The Straits Times, 10 September 1966

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 mmmmmmm The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1966 15 CENTS M.I (P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Speaker's 'no' to Tawi
    286 1 Ningkan off the air A RADIO BOYCOTT' WHILE TAWI SLI MAKES NEW BID TO TOPPLE HIM i Fit* 1 GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING. Friday THE Speaker of Sarawak's (ouncil Negri has turned down a request by Penghulu Tawi Sli. leader of the Alliance Party, for a meeting
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    SLI TO SPEAKER: MEETING IS OF THE GREATEST IMPORTANCE...
    507 1 SLI TO SPEAKER: MEETING IS OF THE GREATEST IMPORTANCE. allowed to use the radio's faeilitie. An Associated Press report said that the radio "is boycotting statements from Dato Ningkan s Government <It also said that the radio had flatly refused to broadcast any Items concerning the High Court's ruling reinstating
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    Lock icon Hartini gave millions to Reds, students charge
    270 1 Hartini gave millions to Reds, students charge THAT DEAL' WITH BUNG'S WIFE JAKARTA, m— MiliJ tant students here today accused President Soekarno's second wife, Madam Hartini, of financing Communist political agitation in central Java. The student accusation contained in today's official student newspaper. Kami, alleged that Madam Hartini had sent.
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    JAKARTA, STORE TO RESTORE TRADE
    81 1 SINGAPORE. Fri The Finance Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. today announced that agreement had been reached between Singapore and the visiting Indonesian negotiation trade team to restore trade relations between the two countries as soon as possible. Under the agreement, he said. Indonesia would export
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    Lock icon Hanoi puts up balloon wall
    46 1 SAIGON. Fri The North Vietnamese have hoisted barrage balloons to foil American attack plane*, a U. S. military .spokesman said today The spokesman xald U.S. pilots h«ve spoiled the balloons— about 12 to IS feet In diameter blocking low-level attacks UPI.
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    The Red Star
    35 1 MOSCOW. Fri A young policeman who was killed after rescuing a Bill from a gang of four idplsts .vas awarded the Order of the Red Star for bravery by the Kremlin today.
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    Lock icon Fiery death for 30
    39 1 SINTRA (Portugal), Fri. More than 90 Portuguese soldiers war burnt to death while tackling jii;ml loivsi fire here hsi nighl after a sudden change of wind cut off their escape, a fireman said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tengku hits at Lee's Rhodesia war call
    205 1 Tengku hits at Lee's Rhodesia war call LONDON, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman today deplored as "destructive" a suggestion by Singapore's Prime .Minister, .Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, that the Khodesian problem could be solved if Rhodesia's Africans launched a Vietconj; type guerilla war. The Malaysian Prime Minister, in a statement issued
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    Lock icon Girl, 16, swims Channel
    50 1 DOVER. Fii— Denize Le Pennec. 16, last night became the youngest British girl ever to swim the English Channel. She scrambled ashore in darkness after having been 20 hours 50 minutes in the water, mmmi breastroke all the way from Cap Gris Nee in France Reuter.
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    Gemini delay
    34 1 CAPE KENNEDY. Prt Th* flight of Oemtni Eleven w«» postponed tndgy «hetrfuel trouble developed in the rocket »htrh w*.v t« launch iwtronautß Charleo Conrtd tnd Richard Gordon In orbit later thu morning
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    Tremors off Straits
    53 1 SYDNEY. Fri. —Shock waves from a major earth disturbance in Indonesia near the Malacca Straits were recorded at the Riverview Observatory today. The first tremors were recorded at 7.23 am and shocks of a force of 65 to 7 on the Richter scale were felt over a
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    RMN patrol foils Straits pirates
    220 1  - RMN patrol foils Straits pirates RUDY BELTRAN B> 1/ U AI, A LUMPUR, Fri Thr timely arrival of a Rnvai Malaysian Navy patrol boat savrd thror Malaysian barter traders from bring robbrri by piratrs of their goods worth more than $15,000 early yesterday. The pirates fled m their speedboat on
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 MARCOS' THREAT MANILA, Fri. President Marcos threatened to flooil local market with sufcar unless prices level off within M hoars. He also planned to seize hourrinl rice if prices go up .lujin I PI.
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      Lock icon Bung's new council a 'Trojan horse'
      127 2 Bung's new council a 'Trojan horse' JAKARTA. Fri. The Students Action Front paper Harian Kami today editorially called the 1 new Council of Honorary Ministers formed by President Soekarno a Trojan horse. 1 he daily s.nri the Presl- dent, by forming a special body to Investigate the case of former
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      Johnson welcomes Chen Yi's 'no clash' pledge
      125 2 Johnson welcomes Chen Yi's 'no clash' pledge %Vashin<;ton rrt President JohnMin last night welcomed a M-.trment attributed to Communist hina's Foreign Minister. Marshal Chen Yi. in which he was reportrd to hive «atd Peking did not want a clash with the S "We are always glad when other nations feel
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      Road to war...
      35 2 Road to war KARACHI Pn Paki.stan has protested to India against the construction of a rood in the dlaput ed Rann of Kulrh area, it was officially stated in the new capital of Islamabad yesterday.
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      Lock icon Hunger strike by 30,000 Red Guards
      341 2 Hunger strike by 30,000 Red Guards TOKYO, Friday \JORE than 30.000 pro-Mao Tse-tung students and teachers from 200 schools have gone on a hunger strike against I he Sian provincial Communist Party committee, it was reported today. A Japanese newsman in Peking said this was reported in a newspaper posted
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      Lock icon 2,000 in Sumatra wait for Mao's ships
      107 2 YAKARTA. Fri. Re »J ports here today said that 2.000 Chinese in North Sumatra were srrking immediate return to Communist China, indicating Indonesia's stepp-ed-up anti-('hine<-e campaign is continuine. Nearly all the Chinese were from the prnfinri.il areas, thr official news agency Antara said.
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      Syria coup bid
      30 2 BEIRUT. Frt. Syrian Primp Minister Youseir Zeayen announced on Damascus Radio early today that a new attempt to overthrow the Syrian regime had i> en (oiled R«ut«r
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      Lock icon Floods: 50,000 homeless
      38 2 MEXICO CITY. Fri. Flood- waters from the swollen Rio Grande River, marking Mexico's border w.th the Uni.'ed Stale*, .ell an estimated ***** homeless today. The prolonged rains also destroyed about 175.000 tons of sugar. Reuier
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      Lock icon Station blaze
      28 2 BARCELONA Pn A fire in »n underßtound railway .station kiilpd rix people and left over 150 injured before it waft put out here last night. Reuter.
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      'HALT BOMBING AS STEP TO PEACE' CALL BY TUC
      275 2 'HALT BOMBING AS STEP TO PEACE' CALL BY TUC BRITISH trade union leaders yesterday called on the U.S. to halt bombing as a step towards peace in Vietnam. The leader* ol the 8.8 million Trade Union Congres commended Britain's Labour Government for Its initiatives in seeking a negotiated peace in
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      Lock icon America's 10 'weak points' in Viet war
      298 2 America's 10 'weak points' in Viet war T«OKYO. Fri. Th« 1 IS has one strong poini in South Vietnam a material superiority but 10 urak points, whereas the Vietnamese peoplt havr 10 strong; point* and only one weak point a lack of equipment. The Hanoi daily Quan Dm Nhan Dan
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      In the mood
      12 3 KY SNAPS POSE OF PRETTY WIFE IN LUXURY PLANE
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      Til kill LBJ'
      61 3 A 27-YEAR-OLD man was Jailed in New York yesterday for three years for threatening the life of President Johnson. wj Oswald Stephen Pick was oa given a five-year sentence tn on the same charge last th May, but this was only a to technical device enabling him
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      Lock icon man gets three years
      175 3 NEW YORK. Fri. I Pick, who pleaded guilty, was arrested la*t March aboard a Wa.shmgton-bound train after he telephoned the F. 8.1, that he planned to kill Mr. Johnson. Federal court Judge Marvin Frankel told Pick before imposing the sent- ence: "The people of a large
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      acts to beat inflation
      162 3 acts to beat inflation Johnson WASHINGTON. Fri President Johnson yesterday announced steps to combat inflation and cool down thp booming, overheated United States economy. One of the steps, which he revealed at a Press conference was a request to Congress to suspend for 16 months t*ie present seven pc»- cent
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      Boiler horror
      30 3 RAWALPINDI. Pn A Britushmade gas boiler exploded minutes after being put into operation in ii textile mill last right, killing fly* persons and lmuring five other persons— UPl
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      Lock icon 1,000 students battle it out on campus
      77 3 BANGKOK. Fri. About 1.000 students of rival faculties of Chulalongkorn University here yesterday fought two pitched battles with knives, sticks and stones, resulting in the injury of 141 students. The cause of the fight was heightened -feelings following a water pole match between
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      Lock icon Alert as Queen opens bridge of anger...
