The Straits Times, 4 October 1964

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    16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES In Mate** 1 NO. 1,492 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1964. 20 CENTS KDN 7
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    SOEKARNO PEACE BID
    576 1 Premier: I'll see how he behaves in Cairo By V.K. CHIN fIXALA LUMPUR, Sat. President Soekarno sent peace feelers to Tengku Abdul Rahman before he left on his trip to Vienna, Moscow and the Cairo conference of non-align-ed nations. The Tengku revealed this when he opened the
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    Tengku urges: Learn Malay
    402 1 65,000 civil, public servants told foreign language usage sparks imperial stooges charge ■fUALA LUMPUB, Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman today advix-il 65.000 civil and public servants to learn the national language as soon is possible. He told them: "You cannot go on using foreign language", and we
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    Malaysia may send team to Cairo
    477 1  - Malaysia may send team to Cairo CHEW LOY KHOON By KUALA LUMPUR. Sat may send a Ministerial delegation to Cairo to present its case if the need arises. Sources close to the Ministry of External Affairs said today that Tengku Abdul Rahman would decide on this within the next 24
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    Lock icon Tories to win'
    75 1 HONG KONG. Sat— The ConMTvutive Party, under the leadership oi S:r A!ec Dounlas-Home. will win i»ip comm<? British general election, an Indian a>tio.o|?er Mr. E. V Sha.-tn. They will stay in power lot- the lull Uve-year term, he mid. His other predictions wrrr: President Johnson will win
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    Kashmir demand
    35 1 NEW DELHI, Sat. Seventeen members of the' Kashmir State Assembly today met Indian Government leaders to demand early release of Bakshl Ghulam Mohammed, the former Prime Minister of Kashmir, arrested on Sept 22.
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    Golf after talks
    30 1 BAN< Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Ra/ak. s-prnt most of today aolfina m a nente tomnt near the Gulf of Thailand after concludmu border talks with Thai officials.
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    Pay grab
    1350 1  -  SHIVA DAS Snatch men have got away with $800,000 By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. More than $800,000. This is the figure I arrived at alter adding up the payroll grabs in the past 10 years in Singapore and Malaya. Not a bad haul at. allfrom the point in rien
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    STOP PRESS
    167 1 SURRENDER CALL ON PHONE SIN*. U'Olil S.tt.—An 1»--vrar-old Indonesian youth rang the police this evening and told them. "I want to surrender. I will hr waiting at (lie telephone booth near the XJ milestone lam pine* llnid." Within minute* a radio patrol ear .irrm-d and found thr Minlh
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    17-storey plunge
    73 1 1 7-storey plunge SINGAPORE, Sat. Sim San Tee, 19, plunged to his death from the 17th floor of the 20-storey Selegie House in Sclegie Road this afternoon. Sim. of Telok Mata Ikan. had a pone and a piece of paper v.th his name. Recovered in I runt of a flat
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    Gun-butt bashing in $3,000 robbery
    119 1  - Gun-butt bashing in $3,000 robbery ABDUL FAZIL By CINGAPORE. Sat. Four robbers, two armed with guns and the others with daggers, walked into an import-export office In High Street this evening, held up the proprietor. Mr. Naraindas Tshamasnl, 50, and robbed him of $3,000. During the robbery a 14--year-old coffee-stall
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    Lock icon Sit-in threat
    29 1 QUEBEC. Sat— French Canadian separatist leader, Mr. Pierre Bourgault. hinted last night that Queen Elizabeth may face a mass sit-in when she visits Quebec next week— Reuter.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    37 1 JAKARTA. Sat. Police in Kedin. Central Java, are catching boys with "Beatlc" style haircuts and clipping them short. A few days ago President Sookarno denounced "BeaUe' wigs as a symbol of decadent Western culture.
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    DISAPPOINTED PMIP SUPPORTERS
    237 2 DISAPPOINTED PMIP SUPPORTERS NIBONG TEBAL. Saturday. pMIP supporters who turned up in strength at the nomination centre today were dis- j appointed when the party at the last minute withdrew its candidate from the Sebrang j Sclatan parliamentary by-election. The decision not to con- r tralght light between the Alliance.-
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    TOWNSEND IS NEW O.C. FOR AUSSIES
    75 2 TOWNSEND IS NEW O.C. FOR AUSSIES AIR Commodore \V. E. Townsend who is to bp the new Officer Commanding the Royal Australian Air Force base at Buttcrworth. A former DirectorGeneral of Personnel at the Department of Air. Canberra. Air Commodore Townsend will take over from the present Commander, Air Commodore
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    Sackings wrong: Court
    470 2  -  CHIA POTEIK by SINGAPORE, Sat IN a majority decision de- livered today, the Industrial Arbitration Court held that the action of Grant Advertising Inc., in dismissing five employees without notice at the end of October last year was wrong. It ordered the company to pay the salaries
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    No, no, n0...
    110 2 No, no, n0... lESSELTON. Sat. An Indo- ncMiin yruiili of Javanese origin made his third vain attempt yesterday to join the Malaysian Rangers. He was one of many Indonesians living in the Tawau area who packed the recruiting centre of the 2nd. Bn Malaysia Rangers but had to be turned
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    Off to new post
    37 2 .IES.SELTON. Sat.— Mr. R. L. until recently Director of win/ion in the Borneo territories. lf#t Sabeh yesterday for Perth. Western Australia, where I he will be In charste of U» Maluy.Miiii Airways office
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    127—AND SHE IS STILL AT WORK
    139 2 127— AND SHE IS STILL AT WORK THIS is Ili.ii l.asuria, from 1 the village of Kvitouly in Ahkh.i-'ia: and although she i< ISI jr.irs old she is parrying on with her work M i ir i pit-kn- on the village tea plantation. Kecently she wrote to Mr. Khrushchev. thanking
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    Razak's visit to Mentakab
    66 2 KUANTAN. Sat.— The Deputy Pr.inc Minister. Tun Abdul Ray ik. Is to addre.ss members of ParlianwU. State. Town a-id Local Councils throughout Pahansr when he visits Mpntaknb on Tuesday. Ho will also visit the District Operations Room at the police station. A luncheon will be held
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    Window fishers
    34 2 PENANG. Sat.— Three houses were robbed early this morning by a gang of thieves who broke windows and fished out articles. They zot away with a pair of crousers and soire cigarettes.
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    PASSER-BY HELPS TO ARREST TWO ROBBER SUSPECTS
    117 2 PASSER-BY HELPS TO ARREST TWO ROBBER SUSPECTS BIJTTERWORTH, Sat.—A nasser-by joined a DO):c» ronstablo in chfcsirr three suspected robbers who held ud a counio in P:mtai Road her.* last nißht. The couule-a Pagan Dalam fitt'.i. Mr. Leonß Pen* Chov. and his siirl friend —were accosted by the i men in
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    Court told of a tax racket
    374 2 ALOR STAR, Saturday. official of the Social and Welfare Lotteries Board, Mr. Y. C. Kang, said in court today that he was not aware of people "buying vp 1 winning lottery tickets to claim the prize money from the Board and so evade income
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    If Sock was a scout...
    178 2 If Sock was a scout... KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Mentrl Besar of Seiangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, said today that if President Soekarno had been a boy scout there would not be any Indonesian confrontation against Malaysia. tie was speaking at the opening of the iood and fun lair
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    NUT's pledge: No strike action
    254 3 NUT's pledge: No strike action pENANO, Sat. The secretary ot the Day Training College National Committee of the National Union of Teachers, Mr. Stephen Ramachandran today pledged that his members would not take any industrial action during the emergency. "We make this pledge knowing full well that the build-up of
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    Appeals by 4
    128 3 I CNDON. Sat.- Four ap- ccals from decisions by Malaysian judges will come before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council during the sittings*, which open In London on Monday. They areWhite Hudson and Co. Ltd. (appellants* vs Asian Organisation Ltd. in an action to restrain "passing
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    Lost scooter on holiday
    71 3 PENANO, Sat.— A motor cycle salesman from Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Yeoh Oon Leong, lost his $900 scooter yesterday while on a holiday in Penang. Two other machines reported stolen this week have been recovered. Mr. Chan Tuck Beng. a clerk, found his scootr abandoned In the
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    The first with a science block
    41 3 PENANG. Sat.— The Minister for Labour. Mr. V. Manickavafcagam. opened a science block costing SB.OOO at the R.ini.ikrishna Secondary School yesterday evening It is the flret private school in Penang to have a science block.
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    APPEAL TO P.M.
