The Straits Times, 28 March 1965

Microfilm: NL12167
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    15 1 in THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1.517 SUNPAY. MARCH 28. 1965 20 CENTS KDN 1191: 1006
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    POLITICS THREAT BY MTUC
    521 1  -  PADMANA KRISHNAN By Kuala Lumpur. Saturday THE Malaysian Trades Union Congress today accused the Government of depriving unions of their right to legitimate action and warned that such a policy could drive the unions into the political arena. A ban on work-to-rule" and 'go-slow" campaigns, the
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    Anti-kidnap measures in all schools
    446 1 Anti-kidnap measures in all schools I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Schools throughout Malaya have been ordered to tak" anti-kidnap and antisuiversive measures. The directive by the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. to the Btate Education Officers, stre.s.-es the need to tighten security measures in schools not only durinz teaching hours
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    Lock icon Mrs. Gorky dies
    26 1 MOSCOW. Sat. Ekaterlna Pe.xhkova. widow of the famous writer Maxim Gorky, died yesterday, aged 88 Bhe survived her husband by 29 year> —Reuter.
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    Lock icon TIGHT SQUEEZE-OR CASE OF THE MAN WHO WAS TOO FAT FOR AIRLINE
    116 1 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Four-hundred Ib. comedian, Joe Said, lost his temper at the Kuala Lumpur airport today when he found he could not board a Thai International Airways Caravelle for Bangkok. Joe, told he needed two seats and
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    Lock icon Headlines for Tun
    87 1 I£IIAKTOI'M. Sat— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, yesterday toured an industrial area and prayed at Khartoum* main mosque. On Thursday night- Tun K.i/.ik l i.i il more talks with the Sudanese Prime Minister Serr II Kliatiin Khalifa at s dinner p.irlv Me also iiad talks
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    Lock icon The champagne champions
    33 1 PARIS. Sat —Britons were the world's largest champagne drinkers afrer the French. consumiiv; 5.300.000 bo'tles la-t year The American^ were next, orinkini; .1.000.000 bottles. French consumption: 52 million bottle.-* Reuter
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    Lock icon Topless sequej
    40 1 MUNICH. Sat. A pretty 17-yraj-old drama studeni who walked through the food market wearing a tcple.«-s dn summer has been ordered by the Juvenile Court to scrub the floors of an old people's home for three weekends. Reuter.
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    Fund tops $4m.
    21 1 KUALA I L'MPIR. Sat. —The il Defence Fund has pas-eti the $4 mlllian mark, Ut II eLs $4,071,242.
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    Lock icon The bride in black
    46 1 /UNTKRIURY. Sat HtM Christina K<U arris will v wear black whrn >hr is married at a Roman Catholic Church hrrr today Mm said: "I decided when I was at school that I would wear black at my wedding It suits me."— Reuter.
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    BOMB BLASTS WATER MAIN
    229 1 SINGAPORE. Sat Indonesian saboteurs tonight blasted a 36-inch water pipe straddling a canal at St. Francis Road off Seransoon Road. No one was injured. As gallons of water gushed out of |>ptn| hole in the pipe, hun- dreds of homes in the Paya Lcbar area went
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    The abbe flees
    36 1 BRAZZAVIU.E. S.«t. Th« Aoor Fulbert Youtou. the la Pnvkteni vba hu been held in 1 custody since August 1963. res- terday escaped with his wife and 1 ch..dren from h.s villi pn.-oa. I
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    BLUE FILMS and the bamboo lab industry
    733 1  - BLUE FILMS and the bamboo lab industry SUNDAY TIMES By STAFF WRITER g I N G A PORE, Sat. Police investigations into 'Made in Malaysia" blue films could well reveal that the racket is not as new as it has been made out to be. Though this underground 'bamboo lab
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    Lock icon I watch Eagle bare her claws
    381 2  - I watch Eagle bare her claws JACKIE SAM by II MS EAGLE, Sat. I stood today on the llight deck of this huge aircraft carrier and watched the concentrated fury of Britain's Far East defence forces. Tons of bombs and rockets rained down on a target area in an amazing
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    When $50 is the price of a teacher's honour and dignity
    265 2 When $50 is the price of a teacher's honour and dignity PENANG. Saturday. A SCHOOL teacher, Mr. Goh Eng Kuan was today acquitted and discharged after he apologised and shook hands with another teacher. Mr. G. L. Johnson, who had summoned him for abusing him outside their quarters in Perak
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    Bank agrees to take back 36
    139 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The management of the Chartered Bank has agreed to reinstate 36 of the 39 employees dismissed early this month for alleged; misconduct. This was one of the main issues retolvcd today at another joint meeting between representatives of the hunk. the Singapore
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    S'pore housing praised
    60 2 SINGAPORE. Bat. ThP vim<ing livo-man South Korean parliamentary delegation today described Singapore'! bounii projects as one ol the hißßtal and most progressive in (ok patl <>f the world. The leaders of the deleuat:i>n. Mr. Lee Byung Hee. said -South Korea is enlaced m building more houses for
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    Lee on the air
    48 2 Sal. Extracts i of an ad<lr«s, bf Singapore"* i Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yiu to a Battering ■> 1 Man student-. ftt Sydncv on March 20 will be broadcast l>v Radio Malaysia Btngmpura OWf j the EnKlish scrvicr at 10 p.m. I on Monday.