      110 3 Alert as Queen opens bridge of anger... BRISTOL, fri More than 1 MO policemen kept watch for s.ihoit-ur* today when Queen Eliiabeth opened an £8 million bridge linking England and Wales acro<t the swift-flowing River Severn A crowd of 50.00* Britons both English and Welsh watched th* ceremony as police
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      Lock icon Chinese papers banned
      47 3 JAKARTA Prl The Information Minister. Mr. B. M Diah. yesterday ordered a ban on •II Chinesp-languagr newspapers in Indonesia. The Information Ministry would publish one p^pfr In Chinese. :r> be published here and in MTj<n north Sumatra, where large numbers of Chinese live. AP.
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      Bear mauls girl to death
      54 3 PRESCOTT (Arizona), Pri. Phyllis Tremper. 2, was mauled to death by a caged black bear at trailer park near her* yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Duane Kingsbury said the little girl was walk- ing by the cage when the bear reached under the bars which begin six
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      Lock icon 'No' to airlines
      31 3 LONDON. Fri. Britain's Air Transport Licensing Board has rejected an application for fare In- creases by several British airlines because of the Government's wage and prices frees*. Reuter.
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      Ne Win and LBJ talk for an hour
      206 3 Ne Win and LBJ talk for an hour WASHINGTON. Fri. The Chairman of Burma's Revolutionary Council, General Ne Win, and President Johnson conferred for more than an hour at thr White House last night. The 55-year-old Burmese leader met Mr Johnson at 5 pm. in the first of two scheduled
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    Lim: Why new currency will be strong
    717 4 Lim: Why new currency will be strong GINGAPORE. Fn. The Minister for Finance, Mr. Lini I Kirn San, icxhiv pn I soiik' reasons why he believed the new Singapore currency lo be issued after June 12, next year would be strong, notwithstanding any unfavourable balance of trade in the future.
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    Home again, The King joins his people at prayers
    404 5  -  Ahmad Ramli By j they will see a float procession. During their visit, they will also vi.Mt the National Service Training Centre at Seberang Takir, the State- owned oil palm plantation at Sungei Tong. and the National Operations Ruoro at the
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    'Penang Umno Queen
    57 5 I PENANG. Fri. Twenty-five i local Malay beauties will compete for the "Penang Umno Queen' title at the end of the Malaysia i pesta here tomorrow night. Puan Shanfah Rodz.ah. wife ot Tengku Abdul Rahman. will crown the "Queen." w ho will alto 1 receive a prize
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    Seeking degree in London
    57 5 MUAR Fr: A re»eajch a*M.sunt in the Nanyang Univer- i .siiy. Singapore- Mr. Shee Kok i Lionc 29. will leave for Loi:uun tomorrow to study for a Master > of Arts degree in political science.. Mr. Shee. of Pant Jan a. sewn miles from here, will
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    Information sought on RAF base
    95 5 CINGAPORE, Fn. Plt.^t. N Shorrick. of the Education Wing of the Royal Air Force who us planning to compile an official hi&torv of the air station at Select h appealing (or contributions from people who know anything about the base before, durum or after 'he
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    Sinatra's son to sing in Singapore
    128 5 Sinatra's son to sing in Singapore CIM.APORE. tri. Frank Sinatra Jr. will be in Singapore later thix month for a performance with the Tommy Dorse* band. The show will be at the National Theatre on Sept. 20 and is being organised by Joseph Enrika International Productions and sponsored by Coty.
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    U.A.R. official on visit
    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Director of Afro-Asian Affaire lof the United /kab Republic, Mr. Mahamnwd Fayek. will arrive i here tomorrow for a three-day visit. Dunne hk> stay he will be entertained to lunch by the Mnviner of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Haji Mohimed Chaj /ah bin
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    Cyclist killed
    42 5 i BATU GAJAH. Fri A woman cyclist. Fong Lei Kuecn. 24. was i killed yesterday when she was in--1 volved in a collision with a taxi |at Simpang Jalan Abdullah, near here. She died while being taken I to hospital.
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    Senu hits at the rift between govt officials and party men
    170 5 Senu hits at the rift between govt officials and party men JOHOHE BAHRU, Friday. rpHE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, A Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said last night that certain projects could not be successfully implemented because of iack of co-operation and understanding between government officers and 1 party
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    Local firm gets $2m order for prefab timber
    197 5 Local firm gets $2m order for prefab timber LUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— New Guinea, whose main industry is timber, is to buy more than $2 million worth of pre-fabneat-ed wood components of houses from Malaysia. The order is for 520 hoLu rs for th* New Guinea Housing Administration. Disclosing detail? of
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    Art teachers' exhibition
    70 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Thirty-four art teachers will stage in exhibition oi 82 sketches. all depicting the same theme, at the Samat Art Gallery here from Tuesday to Sept. 29. The teachers- from the Specialist Teachers' Training Institute. Cheras Road, toured the Ea*t Coast in July this year
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    Radio man off to London
    42 5 The head of the schools broad- > i casting section. Radio Malaysia. Ir.che Mokhtar bin Daud. today left for London for a six-month course oo schools broadcasting. The course is organised by the BBC under the Colombo Plan.
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    Esso men go on course
    51 5 Esso men go on course KOALA LCMPUR. Fn— Three executives of Esso Standard i Malaya) Ltd. will leave bere on Sunday for a two- week course on refinery economics at the Esso training centre in Bangkok. They are Mr. Gregory Yin Mr. Low Chun Seng and Mr. Allan Klioo Kirn
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      255 5 Straits Times Crossword ■H bIbV aW aH ~iH Bf^l bm^i iLHLiBaLIM Wm HH ACMM rilrecLlon 7. Flower arrangement*; open to 6. Begin to Jump? <s>. the tnd or July 11. Successes gained with ne« 8. Tent quite adequate (or five Instant meat ill' '9>. 13. One soldier In the middle
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    Powder keg, Seeni warns
    321 6 Powder keg, Seeni warns HAS OLE THE SARAWAK ISSLE WITH CARE... IPOH. Friday n Sarawak Mr. SfebivaJMam aau< 1 The on-\ so.uiiun in Keeping *ith democracy and the rule ot 1?* v a.s to have an ltnmediats. »ti»tml election In Xl ALA 1.1.MPl K. two Opposition party leaders urged :he
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    First anniversary
    24 6 KAJANG. Fn. The Kajan* Hokum Association celebrated its first anniversary v h a dinner 's premise* in Sungei Chua Road h«re yesterday.
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    Malaysia's envoy to Pakistan now being chosen
    193 6 Malaysia's envoy to Pakistan now being chosen k ALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Government Is in the process of choosing a High Commissioner to Pakistan following the resumption of diplomatic relations between the two countries yester- day. Although official* of the Ministry of foreign Affairs could not *.>\ When the two
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    Tie pin present for Senu
    80 6 IMF. Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, wearing a Vrp.tlesr cap. being presented with a tie pin h T Mr K H. Bajrathar.va. publicity organiser of the Nepal-Malaysia Friendship Association at the Minister's office in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Ba.jrachar.va in 1
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    TV set stolen
    31 6 PENANG. Fn A $400 TV Set. I 11 bottlM of liquor and a v.r.ii were reported stolen from the house of n Telecoms officer .n Lahat Road yesterday.