    128 3 Intervene in Railway recruiting KUALA L L M PUR, Sat. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been asked to intervene in the recruitment of railway staff until agreement is reached in the ii o w-suspended Railway Joint Council. The appeal is contained in a letter made
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    Estate man slashed to death in morning ambush
    314 3 Estate man slashed to death in morning ambush KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. AN estate conductor was slashed to death early this morning at Bukit Hitam Estate, Puchong, about 14 miles from here. This is the second murder in Selangor in three days. On Thursday, a private tutor. Kamaruddin bin Mohamed Merican,
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    SHOULD BOXING BE BANNED?
    91 3 THF question that has always cropped up when the layman talks about sport should boxing be banned? This issue of the Asia Magazine probes deeply into the problem. And the problem is even more acute in our part of the world because the money purses are
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    New liners for Malaysia run
    62 3 PENANO. Sat— The Swedish East Asia Line hu ordered two new 13,000-ton liners for use on Its express /rvice between Europe and Malaysia At the line's annual dinner last night, Mr. R.W. Hart, manager of the agents, Messrs. Paterson Simons and Co. (M) Ltd.. said
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    Work to rule off
    41 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat More than 160 workers at the Len Seng Omnibus Co. Ltd., have called off their work to rule, which began on Sept. 9. The workers will get wage increases, hospitalisation and other fringe benefits.
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    A pantun for patience by Khaw
    142 3 A pantun for patience by Khaw l/UALA LUMPUR, Sat— 1V Senior officers of the Municipality were told tonight to use patience and forbearance hi dealing with the capitals acute hawker and squatter problems. "These and many other allied problems must be handled with firmness but tempered with tact and understanding."
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    No-water areas
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Sat Because of \va.sh on main.s. iliere will be no waier in the follouing areas tomorrow: Adam Park, between Camden Park and opposite Adam Park, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.-, Camden Park from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.: 10 to 18 mile Jurong Road and all
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    Indonesian youth jailed four months for entering controlled area
    138 3 Indonesian youth jailed four months for entering controlled area PEKAN, Saturday AN Indonesian youUi was today jailed four months by the magistrate, Inche Wan Mohamed bin Wan Haji Mustapha, for illegal- ly entering a controlled La Asubu bin Lalohi, 18, was arrested with five others on Sept. 21 at Tanjor^g
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    Votes on boards
    92 3 CINGAPORE, Sat. The United Stales Information Service will put up two boards outside the American Consulate In Armenian Street showing The hourly returns of the voting In the Presidential election on Nov. 4. One of the beards v/ill show the returns by -states. The other will record
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    PRAYER BY Mr. TAN
    93 3 PRAYER BY Mr. TAN i PKAYER by the Malaysian Ptaaacc .Minister. Mr. Tan Sicw Sin. (holding loss stiiks) and Tan flan's nii-ii fur blessinKs on Mir Tan ancestral temple Po fhiak Keng in Singapore at its unveiling ceremony yesterday. The Minister told members of the clan to broaden their outlook
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    Hotel boom in Ipoh
    190 3 TPOH. Sat— Four new hotels and a $1 million extension to another, are now under construction in this thriving town, which claims to nave the most middle class hotels in the country. Three of the new hotels the Caspian, the Merlin and the Shanghai together with
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      419 3 Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write I Are you content with the worried because they cannot way you speak and write? Are depend upon their ttnglisb you sure that you are not not "letting them down." It making mistakes that cause
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      JOANNA DREAMS OF COCOS
      112 5 JOANNA DREAMS OF COCOS LONDON, Saturday JOANNA CLUNIES-ROSS, 18-year-old London photographic model, sits among the autumn leaves, dreaming of the Cocos Islands. The islands lie in the Indian Ocean, between Western Australia and Malaysia. It is Joanna's dream to visit them one day: her family have ruled them since they
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      Egg hits Sir Alec as the Tories face a new subtle threat
      250 5 Egg hits Sir Alec as the Tories face a new subtle threat LONDON, Saturday. 'J'HE Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, ran into an egg-thrower yesterday and a yolk hit him square in the middle of the back. r An egg plastered his bark when he stopped at Llmehur.st. near Oldham.
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      Lock icon Three find a king's fortune
      265 5 ROME, Sat— Ilalian police said yesterday tnev Jiiid lecovered 'a lortune" In jewels and precious stones that were aboard the private jetliner of King Sand of Saudi Arabia when it crashed in the mountains last year. They were found in the possession of Ihree mountain
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      Lock icon 45 killed
      23 5 fai k o. Bat. F(-ny-nvo people were buried and presumed killed when a house collapsed herp. police said la*t nieht. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wreckage sighted, but no survivors
      180 5 MADRAID. Sat. The wreckage of an aircraft believed to be a missing French airliner with 80 people aboard was sighted last night 53 miles east of Almeria off Spain's Mediterranean coast, an R.A.F. spokesman said- in Gibraltar. The missing plane is a DC-6 of Union
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      Lock icon Nepal: Everest is ours
      38 5 KATMANDU. Sat Nepal tttl roiaked it* claim to Mount Everest. A Government statement to Parliament asserted the 29.028 ft. mountain Is in Nepal, not in Communust-held Tibet as shown on some Chinese maps. AP.
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      New envoy
      25 5 MOSCOW. Sat. The Soviet Union today named 46-vrar-old Mr. Bcris Kirnasivsky as its B>W ambassador to Laos, the Soviet news agency Tass reported.
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      Thant's appeal
      32 5 NEW YORK. Sat.— UN S.-r-CreUrjf General U Thant laM nieht appealed to all member countries to make voluntary financial contributions to the ITN1 T N peace-keeping operation in Cyprus— UPl.
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      Lock icon Car maker dies
      26 5 LONDON. Sat. Charles Cooper, builder of Britain's Cooper racing auto.s. died at his home near London on Thursday night. He was 71 AP
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      Border clashes
      19 5 NSW YORK. Sat —Britain tod:u- rpported two new border Incidents involving Yemeni troop* and the Aden Federation.
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      The drunks in the sky
      52 5 WASHINGTON. Sat. Drunken Hying may or approaching the seriousness of drunken driving. The Federal Aviation Agency said yesterday that a autopsies performed on one-third of the private pilots killed in crashes la.it year revealed the presence of alcohol m 35 per cent of them "in
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      The racing Lord fights to save Aintree from oblivion
      284 5 I LONDON, Sat. AN action by a British Peer to save the famous Grand National horse race here by stopping the sale of i Ain'ree racecourse. Liver- dool, for property develop- 1 ment began in the high court here yesterday. The
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      Lock icon NAMES OF THE NEWS
      424 5 NAMES OF THE NEWS PRESIDENT Johnson has promised to call a White House conference on peace in 1965 if he is elected. "You can't be a statesman unless you get elected." President Johnson told several hundred government officials and distinguished private citizens who watched him sign a proclamation designating 1965
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    74 6 word* Wf- iMimmum) MASTERS" Freah Milk, paateuiioed unit nocnogealaed for eaay dlgeatloa It reamy to the lait drop. Try a packet today MARIA ELENA Tou are a;»»Tt In my heart and well remembered thla > Bar Pray to him for unity. Uimpu l. H-«at OBLICIOUS KOKIIN IUDOrIAN :>»hea eerved
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    116 6 Wt4m UM (Mln.) PRISBVTERIAN CHURCH, In K'n ■i pore. Orchard Road Sunday Servtot n m and 6 p.ro All Welcome WIILir METHOOIST CHURCH 1 Kort Canning Road. Singapore Tele. Phone BaVTI Woratilp Servlcea at 730 *.m. 10 00 am and A3O p.m. Bunckv School for all agea at
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    • OPENION Sunday, Oct 4, 1064
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        SHOCK WAVES AT CAIRO
        524 6 THE shuck vvavos of Suekarno's tggraslon against Malaysia and his damning admissions in the Security Council must have .shaken the 50 or so non-aligned nations now assembled for a conference in Cairo. Expansion by conquest, subversion and assassination pose a real threat for these neutral countries,
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        The things they say because they're they
        33 6 IHT I" be tried by un of men because ihrv ...i more under- ling. Ain.ru model Toni Shelley, charged with wrarin? a toplis> swimsuit in Chicago.
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      How Russia could help keep the peace
      636 6  - How Russia could help keep the peace SABA RATNAM THE NEWS IN DEPTH I BY KUALA LUMPUR IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA jT MUST have been a puzzled and disappointed Sock a mo who stepped off his plane at Moscow airport. True Mr. Khrushchev was there to greet him with broad grin,
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    • SPEAKING PERSONALITY
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        A CAT WRITES
        222 6 I AM glad that L.S.M. of Muar (Sunday Times, Sept. 20) has had her moment of truth. It was surely a dog who started that malicious rumour that we cats are incapable of any other love than cupboard love. Who but a dog. with his gulping gluttony,
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        DRUG DANGER
        107 6 »R. JOHN Anthony Parr's article on the danger of the drug Stilboestrol (Sunday Times. Sept. 13•. though it dealt a sudden blow to my love for meat, was delightfully Informative. I am sure that his article has some truth In It as is shown by the reactions of
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        MORE ABOUT PREFECTS
        81 6 THE main aim of prefects must surely be to teach the students to do without prefects. Sounds funny but you must agree it i true. In 1961. our new principal became highly unpopular when he introduced the prefect system. The school founded in 1886. had always maintained
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        NEW DELICACY
        46 6 WHAT a fright I got when I heard that my son. a thirteen year old, had ordered a new delicacy from Indonesia at our favourite food supplier. Guess what? Rats! Yes. fried rats But he says it was just a joke! MRS. OW. SINGAPORE
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      WHY AN AMERICAN PRESIDENT CANNOT PLAY GOD...