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    AZAHARI'S BROTHER TURNS ON AZAHARI
    185 2 - BRUNEI TOWN, Saturday. "PLEVEN detained Brunei rebel leaders, including Sheik Saleh bin MahmusJ. younger brother of Azahari, have turned against their former chief. In a letter to the Brunei Mentri Besar, Dato Marshal Din Maun, they have proposed a conference oi all Sabah. Sarawak and
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    Those 31 freed
    128 2 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Thirtyone Singapore. Houk Kong and Formosan fishermen, recently released alter abduction and imprisonment in Indonesia for 10 months, have told special branch officers here a harrowinK tale about the inhuman Indonesian treatment they received. The fishermen, who left Indonesia about 10 days ago and arrived
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    New school for deaf
    77 2 pENANG. Sat.— Work on a million-dollar project to build a new Federation School for the Deaf at the vale of Tempe Road In Tanjong Bungah will .start early next month. "We hope to occupy certain parts of the new premises next January.' .-aid Inche Mohamed Khir
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      250 2 Indian dances SINGAPORE. Sat. Th. Sri N;ir;iyaiia Mission la stagil and nn Indian c! show at the St. Gabriel's School hall In Upper Serangoon Road tomorrow at 7 pin. Advertisement BEAUTIFUL shoulders arc smooth, supple and either have a gorgeous golden glow from the sun or else are classically, dazzling
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    Mr Lee gets a very special tie
    214 3 Mr Lee gets a very special tie \|EI«BOL'KNE. Sat. Singapore > Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, wa.s presented with an official tie when he visited the Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital here yesterday. Mr. O. L. Allard. president of the committee of management of the hospital, told Mr. Lee
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    Rhodesia at UN tin talks: Ramani protests for Afro-Asians
    308 3 Rhodesia at UN tin talks: Ramani protests for Afro-Asians UNITED NATIONS, Sat. African and Asian delegates to the United Nations tin conference yesterday registered their displeasure at Rhodesiu taking part in the meetings The conference which has been meeting behind closed doors since Monday, was called back into public session
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    Lock icon Brunei's neglected Chinese-by Ong
    155 3 BRUNEI TOWN, Saturday. VIR. Ong Kirn Kee, defeated in the Brunei LegisA lative Council election, today urged the Governme.it to relax Brunei's citizenship laws which he 'iese-U'f d as "unfair." He said the Sultan promised to do this two years ago. but so far the only
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    $400,000 car tax shock
    61 3 JAKARTA, Sat— The Indonesian Government today made a regulation imposing a "special compulsory contribution" on all i vehicles. The contribution is called "S.W.I. Dwikora" <Dwikora is Soekarno's twin command to crush Malaysia i Under the rule a Mercedes Ben 7 2!?0s will have to pay five
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    Death after skid
    30 3 SINGAPORE fe.t —A scoote- I riM. M...deon bin Mon.i Mashoothu. 39 wa.s killed when his marhine >tcWded and hit a lamppost on Keppel Road last night. I
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    THE TWO FACES OF JOE SAID
    40 3 LEFT: A sad Joe Said bring pacified by Miss Magpie Lynn, a ground hostess, and RIGHT: Joe aJI smiles again after being told that he could board a Malaysian Airways Comet. Sunday Times pictures.
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    Comedian Joe did not think it funny
    333 3  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS LI J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Four-hundred lb. comedian, Joe Said, lost his temper today when told by Thai International Airways: "You must take two seats Sir, not one." Joe. bound for Bangkok, banged a mighty fist on the ticket counter at the
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      Blood debt: P.M.— to pursue Tokyo offer
      527 4 Blood debt: P.M. to pursue Tokyo offer Xl I LI MPI'R. t Ten^ku Abdul Rahman is to pursue Ihe Japanese offer to build a uniwrsitv college in Penan? v rompenm for wartime ifrnritirs. when lie \isits Tokyo month. Ihis hint is :;iven in a special report rnadr public I' chairman
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      Back to private hands threat
      111 4 JAKARTA, Sat. The First Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Subandrio. has warned State-owned and Gov- ernment-run enterprises that they must no longer sutler losses starting from this "Otherwise." he said, "the Government will not hesitate to hand over your operations to private businessmen who can run
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      Hobbies display
      29 4 I°OH Bat. Mr. J. E. B. Am-bro.-e. Chief Eaucation Officer. I Perak. ;<xi..v declared open the two-day hobble* exhibition for secondary xliools at the Anglo- Chinese School.
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      TEXTILES: AN ASTONISHING FACT Singapore-made BUT NOT FOR Singapore
      189 4 TEXTILES: AN ASTONISHING FACT Singapore-made BUT NOT FOR Singapore SINGAPORE, Saturday. THIS weeks terrific textiles row has brought out one astonishing fact. The products of Singapore's modern garments factories do not sell in Singapore. ''Singapore demands quality," Mr. Lam Thian. chairman of the Singapore Cotton Products' Manufacturers' Association, told the
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      It's all so wonderful for orphan Jai...
      171 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. For 16-year-old Jai Prakash of the Serendah Boys' Home here, "life will be wonderful" when he is reunited with his sister. Mrs. Fudarshan Kumari, In Coventry. England. Jai, who was sent to the Boys Home two years ago. by his
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      'WE PRODUCE FOR LOW-COST MART, BUT HERE THEY WANT QUALITY'
      212 4 According lo Mr. Lam Thian, 50 to 60 per cent of the Singapore garments market is supplied by 300 cottage-type, "small scale high cost" local manufacturers. The rest comes from Hong Kong and other countries. "It would help if the
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      LBJ declares war on the Ku Klux Klan
      179 4 LBJ declares war on the Ku Klux Klan WASHINGTON, Saturday. pRESIDEXT Johnson last night declared war on the Ku Klux Klan and announced that four Klansmen had been arrested by the F. 8.1, in connection with the murder of a white woman civil lights worker Id Alabama. The woman. Mrs.
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      Brainy Elmar 8, knows more than his maths teacher
      232 4 MUNICH, Sat. An eight-year-old German schoolboy has been excused all arithmetic lessons because he knows more about the subject than his teachers. The boy. Elmar Eder. lives in the village of Oarching. near Munich He is currently working out a programme
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  • PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS
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      Lock icon HOSPITAL-SEEN! CHANGES HIS VIEWS...
