUR DRIVING SKILL IN SAVE-YOUR-FUEL TEST ON TOYOTA 700 AT JAPAN INDUSTRIAL FAIR. PRIZB For Best Driver: SANYO TRANSISTOR RADIO For all who achieve 60 MPG or over: A set of TOYOTA 700 Model Toys KAH MOTOR CO., LTD. Penanfc: Tel. ***** Ipoh: Ban Hoe Senfc Co. Tel. 3331/2
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      She keeps her No.l position in shipbuilding
      83 5 She keeps her No.l position in shipbuilding JAPAN S shipbuilding industry, according to Lloyd's Register, launched 1,730,--000 gross tons of ships in 1960, or 21 per cent of the world's ships launched in tfcat year, amounting to 8,360 miMto« gross tons. Thus |apan has maintained her position as the foremost
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      The power industry developing by leaps and bounds
      137 5 IN an effort to respond to the call of various domestic industries which an making amaxing expansion, the electric power industry in Japan is developing by leaps and bounds. On the other hand. |apan's electric generators of large output, motors, transformers and
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      466 5 WELCOME TO OUR DISPLAY AT THE JAPAN INDUSTRIAL FAIR, CHIN WOO STADIUM— KUALA LUMPUR, From Isih-28th March, 1963. THE MOST DEPENDABLE MOTOR CYCLE "t^. H|^ 'HONDA DREAM' IP (Smooth-Silent Running, Economical Elegant) Honda Proved The World's Best In International Races hiondc was not only top in the race but its
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    Laws to protect buyers
    271 6 Laws to protect buyers TH> assure bona fide foreign importers of fair and just transactions from Japan, the country's manufacturers are governed by exporters associations. Thr .lapanesr (iovernment has provided legislation on tliis to prevent unfair export trading. It also es tablishes order in the ex port trading ensuring sound
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    Cameras being assembled world market
    47 6 Cameras being assembled world market ONE of Japan's most well known light industries is the making of cameras, many of which compete very successfully with the best foreign cameras on the world market. The above picture shows the assembly line in wne of Japan's foremost camera plants.
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    ECONOMIC GROWTH FASTEST IN WORLD
    605 6 ECONOMIC GROWTH FASTEST IN WORLD I By SPECIAL WRITER I I JAPAN has entered a new period of its trade relations with foreign countries in which it has now to face free and fair economic competition over a broader field than ever in its trading history. Already new difficulties He
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    LIGHT INDUSTRY
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    The most textile factories in the world
    100 7 The most textile factories in the world THE textile industry in Japan is engaged mainly in the production of cotton and synthetic chemical textiles. The production of each of these two kinds of textiles in 1960 comprised 41 per cent of the total production of the industry. In the production
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    Transistors, the wonder product from Japan
    124 7 lAPAN S electronic industry, at represented by the production of transistor radios (above), has made remarkable development since the war's end. Its products have come to be accredited with the highest performance in the world's markets. Being supported by a force of workers who
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    Transistor assembly
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    The reasons why Japan foods continue to receive high praise
    166 7 The reasons why Japan foods continue to receive high praise yISITORS to Japan •from abroad often sing proise of Japanese food, saying it is wonderful. The praise may portly be due to abundance of materials, portly to the culinary art, and partly to the visitors' strong desire for tasty food.
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    JAPAN FUNDS TO MALAYA INCREASING
    1877 8  -  TONY HERMON Playing important role in establishing and expanding industry in country Zaibutsu fears and backyard industries' future By TIIK influx of Japanese capital in industry and business is everincreasing in Malaya these days. As in the words of the prime .Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman:
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