      823 6  - WHY AN AMERICAN PRESIDENT CANNOT PLAY GOD JAMES BOM) fans, often hard pressed to defend the flaws of character in their hero, hold one trump which canriol fail to warm the stoniest heart: He plays to win. and he alw.ivs Ho<>s The President of the United States, especially when viewed
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      women me
      591 6  - women me Dr JOHN ANTHONY PARR LONDON ALL TOO'PLUMP UNFORTUNATELY by PATIENTS have been I asking how they are to lose excessive weight. Generally, people can be divided into two main croups. There are Pharaoh's Lean Kind, who cannot put on any weight, and can eat what they like. The
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      LETTERS OF THE WEEK
      81 6 I RECENTLY saw a Secondary Four boy flyine a kite from the roof of a four-storey block of flats. Both his parents were present And what did they do? Did they chide their son. and Rive him a lecture on the dangers of such a practice?
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  • Malaysian News
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      GOOD DEED BY 100 STUDENTS
      92 7 J]ORE than 100 students of the Technical College in Kuala Lumpur have volunteered to give a pint each to the Blood Bank. Pictured right is Miss P'ng Gek Leng, 19, a second year architectural student, making her donation. The blood drive is the first of
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      Government to cut non-essential expenditure: Tan
      315 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. I'HK Malaysian Government will cut down "non-essential expenditure" in an effort to check the rapid depletion of the nations domestic currency reserves. This was announced here today by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, just before his departure for Kuala
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      Quiet boy suicide riddle
      126 7 IPOH, Sat— The Ipoh coroner, Mr. Yong Yung Sui, today recorded a verdict of suicide on Mah Kon Choy, 14. a schoolboy, who was found hanging from a tree at the back of his house in Bukit Merah new village near here. Mali's mother, Lim Mooi.
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      For your day by the sea
      102 7 Today Sedili Kechil 8.59 a.m. i7.5tt.) 8.35 a.m. (.661 >; Singapore 10.31 a.m.) <B.4(t> 10.07 p.m. (9.3 ft .>: Port Dicksou 5.30 am. (9.oft) 6.04 p.m. 1 8.6 ft): Port Swettenham 4.48 .i m. < 13.9 f t» 5.10 p.m. 13.0 ft i Penang
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      Immigrant held
      23 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— An Illegal immigrant from Indonesia. Bidaya binte A.smabi. 25. was detained by a police party at Maran Road yesterday.
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      DEVAN GOES TO KAMA'S DEFENCE
      425 7 DEVAN GOES TO KAMA'S DEFENCE SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. C. V. Devan Nair the se-cretary-general of the National Trades Union Confess today defended Mr. G. Kandasamy. the deputy secretary general of the N.T.U.C. whose tiproff as the most likely successor to him drew criticism from several leading trade unionists. Mr. Nair
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      Lock icon Sabah talks set for 'this month'
      104 7 Sabah talks set for 'this month' MANILA. Sat.— Malaysia has proposed that talks on the Philippines claim to Sabah be held In Bangkok during the last week of this month. Informed sources said today. The proposal was made In a Note delivered to the Foreign Office by tl\e Malaysian Consulate
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      MB back at school that didn't want him
      144 7  - MB back at school that didn't want him CHONG CHEE SONG By I K. Sat. The IT Mentri Besar of Johore* Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos (above), last night returned to the Muar High School, where he was refused admission as a boy, to open the school's Diamond Jubilee
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      A DOUBLE PROTEST GOES TO THE CAIRO CONFERENCE
      144 7 A DOUBLE PROTEST GOES TO THE CAIRO CONFERENCE KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. MALAYSIA'S labour movement today sent a strong protest to the secretariat of the second non-aligned countries' conference in Cairo against the exclusion of Malaysia. An appeal also went out to the Egyptian Trade Union Federation. In a telegram spnt
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      Senu: Our tasks
      113 7 SEREMBAN, Sat.— The Minister of Information and broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said here today that his Ministry had an added responsibility as a result of the present national crtst> Inche Senu was speaking to the staff of the Information Department during his visit to Keuri
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      158 7 ON YOUR TV TODAY TV SINGAPI R\ Channel 5 P.M.: 1 Opening ana programme summary in all languages; 1.05 Twentieth Century The Battle of The Bulge; 1.30 Two of a Kind; 2.00 News in English. 2.1« The Greatest Show on Earth The Wrecker: 3.00 Irama Hall (repeat broadcast!; 3.50 Chinese
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      153 7 gramme summary in all languages: 7.45 South East Asia Cultural Festival Show oy Singapore (repeat broadcast*: 8.45 Bapa Malaysia (Mandarin version); 9.25 Chinese cinema True or false (Part ID; 10.15 Programme summary In all languages for the next day and close. T.V. MALAYSIA Channel 5 X.L.. P. Pinanf 6 Ipoh
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    IT'S LIKE PLAYING WITH SNAKES...
    511 8  -  Saba Ratnam DRAMA By SINGAPORE T\VO angry young men of the art world in Malaysia have set them-st-lvrs the task of revolutionising Indian thnueht and outlook in the sphere of fllm and theatreThey are Prem Kumar. 27. and Lourdenathan Milton. 25. both playwrights who have
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      Missing collar mystery
      717 9  -  Alex Lee DESIGN IIIIIIIIIIIHIHIHHIHMIHIIIIIHIIIHHIMI 'J'HE display of collar styles in the September/October issue of Robinsons News along with the exhortation that gentlemen should only wear "the shape that suits their facial characteristics" has convinced me that at long last Malaysian males have come to recognise the fact
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      Bloodhound
      528 9  -  SOH TIANG KENG DEFENCE By ALL POISED TO DESTROY ANY SNEAK ATTACK JJLOODHOUND guided missiles, the most fearful deterrent to enemy air assault, poised today at Singapore and Butterworth, ready to destroy any sneak attack the Indonesian air force may throw at Malaysia This surface-to-air missile system, recently installed
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      Malaria in the moonlight/
      350 9 DAVID KRAAL SINGAPORE 'PO the many middleclass mm and women In Malaysia the word "malaria" does not con--1 Jure up any nightmare. Yet malaria Ls today Asia's second greatest killer next to tuberculosis. In India.* 50 million people each year fall prey to the disease and
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    Sultan opens bank with an account
    230 10 IPOH, Sat. The SulUn of Perak today opened j. branch of the Overseas Union Bank Ltd., with a personal account. His consort., Che Puan Negara, registered for a .•■afe deposit box. Thp Sultan said: "Banks are essential In a progressive country where free enterprise
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    144 houses for fishermen
    58 10 PENANG. Sat Fishermen earning not mure than $300 a month are to be invited by the Pcnans; Government to buy 144 houses built under the Stftte'.-io*-cost housing scheme at Telok Bahang. They be The principal irage-«arners liv» or work permanently in Penang. Payments for the hon-*
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    Boy drowned
    25 10 -INOAPORt. Bat. Woim I.JI ■mm found drowned In 10ft. well on the Jurons Road today. His clothes were found by the side oi
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    $150 m NEW FACTORIES
    403 10  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS. More capital is coming from Japan: Minister by KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. AfORE than $150 million worth of new factories will be set up in Malaya within the ne,xt few year. Thla mm stated today by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr Lim Swee
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    GERMANY AND MALAYSIA
    117 10 GERMANY AND MALAYSIA THE Sunday Times publishes with this issue a special feature on the contribution made by the Federal Republic of Germany to Malaysia's growing economy, and the educational, industrial, scientific and cultural interchange between the two nations. It has been produced with the co-operation of the German Embassy
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    Co-ordinating body set up to end overlapping of voluntary efforts
    178 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. T"HE move to bring all voluntary organisations A under a single co-ordinating body, launched 17 months, ago, became a reality today with the inauguration of the National Social Welfare Council. The new council is designed to channel
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    New Eleanor Roosevelt stamps
    96 10 New Eleanor Roosevelt stamps I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat Commemorative stamps to mark the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial for cancer research, human rights, relief oi poor and lnter- national goodwill, will be on I sale at all post offices throughout Malaysia from next Saturday The stamps In three denominations 25 cents. M cents
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    331 10 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Busmen w and repined to the Singopore and Kuala Lumpur tradiuk rooms of the Stock Ex- < change of Malaysia today with the number of shares traded in brackets: [Mil ■■'"TßlAl Dunlops (4.000) $1.83: Esso ords. (U.0O0) $1.98. (3.000) $1.99: F. and N. ords (2.000) $2.67.