      572 5 IPOH, Sat— Two months in hospital after an accident has revised Mr. D.R. Seenivasaffam's opinion of the Ipoh hospital. The politicianlawyer, an outspoken critic of the hospital hefore, today said: 'I have no complaints about the care and attention given to me but I suppose not
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      ONE FOR THE 'KNOW ALLS'
      161 5 ONE FOR THE 'KNOW ALLS' 'TIIE Mitsubushl Shojl 1 Kaisha Limitd. one of the largest industrial complexes in Japan, has written to the 'Know Alls" for Information on the prospects of Investment in Singapore. In a letter entitled •Population Income of Singapore' the company asks: "We take the liberty to
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      NEW TRADE ENVOY
      97 5 NEW TRADE ENVOY I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Mr. Keith Le Rossignol arrives here on Monday to take up the post of Australian Trade Commissioner to Malaysia Mr. J.G Watt, who has been in this capacity, acting will now become the Assistant Trade Commissioner. Since 1961. Mr Le RosMenol has been Director
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      feel so clean, cool and fresh with Tampax
      105 5 feel so clean, cool and fresh with Tampax You feel white-dress clean. Organdie cool. Immaculately fresh because you know no odour can form. Tampax internal sanitary protection does away with the cumbersome bulk of belts, pins, pads. It substitutes surgical cotton protected by a silken-smooth applicator which Q ensures correct
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      Evergreen Che Dasimah—l7 years as Kaum Ibu leader
      296 5 Evergreen Che Dasimah— l7 years as Kaum Ibu leader P BHANG, Sat. Indefatigable is tbe word for Che Dasimah Dashir, who has been Kaum Ibu leader of Penan* UMNO for the past 10 years and still holds the post. Remarkable too for she has led the Kaum Ibu section at
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      Now elephants join Ursula THEY WILL APPEAR IN STAMPEDE' SCENE
      223 5 Now elephants join Ursula THEY WILL APPEAR IN STAMPEDE' SCENE KANGAR. Sal Nineteen full-grown elephants. 15 specially brought from Thailand, played a vital role today In the Ursula Andress film. "That Man From Hongkong", now on location here. A typical Malay village with five attap houaei was specially built for
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      Intellectual snobs of Penang: By library chief
      139 5 PI N \.\(i, Sat Pi-n--ang intellec tu.n regard public lr»tures .is Mil runt mi s<h:xtUhilclrrn" cam* under lire >• l Pe«;inc Librar> innu.il merlins; last nichl "Such people attend sixial functions to k!o--rify themselves hut they liuht «hj »1 worthy ft" t ii
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    Pure Nonsense
    242 6 Ugsonjit again WHILE Barrlngton and Travers Gray were exchanging memories of old days. Ogoaweh crept into the yard, covering them with his two sten-guns. The two agents turned to face him "Elmslow!' 1 they cried ••Barrlngton! Travers Gray!" exclaimed Elmslow. "What are we all doing here?" asked Barrington.
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    LETTER OF THE WEEK
    74 6 THE other day, walking through Change Alley, I happened to notice an Englishman holding a strap tied to something moving in front. I told myself how inconsiderate of the man to bring his "pet dog" along this narrow and busy alley. When I went nearer, to
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    THE GEMINI TWINS
    3 6 THE GEMINI TWINS
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    When the King goes abroad
    1018 6 When the King goes abroad RONALD KINSEY LOOKS AT THE ROLE OF ROYALTY GOVERNMENTS come and go, dictators rise and fall, the allegiance of nations shift and change the pattern of world history hut the appeal of royal pomp and glory lingers on. A fascination with royalty persists in the
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    5.000 £inns put Gemini into space
    412 6 5.000 £inns put Gemini into space MORE than 5.00 f privately owned companies combined their efforts to help put the two American astronauts and their Gemini space capsule into outer space a first strp in a lone ■eriei of flights that •rill culminate In a landing of men on thr
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      315 6 dnJDSON^ Cough Drops-s fo» wecieF op couoh SO*te THROAT *nd SMOKVtt THROAT PKiwmwf Sunday. March 28. IMS. price of FREEDOM IS ALWAYS HIGH rE Communist Chinese threat to send volunteers Into Vietnam has precipitated a crisis of formidable proportions; a crisis whose outcome cannot be foreseen but which can conceivably
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  • PERISCEPE LOOKS UP INTO SPACE
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      Steering through space
      734 7 CAPE KEN NEDY: Astronauts Virgil (irissom and John Young of the United States flew llieir space ships three limes around the world and performed what was described as a tru 1 y historic manoeuvre*' of changing i' ro m one orbit to another. The Gemini Three spaceship,
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      134 7 SPECIAL OPENING IN THE OIL INDUSTRY The SHI-XL Companies operating in Malaysia require Honours graduates with 3 5 years' business experience and under 30 years of age for service in their Marketing and Supply Companies. We are particularly looking for commercial experience Inil ntlu>r practical experience has its value. Stalling
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      321 7 I THE NEW I IMPROVED! /xj>;z\ I FORMULA I V ACNE& jftk PIMPLE I CREAM 1 with the three fold V "^*M act.on *S MP removes quickly pirnpies and blackheads A Cures inflammatoi I conditions and p'e -v vents new infections gives you a new. delightfully smooth K skm without
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      194 7 Radio programmes KUALA LUMPUR AM 600 Prcg. Summary; 6.02 Morning Melodies: 7.00 The News, 7.10 Bieiiktaji Potpourri; 7 30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.35 Breakfast Potpourri: 800 The News; 805 Bright And Breezy: 859 Summary ol Programmes for the Morning; 9.00 Music City; 10.00 Tell Me A Story; 10.30
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      179 7 II mldni^lu Close. SINGAPURA AM 6.00 Good Morning 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00 News 7.10 Up And About 7.30 News 7.40 Breakfast Bulletin; 7.50 Up And About; 8.15 The New.s 8.20 Up And About; 9.00 Prog. Summary; 9.03 Negro College Choirs; 9.30 Twenty Questions; 10.00 Jet Speeds Records; 10 30 On
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    IT DOES NOT MEAN MALAYS WILL GET PREFERENCE-KHIR
    202 8 Language KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JHE declaration of Malay as the national language does not mean that Malays will be given preference in all spheres, especially when they do not have the required qualifications, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said
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    Three who killed
    125 8 MALACCA. Sat. A bomoh. M.-ii bin Arrun. 70. was today found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and sentenced to two yeart> jail by the High Court. His son-in-law. Sabah hin Ahmad. 30. a farmer, and his I adopted son. Soon Cheng Hai. 36. an
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    Best wishes
    20 8 rEI.I'K ANSON. Sat I Raja Muda of Perak bat of goodwill to thr newly-formpd Lower Perak Youth Organisation.