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    Singapore, Norway sign tax pact
    128 6 AN agreement slyned in Singapore today for the avoidance of double taxation between Singapore and Norway will continue Indefinitely unless notice of termination is given in accordance with international practice In the first Instance, it will be effective for a minimum period of three years.
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    PHYTOPTHORA AIR WAR GOES ON IN KEDAH
    200 6 PHYTOPTHORA AIR WAR GOES ON IN KEDAH 4 ERIAL spraying of fungicide was again carried **out yesterday on rubber trees on Pulau Langkawi. where the rare disease, phytopthora, has stricken over 300 acres of rubber land. The spraying, the second rtnee the disease was dis- MWtWi in July, wa.s undertaken
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    Umno course
    34 6 PENANG Fn.— About 12 umno members trom 40 branches of the Norih Province Wellesley Division v ill attend a full day political cour.se a 1 Butter* 01th Umnno House on Sept. 24.
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    Family planning NOT against Islam
    207 6  - Family planning NOT against Islam ABUL FAZIL EGYPTIAN EXPERTS' M.IWH'T B, CINGAPORE. Fri. 0 Two Egyptian family planning experts today .stn that no asppc-t> Singapore s family planning proßrainm*encroached on the Islamic religion in any way. Or. Ahmad Hanafl Mahmoud. of Cairo University, and Dr. Mohammed Helmy Wahdan. of Alexandria
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    13 stamps to be invalid
    69 6 13 stamps to be invalid l/UALA LUMPUR. Til K;i\rn Johore .stamp* 1 between 1949 and ..iid two rommemoralamp* issued la i960 win be invalid for postage revenue purpose* from Nov. l. at :n ruination* of tha nna l.mu.ng from It, bem' the portrtu r Ibrahim. 'rfmna. issued the IntarUioups Natu.il
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    Merbok singing competition
    38 6 PENANO 1 mil Imld its .spec!. lnt[ contest Ofl Hi 1 paii<«iii{ on Sept. 18 Horn 7.45 a.m U> 1?. JO D.in Trophies and certificates will M a».ii-deci to the nrsi. second and trnrci p
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    Lock icon Sardon in Brussels
    42 6 I BRUSSELS Fn M 1 Minister of Transport Tan Bri SHrcion b;i H.<.: Jubir. arrivrd 1 here ycitciday trom West Ger-■•-rrr-drfy is>it aimrd at ralaii foe Belgian mvf.stmri Belgiax 1 nRIc-i.il Si'ici. H' lr^\es lor Parii lon Sunday. AP.
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    Advance party set for take-off...
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    187 7 IPOH. Friday IBUI'T 110 ofiiters and men of the Mh Bn Kojal >lala> Kiciment. were pi\en an emotional l.ircnell b> »nfv children and relatives at the airport here this mornmii when they left in three Koyal Mataytian \ir lorif planes for Sarawak. The officers and men comprised the advance part>
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    TEN AFROASIAN COUNTRIES TO ATTEND SEMINAR
    116 7 LUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Malaysia has invited 18 Afroi countries to attend a development seminar here from J4 to Nov. 4. L).M-..jji;iig ;h.s last night oa hU return to Kuala 1 impur aft^r a tour of th« \fro- Asian countnes, the Director of the newlyestablished
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    Barisan blast at union law
    54 7 MM. \PuHI 1-1 1 Bt.--..d H tullv supporiecl '.he Irti-wmn v: me tfgt itjßlMl the obnoMo.i- Trade Union.- (Amendrnem 1966" p.is.-ed i^- HarIn statemt'nt. Hie party con[irmntii unat it called the •blatani nipt t,, iirnv workers ol union* 01 their >Mic ml ircetlom o! otKanissoo.se
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    Ghazali for food conference
    80 7 KUALA 1 IMI'I I: I-:. lh< Minister oi Atriculiure .md c<>-npei-jitne.-. Hh.ii Mnh.iiurd Ohazau bin H.iu J.i .ii. will \t-A\e iipre lor Seoul on Monday to at'end the eighth Food and AKiuultur.il Or n regional conference for Asia and the Pai Bast, wcmnins on Sept 15.
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    'I was stunned when told I had killed'
    452 7 MALACCA. Friday. /^ORPOKAL Yeo Chai Stng. 43. standing trial in thy' High Court here on three counts of murder. said today he could see no reason why he should kill three people with whom he was on very friendly terms. Ypo, of
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    Three accused of $39,792 fraud
    206 7 Three accused of $39,792 fraud SINGAPORE. Fn Hup and Cv '$:;,560i. iJuns Scim and Co iS3.U4'3>. Ap 11 10-' l ii... C r v on turn I'd ..S2.<jsl' Harper 011--niian and Co. <$2..i61> too Wee and Co. < 52.328 Heap Hoe and Co 'Sl.34U'. J L Morison Son*, and Jone.s
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    FOUR THUGS ASSAULT AND ROB PRINTER
    78 7 fIINCAPOtI Kri A printer. (lion;: Kirn Sin;, v.is .ts>aullt*(l .tnd robbed of UN and a uatth unrili Mill b> four men in baiklanr nil >I.ui<lc Kn.id hnl <\rninc I'hc cans had fortcd thrm■ttvti into Chons'b car as .1 Mopped at prdcMri.tn mi>Mns .it Jalan
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    Big hunt still on for two 'dangerous' men
    189 7 Big hunt still on for two 'dangerous' men Frl. Two wanted men, Lim Ban Lim and Shien Chen Hin who shot a detective at the Odeon Theatre In North Bridge Road on Wednesday, were still at large today In spite of an intense police search for them. Squads of policemen
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    A-Go-Gos from Hong Kong
    57 7 SINGAPORE Pri. Thf holdors of Ihe titles Mr A-Go-Go Hone Kouk .uvi Mi-- A-00-Uo Hong KotiK. Mr C F. Ting a: Mfca lienp Ryder will ilv lnio Sin. 1 uaijorf on Sunday 10 »pp*«r In person in I'oniunc'ion with a Him "Youth A-Go-Go" to be .vreened
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    Court told of 'stars' in officer's diary
    422 8 DIVORCE CASE SINGAPORE, Friday. I'HISOX ollini. suiii", his wife lor divorce on groundi of rruefty, today denied mivjgrstiuns Ihal he hud subnequently been intimate with her. and had thus condoned her alleged acts of cruelty. Henry Eugene Yong. principal prison officer of the
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    Driving tests: Questions by an MP
    85 8 SINGAPORE Fri Have applltai.ts lvi drtvlag licences a .say a.s to who should be their tester.' This question li being asked by Mr Sim Boon Woo. ;t Member of Parliament, in a query for the next sitting of Parliament Mi Sim asks if ihe
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    New market opens soon
    54 8 SINGAPORE Fri— A total of 174 sta'ls and open pitches ai the Bukti Ho S-.ve* P!.ase IV Mhrket weif allotted to 500 applicaiu. T'k P<.litlial Secret iry o tl»e Mkimiv of Health. Mr Cho. Yoke Eri,:. si;pei\i.>ed the oallo:--i:.i{ Tli" new iiarket ".ill L>e open for
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    NOW MORE FIRMS SEEK EDB LOANS
    161 8 SINGAPORE. Fri Many small industrial establishments In Singapore are now taking advantage of the $3 million loans scheme operated by ti.e Light Industries Service of the Economic Development Board Disclosing this today. Mr. H. M. Sithawalla. head of the LIS. >aid he was get-
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    Three rob a salesman of cash, car
    93 8 SINGAPORE Fn Three armed men robbed a salesman. Tan Tor Tee. 25. of $2,496 in cash. and also stole his car at the 8\ mile. Upper Changl Road yesterday afternoon. The robbers, driving a car with false number plates, cut into Tan path.
