The Straits Times, 15 September 1963

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES \htettS*te* Mai*?* No. 1,458. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1963. 20 CENTS. KDN 355.
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    Defence-of-Malaysia assurance by Sandys in Kuching
    386 1  -  TAN TOCK SAIK: Sarawak: Team IMM/JH satisfied on results of the elections Sabah: Popular IMMaM support for Malaysia has increased By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday !i i: British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Re--lati o n s, Mr. Duncan Sandys, today gave a clear-cut assurance
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    MARSHALL FILES THAT POLL DAY WRIT
    158 1 MARSHALL FILES THAT POLL DAY WRIT SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. Dtvld Marshall, independent candidate for Anson, today successfully applied for a writ and motion for an Injunction to restrain the Elections Returning Officer, Mr. M. Ponnudu ray, from holding elections on Sept. 21. According to Mr. Marshall, the date— Sept. 21—
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    President Kennedy
    33 1 r..ts chosen Mr. U. Alexis Johnson. Deputy Dnder-Secretary of State for Political Affairs, to be his personal representative ai the Malaysia celebrations la Kuala Lumpur with the rank of special ;imoass»rior
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    Gen. Chiang Ching-kuo
    27 1 eldest son ol Nationalist China's President Chiang Kaislielt. said in Washington yesterday that hi* Government planned to step up raids against the Chinese mainland.
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    FINEST HOUR
    1053 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE: By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. TENGKU Abdul Rahman said after receiving U Thant's pro-Malay-sia findings today: 'This is a true and accurate picture of the desire of all the people in these territories." The Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak, said: "This is our finest hour. This
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    'BLOOD DEBT' THREAT
    450 1 'BLOOD DEBT' THREAT Singapore's boycott ultimatum to the Japanese Govt CINGAPORE, Sat. —A comprehensive non-co-operation campaign against Japan will be launched on Monday— unless the Japanese Government meets by tomorrow Singapore's demand for $50 million as atonement for wartime atrocities. A 14-polnt plan to enforce the campaign was unanimously approved
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    72 1 KUALA I iMPIR, Sat. All babies born here »i thin the 24 -hour period "f \uz. 31 are to receive medals to commemorate the birti of Malaysia. The celebrations sab-commit-tee here has decided that gold medals are to be awarded the first threr babies born o n
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    'NO' to that Malaysia writ
    951 1  - 'NO' to that Malaysia writ RONALD KINSEY CHIEF JUSTICE APPEALS TO BOTH SIDES: HEAL UNHAPPY RIFT DIVIDING BRETHREN' By ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, today dismissed the final-hour effort of the PMIP-con-trolled Kelantan Government to halt Malaysia and appealed for political "reconciliation among brethren." Discharging
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    OUT-PACT WHICH SETTLED M-ROW
    338 2 SINGAPORE, Sat THE Singapore Government today released the full text of the Supplementary Agreement on Malaysia signed last Wednesday. The agreement settled outstanding differences between Singapore and the Federation over the Common Market arrangements and retention by the State of powers to suppress secret society gangsters
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    Team found high degree of unity
    27 2 were complaints of unfair election practices, but the mission was was satisfied nothing occurred that could have reversed the election result.
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    'Little evidence of opposition'
    33 2 Both Sarawak and Borneo have reached a stage of selfgo v c r nment that will enable their people to make a responsible choice. In Sarawak, there MR. MICHELMORE
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    U THANT: GO AHEAD
    2202 2 'It is my conclusion that the majority of the people of the two territories wish to engage, with the people of Federa- tion of Malaya and Singapore, in an enlarged Federation of Malaysia. U.N. SecretaryCencr.il. THE U.N. Secretary-General, U Thant, today gave the green light to
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    KING'S NEW DIAMOND STAR IS DELAYED
    110 2 KUALA LLMPLR, Sat.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will still wear the 11 -pointed diamond star on his tanjak (head-dress) when he attends official and public functions during the Malaysia celebrations. The reason: The 14--pointed diamond star which the King is supposed to wear after
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    KING TELLS STORE CHILDREN OF MALAYSIA'S OPPORTUNITIES
    232 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today assured Singapore's 450,000 schoolchildren that Malaysia would bestow upon them new opportunities which other Asian countries did not now have. In a special message to them the King said: "In the past six years of merdeka
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    Accept report, Manila urged
    67 3 Philippines lus no choice but to accept U Thant's report. There it no doubt, that the survey report is a serious blow to the Philippines, particularly vis-a-vis its claim to North Borneo. But the realistic thing to do now is to yield and accept the findings
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    Less water for Klang area from Wednesday
    99 3 Less water for Klang area from Wednesday KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The daily supply of water to .consumers in Klang and its Coast area will be reduced by 20 per cent from Wednesday, It waa announced here today. A Government statement said the water reserves in the Subang Reservoir continued to
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    M-joy witnesses
    62 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— India's representatives at the Malaysia celebrations in the various places are: The High Commissioner here. Mr. Y. K. Puri and Mrs. lakshmi Menon In Kuala Lumpur: Mr. Thomas Abraham. Assistant Commissioner in Singapore Deputy High Commissioner Mahboob Ahmed in Jesselton and Mr. V. K. M.
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    Pioneer certificates for 44 more firms
    258 4 SINGAPORE, Sat fHE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today presented pioneer certificates to 44 new manufacturing enterprises which, he said, would provide jobs for 2,988 workers at initic 1 stages. It is expected that this number will be Increased to 4.880 when
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    TAN: VOTE FOR NANYANG GRADS
    151 4 TAN: VOTE FOR NANYANG GRADS SINGAPORE, Sat. The chairman of the Nanyang University Council, Mr Tan Lark Sye, last night gave moral support to 15 Nanyang University graduates who are contesting in the coming general elections. At a Press conference at the Taniong Rhu Club, Mr. Tan said he was
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    Apian on how to beat the thieves
    136 4 Apian on how to beat the thieves SINGAPORE. Sat. Police today Issued a three-point advice plan to the public to beat petty thieves during the Malaysia celebrations. Householders are asked to secure and lock their homes properly when leaving them unattended while at the various Malaysian festivities All women are
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    3,000 AMAHS TO GO ON STRIKE
    900 4  -  K. BASKARAN By Kuala Lumpur, Sat Union serves notice to Command Secretary across the table as talks in Singapore break down THREE thousand amahs working for Commonwealth Servicemen in the Federation will go on strike on Oct. 1, in protest against a move by
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    Police continue search for body of Jenny
    74 4 Police continue search for body of Jenny CINGAPORE. Sat. Police are continuing their search for the body of Jenny Cheok Cheng Kid. 22 who went skin-diving a fortnight ago and vanished off Pulau Dim. Since the case had been reclassified as murder, six airmen from the Sub-Aqua Club In RAF
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    India's exports to Malaysia
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Indian Government will step up exports of its engineering goods to Malaysia with the setting up of an office ot fie Indian Engineering Export Promotion Council in Singapore recently. According to a statement from the Indian Information Service. the offieer-in-charge will be
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    Misadventure
    44 4 IPOH. Sat. A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded today on Lam Seong. 60. unemployed. who was knocked dowrr by a scooter In Hish Street on Nov. 26 last year. Lam sustained head Injuries and died In the hospital the next day.