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    THE GIRL WITH A FLAIR FOR TONGUES
    156 8 THE GIRL WITH A FLAIR FOR TONGUES Xl ALA LL'MPUR, Sat.— A South Vietnamese girl who speaks three languages fluently hopes to learn two more and so achieve her ambition of becoming a woman diplomat She is Miss Jacqueline Duong Thi Thuong. 20. of Sai--1 gon. who is read- ing
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    On the Stock Exchange
    332 8 On the Stock Exchange SINGAPORE. Si Bumiv-s* In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur tniding rooms of the Stock Km liange of Malaysia today with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. S. Holdings < 2.000) $1.96: Esso Ords. (3.000 $148. (2.000) $1.47. 1 1.000) $1.46.
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    Lock icon Red bomb rips US ship in Danang
    610 8 CHARGES SET OFF NEAR PROPELLER SAIGON. Sat. A HUGE under- water explosion believed to have been set off by Viet**ong saboteurs heavily damaged a U.S. cargo ship in Danangs commercial pier early today, informed sources reported No one wan killed in the blast,
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    Tengku: South Korea struggle an inspiration for us
    251 8 Tengku: South Korea struggle an inspiration for us KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. TMHE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today told the South Korean people that their struggle against Communism was an inspiration to all other nations who face the same menace. 1 He said this in a message to the South
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      377 8 Tides ■n>l>\\ .Seriih Krr: 42S a 111 <slt 1 7.60 p 111 11, sin- p.m. (6 9ft 1 Port Dickson :t .=>9 )h 3.48 p.m. (B.7ft); Port Swettennani 149 a.m. 8 nf t > 3ti |i m iMft>; Penane 11 21 am (5. 5 ft 1 10 47 p 111
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    Airman Andy and bride Betty prove No. IS isn't THAT unlucky after a11...
    155 9 DINGAPOBE, Sat. The number 13 considered unlucky has played an Important part in the lives of Senior Aircraftman Andrew Crilly and his new bride, the former Betty Spencer, also a .senior aircraft-woman. Their birthdays fall on the
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    Snubbed by No. 1: So the No. 2 quits
    192 9 SEREMBAN. Sat. The deputy president of the Seremban Town Council. Mr- C. Rajaratnam (Labour Independent), has resigned because the president never sought hi.s "advice." In his letter of resignation today. Mr. Rajaratnam accused the president, Mr. Lai Pong Yum iUDP). of
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    113 9 %ll >.it VII <'lii ai tfltoen i»r uo^t" 1 i,t am Gtimiil <'•'■ p.irtmrnt in Johorr a* qow required to have an uilcQtiate" knowledee of fhr national Annount iim this t*»(l.i>. the chairman of the .Inhorr national lansuaer committee. Incbe S.iiran bin Sabtu.
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    PMIP man to quit politics
    58 9 KANGAR. Sat— A prominent PMIP leader. Haji Abdullah bin Ahmad, today denied he would quit the party to re-loin Umno He said: "I »m 80 and plan to retire from politics." Hail Abdullah, a retired state commissioner of lands and mines, joined the PMIP in
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    Reversing lorry kills man
    55 9 Reversing lorry kills man IPOH. Sat A labourer. Mr. Ponr.u.samy. 45. was killed by a reversing municipality lorry while walking along the Sungei P.i;; Road, an inquest was told today. The coroner. Mr. Tong Yung Sui. returned a verdict of death by misadventure but said that lorry driver. R. Rengaraju,
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    Cultural show for Capital
    35 9 SEREMBAN. Sat. The People's Action Party touring cultural troupe performed here last night. The show goes on again tonight after which the artistes will perform in Kuala Lumpur for two days.
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    Treat for Ursula
    39 9 KANGAR. Sat. The Mentrl Besar of Perils. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim, will entertain the cast of the Ursula Andress film "That Man Prom Hongkong" at his Jalan Kolam residence tomorrow night. Pa*e Five I.
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    Union donation
    39 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. —The Brinsford Students Union of the former Malayan Teachers College. Brinsford, has sent a donation of $212.93 to the Lady Templer Hospital Fund and $128 55 to the School for the Deaf in Penang.
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    2,500 MEN WANTED FOR S'PORE V-CORPS
    301 9 2,500 MEN WANTED FOR S'PORE V-CORPS SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Territorial Army here is to recruit volunteers for a new 2.500-strong unit known as the Singapore Local Defence Corp (TA). A spokesman for the army told The Sunday Times today: ''The purpose of this corps is to support our regular troops
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    Back to Perth with husband's ashes...