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    Charity film show
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Fri The Prophet Mohammad's Bnthdax Memorial Scholarship Fund Board ha.s organised a charity premiere of nn Egyptian film "Rabaa r. Adawevaa" at. the Galaxy Cinema at 8 pm on Oct. 5.
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    Union dinner
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Fri The Singapore Interpreters' Union will hole its annual dinner at the Tal Thorn Restaurant In the Uay World Geylang. at 730 pm tomorrow
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    Market talks
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Fi! The Siii^h;xi;p InsUtut* of Management lias orftanlsed a two-day .seimnai on market reseanh for manage). s and executl\es The seminar will be held bi the Shell Theatrette. Coll- yer W'.iay. on Sept 15 and lfi
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    Dara here for fights and filming
    177 8 Dara here for fights and filming SINGAPORE. Kri Ihe wrll known Indian film star and wrestler. Mr Dara Singh. n>u into Sincaporr today to take part in a few reeling bouts and to shoot some background scenes for a film he is making The »>ft. -Jinv .'4O Ib star, who
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    Farewell dinner
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Fii-A iamr*D ainiier in hct;our of the Political Liaison Secretary to tlie Ministry of Culture. Inche Ghazali ismall. was held ai the People's A.v>ociat!oi. headquarters thi.s evening
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    Call to PUB: Halt contract work
    314 8 SINGAPORE. Friday rpHE Public Daily-Rated Gas Workers' Union has urged the Public Utilities Board to abolish forthwith all contract work given by the Gas Department. It said that, alternatively, the Board could transfer all the daily-rated workers to other Government departments and give the
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    Trade talks: Cambodia calls for joint ventures
    269 8 Trade talks: Cambodia calls for joint ventures (MNGAPOIUE. h talks between Cambodia and Sing] on economic and trade relations be^n today. the Finance Mil Mr Lim Kirn San. told the opening that Singapore hoped to build a relationship with Cambodia that would Klvp both selfrespect as wrll ax mutual benefits.
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    Union dance postponed
    58 8 SINGAPORE Fn-A Sepirmfi s Mix" social ami dance -(hauled jo be held at ihf \l. 'on* lemorial Hall tomorrow nlgni. been poetponed to Or I Official!, of Pioneer Industrie* niployee* Union who organised le function said that the Mlnistrr f Culture had r#quewe<! the u«« f the
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      172 8 Alloy O*p By V.T. If«tm/«M L^ 7 MCXJ KNOW. POC, I ACTUALLY \<y COURSE HE I I ..THERE'S A ..HEROISM MORE OFTEN TWAN TWINK YOU'VE BEEN HE'S QUITE A 15... ITTS JUST PTFEREMCE. NOT IS FOOLHATOV BRAVERY IB V UNDERSELLIK*S OOP COURAGEOUS I THAT HE^S NOT YOU kNOW... SELDOM IF
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    415 9 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE AFTER the Vi.t rrinh Com muniirs crushed the Kench at Dien Bicn Phu in 1954 and the Treaty of Geneva split Vietnam, about 600.000 refugees from Communist rule began pouring over the border into South Vietnam. As they passed, 10.000 at a time, through a refugee
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    America's first hero in Vietnam
    1215 9 TOM DOOLEY-ORGANISING GENIUS, IDEALIST, MARTYR inn and somehow got Into her dressing room. The next day when Hildegarde arrived at the hospital the commanding officer hurried down to meet her and volunteered to escort her round the wards. "Oh no." said the singer. "My appointment
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    DEATHS
    111 10 MR CMS! PINO SOON. «».'..t Kooa Pah. paaaad a«a» paonfuin a' No 17. Jatna SMnaaan* o« li.nnim Road «m«np»r» at aSB paa oa Thuraalav «S. IMB Cortege leavina for Kidndarl i i i m on Batyraar 10* ISM PAUL (Ml( PENO SOON. Of 17 aaSJSa BS)M paaoad a»ay paacvfally
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    CONDOLENCE
    24 10 .•a H...1. Hi Hmwuaj ■II MING ELECTRICAL COMPANY aTMBaa o Raaaaaa out mhihi ranaolen<>> tv frank Chan* and d»a'h of their neloved ii>ther
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    90 10 it *»rli SIS iHimimuimt kirn gfeaao. aa Moaao, PMaMvas and Knat for th* *r kind attendancea. ment aaoSa paaaSk, meaaagea of and donationa m thoir Ti^nt THE FAMILY M KM late Mr r C :-««tor« aor »ty id»r« nd« »nrt attSSSMS for BBSS! r hi arrolli and herea\ ement
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    161 10 i» Rnrrfi tls iVimimnmt COCKPIT HOTELS RIMTTAFtL l« aerved Saturday and Sunday Ijin I Keaenatinna A HILDA S SHOPPING CSNTRI knatf. I«h Street No-- O> awoa— «ho.« and reatlM Hitrn Tel HSM pore ROLAND'S It a a Kahu o,j. m.nn for rhanginv ne« haimtyien: Viait Ruand* > »n<|ue l"ari«
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  • The Straits Times Saturday. September 10, 1966
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      Voting In Vietnam
      646 10 Theie must be almost us many opinions of the value of Sunday's elections in South Vietnam as there are candidates. But the best testimony of their purpose is terrorist Vietcong opposition, the campaign to block any si/eablr vote and the grenades whirh have bern tossed so democratically
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      Good Response
      309 10 More than half the 18 countries invited to the Malaysian Centre for Development Studies' first seminar next month have accepted and mon- have yet time to do so. Inch* Saad bin Walad, the centre's director just back from a 35-day tour which took him to 18 countries, reports
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      Ningkan Gag
      225 10 There is stalemate in Sarawak. With the Speaker's reported decision that he cannot convene the Council Negri, and with the Governor bound to accept the advice of the Supreme Council (Dato Ningkan's Cabinet), there is no possibility of the legislature being able to resolve the immediate problem. It
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    The hunt for Conrad's ord Jim
    1406 10  - The hunt for Conrad's ord Jim JERRY ALLEN THE STRAITS TIMES LIBRARY SOLVES A LITERARY MYSTERY by Author of The Thunder and the Sunshine, The Sea Years of Joseph Conrad. The Adventures of Mark Twain. \IR. ALLINGTON KEN- NARD In his review of Conrad s Eastern World by Norman Bherry
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    WAKING UP VIETNAM'S VOTERS
    771 10  -  WARD JUST The accent is on inflation by THE Vietnamese election campaign began to come alive as it entered its final week. The great mass of the public, by the most reliable estimate had been indifferent or apathetic. Then the atmosphere changed, in part owing to
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      540 10 SiraKt r.am I lain «a.l aai aw* to «aaa»i cone iTosafci w«« Swttava Ixiiimm Smbi COte tTCHlaftf MAMCHII Baa* •»•••< Saw citt see* sreef its fj*/ajasT4a#«jt#*> M#asej*> CfletfMV 9V99 -ao»<T > Sa m, a^BßaSkSl SBaTSB»»S«BJBW^ •ISSSB'SI. BB«B^BB| HIHIIM STOtl l«lt Vo— CIMMMI IM v M V aiTNAIAM* a CO. in
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      17 10 hi mm BNto avMissai stti Hi PEKING Om+my,(S)Ljd M 4 aZ. Ma** BnA*. Baa«. Ilipw —It: *****.
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    $ 1 m prizes in S'pore lottery
    338 11  - 1 m prizes in S'pore lottery ABUL FAZIL: By Profits will go to help sports development and social welfare gINGAPORE will have its own social welfare lottery by December. Known as The Singapore Sweep," the lottery will be totally managed by the Singapore Turf Club, but the profits will ro
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    All clear from Tanjong Priok
    117 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. 13 TanJonß Prlok harbour in Java the largest Indo nesian port has already opened its doors to vessels flying the Singapore flag. This was disclosed today by sources close to the 17--man Indonesian technical mission now In Singapore. They said that arrangements had
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    Bulgarian ship in Singapore
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Bulgarian ship Plovdiv is now in the eastern anchorage of Singapore harbour after loading rubber from Malacca She is expected to be here for a few days to load Singapore-manu-factured goods-
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    Chain snatch
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Fri— A girl, K V'ljaya. 18. had her 1120 gold chain wrenched from her neck by a man while she was washing clothes a public tap at the 12th mile Woodlands Road, yesterday.