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    MASS SUPPORT IN PENANG FOR THAT BLOOD DEBT' DEMAND
    271 4 pENANO. Sat. A mass J. meeting of representatives from more than 150 registered associations in Penan? today unanimously supported the demand of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce for Japanese atonement for atrocities. The meeting, attended by over 300 representatives, was
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  • FOR PROFIT-BY THE CITY EDITOR
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      GUIDANCE ON CAREERS NEEDED FOR YOUTHS
      126 6 GUIDANCE ON CAREERS NEEDED FOR YOUTHS no YOU think young peopie get enough guidance on careers? If not what do you think should be done? That Is today's question for Sunday Times readers. Give your answer in 500 words. The best contribution will win a prize of $25. Contributions should
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      Special train to Sentul
      58 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Malayan Railway will run a special train from here to Sentul on Monday so that the people living in that are* can come to see the celebrations in the Lake Oardens. The train, according to a railway statement today, will leave Sentul
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      MARKET: TWO WORRIES
      706 6 MARKET: TWO WORRIES DO YOU have query or doubt? Write to: TKe City Editor. Sunday Time*. Timet Home, River VilUy Road, Singapore 9. J'Hl] market has stood up remarkably well despite the new lows rubber prices have slumped to and the forthcoming Singapore elections. i Though trading was not as
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      Free lunch for 40,000 pupils
      213 6 IPOH, Saturday. pREE lunch will be given daily to some 40,000 pupils in rural schools in Malaya by the Malayan Child Welfare Council from 1 Oct. 1. This was announced here today by the council's national president, Mr. B. H. Tan, at the inauguration of
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      Too anxious for Malaysia joy
      54 6 IPOH. Sat A shopkeeper. Choo Hoy. 39. who was too anxious to usher in Malaysia by Bring crackers, was cautioned jnd discharged oy the magistrate. Inche Annuar bin Zainal Abidin. here today. Choo. pleading guilty to Jetting oS Ore crackers last night, explained: "I was
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      Che Mimi in Malaysian contest
      41 6 Che Mimi in Malaysian contest CHE Mimi binte Hamzah of Petaling Jaya, one of 20 entrants for the "Miss Tetaling Jaya" contest as part of the Malaysia celebrations next Friday at the National Union of Plantation Workers Hall. Sunday Times picture.
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      272 6 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Combined business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlop* (4,000) $3.06: East Smelt (1,000; $3.10: Esso (3.000) $3.42. (2.000 1 $3.40: Fed. Disp. (1.000) $1.75. (2,000) $1.74: Fitzparricks
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      144-year link with U.K. will end today
      103 6 144-year link with U.K. will end today KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The last constitutional link between Britain and Singapore after 144 years will terminate tomorrow with the departure of the British Commissioner there. Loi'd Selkirk. The British Information Services here said In a statement that Lord Selkirk will leave for Kuala
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      Early start for M-joy
      46 6 SINGAPORK, Sat. "Hie Indian community of the Sembawantc constituency began its Malaysia Day celebrations this evening with a variety show at the Canberra Padang in the Naval Base. Tomorrow a film show will K. held at the same place at 7 pa,
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      Acting head
      38 6 SUNOEI PATANI. Sat. Mr. N. Ogle is acting as headmaster of the Sultan Abdul Hatnid College, Alor Star, succeeding Mr. Tan Boon Lin who has been transferred to Penang as headmaster of the Free School there.
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      DANGEROUS NONSENSE—THOSE WHO SAY POLL RACIAL CONTEST: RAJA
      218 6 DANGEROUS NONSENSE— THOSE WHO SAY POLL RACIAL CONTEST: RAJA SINGAPORE, Bat. The Minister for Clture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, tonight hit out at racialists and communallss agitating for support for Nanyang graduates In the coming general elections. At a PAP mass rally at Beach Road, the Minister said: "There are racialists
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    KUAN YEW TWISTING MY LETTER, SAYS SENATOR
    324 7 KUAN YEW TWISTING MY LETTER, SAYS SENATOR KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Senator T. H. Tan today accused the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, of "twisting" an invitation extended to the Peoples Action Party lo .send observers to the Grand Alliance Convention last March into an invitation to the PAP
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    Teacher tour
    25 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. The Perak branch of the National Union of Teachers will organise a 11-day tour of Thailand beginning on Dec. 9.
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    LIKE A CARESS...
    442 7  -  PETER LIM By MOTORING A SALOON WITH THE SWEET. SOFT TOUCH YOU probably know them. They twitch nervously every time they approach something a little more than normally curvaceous La sports cars, especially, they can be a nuisance. Sports models, of course, are built for fast motoring.
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    PENANG: THE STATE SECRETARY TAKES OVER
    345 7 PENANG: THE STATE SECRETARY TAKES OVER Kelantan changes its mind and declares two public holidays PENANG. Saturday, "put State Secretary, Inche Abu Hassan bin Abdullah, today assumed the powers of Socialist-controlled City Council to enforce the State Government's order to the council to decorate and illuminate its offices and buildings,
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    ELEGANT DIANE TO HELP AT AUSTRALIAN SHOW
    89 7 ELEGANT DIANE TO HELP AT AUSTRALIAN SHOW TALL, elegant Diane Masters of Melbourne, one of the two top fashion models from "Down Under" who are coming to Singapore to help at the Australian Fortnight fashion show. The show will be held at a local department store from Sept. 2.1 to
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    New postal service
    90 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. a new postal service will be provided on Monday when spec i al commemorative postage stamps of 10 cents, 12 cents, and 50 cents denominations will be put on sale to mark Malaysia Day. On that day, self-addressed first day covers of ths commemorative stamps
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    Dentist switch
    30 7 RAUB, Sat. Mr. K. Ramanathan, the dental officer of the district hospital here, has been transferred to Kuantan. He Is being replaced by Mr M. Mahendra from Kuantan.