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    49 10 IPOH. Saturday Perak rugger star. Geo f f rey Aldworth. and his bride, Miss Janette Marie Steele, a secretary from Sydney, were married at St. Mic h a c l's Church here today. Mr. Aidworth is a mining engineer attached to Gope n g Consolidated Ltd. Sunday Times picture
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    $15,000 donation
    22 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sut. The Shaw Founds*. on today donated $15,000 towards °h< i the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Spurts Club bunding.
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    Skyman charged
    62 10 lOHORE BAHRU. Sat. An Indonesian paratrooper, who was captured at Kuala Rorr.pin. Pahang. was charged in the general hospital here today under the Internal Security Act for poaa6Mion of a sub-machine gun in a security area The paratrooper. Murutut. surrendered on S»*p'. 7 after marching several miles through
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    17 held in raid:
    23 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. Polled have detained 1? mcii ing raids on secret society mdt> outs in the past 24 hours
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      The boss-lady
      638 11 R^^^fvf^^r^^r's RODERICK MANN TALKS TO ROSALIND RUSSELL •THIS TAG HAS NOT HELPED ME MEN ARE AFRAID OF GIRLS WHO DON'T BEHAVE LIKE A CUDDLY IDIOT 1 SOME women have exactly the same effect upon the senses as a good bottle of Krug V>o and Rosalind Russell is one
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      THE THEATRE
      302 11 THE THEATRE THOSE who are familiar with what I will call the hierarchy of the pianoiorte will express no surprise on hearing thut the programme to be played by the very distinguished Hungarian •fttftt Andor Foldes for his reciial on Oct. 21 at the Victoria Theatre consists entirely of music
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      RICHARD IS JUST WONDERFUL
      378 11 RICHARD IS JUST WONDERFUL ■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■9 a a S REGIMENTAL SergeantMajor Lauderdale is the high priest of Army "bull." The precepts laid down In Queen's Regulations order his life and the lives of those who exist under his fiercely beady eye in the newly-independent African country in which his regiment Is
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      English—and Russian
      59 11 English— and Russian MISS LINDA CHRISTIAN, who is at the moment enlivening the London scene, sends her two daughters by Tyrone Power Romina. IS. and Taryn. 1 1 —to a private school in Kent. "A good English education." she insists, "is the best in the world. Why. they're so with
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      329 11 EKBERG IT Is just over a year she is living with actor vincc Anita Ekberg Clyde Rogers. Where, yc-i married actor Rick Van may wonder, did poor Rick N U tter. K° wrong? The answer Is Now you may have read he didn't: He simply with some surprise that i
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    Welfare carnival in Ipoh
    100 12 IPOH. Sat The Raja di- I Hilir of Perak this morning opened a one-day carnival organised by 14 welfare and vountary organisations. The money raised at the carnival would help the tsatlons carry out •heir good work, he said. The Sultan of Perak. patron of the
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    New officials
    34 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Mrs. KM. Ramachandran has been elected president of the Selan- gor Indian Association. Mr. G. Virs and Mr. K.L. Devaser were elected vice-presidents and Mr. N. Veeriah. general secretary.
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    The diesel symbol
    607 12 THE diesel-engine car has always been regarded as the '"ugly duckling" ol the Malaysian motoring scene. ThLs month It dors not quite become a "swan." but with the Introduction of the Mercedes-Benz 190 D for diespl) with automatic transmission it is well on its way to becoming
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    Joan weds again
    95 12 MALAYSIA'S first beauty queen, Joan Booty, was yesterday mai ri< il to Mr. John Freeman at the Singapore Registry. Mr. Freeman, of Benson (Singapore) Ltd., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman of Poynton, England, and Mrs. Booty (her previous marriage was dissolved in 1961) is
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    FLORAL ART SOCIETY PRAISED BY GOVERNOR'S WIFE
    240 12 FLORAL ART SOCIETY PRAISED BY GOVERNOR'S WIFE pENANG, Sat. Tengku Puan Hajjah Nor Sa'adah, wife of the Governor of Penang. today praised the Penang Floral Art Society, for educating the people in the art of bringing beauty Into the home. "Shows such as this," she said when she declared open
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    KHALID OFF TO WOO AUSSIE INDUSTRIALISTS
    212 12 KHALID OFF TO WOO AUSSIE INDUSTRIALISTS KIALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Abdul Khalid, left here for Melbourne today to "woo" Australian industrialists to Malaysia. Haji Khalid said that Australian industrialists were considering to set up more than 30 joint ventures here. He added: "Twenty
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    5 years for dealer
    184 12 5 years for dealer MUAV<. Sat. A rubber dealer. Teo Kirn Hwee. 23. was today sentenced by the High Court to three years' jail on three charges of attempted mutder. His victims were Teo Kirn Ching, and the attempted dead. Teo Tin Seng, 36. and his wife. Tee Siew KheriK.
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    Official visit
    21 12 PENANG. Sat.— The High Commissioner for P;tki.-i;tn. Syed Muhammad Htnan, win ]>ay an olflcifU visit to Penaiif; next Wednesday.
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    AIRLINE SCHEDULES
    203 12 PENANG Arrivals IPOH Arrivals MALAYSIAN AIKW.WS: Prom I Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106) 7.35 a.m; 'nvjapore. Kuala Lumpur i:id I-.un (ML 004) 9.45 a.m.; Mngatfon, Malacca and Kuala Lumpur <ML 032) 11.20 a.m.; Kota Bnani <ML 037) 2.35 p.m.; Singatxirr. ca. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh ML
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      291 12 I 20 words $12 (minimum) BIRTH SEOW. To Cecilia and Philip a daughter at Gieneagles Hospital on 3rd October. Thanks to doctor and staff. DEATH S. P. LOUIS, 46. passed away 3-10-84. Cortege leaves Ulu Klang New Village at 4.15 p.n>. 4-10-64 to Cheras. MR. AND MRS. J. Christian.se Panam
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      CASSIUS CAN GIVE POSNER A NICE SEND-OFF
      1038 13  - CASSIUS CAN GIVE POSNER A NICE SEND-OFF EPSOM JEEP This 4-year-old will show benefit of last week's run Tip for Goiconda By JOCKEY Merv Posner, who leaves next week for Australia on a well-earned holiday, may get a going-away present by winning the Class 3, lOf trophy race on Casslus
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      IPOH — 3rd DAY
      1789 13 IPOH 3rd DAY Race 1— 1.30 Cl 3 Div 2 ($6,000) si* str 1 ***** Showman 111 a (Shaw St.) Donnelly. 7 9.0 (8F) Coleman 1 2 ***** Myopic (Leong Huat) Nair. 7 8.12 Asuwadi 11 3 ***** Zodtaque a iVeni Vicl) R.S. Breuk. 6 8.11 (F) Trevena 12 4
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      Aussie Derby to 'Sovereign'
      34 13 SYDNEY, Sat—Royal Sovefhe'VoOO 14 Ura^T'jory Club Derby over I', miles at Randwick today. Royal Sovereign, ridden by R, <™ Sl started at 4to 1. with Park Lane. 3 to 1, third.
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      SELECTIONS
      167 13 EPSOM JttP t CALL BO* POINTER SHOWMAN GREEN JUNGLE I'L'TRA KLANQ Putra KUnff Hi e h Flight Showman SiUar Showman Green Junfto M. PICTURE I riviltii (\■l. ME -IK > Pot of Gold Motion Picture Motion Picture Call Me Sir Pot of Gold Makyonr AMI St. PARK PIN HIGH
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      Appeal from Tokyo: Send Chua early
      335 14 Appeal from Tokyo: Send Chua early From 1 -l NORMAN SIEBEL TOKYO, Saturday. FEATHERWEIGHT weight-lifter Chung Kam Weng, the first Malaysian competitor to enter the Olympic village today urged Malaysian Weighlift'ng Federation to send bantamweight Chua Phung Kirn here without delay. Chung who works in Wales and arrived here with
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      Typhoon may hit Olympic Games
      302 14 TOKYO, Sat.— A typhoon may hit Japan during the Olympic Games, the meteorological agency said here today. The agency also predicted that rain would probably fall In Tokyo lor five of the 14 days of the games. The weather would be fine but perhaps overcast
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      Selangor flatter in 34-0 Malaya Cup rugby victory
      412 14 Selangor flatter in 34-0 Malaya Cup rugby victory MALAYA CUP RUGBY AND BOXING— SUNDAY TIMES SPORTS IN PICTURES KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. SELANGOR, holders, scored a 34 points (five goals, two tries and a penalty) to nil victory over Kedah in their HMS Malaya Cup Rugby match here today. Selangor were
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      Malaysians lose 4-2 to HK , in Ho Ho Cup
      101 14 Malaysians lose 4-2 to HK in Ho Ho Cup HONG KONO. Sat. The visit ing Malaysian Chinese Koooar team lost today 4-2 In the annual lnlerpor^ Ho Ho Cup senes against Hong Kong Chinese. ri;.ir-tlme score was 3-1. The Hong Kong learn were constantly on the offensive, but the visitors
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      CEB in s-final
      27 14 IPOH. Sat— CEß "A" beat Teluk Anson 2-1 in a quarterfinal tip of the Government Services soccer competition on the Coronation ground here today.