    229 10 Back to Perth with husband's ashes SINGAPORE. Sat. 13 Mrs. R. J. Weiland, Jiipanese-born wife of the Australian sergeant, who was killed in Sarawak on Tuesday by an Indonesian booby trap, flew back to Perth with her three children tonight. Sergeant Weiland was the first Australian casualiv since the Third
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    400 10 WHY JOHORE SELLS HER WATER TO SINGAPORE JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. XHE Johore Mentri Be.sar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. said today it Johore did not sell its raw water from the Sunuet Tebrau and the Sungel Johore at three cents per 1000 gallons to Singapore, the water would just
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    Girl who ran away to see the ships
    386 10  -  PADMAN 3OPAL By j(UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Thirteen-year-old Chan Chin Han is fascinated by the sea and ships though she has only seen both in magazines and picture books. Up till last Wednesday, that is. On that day. with only 10 cents in
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    Full accord on sepak raga —Cambodia also join in
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    OUR SEAP GAMES PLANS IMPRESS DELEGATES
    306 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The arrangements for the SouthEast Asia Peninsula Games to he held in Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 14 to 21 were today described as perfect by the foreign delegates of the Seap Games Federation. This was their unanimous opinion after their three-hour
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    Arson, say police
    102 10 KUALAp LUMPUR. Sat—Police today said that the fire which threatened to destroy sawmill at 2J mile Cheras Road here late last night was the work of an arsonistThey found two empty kerosene tins near the office of the Kan Oon Sawmill. The owner. Mr. H. Phuan 56.
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    'Cracker' bomb thrown at school
    196 10 'Cracker' bomb thrown at school SINGAPORE, Sat A small home-made bomb waj flung at the HavelocJt English Primary School today. It exploded harmlessly on the river bank just ouUside the perimeter fence. 30 yards from the school building. No damage was caused. No one, except the school principal. Mr. Goh
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    46 12 \\l ST I Mill IST INNs HCNTK not out «7 DAVIS c Simpson b McKenrie »4 KAN HA I not out 15 Extraa 6 TOTAL (for 1 wkt) 141 Wicket fell at: 116. Bowling to-date: McKenzie 16-4-40-1. Hawke 13-2-31-0. Mayne 11-0-42-0. Philpott 11-3--21-0. Simpson 2-0-2-0.
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    Runners and riders at Bt Timah today
    1323 12 Race 1-2.30 Cl 6 Div 2 ($4*500) 6£ 1 ***** Petite Mademoiselle g (Veni Vicii Paul. 6 90 (SI) Trevrna 15 2 874.-0 Flyinc Hand a (Venl Vlci) Paul. 8 8.11 Mitchell 4 3 ***** (iotong Royont (Llm St Taylor) Heddle. 4 8.10
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    Gillingham set unbeaten run record
    226 12 Gillingham set unbeaten run record I ONDON. Sat Gillingliam. presMiii* strongly for promotioii to the English Football LaWgOa second division, set up ft lf»KUc ri-cord last night when they beat Peterborough United 2-0. Their win took them into second place in the table and extended their unbeaten home run to
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    Malaysia v India in Über Cup
    43 12 LONDON. Sat. Malaysia wnl <uu in UM firs: round of the Amhu zone .n the Über Cup women's international badminton tournament next season. The other countries in the fone Thailand. Japan and Hong Kong all have byes.
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    Lock icon Tokyo Olympics cost $7,750 million
    80 12 TOKYO. Sat.— The 1964 Tokyo Olympic (james cost Japan ISM million in direct expenses, the Prime Minister's office reported today. The Prime Minister's office, quoting a report by the State Minister in charge of the Olympic Games. Mr. Ichiro Kono. said that indirect expenses associated
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    PEAK OF PERFECTION HAS THE FORM FOR 3-IN-ROW
    822 12 RACING with Epsom Jeep LUCKY Stables Peak of Perfection is in peak form and should score his third successive win in the 8f Spring Cup (Race Five) at Bukit Timah today. Peak of Perfection scored a brilliant double at Kuala Lumpur last
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    TREBLE FOR COLEMAN
    1761 13  -  EPSOM JEEP Tengku gets big hand from Bukit Timah racegoers as he leads in Hormat By_ OINGAPORE, Sat. West Australian Jockey Johnny Nelson won his first ride when he landed Captain's Guide an easy two-length winner in Race 1 at Bukit Timah today. Leading Jockey Des Coleman
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    101 13 Total pool $104,850 Ist 17»910 —$51,905 2nd *****2 —514.830 3rd *****9 —S 7,415 Staters iM 200 each) Nos. SIMSS, *****8. *****6. 2227 tiO. 28(i885, *****0. *****9. *****2, *****0, *****8. 2815C1. Consolation ($750 rach) Nos. S7S24S, l«).-)l8t., S2M4S, *****2. *****0. *****1. *****0. *****1, *****4, *****0 Extra consolation ($2OO each)
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    58 13 MR. TAN AH YONG passed' away peacefully on 26-3-65 at 32. Goprng Road, Ipoh, leaving behind I his wife flve sons, two daughters one daughter-in-law to mourn nis lorn. Funeral 11 a.m. on 30-3-65. MADAM LES KIM CHYE passed away at 10.SS p.m. on 26 3.65 Funeral at 4
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    Stipe's report
    409 13 THE Stipendiary Stewards re- port on yesterday's races at Bukit Timah. RACE 1: Nelson (Captain < Guide) was cautioned for permitting his mount to shift out and bump Chatsmoth (Kingston) shortly after entering the straight. RACE 2: After the horses were saddled for this race. Wat Glung was
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    Kops wins title
    387 13 Kops wins title ALL-ENGLAND ON'DON. Sat. Erland xj Kops. 28-year-old Danish International, won the All England badminton men's singles title for the sixth time when he beat Tan Aik Huang of Malaysia 15-13. 15-12 in the flnal at Wembley today. Tan, 19-year-old science student from Penang, gave the Dane a
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    W. Indies 207-3
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    LIVERPOOL REACH FA CUP FINAL
    244 13 LONDON, Sat. Liverpool beat Chelsea 2-0 today to reach the final of the English FA Cup. The other semi-final between Manchester United and Leeds resulted in a scoreless draw. They will replay at Nottingham Forest on Wednesday. Dunfermline reached the flnal of the Scottish Cup
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    Khalsa hold SRC
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    65 14 TH* Japanese inside-right K. Kamamoto 13 seen on the losing end in two duels with Malaysia's lively defenders In bst night's drawn soccer match at •^e Merdeka Stadium. Top picture shows goalkeeper Ungku Ismail plucking the ball almost off Yamamoto's head. On *he rip.ht centre-half Richard
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    Guts and a dash of luck hold Japan
    561 14  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By alt:r leading by a spectacular fifth minute goal scored by Majid Ariff, just -urvived a crisis of failing stamina to hold Japan's national soccer team to 1-1 draw at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Japan's equaliser came In the 50th
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    PSC hit 176 off Royal Bangkok
    67 14 PENANG. Sat. A chanceless unbeaten 59 by Noel Monera.singhe and good Innings by Kevin Tye <44) and Frank Mo Kenna (36) enabled Penang Sports Club to score 176 in their annual match against Royal Bangkok Sports Club for the Elephant Trophy here today. Royal
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    Thomson takes 2-stroke lead
    49 14 ||ONG KONO. Sat. Peter Thomson of Australia snatched the lead today from Tadashi Kitta after the third round of the Hong Kong open golf championship with a three— under-par 67 for a 54-round total of 208. Ross Nedwick of New Zealand was two strokes behind.