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    ON YOUR TV TODAY
    209 7 SINGAPORE, sat. Here, your TV programme lor tomorrow CHANNEL 3 A.M. 9.55 Opening summary: 10.00 The Malaysia Air Show: P.M. 1.00 Programme summary: 1.C5 The Rosemary Clooney Show: 1.30 News In English: 1.45 Alfred Hitchcock presents The Big Switch: 210 Civil Servants In Malaysia: 2.25 Maverick
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    PPP councillors to boycott M-joy
    288 7 ORDERS SENT TO PARTY BRANCHES IPOH, Saturday. Peoples Progressive Party councillors at Parliamentary, State Assembly and municipal levels will boycott all celebrations in connection with Malaysia Day. The party's branches have been instructed to do likewise. The Ipoh Municipality's showpiece offices and other buildings under
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    Man threw purse during chase
    110 7 PENANG. Sat.— Four men loitering near a bus stand in Prangin Road started to run when they saw a detective, the First Magistrate's court was told today. One of them threw an object on to the road after Detective Tan Boon Kong gave chase Detective
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      233 7 IMPROVE YOUR MALAY rls is National Language Week and to help you improve your command of Malay, the Dewan Bahasa has designed these simple, everyday phrases for your study: Habis kerja saya mesti lekas balek; pukul dua satengah saya ada meshuarat. I must go home quickly after work; at two
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      318 7 WOT? $7£ MILLION IN ONE MONTH? SURE! THE MALAYAN CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE SOCIETY LTD received Hie assurance proposals to the value o! $7.578. 081 In August 1963 from 2.748 persons. This figure does not include Group Insurance applications. This record monthly producton of over $71 million Illustrates the confidence the people
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    PERSONAL
    25 8 ■2\t words iVii- (Minimum) sukivaki: Raton new. Nacotiattoa posuhle provided you are back before it by evening of Monday 16tb September. Ring immediately Sangbyed.
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  • SUNDAY TIMES OPINION PAGE
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      It's time to REV UP your brains
      718 8 It's time to REV UP your brains -SAYS DAVID BARATHAM KUALA LUMPUR YOU and your boss have exactly the same 'computer' TIIK German is known for his ingenuity. The Japanese for his industry. Both these qualities have made German}' and Japan great nations well to the fore in industrial advancement.
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      AN ODD QUIRK OF THE NUMERAL 'TWO'
      605 8  - AN ODD QUIRK OF THE NUMERAL 'TWO' EVELYN By BUT for an odd quirk of the numeral "two" I would have begun Malaysia with the third priie of $60,000 in the Social Welfare Lottery and a brand new home all of my lovely own. It was a house on which
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        CAR-FREE ZONE
        105 8 IFEEL that Kismet Kanubhai 'Sunday Times, Aug. 4) is extremely optimistic if he thinks that Improvements to the public transport system will persuade the average carowner to leave his vehicle at home when he wishes to go to the city. The present chaotic traffic conditions may deter some,
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        WHAT, ONLY 12?
        84 8 CAN Ken Hammonds really be serious when he says (Sunday Times, Sept. 1) that there are only 12 men in Singapore whose earnings total more than $200,000 a year? I don't care what the statistics say but you've only cot to sit for a couple of hours
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        THE POPE AND REDS
        63 8 RE YOUR HEADLINE: "Pope— We still hate Reds" (Sunday Timas. Sept. 8). Has the Pope said sof I am sure he has not Between condemning a system and hating its disciples Is a world of difference which your headline ignores comnletely, thereby giving an absolutely distorted
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        LETTER OF THE WEEK
        102 8 AT an exhibition of paintinrs I was appalled to bear the remarks of ntter ignorance that came from a group of well-to-do people who could certainly have helped the painter in question by buying a couple of his works. The artist was experimenting with some new
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      Mr. & Mrs. Malaysia
      626 8  - Mr. Mrs. Malaysia HASNAH VIMALA-CHEN A PROFILE 0F... By THEIR AFFLUENCE WILL GIVE A FLYING START WHEN Mr. and Mrs. Malaysia set out tomorrow morning for the bi; Malaysia Day celebrations, they will probably do so in their own car and conscious of the knowledge that these years have been
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      The things they say because they're they
      129 8 The things they say because they're they NOTHING spontaneous Is ever allowed to happen to the wife of a governor-general. Stephanie, Countess of Listowel. talking about her return to jaiz singing. Fthe Negroes don't get jobs, we could end up with a mouthful of civil rights and an empty belly.
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      ON THIS SEPTEMBER SUNDAY
      415 8 ON THIS SEPTEMBER SUNDAY f|N this Sunday eve of Malaysia let us pause and consider the message of our Prime Minister Tcngku Abdul Rahman: We look forward to a future that is full of promise. We will have our problems, no doubt, but I have unswerving faith in the courage
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      13 8 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL
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    Govt's view of the 'blood debt'
    298 9 KUALA LUMPUR, San The Malaysian Government will be prepared to take up the matter of Japan's "blood debt with the Japanese Government if necessary. So says a statement by the Ministry of External Affairs today. The lull statement Is: "The Federation Government understands that
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    Police officers in S'pore 'worried'
    269 9 Police officers in S'pore 'worried SINGAPORE, Sat. a mandate. Meanwhile, the Sunday Times was told that talks between the two governments on the future status of Singapore police officers would continue next week. Though Dato Fenner assured the officers he would do his "best" to solve the problem, neither the
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    Admiralty served strike notice
    56 9 SINOAPORB, Sat.— The Naval Base Labour Union today served a two-week Strike notice on the Admiralty to press for settlement of a number of claims, some of them outstanding since 1959. The union's acting general secretary. Mr. Michael Fernandez, said in a statement that the notice
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    Fatal stabbing: Youth held
    61 9 IPOH, Sat.— Police here na»e detained a youth In connection wuh the fatal stabbing of an Ice-cream seller. Ng Khlm Bai SI. at the Chan Wan Chinese Bchool. off Kampar Road, on Thursday Ng. a father of five, dlea shortly after he was rushed to the
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    SARAWAK POLICE FIND RED CAMP
    338 9 j£UCHING, Sat. A Communist military training camp has been discovered by police a few miles outside Kuching. The camp had a well constructed defence position dug into the hill* side, a number of dummy weapons rifles and machine carbines and a large quantity of Communist
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    Mac will be at London Malaysia ceremony
    278 9 Mac will be at London Malaysia ceremony I ONDON. Sat. Mr. Macmillan will propose the health and prosperity of the new Federation of Malaysia In London on Monday night In the presence of a thousand guests of the Malayan High Commissioner and Ten g k v Malmunah. Stately Marlborough House
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    Speech day
    25 9 KAJANQ, Sat. The annual speech and prize giving day of the Kajang High School will be held at S p.m. on Oct. 10.
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    Display of rare Asian books
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. An exhibition ot rare Asian bookb was held recently at the Oriental Studies Convention in Canoerra recently. It was organised uy undergraduates of the Australian National University. According to a statement (rom the Australian High Commission here, there were 3.000--year-old Shang "Oracle
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    Negro revolt talk
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Mr. Lalith Athulathmudall. sub-dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Singapore, today gave a talk on "The Negro Revolt" to memhers of the V's Men's Club at their weekly luncheon in Princes Restaurant
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    M-joy arches
    29 9 SINGAPORE, Sat, Ttoe Kampong Olam constituency's Malaysia celebrations committee has erected four arches and a float to take part in the float protection tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday.