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      Bolton beaten
      23 14 LONDON, Sat.— Bury beat Bolton 2-1 in a Div. 2 league soccer match yesterday. In Dlv. 3 Reading beat Workington 2-0.
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      Nawab leads India's fight back in Test
      209 14 Nawab leads India's fight back in Test \f ADRAS. Sat. The Na--1 wab of Pataudi led India's light back ou the second day of the first, cricket Test against Australia here today, line tourists .made 211 yesterday. Aner half their wickets were down for 108 at lunch, the Nawab and
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      Edwardians lose
      42 14 KUALA KANGSAR. Sat. Clifford School. Kuala Kangsar. beat Kini! Etlv. ard VII School, of Ta>pinu. 3-1 In .i first division Interi school hockrv match nan I day. In a .second division tie. Clif--1 ford School beat King Edwurd I 2-0.
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      Rompin held 4-4
      14 14 PEKAN. Sat— Rompln drew 4-4 with Pekan District at soccer today.
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      John ducks
      109 14 Johnny Prescott. the Birmingham heavyweight, fought a game battle to draw with American Negro Chip Johnson over 10 rounds at the Embassy Sportsdrome, Birmingham this week. But Referee Chris Maggs's decision set the crowd booing. Prescott. a 26-year-old bookmaker, had a cut over his right eye. a bruise
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      U.K. soccer results
      285 14 LONDON. Sat. Rr*ults of f«ot< ball nulchrs plavrd today DIVISION ONE Chelae* 5 Blarkburn 1 Everton I West Ham 1 Sheffield T. 1 WBA 1 Stoke 1 Nottingham I Aston Villa v BiiMiiKh.im. Burnirv v MMahwtef i I'nitrri v Arsenal. I.oicctrr ity v Blackpool. Sundrrland i lirld
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      Lock icon Cesarewitch
      58 14 LONDON. Sat The -»0-l chance. Grey of Fit linden, ridden by Joe Mercer, won the I witch Handicap ;it Newmarket today. Carrying topweieht of 9.6, Lord Astor"s Grey of Falltxien resisted a stroiir; clial.' Court (28-1) to win by threequarters of a length. Straight Die (10-1) was a heaci
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      117 14 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER BarcMian tup: Malacca Indians v Johore Indians (Kubu Stadium, 5); Patent Indians v Negri Indians (Raubi. I'mang Junior Cup: RAP GlUk;. r v CRC A' (5.15»: Vul..r> (up: RAAP Bwor'll V BAPC <6.4b. both nialclus at City Stadium). i:i i.i.i.i; p,i..it Ur.der-23 trial <A '.dcrson Boh, grd,
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      Telling the time in style
      397 2 Telling the time in style RAPTURE time in style! Make every second tick with high-fashion precision; every hour clock with dashing decoration. This you can do with the new range of time-scorers now on the market. A range to delight every woman who guards time as preciously as her social
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      IT'S PREJUDICE THE CHEATED WOMEN
      861 3  - IT'S PREJUDICE THE CHEATED WOMEN ELIZABETH GUNDREY THE women workers in the picture below are protesting against a raw deal. The sight is not an uncommon one in many, parts of the world Why is it the woman worker always gets the short end of the stick? It has now
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      164 3 This time of the year may have raised this question in your home. In rase you did not know thr answer, here it WHY DO BEES SWARM? rpHEY call It "swarm--1 ing" when all or part o! a colony of bees fepl their home b over-crowd-ed and
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      223 3 NOW LOOK AT THE WORKERS IN THE U.S. THEY used to be called "wage slaves." But no longer not the American factory worker. Today the man and woman who work on the assembly line in the Unitei*. States are paid better than many college professors. New contracts which go into
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      526 4  - BRITAIN'S SAFEST JET... KEITH THOMPSON By THAT lovely plane the BAC OneEleven, the bus-slop jetliner, lay on Salisbury Plain recently, somewhat bent. The Uiird mishap to a One-Eleven saloon-bar pundits everywhere will shake gloomy heads. Don't let them! For when the first fare-pay-ing passenger steps aboard a One-Eleven he will
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      247 4 I SEE from my mail that our old enemy skin trouble is causing quite a number of headaches. One must bear in mind that whatever the particular skin trouble plastering the infected part with ointments is not necessarily the best remedy. As with homo sapiens, a skin
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      Would YOU like to put your boss on the carpet?
      673 4  - Would YOU like to put your boss on the carpet? VINCENT MULCHRONE By IF tlic workers ol the world will never unite on any other issue, they can at least be relied upon to agree that the -boss is a so-and-so. I mean, mine is. And I don't suppose yours
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      Background on Dato Ismail
      327 5 Background on Dato Ismail KNOW ALLS DEAR Know Alls: I would be grateful if you could give us some background on Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, the Minister for Home Affairs and Justice, who led the Malaysian mission to the Security Council talks? Also, is it true that
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      330 6 -STAR of theWEEK f YOL will lind yourself under w very good portents through- 'w v i out the coming year. You are A likely to score in anything that concerns money and material M-iurit). From this angle life will be very rewarding in late Jl 1964 and in 1965.
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      93 7 TTn- Sunday Times October 4, 1964 W^fMRPIIV""" TH£ CISCO KVD tjO».r W<d West f* Valvl rLte WSjSEWUk +7*7, C Sye£-suKe-BUTA I vVE C4MT C«?SS 4 Ba l 'BlB|! MEANWHILE, in A BACK eOQ/H ..j^jjllk^. 9. J/I 1. !>** j 1 I 'CAUSE ÜBS GOT SO MVCM %OS«l I I f
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      446 8 i— h^hm^Hß The Sunday Times October 4, 1964 PAGE 8 B FITWI f (^MV JOB 1$ TO TPOTFcT FEOfLF, PLIMT-EVEM YOU! j— =r-| [i REFUSE TOl.Fr VOUfip, MIPE f 1 s^!^ I L^^TT'^ F^ S CO^ENITEP '^W^C WAti Klc+lT/ FEE P IKKf^^ft THI^ 1^ NEVt-^-NEVER LANIP? A> THAT FELL6R Vgl'RE
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  • FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY TODSY Sunday Times Supplement
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      8 1 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY TODSY Sunday Times Supplement
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      NEW ERA IN GERMAN AFFAIRS
      340 1 j West German economy is I model for all pROFESSOR Ludwig Erhard's assumption of power as the new Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany in October last year marks an important event and a new era in German political history. Professor Erhard was Vice-Chancellor
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      The Tengku meets the President
      45 1 THE Malaysian Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul I Rahman, and the President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Dr. Heinrich Luebke. met at Bonn during 1960. In July 1964 Dr. Luebke has been re-elected for a further term of five years.
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      TIES BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES GREATLY STRENGTHENED
      334 1 TIES BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES GREATLY STRENGTHENED ALTHOUGH Germa- ny is not actively involved in the politics and military develop ments of this part of the world, strong political, economic, cultural and personal ties exist between her and Malaysia. Germany welcomed the birth of Malaysia with a practical gift of
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      A RESPECTED MEMBER OF FAMILY OF NATIONS
      182 1 A RESPECTED MEMBER OF FAMILY OF NATIONS Mrwajre from thr Minister of Foreign Affairs of th« Federal Republic of C.ri ni.mv, DR. GERHARD S( HKol I>l X: I am very pleased to 1 hoar that the leaders of the Sunaay Tlm«i are made more closely acquainted with the Federal Republic
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      Presenting credentials
      34 2 The President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Dr. Heinrich Luebke, received the Malaysian Ambassador, Dato Abdul Hamid bin Ha.ji Jumat, P.M.N., :il the presentation of his credentials on 18th February, IIKU.