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    Poh Seng goes to last four
    118 14 PENANG. Sat. Tan Poh Seng reached tho .semi-tinal of the Penang closed tennis tourney when he beat Sonny Ewe Yin 6-4. 6-2 today. He meets R. Raleigh who beat his club mate Conmngham 6-4, 6-2. J. Stuckey beat Lee Kee Hoay 6-4. 6-4 while
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    40 14 LONDON. Sat. America's Jay Trump 100-6) won the Grand National Steeplechase it Liverpool today. The 7-2 favourite. Freddie, was second and Mr. Jones (MVI) third. Fourth was Rainbow Battle 50-1 1. Won by L. M l-nuths. 47 ran.
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    155 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Selangor will miss at least five of their regular State players when they meet Perak tomorrow to decide the quadrangular hockey championships being played here. They will be engaged in the Stoner Shield cricket competition whiten starts today. Both
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    109 4 A FUSSY and aggressive matron got Into a Fifth Avenue bus In New York and was determined not to ride past her stop. She pestered the driver all the way up the avenue and finally poked him vigorously with her umbrella as she saw a street sign
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      255 5 M II I HIM M I DFL offers you a three point plan to bigger profits All \ou need is a viable business project, a limited amount of capital, It sounds easy, and it is. MIDFL has no less than six different and MIDFL will lend you the rest. But
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      BANKS VITAL ROLE
      692 5  -  PETER ABSALOM By To maintain Malaysia's vigorous rate of development IF Malaysia is to maintain her present vigorous rate of national development, the role of the nations banks is of vital importance. For it is through the banking system that the great mass of savings by private
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      Industrial capital from Malaysian banks?
      1038 5  -  A Special By Writer lyllY should there br any question about the ability of Malaysian banks to finance industrial development as quickly as the resources can be mobilised by firms? ''..inks can "create" capital by their ability to advance loans of various kinds-. what prevents
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      Stock Exchange to stay as part of Malaysia's economy
      1068 6  -  Geoffrey Boland DESPITE PRESENT DIFFICULTIES- By JUST as it was getting into its stride, as one of the smoothest pieces of machinery of its type, in this part of the world, the Stock Exchange of Malaysia has lately received many unfortunate
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      First signs reported of renewed strength of Sterling
      1994 7  - First signs reported of renewed strength of Sterling W.T.C KINC, By Editor of The Banker (London) AT the very end of 1964 close observers of the scene were reporting the first signs, tentative and inconclusive though they might be, of some break in the gloom that has gripped London's financial
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      When cheques were signed 'Your loving friend'
      302 7 VBANK cashier today would be startled to receiv. cheque signed 'Your loving friend. But there was nothing unusual about this personal touch in the early days of banking in England some 300 years ago. Ma n y examples can bo seen in a
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      Should Britain devalue the Pound?
      1512 8  - Should Britain devalue the Pound? Kenneth S. Most SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION WHEREVER BUSINESSMEN MEET I By THE great sterling crisis of November lies behind, but the possible devaluation of the pound is still a subject of discussion wherever bankers and businessmen meet. In the British Sunday newspaper. The Observer, on
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      London Stock Exchange
      32 9 INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES MARKET A SCENE from the London Stock Exchange. It is far from being just a domestic British market. More than 9,000 different securities are officially quoted here.
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      ACTION IS TAKEN TO ENSURE FAIR DEALS
      1167 9  -  R.F.M. WILKINSON, BY I Deputy Chairman, London Stock Exchange T*HF London Stock J- Exchange is far from being just domestic British market. More than 9,000 different securities are officially quoted here I do not know of any other exchange, including Wall Street, which
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      —when top tycoons go shopping for shares!