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    ULTIMATUM BY UNION
    88 9 PENANG. Sat The Penan* Port Commission Employees' Union has given the m .naeement H-day ultimatum to bold another inquiry into the dismissal of a ferry ticket teller. Gurdlp Singh (with the union allowed to defend him), or submit his ease to a court of law. The ultimatur.i.
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    Rain brings relief to drought-hit rice-bowl States
    244 9 Rain brings relief to drought-hit rice-bowl States ALOR STAR, Saturday. THIS week's rain brought relief to several thousand padl planters in the droughtstricken rice bowl areas of Kedah and Perlis. However late the showers have been, the farmers are at last able to resume cultivation. Last month, at the height
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    Driver fined $50
    38 9 RAUB, Sat. A lorry driver. Ho Yoon Loy. 35. of Kelantan was fined S5O or two weeks' jail for overloading his lorry with cement by an excess of 42 cwt at Raub on Jan. 18.
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    Malayan starlet abandons study to wed—
    71 9 Malayan starlet abandons study to wed— LONDON, Sat. Here's a Malayan girl who can cook as well as she looks. She's Li-er (Beautiful Child) Hwang, 23, who came to London to study law and appeared in the show and film of "The World of Susie Wong.'* Now the world of
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    For your day by the sea
    93 9 TODAY Sedili Kechil 8.37 a.m. (7.4 ft) 7.06 p.m. (lift); Singapore 10.11 a.m. (7.« ft) 9.16 p.m. B.2ft t; Port Dickson 4.47 a.m. (7.3 ft) CM pjn. (7.9 ft); Port Swettenham 4.09 a.m. (12.0 ft) 4.27 D.m. (12.1 ft); Penang ll.it a.m. (7.lft) 11.
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    Dance for fund
    46 9 PENANG. Sat. The Penang branch of the National Union of Bank Employees will hold a dance at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School on Sept, 38 to raise money for its building fund. There will be a "NUBE Queen" election and other competitions.
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    Schoolboy drowns
    28 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Ong Soon Hwa, IS, of the Cedar Boys' Afternoon School In Sennett Estate was found drowned in a pond in Alkatf Gardens this morning.
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      81 11 Daish 23, and Deirdre O Dea. 19. Giving the injections at the Windmill Theatre in London is Mr. Cordon Willoughby. manager of the anti 'flu team from Crookes Labouraties at Park Royal, London. The inoculation is being given by a revolutionary new jet spray method. High-speed anti-flu injection is given
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      Tough West
      323 11 CASE OF THE MAN OF 100 AND THE YOUNG HOODS KANSAS CITY: Mr. Henry Gray refused treatment when he was knocked down by three youths, struck on the head, and robbed of his wallet and his trousers. Two of the youths carried revolvers. Mr. Gray said he was
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      Sky spy?
      155 11 red satellite ;may have observed u.s., says expert WASHINGTON. Sat. A top space official indicated yesterday that Soviet satellites may have made -spy-in-the-sky observations In orbital flights over the United States. Dr. Edward C. Welsh, executive secretary of the national Aeronautics and Space Council, said it would be
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      Lock icon I Secret out
      123 11 KANHAI MARRIES AN ENGLISH I GIRL IN REGISTRY LONDON, Sat— West Indies batsman Rohan Kanhai married a 25-year-old English girl secretly on Wednesday, team manager Mr. Berkley Gaskin, said yesterday. The shy, 27 T y c a r-old. cricketer confided in team manager that he and Miso
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      Britain vetoes UN move to delay Southern Rhodesia's independence
      174 11 Britain vetoes UN move to delay Southern Rhodesia's independence NEW YORK, Saturday. JJRITAIN yesterday vetoed in the Security Council a resolution which sought to bar the reversion to Southern Rhodesia of the armed forces of the Central African Federation, and delay the territory's independence. It was the third time Britain
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      Talks in capital to settle 'blood debt' row
      261 11 Talks in capital to settle 'blood debt' row nnOKYO, Sat.— The TransJL portation Minister, Mr. Keniaro Ayabe, left Tokyo by air yesterday tor Kuala Lumpur to represent Japan at the ceremonies celebrating the birth of Malaysia. Mr. Ayabe departed with the expectation that the ceremonies would be held on Monday
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      Lock icon MALAYA'S PROGRESS IN RUBBER 'WAR' IS 'SHINING EXAMPLE'
      303 11 LONIWN. Sat.— The nearby position of the natural rubber market will remain difficult with the main consuming season for the commodity approaching Its end and production heading towards Its seasonal peak, unless political factors or a resumption of heavy buying by the
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      Sir Garfield and Dr. Subandrio agree to disagree
      414 11 Sir Garfield and Dr. Subandrio agree to disagree JAKARTA DISCUSSIONS REACH DEADLOCK ON MALAYSIA PLAN JAKARTA, Saturday. A USTRALIA's Minister for External Affairs, Sir Garfield Bar wick, and the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, have made little progress so far in their talks on Malaysia, informed sources said today. But
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      Moss hits Campbell
      123 11 QYDNEY, Sat. Stirling Moss suggested here yesterday that ex-world racing champion Jack Brabham should make the land record attempt In Bluebird. Instead of Donald Campbell. "Jack would make a good effort if he had a crack at the world land speed record," Moss, who has retired as
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      Lock icon 'Pub' sends SOS for beer
      70 11 LONDON. Sat.— Two thousand bottle* of beer were flown out from London Airport yesterday on a jet airliner following an 5.0.8. from the "pub" at the British Trade Fair In Zurich. When the fair opened on Sept. 2. the tavern was stocked with 14.400 bottles
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      KEELER IS BOOED OUTSIDE COURT
      166 11 LONDON, Saturday. CROWDS surged against police lines and booed when playgirl Christine Keeler made a brief court appearance on perjury and conspiracy charges yesterday as a new political battle began building up over the Profumo scandal. Miss Keeler. whose relations with the War Minister, Mr.
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      FOR BACKGROUND
      106 11 FOR BACKGROUND side the court broke out as she entered a limousine with two co-defendants, her apartment-mate, Paula Hamilton-Marshall, 23. and her housekeeper, Mrs Olllve Brooker, 56. The fourth defendant Is Rudolph Fenton, 39. a West Indian. Miss Keeler. who Is getting used to crowds, merely smiled at the several
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    Pure Nonsense
    593 12  -  BEACHCOMBER BY Eating seaweed 1READ that Japanese women eat seaweed to make their skins more beautiful. The authorities in our coa.sta) towns should appeal to Malayan women to clear the beaches. The sight of a nerd of debutantes browsing ankle-deep in this juicy comestible would bring tears of
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    YOUR DOG
    396 12  -  POINTER BY V"OUR dog is pulling you so we must leacn him to heel properly. On liie size of your dog depenoj, how we apply tins lesson. It you have a strong young Alsatian or boxer, I advise a choke chain or collar, which can be bought in
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    Is sex the fault?