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    RAF to the rescue
    73 11 SINGAPORE. Ftl. A RAF. Beverley air•raft left Seletar today Mr Vientiane, In Laos, to ild flood victims. The aircraft carried a rubber boat for flood rescue, two water purifying units, portable houses and more than a ton of rations. Earlier this week, two other R.A.F. aircraft
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    Narcissus Queen' leaves for Bangkok
    93 11 Narcissus Queen' leaves for Bangkok SINGAPORE. Fri. Shapely I.vannanne Sue Jin Moo, Hawaii's Narcissus Queen" this year, left for Bangkok today spending a "smashing time" sightseeing and shopping in Singapore. Lyannanne, 18. is secondyear arts student at the University of Hawaii. Her ambition i> to become a fashion designer. A
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    174 killed on S'pore roads in eight months
    99 11 174 killed on S'pore roads in eight months SI N G A PORF. Fri.— Singapore road accidents took a total of 174 livrs in the first eight months of the year- tZ more th.in the corresponding period last year. These figures were given by the pnlire today as a prelude
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    Lunch for Indon journalists
    43 11 1 KUANTAN. Fri The Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Yahaya bin Mohamed Sen today enterta.ned five vi.Mting Ir.done.vian Journalist* to lunch at his residence at Telok Chempedak here. Dato Yahaya later presented each of the journalists with a pen
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    Divorcee tells how she lent $8,100 for dice game
    404 11 Divorcee tells how she lent $8,100 for dice game MAN IS CHARGED WITH CHEATING WOMAN |(UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 27-year-old divorcee told the Sessions Court here today how a man borrowed a sum of $8,100 from her and her former husband and lost it in a game of dice within
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    Two Red danger spots in Malaysia
    114 11 TPOH. Fri. The Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, today named two danger spots In Malaysia where the Communists were waiting for a chance to create chaos Declaring open a new 6100.000 police station in Bersla, near Orik. he warned that there
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    Visitor from Jamaica
    36 11 PENANO. Fn. The President of the Jamaica Teacher*' Association. Mr. DC. Gascoigne. will arrive here on Sept. 14 on a four-day vl»it sponsored by the World Confederation of Organisation* of the Teaching Profession
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    William Lines may start S'pore service
    77 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. A Philippines shipping line, William Lines Inc., may extend Its services to Singapore. Mr. Victor S. Cniongoian. vice-president of the line, who flew into Singapore la.si night, said: "I will be having talks with my agents here on the possibility of extending
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    No licence, so four Indon traders are fined
    123 11 pENANG. r ri. Four Indonesians who wanted to resume trading with this i country were fined 1 $1,980 each by the Sessions Court today for carrying and importing prohibited goods coffee seeds and rubber sheets in a sailing boat without a licence.
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    'Graduation' ceremony
    56 11 SINGAPOKE fri A total or 58 MnlavM-n Airways trainees will ne presented «it.h certificates of attendance by the Singapore Vocational Institute a prenentation ceremony tomorrow morning The trainees have completed a special course in mechanic a] en. Bineering practice as part of a 1 programme aimed at training
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    Special Umno meeting
    42 11 BINOAPORE Fri The porttlon of Singapore Umno in independent Sirgapore and a possible reorganisation of the party is M be discus-sed at a meeting of about 100 branch officials of the party's Eas' Division at Umno Houfe on Sunday
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      803 11 T V MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Koala Lumpur, > Tamil; 6.10 Hector Heathcote: Penanc 6 Ipoh. Malacca; 3. 6.36 Dennis the Menace It Johore Bahrti; 4 Taipini; Wilson sleeps out; 7.00 News 7 Batu Pahat: 9 Kluan*. in English. 7.10 Focus; 7.35 3.00 P.M.: Opening and pro- Get Smart: 8.00 News
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      Testing the loyalty of a teacher
      216 12 TEACHERS as a body have never shown any disloyalty f o the King and the country as the record proves. The success of any national o~ state celebration has to a great extent been dependent on the efforts of teachers What proportion of office-workers,
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      SHAKESPEARE ON TV
      102 12 PR a year and a half, we Filth Formers have been waiting in vain for the 'Twelfth Night' to be televised. Showing it will benefit thousands of us who are studying thi.s book for the Senior Cambridge examination. English Literature paper. Shakespeare's 'Midsummer Night's Dream. "As you
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      WEEVILS, KAJANGS TRAFFIC HAZARD
      78 12 WEEVILS, KAJANGS TRAFFIC HAZARD THF Ministry of Commerce a 4 Industry has a rice godown in Kajang Now there is a plagve of weevils in the town. Thrre must be nouie explanation or Mittrthing wrong with the storage for so many of the insects to thrive and spread to the
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      No parking
      61 12 RECENTLY on a visit to Singapore I dropped In at the Woodland shopping centre, parking my car near the roadside where a row of stores Is situated and I was immediately charged by the Police with a parking offence. This seems unfair because there were no "no parking
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      Dirty beach
      49 12 THE state of the beach at Bedok (Singapore) is nothing short of disgusting. It Is covered In a mixture of rubbish including cork, old cans, broken g.a.ss. old shoes and pools of tar. Recently I saw a dead dog and a dead fowl on It. DISTURBED Singapore
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      Phone call
      104 12 A public phone should be set up In Batu Berendam where the Fish Culture Research Station, Siong Hoe Biscuit Factory and Radio Malaysia are situated. There is a phone at the Malacca aerodrome but it is inside the aerodrome canteen. This phone cannot be used after 6.30 p.m.
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      The wages and work of shop assistants
      343 12 The wages and work of shop assistants YOUR l««d«r of August 27 commented on evuionx by certain employers of provisions of the Wages Regulation Order in respect of shop assistant*. With a limited Inspectoral force It has not yet been possible 'o visit every shop but In the lut two
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      The case for protecting a local industry
      238 12 I refer to the report (S.T. Sept. 1) on the <ncrease in duty on conaensed milk imported Into Singapore. You will appreciate that the imposition of t: riff duties by a country is aimed only to protect its own industries. The import duties
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      Hawkers
      66 12 REGARDING complaints about the hawkers' sheds at the 6th milestone Bukit Tlmah Road, nearlng Fifth Avenue, these are occupying the broad side -table of the road and do not obstruct traffic along Bukit Tlmah Road. However, steps will be taken to remove them when It it considered necessary to
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      Driven away
      49 12 I had intended to spend two days in G*vlang with relatives in Lor-jng Awan?. bit mosquitoe*,. the right of litter In huge mounds and the foul smell drove me away. The only time I can recall seeing similar neulect was during the JaLanene regime. STILNG Koala Lumpur
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    Lock icon Tengku's brainwave to break deadlock in Rhodesia
    461 13 Tengku's brainwave to break deadlock in Rhodesia Premiers told to send Commonwealth mission LONDON, Friday. MALAYSIA yesterday asked Commonwealth leaders to consider sending a Commonwealth mission to Rhodesia to' try to find some way out of the independence deadlock. Tengku Abdul Rahman put the suggestion to the 22-nation Commonwealth conference
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    MAL and Garuda await 'go' to resume flights
    226 13 GRADUAL steps are now beiim taken to lr.storr thf air service between Singapore and Jakarta. Malaysian Airways and i Garuda Airways are now golnt thead with preparato resume .service-. broken off in September, 1»63. at the he.ght of confrontation. Both airlines are
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    $100,000 airlift to Saigon
    63 13 $1 00,000 airlift to Saigon CINGAPORE. Fri. A second consignment of Singapore goods, valued at more than $100,000. was airlifted to Saigon today by a chartered Air Vietnam flight. The cargo, weighing 17,000 lb. was jointly sent by Gulhrie and Co., and Far East Enterprise, for consignees in South Vietnam.