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      DEMOCRACY IS 15 YEARS OLD IN GERMANY
      334 2 DEMOCRACY IS 15 YEARS OLD IN GERMANY fPHE 15th anniversary of a countr y's founding is generally not an occasion for great celebration. And the Federal Republic of Germany, the Parliament of which was constituted on September 7. 1949, does not make an exception to this rule. However, the political
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      MALAYSIA RANKED AS THIRD TRADE PARTNER
      225 2 MALAYSIA RANKED AS THIRD TRADE PARTNER A mrssacr from the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Malaysia. DR. HOBST HOI HI. INC.. BELIEF in a common ideology and friendly co-operation in several spheres are powerful forces which bring Malaysia and Germany ever closer to one another. Both nations
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        427 2 TELEXthe Communication Medium SIEMENS of Our Age ■H HH| Tht telephone and the telegram have become indispensable aids in business for trade, banks and industry. But progress keeps going on. All over /ejß the world, these two communication media mf :j£ are joining forces with the most W^^mt up-to-date service
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      German aid for Penang deep-water wharves
      140 3 German aid for Penang deep-water wharves HPHE Minister of Tr»nsX port, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir. (above) Inspects model of the deep-water wharves to be built at Butterworth. With him from left are: Inche Ismail bin Marsokl, general manager of the Penang Port Commission. Dr. H. Boehling, the German Ambassador,
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      TOOK 15.9m TONS OF OIL, PRODUCTS FOR FIRST 3 MONTHS
      74 3 TOOK 15.9m TONS OF OIL, PRODUCTS FOR FIRST 3 MONTHS The direct Imports Into the Fi-deral Republic, Including West Berlin, of crude petroleum and petroleum products came In the first three months of 1*64 to 15.9 million tons. This Includes the free trade of oil hs well as Its free-port
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      A strong economic base for S.E.-Asia
      222 3 WITH the greatest respect we Germans who have the privilege of witnessing from close quarters the growth of the Malaysian nation, observe with admiration the development of this country's economy. Despite serious setbacks from outside aad considerable handicaps which arise from the economical structure
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      Minister sees possibilities of economic expansion
      341 3 Minister sees possibilities of economic expansion A mossag* from Mr. Kurt Schmuecker, Minister for Economle Affairs, Federal Republic of Germany Prudent government measures praised m fj^HE Federal Republic of Germany's good rela- tions with Malaya, Singapore and the former territories of British North Borneo and Sarawak will continue to remain
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        395 3 The Germans (fe^C^) a nation ol saur^J^y^^^^ CREDIT BALANCE Pi R SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN bbbbbbbbß^^bbbV THE FEOERAL REPUBLIC IN GERMAN MARK S^^^ ll£U2| 1950 1955 1960 1961 1962 IStt^W END OF THE YEAR TOTALS fTHERE are nations who do not in the shape of fat piglets, to the think very
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      High-level discussions on housing
      214 4 Dr. Llm Swee Aun, Minister of Commerce and Industry, and Mrs. Lim during their visit to the Federal Republic of Germany in June this year (seen in picture on the left). At the German Industries Fair which was held in Berlin in October last year. 14
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      He was an authority on democracy
      329 4 THEODOR Heuss was born on January, 31, 1884, in Brackenheim, (south west Germany). After attending a secondary school, he studied political science, political economy and the history of art in Berlin and Munich. He obtained his doctorate In 1905. and in the following years
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        144 4 THE FAVOURITE AND MOST POPULAR SALON HAIR DRYERS IN MALAYSIA FROM GERMANY. K Sjgg At yesterday's price Issmm yi^tsßswC^ yet more modern, §^^^*"*^|i jyifl more streamlined, tssm %^^BJSI more efficient and frPf^a reliable in use. The Quality Styling Dryer Professionals Prefer and recom- I mend for home use. t SINGAPORE:
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      At The Berlin Wall
      142 5 SPORE VISITORS GET FIRST-HAND IMPRESSION OF THE MOST UNUSUAL TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION IN THE WORLD INURING their information tour in. Germany in July this year the Singapore Minister for National Development, Dato Lim Kirn San, and the Chairman i of the Economic Development Board, Mr. Hon
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      It's house a minute there
      262 5 Germany breaks back of housing shortage THE Federal Republic of Germany's housing problem has been almost solved by an energetic and realistic building programme launched by the Government. It is expected that the gap between supply and demand will, for the most part, be closed
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      Population increase due to refugee influx
      264 5 DV 1967 the popula- tion of the Federal Republic of Germany will have doubled compared with 1900. in spite of two world wars. The increase In population in the present period is not due to the fact that the Republic has the highest birth
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      Malaysia Embassy at Bonn
      23 5 The Mahivsian embassy in Bad (ioclrsbrrc. a town where many foreign embassies are centred near Bonn, on the Rhine.
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        132 6 II pi I^ x" l^ D OS? I Jal gM^ gHMPi^^^^ aHp .^H l^^^^m'***-<&* 'SI mmW' JttaßHHh^rfl^^l t^JKollE!S^^^B^^^B^^^^BflHSi s '^JBSP^ Bl^^*^*^^l^^HßU Ah. *j»JKMlfr^L*^y -wfaf —jk"*" > '«-^mU <»" 'z^K^fis <k1 wmvJZ? 9^ HBAh^^^^B^B^^Bbj B^B^BHB^B^B^B^lB^Bs^^^BS^B^B^^P'^tk^h^^^^B^B^B^^Fi'^Dß^^E^Bl 4 Pi^ bßv *t* Tf < '^t bbbS^ib^^W^Bßs I jtK* k^'^B Bp i .> Bftk DJ/l\
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      At Berlin's wall of shame —Also on Free western side of the wa11,..
      738 7 At Berlin's wall of shame Also on Free western side of the wa11,.. TOURIST ATTRACTION-SEAT OF ARTS, CULTURE... CERMANY'S BIGGEST INDUSTRIAL CITY... West Berlin an island of freedom in the midst of land cut off behind fences and barbed wire JJKRLIX has always been a city of worldwide reputation, not
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      -In terms ol bricks, steel, human lives
      308 7 -In terms ol bricks, steel, human lives COME statistics in connection with the 'Berlin Wall* from Aug. 13, 1961 (when it was built) to Aus. 13, 1964:— Length of Wall 9.4 miles, Length of barbed wire entanglements 81 miles. Bunkers and pill boxes 232. Watch-towers 165. Stationery loudspeakers along the
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      Berlin under four-power control since 1945
      321 7 Berlin under four-power control since 1945 IN 1937 Germany covered some 181,420 sq. miles between the 47th and 55th degree of latitude north and the 6th and 23rd degree of longitude east. The distance as the crow flies, from the Danish frontier in the north to the Austrian frontier in
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      POWER FOR THE NATION
      1211 8 Work on a much bigger scheme is in hand West German civil engineering companies in Cameron Highlands TT was in March 1959. A small group of civil engineers are staying in the jungle covered valleys of Cameron Highlands. They are sent from the two greatest civil
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        284 8 Hfeaan Textile, Paper and Detergent Industries Bleaching and Oxidizing Agents, Ferris Ferroand Sulphocyanides. DEGUSSIT -Thread Guides, Spinnerets. Auxiliaries Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Industries A wide range of Organic and Inorganic Chemicals Plastic, Paint and Printing Ink Industries AEROSIL' Colloidal Silica, Colour Blacks, Prussian Blue and other Chemicals Rubber and Footwear
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      MALAYANS INTRODUCE CHESS TO GERMAN COMMUNITY—
      80 9 MALAYANS INTRODUCE CHESS TO GERMAN COMMUNITY A game of Chinese chess has been introduced to the German community in Hamburg where the Malayan couple Mr. and Mrs. Wong Yok Yee j have settled down during their stay in that city. Evenings will find them huddled in a I neighbour's flat
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      Enriching the cultural life of the nation
      521 9  -  ADOLF HOEFER, By Lecturer for German at Hanyang University and University of Singapore WALAYSIANS In Sink" gapore are quite keen to learn yet another language. Tills is clear from tho promising state nf Gorman language teaching Mere. Encouraging When the Adult Education Board
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      The Goethe Institute
      573 9  -  ETIENNE CABOS By Director, Goethe Institute, I Kuala Lumpur TO FIND AND TO JUSTIFY TRUST JHK German Cultural Institute ((ioethe-Institute) of Kuala Lumpur, is a house of open doors and of open hearts, a house of alert intellectual work and of the cheerful will to further men
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        225 9 SIIMINS The Cycle Carriage Co. 1 1 9 26 Ltd. are the sole representatives of the firms of Siemens Halske AG and Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG in Malaysia. Experienced engineers of the Siemens Organization are at your disposal at The Cycle Carriage Co. (1926) Ltd. for your problems in all fields of
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      Big trading partnership with Germany
      684 10 Big trading partnership with Germany Increase in German exports to Malaya and Spore DICTURED here is one of the five bucket wheel excavators in operation at the largest mine of the Rhenish Lignite Works. The jointstock company invested in 1961 and 1962 a total of roughfy MsBso million and wot
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      Malaysia enjoys surplus trade balance with Germany
      546 10 Till most remarkable thine m the tr.ulr between Malaysia and the Federal Republic of Germany is that Malaysia has a surplus trade balance while Germany offers and sells a large assortment of K'>uds. In the year 1963 Germany purchased 55 per cent of
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        196 10 ®KRUPP Products and Services Engineering of mining schemes Plant and equipment for the production and processing of ferrous and non-ferrous metals Plant and equipment for the pulp, manmade fibre, petroleum and petrochemical industries Cement and lime works Water purification and dust-collecting plant Bridges and hydraulic structures Chemical process equipment and
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        156 10 In mo-e than SO years, BOSCH Products IH^VMS HWVB IBHHPHBH^R hove become famous for quality I oTd highest value. M V The name of BOSCH is inseparable I B^ from the motor vehicle, wherever HSMHM^l^^^^^fflHfe^Dl^feM^HHfl it circulates. The simple explanation (or this success is the endeavour to supply only the
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      $ MILLION GIFT OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TO MALAYSIA
      142 11 MILLION GIFT OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TO MALAYSIA PART of a milliondollar medical equipment promised as a gift by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to Malaysia was handed over to the Federation Government at a short ceremony held in Kuala Lumpur in March last year. At this ceremony,
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      SI 00,000 German equipment for Singapore Poly
      114 11 THE German Government has donated to the Government of Singapore three valuable pieces of scientific apparatus, the value of which amounts to about V_sloo.ooo. This equipment Is for the Singapore Polytechnic which Is already In possession of a modern photo laboratory, also donated
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      COAL PRODUCTION KEPT UP
      101 11 PRODUCTION of coal, Industry's aide, Is being maintained at high pitch. The mines of the Federal Republic produced 10.609.300 tons of hard coal In May. 1964. for a dally average of 527.000 tons. (April: 12,701.900 tons 544.700 per day). At the end of May 6,701.300 tons
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      BIG SALE OF CHEMICALS
      41 11 In the first quarter of 1964. the chemical Industry of the Federal Republic (without West Berlin) registered sales amounting to 7.1 billion D-marks (M 55.3 billion). The production Index exceeded that of the entire German industry considerably.