    650 12 DEAR Jane Lee: I love niv husband very much and only wish he felt the same way about me. He arts as though he dislikes me. He makes me very unhappy, and I am thinking of leaving him. I have a young daughter and urn not
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    179 12 W'IWKR of the week* TT $30 prhe Is -Buk in«" (above), submitted by Robert K.s. Tan, of I*2 Irrvois Road, Singapore 10. Mr. Tan used a Yashira Lynx camera and Kodak film. SetUnj: fS. 1 I*s tern nd He will be paid by pout. The cheque will be
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    OF MONEY AND WOMEN...
    551 12 OF MONEY AND WOMEN £)I£AR Know Alls: 1 am disgusted with the seltish motives of the 10,000 women who signed a petition to Tengku Abdul Rahman asking for equal pay for women teachers. Most women will not know how to make use of the extra money. iiiimimii lining oJ&^ltS^inA SXlt'y
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    Ask your father
    231 12 You've got to be prepared lor all kinds of tricky questions from the youngsters. Such as: WHY DO WE SWEAT WHEN IT'S HOT? STAND in the broiling sun or run for a bos and you'll feel the beads of sweat standing out on your brow. It's a
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    Your Sunday radio
    385 12 RADIO MALAYA A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraKu. 6.02 Prelude To Breakfast; 700 Time Signal. The News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet Music; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.32 Breakfast Club; 8.00 Time Signal. The News: 8.05 Bright And Breezy; 9.00 Music City: 10.00 Summary Of Programmes For
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      447 13  -  KEN HAMMONDS By SINGAPORE MAN MANIA, IRONCLAD MAIDEN PREVIEW OF THE NEW FILMS "^T HAMPTON And The Japanese HepCJts See ASIA Magazine (Page 10). ft THE IRON MAIDEN Michael Craig, Anne Halm, Th« Duk* of Bedford. Rank Organisation ]\JAN seems to have an inherent love for his transport
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      BETTE DAVIS Men I have loathed
      486 13  - BETTE DAVIS Men I have loathed KENNETH ALLSOP By LONDON MEN. as met, married and anatomised in the autobiography of a Queen of the Silver Screen, are cut down to less than kingsiir here we are. exposed as spineless, weakened, gutless worms. In "The Lonely Life" (MacOonald 305.) Bette Davis
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      421 13 JVESTIVAL time is on us a«am. with the cream of the Services amateur dramatic societies vying vtlih each other to carry on me coveteu Harris Trophy and. this year, a couple ol "Oscars" presented by Mr. Davlo Marshall, into the bargain! The Services Drama Festival once again takes
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    Lock icon Manchester U. edge W. Brom to retain lead
    476 14 LONDON. Saturday TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR, beaten 7-2 by Blackburn Hovers last week, came storming hark today with a (i-1 home First Division victory over struggling Blackpool. In the top-01-the-table clash. Manchester United hold on to the lead by deleating the second team, West
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    Yuri is still strongest
    39 14 STOCKHOLM, Sat. Yuri 1 Vlasov of the Soviet Union broke his own record with an aggregate of 557.5 kilogrammes 1 1,2291 b i and retained the heavyweight title at the world weightlifting championships here yesterday.
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    Malaya win two titles
    57 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat—Malaya won both the men's and women's Malaysia basketball titles when the series concluded at the Chlnwoo Stadium here tonight. Malaya became unbeaten champions by edging Singapore 66-62 in the final. Singapore took second place. In the women's section, Malaya clinched the title by
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    Doubles champs
    46 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Tan Aik Huang and Teoh Slew Yong won the mixed doubles title In the Malaysian badminton cham-* pionships when they beat Billy Nk and Ng Mcl Ling 17-15. 15-17, 15-9 In the final here tonight. See Page 16 for other result*,
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    DENIS LEADS TOUR TEAM
    134 14 DENIS LEADS TOUR TEAM VINGSTON, Sat. Denis 1 Compton, lormer England Test batsman, will captain a cricket team on a short tour of Jamaica in January. Ted Dexter. England's cap^ tain, Freddie Trueman, and Barbados-born Roy Marshall have also been Invited on the tour. Tour party: D.CJS. Compton (captain). T.
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    The Singapore Gold Cup has romantic history
    1371 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By NO race on the Malayan Turf captures the imagination of racing enthusiasts more than the Singapore Gold Cup-. Yet when the first Gold Cup was run at the Farrer Park racecourse on Oct. 18, 1924 it almost went unnoticed. It
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      98 14 SPORTS DIAKT SOCCER Malay* Cop •-final (2nd leg): Malacca v 6'gor (Kubu Stadium, 515). HOCKEY M-Carnival: Croup A Sarawak v Penang 1 8 a.m.); Trengganu v Armed Forces (4 pm.); Perak v S'gor <5 i&. all matches at R. Range uRd, KL>: Group B Johore v (5.16, both matches at
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    SELECTIONS
    142 15 tPSOM JEEP CALL BOX ROINTEK JUN. ORCHID JUN. ORCHID JUN. OECHID Rue i Francoseot Honey Bee Skilful Punters Delight Eiffel Tower Eiffel Tower PEM. CHIEF SHOCKALINGABt COL. CARTOON Race 2 CasUno Berado I ntont Caatano ShockaUntam Color Cartoon Serene Lady CAD. ROUSSEL CAD. ROUSSEL GOOFY Race 3 Balk. Challenger
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    PASIR PUTEH LOOKS A 'CERTAINTY' ON TIME TEST
    1080 15 EPSOM JEEP'S best bets are Count FaU (Race 4). Sun Leader (Race 6) and Pasir Puteh (Race 7). The going is fast IF time test can be given any credence, Pasir Puteh looks a "certainty" in Race 7 This useful six-year-old who
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    Sun Leader is outstanding
    618 15  -  EPSOM JEEP NOTHING CAN STOP THIS FIVE-YEAR-OLD FROM WINNING THE $50,000 SINGAPORE GOLD CUP By gUN LEADER will win the Singapore Gold Cup over lOf (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today. Nothing can prevent this five-year-old from winning the richest classic in Malayan racing the race
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    BT. TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
    1460 15 BT. TI MAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS Raee One: 2.0— Cl l Div j— 7 f 1 ***** Punter's Delight IU (Teo ft Mdm Leong) Daniels, 5 9.0 (F) Mitchell 7 2 ***** Society Girl (Eagle St.) Osman, 6 8.13 Wilson 2 3 ***** Francoscot <Venl Vicl St.) Heddle. 8 8.13
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    First horse show in KL
    164 15 First horse show in KL ITU ALA LUMP JR. Sat. 1V An equestrian sports meeting, the first of its kind to be staged in this country, will be held at the Selangor Turf Club on Wednesday at 5.15 p.m. The show is part of the Malaysia celebrations. The public is
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    Doncaster Cup: Stewards lose objection
    104 15 Doncaster Cup: Stewards lose objection DONCASTER, Sat. Mr. P. A B. Widener's Raise You Ten won tbe Doncaster Cup run over two miles and a quarter here yesterday. Mrs. E. Gorlng's Arctic Vale was second and Mr. E. W. Beecheys Oalcville third of four runners. Raise You Ten won by
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    BILLY, GAIK BEE CHAMPS
    456 16 BILLY, GAIK BEE CHAMPS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Billy Ng showed a return to top form tonight when he beat Penang champion Tan Aik Huang, conqueror earlier this j year of Malayan No. 1 Teh Kew San, 2-15 18-14 and 15-11 in the men's singles final in the Malaysia festival badminton
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    Padang shield
    21 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. Close of play scores ir the padang .shield cricket match today. SRC 136 S.C.C 80 for six.