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    Trade fair visit
    30 13 PENANG Fri.— The Penang Mai lav Chamber of Commerce last mgnt decided to organise a group to visit the International Trade 1 Fair in Bangkok in December.
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    Lock icon Paper hits at Lee's Invitation to murder'
    153 13 Paper hits at Lee's Invitation to murder' ONDON. Fri— The Daily 4 Express said today that Singapore* Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. bid issued "an invitation to murder" by saying that if black Rhodesians could constitute a Vietconf their independence problem would be solved, 'he rifhtwing newspaper, commenting in
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    Lock icon Bangkok accord on joint ventures
    137 13 Bangkok accord on joint ventures UANGKOK. Fri.— The first session of the Asian Industrial Development Council studied 12 industrial projects during their sixday meeting which ended here yesterday. Many of the 19 nations at the meeting showed ln- tprest in co-operating in these projects, a statement Issued at the end
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    111,500 cars in S'pore
    29 13 SINGAPORE, Kn.— Private cam .n Singapore totalled nearly 111.500 at the end of last month —an increase of about 7.000 in the last eight months.
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    DAP branch
    33 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Thf chairman of the Democratic Action Party. Dr. Chen Man Hin. will officially open the party's Kual* Lumpur Drancb at '35 Julan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here on Sunday.
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    Double padi, double tax
    65 13 KANGAR. fri. Farmers in Ferli«> who are encased in padi double cropping may in future have tn pay their "zakat" (religious tithes) twice a rear. Trm new basis of collection will be di*cus«*ed by the State Zakat and Fitrah Committee at H» next mer tint on
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    Rubber Market at new low level
    316 16 THE prevalent downward trend "wa* accentuated during the week to brtn» the local Rubber Market to yet another recent low of 60 cents for current month although only Isolated business took Place at that level. Mate H.C.B. a Co. Ltd. in their current review.
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    122 16 MELBOURNE. Prl. INDUSTRIALS continued to ease in quiet trading today. BKP i was down 6 cents to 50.94 Base mei;-.l& were barely ueady. with Renison down 5 cents to $7 30 Oils were bteady. Today s closing prices in Australian dollars and cents with Tdursoay s prices in
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    RUBBER PRICES
    259 16 SJl.l'l r MBI K ti.vi (rude rubber fob buvrrs closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore >esterda7 at wt% cents per lb. down one rent on Thursday's i lomih level for the position. The tone was quiet after easier. B.A.S. and M.R.K. closing price* in cents
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    57 16 TNI MmMM Banht in Malay- sift mtrtt th#fto (han^f* id ih ratrs to merchants yotrrday < all rates to I (100): Umtse Stataa: huyin* TT 3J|, air- mall OD 3?: 9U d at. 33t credit hills, 332 trade hills l.llrnt TT H 00 rsady: Unitad Stales 3?;- twitisrland
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 Sept. 9. RUBBER PRICE: 59 J cents (down one cent). TIN: 5606.50 (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 185 tons (down 15 tons).
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    FEATURELESS DAY AGAIN ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    848 16 From Our Market Correspondent rr sunk Exchange yesterday was again featureless with both buyers and sellers reluctant to deal. Industrials had a minor rally in thr morning aftrr which thr market became quiet. This was rrgarded as a small technical rraction aftrr the srll
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan St«ok Indices Sept. K. Srpt. Industrials: 5j.39 .<<.">.::[ 1 n>-: 107.; 107.4-! rubbers: 111...S 111.16 Dec. 30. 19tO *****. Dec. !9, 19t>' IUO.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    837 16 DISINESS in ;.nd npurird to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur traoin; room*, of the Mock E\rhan(r .vesteiday with the number of kbares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boutlsad (3.U00) SI. OI. (l.UOO> |1. 50. (3.000) 5i. 62; C CM. (S.UOO> 51.42. D. (3.0U0) 51.40. 115.000) 51. 41
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    104 16 S > tZ^jrmZZmf'JSmT'Z?, cor R.W, li Sar.dra 0 Uutog Ana H.W. 4 Ko^'rina 10/11. Rhexenor 13 l«. Kenin^uu L' 3 .'I, Casoo 30. j Beovcoue 30 3ti Kconur 40/41. and I tlpeuor 44. PORT IWITTENHAM Wharf Berths: Raja Brook. Rajula, frVm^ate, U'lvDavrnturm. New Wharf Berths: Benattow. Star
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    29 16 •raa. gin- ltd a: j I7| lor TT. and 1 T«| lor cash. I Ittilmi nan quolrii at 16.06 lal 1 «ne tssl af |tld at 2««l.
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    Straits tin down with bids at lower levels
    395 16 THE Straits tin price fell yesterday by 50 cents to Sbot>.so on an offerine estimated down 15 tons to 185 tons. The price in London on Thurxday afternoon had appreciated by v: 1 a ton. but support locally yesterday was only reported
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      1419 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I TENDERS KEKOSONGAN JAWATAN2 MEMfELAWA TENDER KERAJAAN Tender* from PW D DID PERMINTAAN2 ada-lah <B- »IU be jemput dartpada Waxga Nesjara received at the office of the Majll> Persekutuan dan darlpada Pasja- B. ndar n Seremb«n up lo 12 00 mala yanc berkhidmat aekarang loon M th Septembe!
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      Tan Joe Hock to test our doubles power
      1278 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL L-. OPEN BADMINTON I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The strategic first moves for next years Thomas Cup badminton final rounds in Jakarta are on. This is clear from the strong international entry for the Malaysian open championships at Seremban next weekend. Tan
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      Yee Khan out of Malaysia team Thailand
      332 18  - Yee Khan out of Malaysia team Thailand M RAHMAN CHANGES IN BADMINTON INTERNATIONAL LINE-UP By jyjENTAKAB, Fri. Malaysia will be without AU-Kngland doubles champion Tan Yee Khan when they meet Thailand in the two-day international badminton match which begins here tomorrow night. Yee Khan did not join the team at
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      58 18 TWO ARMS reach upward*, but only on* it aimed at the kail it betaigt to ArMital gotlkcepar Furnell The other arm i« that of Tottenham Hottpur out (id* left Cliff |onet (centre). On the right it Court. Hie Arteital right-beck. This wit the Firet Divisie* match at White Hart Lane,
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      57 18 RIGGER blter-Govt. Services (Ipohl: Perak 9 (2 tries, penalty) Kedah 5 goal i. sort kr Taiping IfIMMM Thena\an Youth* 6 mr 0 Friendly 'N Tebah. N rrbal Selection 3 RAAF B worth 3. ■OCBR I. Perak Div. 1 (T AnsonK DTC 4 Dew RC 3. VOLLKYBAIX Ml< (up «T(t
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      Join the sporting event of the year!