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      $ multi-million investment in human relationship
      338 11 multi-million investment in human relationship 'THE "German Foundation for Developing Coun- tries" was set up in 1959. Its major function Is to add to the material aid of the Federal Republic the human element through personal contacts, professional talks and systematic information. Since the beginning of its activities 65 meetings
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      Cultural life in Germany
      745 12 (M 111 RAI. life In present day Germany hai its roots in a rich and abundant past. Bach. Mo/art. Beethoven. Brahms, and Wagner in music (ioethe, Schiller. Kleist. Hauptmann —in literature, and Duerer. Gruenewald. Spitzweg. Menzel. Kollwiti. Kiee in pmint'iu' have all their secure place among
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        29 12 rORTIMA V-V^lx I I|TIA-\ Popular priced T.V with Automatic Push Button Controls. Automatic Picture Stabilization Circuit. Brilliant needle-sharp picture with crystal clear sound. Most modern Cabinet Styling— 23" Screen.
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        158 12 brings you all that's best in Television 4DHF fi^^^^B lw^^^MWlUilnlli I |R.OL~LuxunousT.V. with the very ARK. ON A SuDerb Co.nbination of T.V. latest refinements and advanced features. stereo Radio and Stereo Phonograph in high grade With Transistor controlled Robo Tuner a precision electronic brain for Automatic fine wood with LOCKABLE
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      Chinese studies available at 16 German varsities
      655 13 GERMAN PUBLIC GETTING INCREASINGLY AWARE OF THE CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE OF CHINESE TRADITIONAL CTVILJSATION By Prof Dr Wetffttac rrmnke, Hamburg Koala Lompnr J)URING the first decades of this century Chinese studies played only a negligible "role in Western scholarship. Very few academic institutions of
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      MALAYAN AND OTHER STUDENTS BOATING —ON THE NECKAR
      71 13 MALAYAN AND OTHER STUDENTS BOATING ON THE NECKAR TO go boating on the romantic Neckar on fine week-ends is a source of great pleasure for local as well as foreign students at Tuebingen University. Tubingen, near Stuttgart. Here Micheline Chan, of Kuala Lumpur, a medical student, has invited her fellow-lodgers
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      MOST MODERN OCEAN SURVEY SHIP
      386 13 MOST MODERN OCEAN SURVEY SHIP TH E Meteor, C.ermanys largest and most modern exploring ship for oceanography which was recently named in Bremenhaven (North Sr.i coast) by Frau Wilhelmine Luebke. wife of the President of the Federal Republic of Germany. In respect of construction and equipment, the wishes of the
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        441 13 I n $ft Rubber needs Fertilizer and More Fertilizer means More Rubber Rubber le en Indlspeneeble raw material of modern expansion In the world rubber plantatione. This chemistry and Industry. Today some 50. OOOdlfferent c n be activated if fertilizere are used. Investment articles are made from rubber. World use
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      Lufthansa is among oldest airlines
      473 14 Offers connections from any part of Malaysia via Bangkok ROUNDED early in r 1926 following a merger between two carriers, the German airline Lufthansa now ranks among the oldest airlines in the world. Already in prewar years, its network spanned almost across the whole of
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      15 years of world-wide news coverage
      339 14 15 years of world-wide news coverage Selling Germany abroad is its main objective DURING th v first days of May 1945 the German Information Bureau (Deutsche s Nachrichten Buero DNB) spread the last news about the collapse of the then national-socialist siate of Germany. After the Russians had conquered Berlin
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      THE AUTOBAHN WAY TO SOLVE THE TRAFFIC CHAOS
      320 14 THE AUTOBAHN WAY TO SOLVE THE TRAFFIC CHAOS ONE of Germany's showpieces is her highway network. The word "Autobahn" has become an international one. and as Europe's foremost pioneers In the construction of highspeed motorways the Germans can justly be proud of a ■yiteu of communications which has played an
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        151 14 There is an OPEL^ TO SUIT EVERY MOTORING REQUIREMENT Til© NOW OPEL REKORD (2 or 4 doors) makes driving l^^^^^^ms^s^ St^. /T\ ll^L 1 Perfect Answer For Malaysian Motoring KAPITAN a mi A IU f «>ie« It of It. di.tincti,« m.rk.. V^«^ V,Mr^-M-VMm nofh.r it dap^ndabihty and "h.rd-to. v IW|
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        117 14 CHOOSE YOUR TOOLS LIKE YOUR FRIENDS FOR LIFE. Factory: EDUARD WILLE W«kna|faMii Wuppcrtol Croncnbcrg (Western Germany) Representative: CARL BAUER CO., 10-J Asia Insurance Bldg Spore 1. P.O. Box 2177. Tel: ***** iIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIi^ DO YOU WANT TO MAKE ZIP FASTENERS, j PAPER CLIPS OR EVEN TO ERECT A STEEL ROLLING MILL
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      Germany's biggest reservoir
      265 15 Industries geared to serve world needs OF considerable Impportance are the building materials Indus- try and the machinery industry which ereatly augment the nations contract works abroad. These two industries are in top gear from the supplies point of view. The building industry which numbers more than
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      DRUC THE SON FOUND FOR RHEUMATIC FATHER IS NOW COMMON CURE
      601 15 DRUC THE SON FOUND FOR RHEUMATIC FATHER IS NOW COMMON CURE AMONG the multitude of modern drugs there is not probably any other preparation which is so much used and has proved so successful as Aspirin of Bayer Leverkusen. Germany. This veritably institutional element of applied medicine from Bayer's "World
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        111 15 "''iuiioiijiiSES'^^ «bbb! Lbb^bbbbl BBSS' ;4Mry v. .;-;■>;■ /tnhmmhk-: '\-\'"*j\Ssy bbbbß J^. '-I-*:-! •*>■■•■'■ V-'-j^JW^'V; ■>-H?9fflg BBBBW W .:-^SBff LbbbV jC*. ■;■;■>;■'.;■".•;■-■.■.■. ■■■■■Xv. <•■■■ ■/pvwWvv'^T y. w ■'•'•'•'•'j&Gß^f %^bbbbl bbbbbv From every point of view We speak your language! Aboard the plane, at the airport or in the city office, .vherever
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        139 15 aAa The Best in Lead, Coloured Copying Pencils, Slide Rules, Drawing Boards, Drawing Instruments Materials. [Sblikan I Ottic* Stationery, Fountain Pent, Cortridq* Pcm, Ball Ptns, Student*' A Artiitt' Drawing Material* of Quality. The Greatest Name in German Electronics! Is ™a fei &i vr^P I UNIVERSAL OSCILLOSCOPE TV SIGNAL GENERATOR t
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      Malayan students are welcome to Germany
      359 16 WHERE are more than -L 30 universities, technical universities, and colleges with university status in the Federal Republic of Germany and West Berlin. With a student population of about 250.000. of which about 10 per cent are foreign students. German universities suffer from overcrowding.