      916 10  -  RUPERT BUTLER USH WHIS >'* WHO DA es by Late-night car dashes meetings in an isolated cottage .all have been an essential part of recent take-over bids. They are just part of the elaborate security screen that increasingly surrounds big-business merger talks... TH
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      Japan's national tax made up of four types
      991 10 rpAX systems currently x adopted by the countries in the world can be roughly divided into four types. They are: 1. acquisition tax which lays emphasis on the income tax: 2. sales tax and other indirect taxes; 3. customs duties and other
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      Banknotes-to-boilers world of A.C. Norman
      496 11 THEY SUM HIM UP AS A MAN OF THE SIXTIES "IF you want to 1 grow a company, you must find and keep good people. You cannot keep them unless you have stimulating growth inside the outfit. This applies Just as much to a country
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      INVESTING CAPITAL THE BEST WAY TO AID NEW NATIONS
      810 11 founded the business 150 years ago. And its boilers and heating systems are purely British. But its plastics were originally an American idea. Its data processing machines and computers are French. And its thermoelectric cooling nodules are of Russian Polish Canadian
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      'Old Lady' carries over 270 years on her back
      197 12 BRITAIN'S famous 'Old Lady/ the Bank of England, now carries over 270 years on her back. She carries them extremely well. Indeed, although she was granted a new Royal Charter in 1946, this showed no essential changes from that of 1694
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      Collecting deposits: It's the
      873 12  -  PAUL BAREAU, By Editor of The Statist (London) rpHE commercial banking system in Britain is -L dominated by the Clearing Banks. These are the eleven institutions which are members of the London Bankers' Clearing House. Within these eleven banks the bulk of the business is done
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      mam job of clearing banks
      72 12 mam job of clearing banks They are. therefore, able to Indulge In long-term finance or in acquiring permanent participations in the capital of industrial and commercial concerns. This kind of industrial banking is foreign to the Clearing Banks in Britain though It is operated by the Merchant Bank titutlons which
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      Do you have a millionaire's mentality ?
      346 13 Do you have a millionaire's mentality |T is a common ob I servarion," said C.C. Colton, "that any fool can get money; but they are not wise who think so." The world is filled with men who have started from nothing and filled their pockets with money. Perhapi you hjv*
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      FINANCIAL CAPITAL
      97 13 WALL STREET, the financial capital of the United States, with its narrow streets which can never be widened. The crrea is where the early settlers landed and it takes its name from a palisade built by the Dutch in 1653. In addition to the door-to-door banks and brokerage
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      Royal Mint coins for Commonwealth
      103 14 IN \WI tin- Kox.il .Mint on Tower Hill in the Ctt] «> London produced 771 million coins. of which ovrr 28 1 million were for Common wraith and foreign countries. Those pie tar taken in the Royal Mini show The composi tion of sample coins
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      FIRM POLICY IN MAINTAINING DEALINGS FOR EACH CURRENCY
      754 14  - FIRM POLICY IN MAINTAINING DEALINGS FOR EACH CURRENCY 21 S.E. Schattmann By rE commodity markets in the City of London are one of the major factors which has made London such an invaluable financial centre. Copper, zinc, cocoa, palm oil. spices and even ivory are but a few which are
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      Safes defy burglars
      83 14 BI'RGLARS have been trying for 35 years to rob Australian-made security safes manufactured by a Sydney firm. Rut so far none has succeeded This is the claim of the firm which says safebreakers have tried to drill, prise, and blast open Its safes, but have invariably given
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        189 15 ■BJJB bbjbj p|B m ■Sm■o± Jk^ f /y^-^^B \^%J.O.r\.J 1 ml V 9 J^i fora* »"?<«>« wJ i""""-^ |||^Lj^ $ni M W BR TURKISH DOMESTIC BuHHB fitfe Bjij^ CIGARETTES jjj B CC -2 -64 AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING REGULAR SIZE CIGARETTE Cathay Pacific has the finest FASTEST JETS V v 1
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        423 16 JIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMCJ I TEN POINTS I FOR THE EDUCATED MAN itiiiiniiMiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK 1 An Educated Man is one who is trained to use the tools of human intercourse with readiness, precision and accuracy. We mean, especially, language and the rudiments of number. 2. An Educated Man must be able to study and
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        1963 16 I EDGA.R R.ICF Rr/Donrrr'f-rc' n Bf5T «^b f I've *un onl> 15 miles *u7 1 as takzam akkives /fl I W^^X CORPO/TAJ. I I wmat's TMt&^MHßvr^lr l I TAZZAH' fcUAi ake\/watek pleas- \i J IW TWE COUR.TYAK7 OP 1" V^ U?U« OF THt COZVOZAI?/ I 7 YOU TOING fEKE I'Ll
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        435 17 TH£ CISCO KVD.tpwTWUd West faVouvLte (SENOKiiA I ifiuS- 1 r AL* CISCO' MHA-- *YE «VEJ?E HEi^f jP?~oilp\/' nHFv o\V TViE BAWPIPOS too* Bjk i Hiiiil^nViliiViil H ay? Cisco/ f thought you "i °«?onr> V HiCr^ f '-"=> v I WEf?£ P«<VM6 THE STA&e/As -jrf I%+ yd V Z' OH, THIS
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        694 18 >^ 1^ AREN'T THERE A LCn Of in WE MO ONE frAU oOOP,ORALL BAP. LiBBV THERE WERE PIEFEKENT "*>. >X «M i norip I 'AA 6ETTIN^' c >r> I OOM'> J\ htiC PVEW n^F *nßsTnciK «A^ ADMIRER'S. OPlNlO**^ ABCVT BOTM Ij«CH MccLEAftV IiVEP IN TMf TWiL«*MT lOHB PETWEEN THfc W
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      238 6 SAFETY FIRST! Is O.CRC. Policy Because it is the best in the end. Let it be your policy too! Bank with OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LTD. the LARGEST and STRONGEST locally incorporated Bank AUTHORISED CAPITAL S 100,000,000.00 ISSUED FULLY PAID S 30,000,000.00 GENERAL RESERVE 30,500,000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEED $479,000,000.00 head office:
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      67 6 JJJ f j uJJnJJ n)j fixed deposit d CONTINUOUS are deposit ccci IPC FAMILY OEv^UlxC DEPOSIT VtIUII at attractive interest rates F W C I Incorporated in the Stotti of Malaya, Malaysia Authored Capital 520.000.000 l.iv.d t raid Up Capital 7,500.000 OMi««i in KUALA LUMPUR, SINGAPORE, JOHOM tAHRU, MALACCA. IPOH.