      113 18 Join the sporting event of the year! VO'.I have ten day* lt»ft to entpr for th* sporting t»vt*r>t ni the year the 10ft* Malay Mail Big Walk —to fc>« held in Sin gapore on Oct 2 Hundred* have alr-^^v signed up for the Pig Walk hut there must be hundreds
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      Revenge for Japanese Koura
      121 18 Revenge for Japanese Koura SINOAPORK. Fri J»paa beat Indonesia 3-0 in r..--hibl'ion lawn trnnis m»t<•he^ on thr Padang Imm lortay. Takeshi Koura of Japan nvrnged h^ rir|Pn' by DlkO Moerdono in the Malaysian Open Smen s Single* final at Ipoh recently by beating the Indonesian 1 6-0 today. In the
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      Eliminations
      54 18 IPOH. Fri. Result* of elimination round matches in the men's singles of the fVrak open badminton championships Ix^t night: l*e Kam Wah bt Xavi^r Loo 15-2. 15-2: Ooi Kirn Seng hi Chan Ah Chvr 15-4. 1«-14. Hew Kok Onn hi Chan Pli»ong Hin^ I.VII 15-10. A» Tr rx. Teoh
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      MHF TRAINING
      46 18 Kt'AI.A I.I'MPUR. FYI Ma. laysian Hockry Federation tt» retarv G. Viuanathan MHMunced today that the second phas«> of centralised training for the Asian Games squad will begin on srpt I 19 at Batu Cantonment Original I v it was scheduled to begin on Monday
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      SPORTS DIARY
      94 18 ATHLETICS Perak Indian schools meet (Anderson Sen. grd. Ipoh. 2 pm i. BADMINTON International: Malaysia v Thailand Chung Wah Sch. c«urt«. Mentakab. 7.30 pm i. Rahman Cup: Sgor Malays v Prnang Malaya Kajangi. 1.. Perak rhampionthipa > MBS T. Alison*. CRICKr.T MR Shirld North Malays v Sou'li Mala\s
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      472 18 TENDERS LEMBAGA LETKIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU IMIKKI PI lON <» mm iKinn m rri v IN K« \K lIWIKT to ee<rr le b»bmti the high MkWDM Ml CHI in U>e whole of Urn dlatrtrt are heretov u.furaned Uutt mere mil be •a Inurrupuoo of EJeitrlclty aupply liun iW am Is
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      896 19  -  Epsom Jeep RACING •y PON Fri The Kinus van Breukplen l>s Coles partnership is strong! 1 tipped to •core another Gold Vase triumph with Top Honour on Sunday. übo rode Frasr r s Hill to has picked Top Honour his mount from the loca.
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      IPOH—3rd day
      1064 19 IPOH 3rd day Race 1—2.0 Class 4 Div 2 (55.200) 6f 1 ***** JOHORt a (Malayan Glass* Rodgers S 9.0 (SFi 12 81 Forest Law g (Buttti Daniels 4 89 (F) Pretty is 3 ***** Pin High a (Kongsl Umm Rodgers 9 8 7 IF) Coles 13 4 ***** Preciou*
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      COINC FORECAST. Cood Race 8—6.05 Class 4 Div 3 ($5,200) 6f
      215 19 COINC FORECAST. Cood Race 8—6.05 Class 4 Div 3 ($5,200) 6f 1 006J DEAR CARLO g (Jewell DanleU 4 9.0 (SF) Fretly 14 2 ***** Klntflt g <TH Teo) Rodgers 3 9 0 (F) Nelson 7 3 7 Oriental Pearl (Chly*t> Ahmad 4 8.13 "Suid 17 4 ***** Legis Laas
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      KL RACING SCHEDULE
      78 19 Sept. IS: Class Three Divs 1. 2 and 3 flf and 7f. Class Sis Diva, l and 3 A- It. Sept. XI: Class Three Divs. 3. 3 and 4 Bf. CUas Fire Div. 1 5Jf; Diva. 1 and 2 It. Class Six Dlvs. 1 and 3 bit.
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      671 19 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Entries for the September Meeting (Sept. 18. 21 and 25) are: CLASS THtll CLASS SIX A-00-Oo xx x Ajnoa x I irte Archer xx x A»tra Olow xx x Bshs?ta II xx x Balholmen Boy xx x Baydalo x x Beau Matin II Xx x
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    114 20 Tengku chats with Lee before start of conference TENGKU Abdul Rahman chatting happily with the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and the Indian Foreign Minister, Mr. Sworan Singh, in the gardens of Marlborough House, London, 30 minutes before the opening session of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers'
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    Escapee jailed for 2 years
    64 20 SINOAPORB. Frt— Chu» Hung Pheng. 17. an esrapee from the Reformative Tr»l.ilng Centre, wu Jailed today In court for two years and six months for burglary. Chua admitted In the Third Criminal District Court that he had broken Into a shop in Indus Square in
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    359 20  - RAJA URGES ASIAN POLICY SWITCH SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE, Fri. view of the problems we have to face." Mr. Rajaratnam said that he and Mr Lee had "fruitful discussions" with Indian leaders "on problems of mutual interest between Singapore and India M .i rei-ult of new and delicate developments
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    Flood of calls to Jakarta
    76 20 (jINGAfORE. Kri The O leader of the isitinic Indonesian technical mission. Mr. B. Titiheruw. was amonr the first to p« »k t<> Jakarta when 1. -phone and telegraphic communications between the two countries were reopened this morning. Vl.mit riO cables were sent from Singapore when
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    30 20 WAG KB. 1 One hund--10 nipletelv under- < r mir vaftcy of the Ana tang District elum River flooded. ml monsoon ot the season I arre.s. official sourf- said
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    Subandrio for trial
    66 20 JAKARTA, Fri Former Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio. under arrest since March on suspicion of subversion and corruption, may go on trial by the end or this month, usually reliable sources said today. Uso scheduled for trial this month is Air Marshal Omar Dhani. former Chief of the
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    254 20  -  V. K. CHIN By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TALKS on closer co-operation on non-military matters between Indonesia and Malaysia have seen completed. The Secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman. who Is also the Malaysian delegation leader,
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    387 20 LONDON. Fri The London sttx-k market wa« very quite today. I the only feature being a mild rally in equities. Bustneo- though larger than yesterday, was still small Sentiment reflected continued uncertainty over yesterday's 1.C.1. Interim and pre-weekend considerations. Closing middle prices of selected stocks
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    198 20 SALISBt RY. Fri. Two Rhodetian High Court Judges ruled today that the 1!M» constitution introduced at the time of Khodrvia v declaration of independence and the present government set up under it were not lawful. Rut the Judge*, ruled at the same time that
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    33 20 BINGAPORE. Fri— Members of the Old Bartleyans' Association will call at the Singapore Children's Society Convalescent Home at Nlcoll Drive at 3 pjn. on Sept. 25 to entertain the children.
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    Floating fair all set to sell Malaysian goods
    279 20 Floating fair all set to sell Malaysian goods ZIT ALA LUMPUR. Fri. daily drroratpri with flags of all thr Malaysian states. Malaysia's first A inu tradr fair H hoard the steamship Rajah Brooke is all srt to sell madr-in-Malaysia Roods. fhp floating lair, which will bring trad to thr d<>'>r
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    Lock icon Getty sues his father for $21 mil.