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    Malaya put out India in Thomas Cup
    336 16 IyfcLLINGTON, Sat.— Malaya tonight completed an 8-1 victory over India in the Australasian zone semifinal of the Thomas Cup Badmimon world competition. Malaya now meet Australia in the nnal at- Perth next weekend. "ii.c Malayans won every match in the semi-final except the
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    Sabah, Sarawak TT teams out
    62 16 MALACCA. Sat. It will be a straight fight between Malaya nnd Singapore in the Malaysia table-tennis tournament. Malaya trounced Sabah 5-0 today and last night beat Sarawak 5-1' Singapore beat Sabah 5-0 and then defeated Sarawak also 5-0. In the women's section Malaya beat Sarawak
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    IT'S PENANG IN THE FINAL
    445 16 Switch in attack and centre-forward Kuppan beats fullback and goalkeeper for open goal PENANG, Sat. Penang deservedly earned their passage to the Merdeka Stadium for the 1963 Malaya Cup final on Sept. 28 when they drew with Singapore 1-1 in the second round of the
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    Selangor, NSand S'pore are in last 4
    452 16 Selangor, NSand S'pore are in last 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malayan hockeys Big Three, Selangor, from Group A, and Negri Sembilan and Singapore, from Group B, qualified today for the semi-finals of the Malaysia sports festival hockey competition. Selangor, trouncing Trengganu 10-nil at Rifle Range Road this morning for their
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    93 16 r u n i i a pu elangor 4 4 0 0 28 18 erak 4 3 0 1 23 6 6 enang 4 2 0 2 10 8 4 'orces 4 2 0 2 19 10 4 YenpRanu 4 10 3 3 20 2 Sarawak 4 0 0
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    Fred and Allan shoot into Ist places
    192 16 Fred and Allan shoot into Ist places KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. 1V Selangor and Singapore each won an event on the first day of the Malaysia shooting tournament today. Singapore won the small bore rifle prone with 1.152 points while Penang 1,118, were second and Selangor 1.068 third. Selangor win the
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    40 16 LONDON. Sat.— Results of English football league matches played last night were: Division Tw»: Northampton 1 Bury 2, Rotherham 1 Cardiff City 0. Division Poor: Tranmere 0 Bradford City 1, Worktagton 4 Barrow 1. Reuter.
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    U.S in 2-0 lead
    42 16 DENVER. Sat Tne TJnUed States took a 2-0 lead over Venezuela In the Davis Cup American Zone final here yesterday when Marty Rlessen beat Iyo Pimeritel 8-6 6-4 6-4 and Dennis Ralston beat Orlando Bracamonte 6-2 6-1 6-2.
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    Shield winners
    24 16 NEW PLYMOUTH (New Zealand), Sat. Taranakl beat Wanganul 14-12 to keep the Ranfurly Shield. New Zealand's top rugby union trophy, here today.
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    Talent and power in under-18 tennis
    152 16 SINGAPORE. Bat. Singapore's new group of under- 18 youngsters showed talent and power-tennis In the first Malaysia under -18 tennis championships which ended at the Tanglln Club courts today Australian Lee Dellit won the Loyt> singles championship by beaUng Yeo Peng Hal 6-2. 7-5
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    Tan leads Singapore's domination in swimming carnival
    314 16 Tan leads Singapore's domination in swimming carnival IT r.VI.A LUMPUR, Sat. —Chinese Swimming Club. Singapore, dominated the open events in the Malaysia swim carnival which opened at the Chinwoo pool here today. Of the sis finals CBC, led by their Asian Gomes star. Tan Thuan Henf, won four. Tan broke
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    The best tennis comes from Sharin
    383 16 The best tennis comes from Sharin i^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. -Singapore Sharin Osman played the best tennis so far in the Mafaysian championships here when he beat the Sarawak champion. Dr. K. Dharmaratnam, 6-3, 6-4 in a quarterfinal tie here today. Sharin will have a .harder hurdle to clear i:i third-seeded
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      THE SECRETARYBIRDS
      1596 17 PICTURE ONE: Hunting down come the long, ostrich-like legs. A snake scurries in the brush and that is its last movement. TWO: Back at the nest, the chick squawks happily, father looks round proudly, while mother regurgitates and brings up the day's takings (arrowed). THREE: Tender moment affectionate
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      Mrs. CHRISTINA LOKE
      60 17 Presents today EXCLUSIVELY FOR SUNDAY TIMES READERS h«r story and picture* of an exciting trip to a bird sanctuary in Kenya whore, much to the surprise and admiration ef Hl« experts, she took extremely rare photographs of tha eluii ve secretory birds feeding their young. The pictures
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      WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY ABOUT HER PICTURES
      306 17 HERE Is a quote from a letter from Mr. Malcolm MacDonald (right), now Governor of Kenya AIDRfcV (Mrs. M«t- Donald i and I cave a party for a show o. your 30t photographs last week. In the audience of about 30 were several
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      13 17 "PRELUDE To A Dream" For your short story see ASIA Magazine (Page 14).
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      268 17 tour IVI ALAYA with (tSSO/ h^^mmm\mem\m\m\^Bff^SmiS^^*^^^E^BjmMmF' I J&rf**<<s HrT^^g HBBwfr %w9/KM jFUL WmWi^KmWmlßm)mWm\^mm^s?i£i&^3^& &*jBO4L IKkMNBH i^JKfw^S^. B^Bt .B^BBBfl jJKr <A Ba^B^B^B^B^Bßß^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BmjflHßß^^B^B^Hf M^' i IBBT^^BB^bBF^BM BBatl li_UoH ii MM M M Mo\ 1 b^b^b^b^bEb^b^b^b^b^b^bb^b^blb^b^bQw b^bVbb)«^i Iwm MM I f^ J^ Jt I X**3 19 ByR! attest ""-HtWi HIH 'k&mmv^mmwSMmmmM^mmmlmmmmmmmW^ 4T^\ mt-*^^*
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    EVELYN TU
    15 18 SAYS WITH A SIGH OF REGRET THAT WOMEN CAN BE COMPLACENT NO MORE
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    Warning: YOU will have to watch your WAIST again
    587 18 Warning: YOU will have to watch your WAIST again TAKE a deep breath, tuck in your diaphragm and sit up straight. The happy days of The Slump are over. You girls have had it easy for a long time. But if you care two hoots for fashion, you'll have to
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    A 'LONG LIFE DIET...'