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      Another Malayan student in Germany
      55 16 Another Malayan student in Germany MR. D. S. Malla (above) from Malaysia has to pay a lot of attention to his test plants. These are in the garden of the Plant Institute at the Free University of Berlin. I Is preparing (or a doctorate. On his return home, he will
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      Dormant treasures in the earth brought within easy reach
      340 16 AT the invitation of the German Foundation for Developing Countries, 21 geologists from Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, and the Philippines travelled to the West to obtain at an international seminar for soil research arid water development during a 4-week study trip through
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        209 16 /^VjK*j_ESIH.INi ESIII7\ Mm. *"\<*v^H ,Mm\ Mml Sudiicutschc Haumwolle Industrie AG. KUCHEN (WURTT.) POST GEISUNGEN STEiGE SCHLIESSFACM 73 MANUFACTURERS OFORIGINAL In about 90 plain and two-tone colours. 100% Cotton, sheen and feeling like Honon and Thai Silk. Printed also available. Also manufacturers of Printed and novelty Woven Cotton, Rayon and Spun
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        55 16 six T J3BSI& who are alive to our world susceptible and responsive to whatever makes fc^~life beautiful, know the feeling of perfect fresh- E^Di; cbixu^ JkN ness from "4711" Genuine Eau de Cologne with fr^^JC^J^S its refreshing and stimulating power. F'd^z&^^JSJL J@)£ Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE Illi "4711* Eau de
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      THERE'S CHEMISTRY ON CHANNEL X TODAY
      713 17 THERE'S CHEMISTRY ON CHANNEL X TODAY TELEVISION AS TEACHING AID IN SCHOOLS I.\ many advanced countries television has already become an important teaching aid. And the Federal Republic of West Germany is no exception. This is how teaching •staff, who have become rare, in many countries, can be saved. Teacher
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        348 17 ■■SP^JB^Aj|B|^B^^^^B^W^B^^^^^E-'' ~^HMSJM^^K^Hl^^S^^^^^^^l i^^^^ißl f a H^HMfr wHojijsT! THIS IS HnPCHST Farbwerke Hocchst AC. can look back on more than 100 I Bh«I years of history. The factory founded in 1863 at Frank-furt-Hoechst on the banks of the Main was for the produc- WHAT DOES HOECHST SUPPLY? HOECHST SAFEGUARJS THE FUTURE.
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      HIGHER MUSIC FOR PENANG SINGER
      80 18 AS the former Miss tfhor Guan Cheng, she had performed on the concert stage in her native Penang. That was three years ago and today, as Mrs. Wong, she takes more lessons in voice at the Staatliche Musik Hochschule in Hamburg. She is seen in
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      Great musical heritage that Strauss left behind
      442 18 Great musical heritage that Strauss left behind rWAS a hundred years ago that Richard Strauss, the last great romantic in the history of European music was born. With this German composer the Romantic epoch celebrated its last triumph in the concert halls and opera houses of Europe. Indeed the whole
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      FOR HIGHER TRAINING —IN MUSIC
      29 18 FOR HIGHER TRAINING IN MUSIC MR. Alphonso Anthony who obtained a scholarship fnJm the German Academic Exchange Service for further training at the High School for music at Hamburg.
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        121 18 Mm/ i^gm^^.^^^^^^^^i >MHM^'*' ftl Jf > flgww»>4i> ay v" H *^^^H HB^^^^ ~*i 7W" m *«i^^3HBPBBKB^m» JJV^^^'lfAriiiirmfcK^s^ssssslss^^k^^^ > M W i Al' Qhanomag wm DEVELOPING 84 H. P. EESI EARTH-MOVING EQUIPMENT E££l3ll now include crawler dozers and loaders from 50 h. p. to 165 h. p. also lii££j wheeled loaders
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      COMPULSORY EDUCATION UP TO 17 YEARS OF AGE
      610 19 COMPULSORY EDUCATION UP TO 17 YEARS OF AGE Ci F\EK A I. compulT sory education in the Republic of West Germany applies from the time a child reaches its sixth birthday until 17 years of age. The first four years In certain Federal States six— the so-called basic schoolIng, is
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      CIRCUS KARAJANI
      253 19 BERLIN'S latest home of arts is the Philharmonic Hall. It is the home of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and its art. It was officially opened in October last year within the compass of the Berlin Festival" Weeks of 1963 with a festive performance of Beethoven's IXth Symphony. The
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      Cost of education is over M56,200m a year
      149 19 Cost of education is over M56,200m a year THERE are 31.522 elementary schools with 5.595.200 pupils; 1.034 intermediate schools with 407.300 pupils; 1.687 hiph schools, with 846.700 pupils; 6.100 vocational schools with 1 912.700 pupils. 263.500 teachers and 165.534 school-rooms. Annual cost of education i Federal Republic with West Berlin)
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      Plastic body makes new tar
      105 20 I This technical innovation was presented at the 'InI ternational Fair of the Plas*^^^^^™^M—^gßgig^^^iil tics Industry' held in Duesseldorf in the west of the German Federal Republic, last October. Picture above I shows this "magic body." With its help, the owner of a Volkswagen 1200
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      25 per cent rise in German motor vehicles output
      335 20 yHE German auto- mobile industry is optimistic. Sales were 7.7 per cent higher in 1963 than they had been in 1962. and a similar gain is anticipated for 1964. The early months of 1964 have peaked orders of most manufacturers, who
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      Germany spends M$27 mil. a year for sports
      389 21 THE Federal Government has spent more than MS26 million for sports this year. Of this amount M 526 million was expended according to a certain ratio in the individual States to support the "Golden Plan" which provides for a programme of the
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      JUTTA HEINE W. GERMAN POPULAR STAR FOR OLYMPICS
      168 21 JUTTA HEINE W. GERMAN POPULAR STAR FOR OLYMPICS IS Jutta Heine (bottom left), going to regain her old efficiency until the Olympiad in Tokyo? The German lookers-on at sports, infected by tha Olympic fever of the athletes, waver between optimism and pessimism. They want to see top performances. But the
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        101 21 KAISER-1964/65 presents o new look in television receivers for the cultured homo. urn _ja]^H m^MMmm^m^m^MMa Bet am^m^ model 761 v model 763 r& Bi\ i v m^^Hl*^~+*. *J i ceo 1 |^ij AVAILABLE B I THE WORLD'S FINEST GERMAN MADE BRflun KITCHEN MACHINE KM 31 Complete with all attachments! This
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        100 21 H. BERSU CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG REPRESENTING ORIGINAL Punching and Shearing Machines /fr^\ PAUL FERD. PEDDINGHAUS 'yjrf^^y' Gevelsberg/Westf. j Automotive and Aircraft Took /cTop^S) elora tool works Remscheid/Luettringhausen. nT^fozNL STEIGO Handsaws p|j|i|| STEINBACH GOLLEfi Remscheid/Hasten. fIXION Drilling and Grindirii Machine* OTTO HAFNER Hamburg/Wandsbek. ®HIMMEI Velding Converters, Generators f
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      Animal protein boost: Big Govt drive
      642 22 Animal protein boost: Big Govt drive By Dr. mcd. vet. H. FISCHER, formerly Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA is mainly an agricultiiral country and the majority of the population lives either completely or partly on agricultural produce. An integral part of this is
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      Steel is the main basis of all industry, progress
      463 22 Steel is the main basis of all industry, progress MANY countries are standing on the threshold iTX of industrialisation. Economic development is to raise the standards of living, and give the populations of as yet non-industrialised countries brighter prospects for the future. Steel plays a decisive role in this The
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      DO YOU KNOW GERMANY?
      68 22 The Voice of Germany." the German Shortwave Service, informs you about the Federal Republic of Germany of news and comments. reports and music. PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH: (South Asia) TIMES: Malaya and Sin- gapore. 3.00 3.30 p.m.: 330 4 10 p.m.; 11.20— 11.50 p.m. Sabab and Sarawak.
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      WHAT THIS MAP MEANS
      49 22 Sine* 1945 the territory of Germany within iti 1937 boundaries has been split up into four parts the Federal Republic of Germany; the territory that became the Soviet-occupied zone; the "Berlin area," with Four Power status; and the eastern territories under Poluh or Soviet administration.
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        226 22 f The I car on the road It's not made to float, but it will. It is Our purpose is to make the Volkswagen also air-tight. You can't slam a door last And last jt does The first ones made have not yet worn out. Which without first lowering a
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