    153 20 Getty sues his father for $21 mil. s^v tsco. m Mr Gnrdnn Crtt\ SJ-vriii-dlrl son Of multi millionaire P. m! mug his hither for immpduitr pavmrnt ol million ($2l million) from a trust fan up by his matrrnal yranctmo! I Tho suit, filed her* tr-rriay. said that thr grand moth<
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    26 20 CAN THO f i -A Communist terror (rrenade killed one child and wounded seven others umlftht orlv one block from Mekong Delta military headquartf
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    26 20 JEANNIC WEI CIOK TCI (Mrt 44 pnnKi iin-ay pMC'fullv I Fiin»r»l 11.9 HearM I'aMng horn* 4 p.m. for Bii1«i«rl rhnp»l i 4 TO pm 1
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      92 20 SgZ^ When other methods fail you've just got to use this therapy which #^J is capable of producing JSS9 positive results instantJi** ly permanently j Jifef TAI-EE ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC y \\Jj\\ MoiMf Acupuncturi.t:WO\V \V WONG KA-CHUEN MNTA (UK) MIACS (PARIS) MACA (TOKYO) MA«S (HK) MACA (TAIPEI) i Cough Drops >
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      214 20 L,ite CLASSIFIEDS I» Warim |M I Wi»<«iu-i) THOM: To Mai and Viona. a MM. <> lhii. 14 Of, on sth fi»pt. «t A? 4 p m CHAN X" Dorf»n and Bo» H»n«. rnn on <W »< OH Malacca. Thanks to Doctor an<l »taft*. PEREIRA: To lo;.r and Fahlan dauKMrr on
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      52 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 pm. Thursday to 8 p.m yesterday: Highest Ume*t Kuala. Lumpur 91 72 Kota Bharu 90 73 Penang 86 72 Ipoh 93 72 Malacca 88 70 Singapore 88 73 C Highlands 73 59 Jesitelton 88 75 Kuching
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      MALAYSIA FLOATING FAIR
      13 1 Display in Raj ah Brooke to call at 12 ports
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      'Buy local goods' drive
      1108 1  -  GREAT PROGRESS OF INDUSTRIES SEEN IN 200 KINDS OF PRODUCTS ON SHOW H> Anthony Ng MALAYSIAN manufacturers, inspired by tht o\erw helming success of previous *'Bu> Madc-in-.Malaysia" campaigns, have taken on the responsibility of organising this yeardrive. To publicise the \ud.' range of products manufactured locally
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      Aim to put on a wide range of exhibits
      320 1 MESSAGE FROM TAN SRI NIK AHMAD KAMIL. PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL CHAMBER OF MALAYSIAN MANUFACTURERS THE Made-in-Malaysia A Floating Trade Fair is the brainchild of Dr. Lim Swee Aun and the National Chamber of Malaysian Manufacturers, which numbers among its membership)
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      Minister praises the Chamber
      308 1 MESSAGE FROM DR. LIM SWEE AVN. MALAYSIAN MINISTER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY VfALAYSIA is be- coming more and more industrialised. Over 138 factories with pioneer status have been established. For the past three years the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has taken on its shoulders the
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      More factory sites opened with rapid growth of industries
      1177 2  - More factory sites opened with rapid growth of industries STAFF CORRESPONDENT By been declared pioneer products. The pioneer companies have a total nominal capital of about $740 million, out of which $244 million have already been called up. and of this paid-up capital $104 million are from local sources. LARGE
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        67 2 *^#^l^%t ALL ARE VwELCOIVIE PAPER BAG MAKING MACHINE TOILET PAPER MAKING MACHINE Sg,» r^ ri J\ S T~\m -^JBW BAflliiAJ^m j MADE IN MALAYSIA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 4*nM S5 i^MflFlMl 22 CHEONG CHIN NAM ROAD. \fil n^LH «2\tsSJ SINGAPORE 21 TEL: *****1 *****3 SI I w^^i^B^' •BrWt HKyl I factory; f
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      Fair will meet needs of on-the-spot buyers, too
      323 3 I ITER DECK DECORATED WITH STALLS rX Mala ing Fair will not •^d goods but v. \l\ nif ol the RaUh Br.Mikr with n^vrral ahere <umrr k<k«ls will he horn a-av to •hf i, the twin cifik t> rill be a>k traffic
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      Low cost of tyres made in Petaling Jaya plant
      366 3 ii three ff years the multi-million dollar tyre plant in industrial Petallng Jaya can be proud of the pan II pteyi In Malaysia .> indu>;riali-a-tlon drive. Tyres manufactured at the Petalinu Java factory have not only cat down the country's import
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      Laboratory staff test every brew
      379 3  -  S. KRISHNASAMY B> Fj^EW people realise how much control has been exercised over that gulp of stout until they have been to a brewery in Sungei Way and seen the laboratory staff there examining and testing every brew of the drink. Quality control of stout
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      New drive to promote sales of local goods
      340 3 New drive to promote sales of local goods THE Malaysia Floating Trade Fair, the first of its kind, marks the beginning of a new campaign by our manufacturers to promote the sales of locally produced goods. It is organised by the National Chamber of Malaysian Manufacturers with support and assistance
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        42 3 TRIMVHW m^4] MlaJ M ALUMINIUM WINDOWS DOORS NO PAINTING NO MAINTENANCE! MAXIMUM VENTILATION I mtt i«» br*ct>.jr»i MM »"C« Mi V Turn,..., WMMM «nd D.o'» I Nan,, j l. FOLIN" S Brothers Limited Mi JALAN PtTALING. KUALA LUMPUR. TELS: ***** 4 *****
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        212 3 MALAYAN NOZAWA ASBESTOS CEMENT CO., LTD. WELCOMES THE PUBLIC TO OUR STALL NO. 11 AT THE MALAYSIA FLOATING TRADE FAIR. THE MOST ECONOMICAL WAY TO BUILD YOUR HOUSE FACTORY mmm///// school W WITH.... BIG CORRUGATED ROOFING SHEETS are avadJ^ able m width of 43| and in lengths of 4". 5".
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      Stalls, pavilions on twin-deck
      41 4 SKETCH showing a section of the Malaysia Floating Trade Fair on board the Rojoh Brooke. At least, 200 varieties of products will be on display in more than 40 stalls and 30 pavilions spread over the twin-deck.
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      Buy local products campaign a big success
      525 4 Buy local products campaign a big success PREVIOUS campaigns to boost the image of local manufacturers, particularly the three Made in Malaysia trade and industry exhibitions held annually at the Bukit Bintang Park in Kuala Lumpur, have all proved to be successful. The n\ost commonly heard comment among the milling
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      Permanent display centre planned
      736 4 AN official and organised voice of the growing manufacturing Industry is how the National Chamber of Malaysian Manufacturers has i»-pn accepted and recognised by the Government today. It provides the link and acts as the channel of communication between the Malaysian Government and the manufacturers throughout
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        306 4 ISlJgSljpl: H 1 1 I^afaw Tw^O^^^^^^rß^Hfc V^bl B^r IM m If? **r!L N NjA UX P^^l ob BB I M vT^BB 1m W^a s jt IJr^ i»/t t .^\»4&) 4K f/ y v >n ■jt^bi r r fi\i V^^^E—^T^ B^B^B^B^B^l^bV B^^^L W jf\ B^BB I CONCRETE sets the pace for
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        82 4 USE MALAYSIA'S MOST IDEAL PAINT PRODUCTS Jr J THE SYMBOL OF QUALITY FEDELUX SYNTHETIC FEDELITE EMULSION EXTERIOR PAINT PAINT A high quality decorative gloss finish A superior plastic emulsion paint with exceptional durability under specially formulated for suitable exterior extreme tropical conditions; suitable for and interior use in the tropics.
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      Concrete changes the nation's urban face
      628 5  -  Staff Writer Widely used building material »Vv (LD anything be inure ordinary, more down to earth, more unexciting than a bag of cement And yet this dusty grey substance is a material without which the world around us could hardly exist. Without cement, concannot
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      Increasing range of Malaysia made products
      453 5 Increasing range of Malaysia made products V| ORE and more local*Tl ly manufactured products are replacing imported ones in the expanding Malaysian market, particularly thosr catering for the building and construction industry. But before the Made-ln-Malaysla products can capture the local market, they must be Identical to that imported in
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        91 5 A CHEMIST at a laboratory of a paint factory MALAYAN ZIPS LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA) I v- —^J^- Manufacturers <T^£ S y^/ and Exporters of z^7 j Zippers or slide d v^-^^xK Fasteners to all parts of the world. Office Faciory 54-A, LORON6 1, *{m.%. JALAN SCUDAI
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        129 5 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. FOUNDED 1890 \^^^^4 Serving All Malaysia Frequent and regular sailings linking West Malaysia and Singapore with East Malaysia and Brunei Comprehensive facilities for all types of cargo Specially designed shallow-drafted coasters based in Sabah to serve the smaller outports. Passenger accommodation of all grades. OCEAN BUILDING,
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      Plants use the latest machines, techniques
      275 6 AMULTI MILLION dollar cigarette factory in Sungei Besi Road can boast ot some of the most modern equipment in the world. The factory building of modern design and construction Incorporates mechanism for full control of humidity and temperature very necessary in tropical climate to
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        220 6 r Camel I Camelux and mm lacquers For the highest quality of Paints f 1 Lacquers, ask for Camels— suitable bbbbibbbbbbbiibbbi for all purposes of decorative works, ■^■■^■^■■■■■■■1 marine works, industrial prpducts, Jokstil X maintenance of air, sea and land ipOTiy" I**1 transport etc. Established well «o/l over a quarter
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        107 6 AJINOMOTO (MALAYSIA) LIMITED. WELCOME the public to our stoll No. 22 at the MALAYSIA FLOATING TRADE FAIR. The fair will be at Port Swettenham on September 10. Penang from September 12 to 14; Teluk Anson on September 15 and 16; Port Dickson on September 17 and 18; Singapore on September
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