    240 18 A 'LONG LIFE DIET...' I'VE been snowed under by letters from readers asking for a "safe and j>ure" method of shedding extra weight. To these readers, I have recommenaed a series of exercises which should be effective u~ followed daily for some months But some readers ask: "Why not work
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    Questions and answers...
    273 18 Questions and answers... DEAR Evelyn Tv: I have a greasy strip down my face; my cheeks and temples are dry. Can you tell me how to treat both conditions and how I should use make-up? LINDA OILMAN. Yours is a combination skin. To level out the differences, you have to
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    313 18 A MEEK little man In a restaurant timidly went up to another man who was putting on a coat. "Excuse me," he said, "but are you Mr. Bmith?" "Why. no. I'm not." said the other. "Oh." said the timid soul. "Well— cr you see, I am,
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      256 18 Advertisement Complexion Care The secret of beautifying the complexion is said to lie in the saturation of the skin with a new type of tropical moist oil. The skin takes on an immediate healthy bloom as the tiny lines and blemishes are gently smoothed away. The saturation treatment with the
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      10 18 HONG KONG bargains by refugee craftsman ASIA Magazine (Page 12).
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      264 18 I DO I DO, TOO WE ALL DO In our set, we all nse Tampax That's how the Tampax trend spreads. One girl uses it, enthuses about it. convinces a friend, and by and by everyone's using it. For Tampax internal sanitary protection is so clearly superior. Instead of belts,
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      164 19 IN MALAYSIA 1 i n 3 is B.M.C. iV 1 A bY m II 3_^ 1 fk|M IB IS IJ^i«|^ OflF AUSTIN CARS MORRIS CARS Current total sales figures of AUSTIN HEALEV 1-441 v cars, vans, trucks in Malaya, /j|^ cars mg cars [Ml m Singapore and Borneo tern- V'
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    THE HAND SPEAKS TO YOU OF A RARE GIFT
    1238 20 THE HAND SPEAKS TO YOU OF A RARE GIFT THE GIFT OF ELOQUENCE: This gift is a rare endowment the painter, the artist, the statesman, the ballerina, the author, all cultivate it and usa it in their particular spheres of expression and in many other ways. The hand, too, for
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      137 20 Hr S^l jMHBW|M|^By Can you explain why you J 111 xMEMmffl like "eh other? Why you M Wm W^^Ubß** share day -to -day news, wm^BSf^^ ik l^^^^^Kl? dreams and secrets with |P| each other? PETER GREY i^^^gl^^i takes a critical look at lp^^^^^^^^H^BHH||^^P f ll^^^^^Ej^L^I I^^^^^Ej^L^ friendships and tells us
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      246 20 (^POPULAR CROSSWORD^ ACROSS: 1. Powi.- <5> 5. In- of (7) 2. EKf?-sliaped (4) 3. sipidly (7) 10. Finished <4> 11.1 Alcove (6» 4. Crawls (6» 5. Animal Seat <5> 12. People (4) 13. Train <5i 6. Ward off <5> 7. Beby use <8> 16 Mirth <4> 17 Per- parate (4»
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    When must the guest pay?
    400 21 IITHEN Is a holiday- maker responsible for hotel breakages? Tfcat was the question raised by Paul Johnson's case. Tne aay after nc returned irom iU6 nouuay faul receive q a letter iium me numa&ement 01 tne aotei wnere ne nad Deen staying "on cleaning your
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    How you can cultivate a sixth sense...
    2211 21 How you can cultivate a sixth sense. THE power of ambition. expansion and wide scope for it's expression. The owners of such a good Mount of Jupiter are essentially conscientious and their approach to progress in life is determined by their good moral sense. They are justly proud and are
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      234 21 For those desiring the convenience of synthetics the natural choice is e:isy-c:ire MERMAID Blended Fabrics of 65% TETORON (polyester fiber) and 35% cotton. When the comfort of a natural fiber is required, those who know ask for cotton fabrics bearing the STAR LION label. Both fabrics, backed by Shikishima Spinning's
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      810 22 insist on I BEREC Power Packs I for transistor radio V V-, Vf wM'l THEM IB A BEREC rOWtK I PACK FOR IVEKT TYPI OF ,<3_4>. ■V-g?' TRANSISTOR RADIO Foot Itch Cause Killed in 4 Days Pain and Itching Stopped in _^jk^ I /Minutes Do your f«et Itch so V
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      1452 22 =^tEDGAR Rice Burroughs* *^fe- _ST^ vv ONLv 7 «y l I NESSE7 -j 1 THAT PLANE IS SOINS I'A\ A R.yE*,TAKZAN- FfcOW HERE I if m<LKmK*<in WOWN...IT AUJST *E J ALL FOLK ENGINES SEEM "0 Vc) k f R,f UI A Tu c t!«c« )/CH^> &s |N TROUBLE! j-' I
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      343 23 Sunday Times September 15, 1963 THE CISCO XIV, yourU/Xd West favourite ■■IH^^T^**^ SE^OR.' CO/ME MERE I hK^fflft^f" HE SA/S HE'S GOMG 7P USE I I MEANWHILE... I HE WEEPS A vi AMP <EEP BOTH HANDS I/^»k2o *<V WFE AS A SHIELP/ JF >13U r ~IN V POCTOR.' iTKVCE! TRUCeA^^ .IN
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      505 24 fr f^ 77;^ Sunday Times September IS, 19t /uENRVAM9rEI?DAAA,T)C Ne*,R.IWT,X CALLEPOO. [mR. AWSTERPAM K VERyYheIL 4CFME, \j /*W.AWfrEW>V« HA4HAPMtS I j» "J IUVESTMEUT BANKER, VWWT» J rP* A RATHER CSELKCATS BU*V, *»B. VOUCAN'TV Oy&TER!^/j CALENOMg FIU-EP Fgg PtfeWji J C«MAT'S ALL THt-S. a>VU<OTIOK Mfc*U<^A£L'sOW I«OBRV, RJNt; OUT ME rt/WPtcV f'P'EN
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      1 1 JAPAN-MALAYSIA
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      More rubber, iron ore, tin for Japan
      345 1 More rubber, iron ore, tin for Japan r[E growth and development of Japanese economy has been phenomenal in the past several years and to keep pace with this major development in the economic field, every effort is being- made by the Japanese Government to promote her overseas trade, particularly with
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      TWO-WAY TRADE FIGURES ARE STEADILY RISING
      228 1 TWO-WAY TRADE FIGURES ARE STEADIL Y RISING r rilK amount of trade between Singapore and Japan has been increasing satisfactorily in recent years. The total amount of exports and imports between these two countries totalled 5454.8 million in I960: $514.2 million in 1961 (13 per cent increase on the previous
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      Borneo timber is one of territories' big exports to Japan
      173 1 Borneo timber is one of territories' big exports to Japan TRADE between the Borneo territories and Japan, in general, has increased gradually. Japan at present imports many natural resources such as industrial materials and, in turn, exports industrial products to these territories. In 1962, imports from Japan into North Borneo
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      A contribution to stability
      277 1 THE following is a message from the Japanese Ambassador to Malaya. Mr. Wataru Okuma. I am glad to extend to the Government and people of Malaysia my greetings and good wishes on this auspicious occasion of the formation of this new sovereign independent state in South-East