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      308 7 TAKE A NEW INTEREST IN YOUR FUTURE THROUGH DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS SJC On deposit your funds earn up to 6 interest with absolute security of capital and interest THE completely unaffected by changing economic DOUBLE ff» Withdrawals ars easily made— subject only to KEY T0... tSt^,^^^^^^\ the terms you agree for
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      289 8 CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. Branches in Singapore 9 j J j Hy NORTH BRANCH U 519 5«3. North Bridß* Ro»d. S'rgapert. 4 L j] TIONC BAHRU BRANCH i <££ 2RT, Outrjm Road. Singapore Sj SELECIE HOUSE SUB-BRANCH L LI SELECIE ROAD BRANCH U Ji V Irjjif P<)jd. Singapore NEW BRIDCE
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      143 8 I.C.T. TAKES THE RISK OUT OF CHOOSING A COMPUTER A new I.C.T. 1900 Series computer is a sound long-term investment. Because it grows as your needs grow. And because when you change to a larger configuration, you can go on using the same software and peripherals you started with. I.C.T.
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      67 9 THE UNITES) COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. (Incorporated In India with Limited Liability) Sfbtcribed Capital Ind. R5.56,000, 000.00 (M 536 .000.009) Paid-up Capital Ind. Rt.28,000,000.00 (M 518.064.032) Reserve Fund and Other Reserves Ind. Rf. 33, 735, 000. 00 (MS22.000.000) HEAD OFFICE: 10, Brabourne Road, Calcutta 1. Over 200 branches in India, United
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      225 9 I ...for Trade and Industrial Financing L- rVr M Wm -ni-i-iTii put our MAN-ON-THE-SPOT to work for YOU ißank of America I NATIONAL UVufSl ASSOCIATION MEMBtK ftDCRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 31. RAFFLES PLACE, 51 NGAPOHi -TELEPHONE ***** 2. JALAN WE LD, KUALA LUMPUR TE LE PHONE ***** UNITED MALAYAN BANKING
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      336 10 THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG ON 14th NOVEMBER. 1918) AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.. 50,000,000.00 PAID-UP CAPITAL 20,000,000.00 RESERVE 25,000,000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS 1,986,779.37 BOARD OF DIRECTORS I j The Hon. Y. K. Kon, 0.8.fc.J.P. 'Choirmon) l>' .i .I^l, Mr Li Koon Chun, J.P. Mr. Wong Yun Tong itfSlrtl
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      168 11 MALAYSIA'S OWN BANK SERVES the INDIVIDUAL the COMMUNITY the NATION For Reliability and Service bank with MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED A comprehensive network of over 90 Branches offers you prompt and efficient service throughout Malaysia. Correspondents in all the major cities of the world. Overseas branches: LONDON, HONGKONG, KOWLOON, BRUNEI. MALAYAN
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      234 12 MAF Malaysian Australian Finance Company Limited a wholly owned subsidiary of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation whose group assets exceed $5,000,000,000 accept deposits for varying periods of time to suit the convenience of depositors as examples I I# P°Y 111 H I rO7 01°/ U/opa U 2/o pa. tor
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      52 12 R M[[ ertltt la II Yk ectiTi^ I) SECURITY with INTEREST INVEST WITH wnma tm \\*.<mm iw»o mo m.o uf a«m \sm» m (A SUBSIDIARY OF MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED) JStfc Hoo*. AtU ln»«rwic« Bulldin P.O. Box ZM4. Slin»f»r« I. Tel: Wl! t 1 m,T» MUCH MOUU, Magi* Komi. llilWii 7.
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      380 13 |!|l|;];MJ I^^^ 31-40-01 THIRD HAH™ rUHO 7 The CharteßEß? ank r SEiKT' j ,-.rryl62 >- >*~ Thousands of dividend cheques will be posted on 15th May, 1965. You can receive one of these cheques if you make an investment in the "3rd Malayan Fund" before 31st March, 1955. No big
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      120 14 UNITED INVESTMENT FINANCE LIMITED 40A CROSS STREET, SINGAPORE 1. Tel: *****, *****, ***** Chief Agent throughout Malaysia for THE AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., LTD. Transacting:' FIRE MARINE HULL MOTORS GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS and also FINANCING NEW SECOND HAND CAR LOANS. We offer you our Courteous Service, Prompt Attention and Best Facilities.
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      432 14 A Symbol of Progress This is the new $10 Million Chartered Bank Building in Kuala Lumpur. It's the newest addition ft to the wide network of Chartered Bank branches throughout Malaysia that provide complete and 'j^JLkAJiM up-to-date banking facilities. WS THE CHARTERED BANK Branches in Malaysia and Brunei SINGAPORE: Battery
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    What's right with America
    359 15 IT SEEMS that there's |ust about everything wrong and little right with the America that the outside world is reading about and hearing about. Foreigners are told about race troubles in U.S. cities. They get a piclure of Negroes being ground down in ghettos and slums.
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      280 15 ANDRE MAUROIS, a distinguished French author, was interviewed in Paris by a member of "U.S. News World Report" on the subject of "American culture." Q. Mr. Maurois, do Americans strike you as "uncultured" in comparison with Europeans? A. I was struck, the first time I went to the U.S.,
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      289 15 SIR CHARLES P SNOW is a British author who has lectured at some 50 colleges in the U.S. Q. Sir Charles, are American universities doing a good job of educating young people? A. I should put it much more strongly than that. I think your college education is one
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      275 15 JOSEPH FROMM, of the Informational StoH of "U.S. News World Report" writes this comment from London. Something that impresses on American returning to the U.S. after o lengthy absence is this: The comfort and convenience of the masses of the people not just the wealthy or privileged minority
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      273 15 PE R E C R I N E WORSTHORNE. political editor of "The Sunday Telegraph" in London, is one of Britain's foremost commentators on the American scene. He visits the U.S. frequently. This is his interview. Q. Mr. Worsthorne. do you share the view of tome Europeans that the
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