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      TRADE, JAPAN'S LIFEBLOOD
      575 1 Heavy industry exports have risen sharply pORKKiN trade is the lifeblood of Japan. With a still growing population, few natural resources and limited territory, Japan depends on overseas trade for its economic survival. As Japan's foreign trade goes, so goes the Japanese economy. The country's dependence on
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      Hopes for even closer Malaysian ties
      173 1 Hopes for even closer Malaysian ties rrHE following is a message from the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Masayoshi Ohira (above). It is a great pleasure for me, on behalf of the Government and people of Japan, to send my sincere congratulations, to the people of Malaysia on the
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      Industrialisation, technical assistance to Singapore gaining more importance
      503 1 rnHE following is a message from the Japanese ConsulGeneral in Singapore, Mr. Hiroto Tanaka. I would like to express my hearty congratulations on the establishment of Malaysia which, I believe, will bring political stability and economic development to the Malaysian territories. The
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      Jetro's aim: Trade promotion
      264 2 THE Japan External Trade Organisation, better known as Jetro, is a powerful organisation which is entrusted with the task of developing Japan's external trade. It is operated by funds 1.M532.5 million in 1963) advanced by Japanese Government and various industrial interests concerned. Established in 1951, with
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      AID
      907 2 Japan ranks fifth among countries contributing help to developing nations JAPAN ranked fifth among the nation s contributing financial and economic assistance to the developing nations in 1961. The Japanese share was US$3B2 million. According to a recent survey conducted by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, an
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      INTEREST IN DEVELOPING N. BORNEO RESOURCES
      86 2 INTEREST IN DEVELOPING N. BORNEO RESOURCES RECENTLY Japanese businessmen have been very interested in developing natural resources in the Borneo territories. The Nippon Coal Mining: Co. Ltd. carried out extensive prospecting at Silantek, Sarawak, regarding the feasibility of exploiting high quality coking coal. In Sabah, the construction of a fishing
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      TAX-FREE HOLIDAY INCENTIVE DRAWS THE INDUSTRIALISTS
      139 2 TAX-FREE HOLIDAY INCENTIVE DRAWS THE INDUSTRIALISTS TN the field of econo- mic co-operation, Japan continues to play a major role in the industrial development of Malaya and other territornes in Malaysia. The Pioneer Industries Ordinance, which allows a tax holiday for many new industrial projects, has attracted a number of
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      The obstacles to more Japanese industries in S'pore removed
      303 2 The obstacles to more Japanese industries in S'pore removed JAPANESE co-operation towards the industrialisation of Singapore lias been remarkable recently. The Singapore Government has expected much from Japan in this field, as she is the largest industrial country in Asia. When the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, visited
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        297 2 ENJOY GRACIOUS JET SERVICE ON JAL'S "SILK ROAD" TO EUROPE Bound for the Middle East or Europe? Fly JAL's "Silk Road" and discover the delights of jet travel in the Japanese manner. Follow the course of ancient caravans as you speed via Calcutta, Karachi, Kuwait, and Cairo to Rome, Frankfurt
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        76 2 With Best Wishes and Heartiest Congratulations to MALAYSIA FROM MITSUI CO. LTD. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) IMPORTERS EXPORTERS SINGAPORE Branch Rm. 5, 6, 7 8 Asia Insurance Bldg., 2nd Floor, Finlayson Green. Tel: *****/3 KUALA LUMPUR Branch Rm. 6 9 Lee Yon Lion Bldg., Mountbatten Road. Tel: *****-6 Head Office TOKYO
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      The Federal Iron Works produces galvanised sheets
      320 3 The Federal Iron Works produces galvanised sheets MUCH has been written about the present growing economic and industrial cooperation between Japan and Malaysia and an example of such co-operation Is the Federal Iron Works Ltd. at Petaling Jaya (above). This pioneer Industry, established In July 1960 and which commenced production
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      AJI-NO-MOTO WILL SET UP FACTORY IN KUALA LUMPUR
      233 3 AJI-NO-MOTO WILL SET UP FACTORY IN KUALA LUMPUR AJI-NO-MOTO. a food seasoning that has been marketed in Malaya for the past 40 years, will soon be available to Malayan consumers as a madc-in-Malaya product. AJinomoto (Malaya) Ltd.. a Japanese-Malayan joint venture company, is now proceeding with the construction of 510
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      THE MARUZEN TOYO OIL COMPANY
      288 3 A JOINT venture between Maruzen Oil Co. Ltd., one of the major oil industries in Japan, and Toyo Menka Kalsha Ltd., of Japan, has set up a new oil refinery (above) in Singapore. Pioneer status was sought on March 22, 1960 and the company was
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        278 3 w.v.v.v.v.v iiiiiiiii;! the symbol of quality >5 A MM WM MM Bi MWMMKM MMMMi nn ■■■m *jt .^^m MM Mm MM MMWMMM MMMM\ iflHli bPvw ti .^m\^Mw^ y M^M^Mmm^M^M^M wM^M^MW M^M^R MM M^^^^M\ Mm -3& Mw^MmmiMW^Mw 'wSC i •%jMWMMWmBBffc' !!!l;!!l!i wins again! at uic <&M MMMMMMMMMMMtB&ti&tot^, Bth JOHORE GRAND PRIX
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        218 4 j 9H 125,000 kW/160.000kVA Turbine-Generator Delivered 312 MVA Extra-High Voltage Transformer De- ■'^mL <gggjjL^^^S^ to Mizushima Thermal Power Station, Chugoku Ele- livered to NishiTokyo-Substation, Electric Power ctnc Power Co., Inc. Development Co., Ltd. R 103 A I MOTION OF TOMORROW HITACHI'S SUPER EXPRESS Out of HITACHI, LTD's. broad resources in
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      JURONG SHIPYARD LIMITED
      309 5 IT WILL BE ABLE TO REPAIR AND BUILD SHIPS JCRONG Shipyard Ltd. is a joint venture with equal participation the Economic Development Board of Singapore and the IshikawajimaHarima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd., Tokyo. The authorised' capital of the company is $30 million and the paid-up capital is
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      Daiwa specialises in steel pipe buildings
      170 5 Daiwa specialises in steel pipe buildings I\AIWA (Malaya) Ltd. came into being as the result of the combined efforts of some well-estab-lished companies in Japan, who have behind them long experience and technical knowledge, and a number of successful businessmen of Singapore, who, in turn, are well versed with the
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      Bridgestone will give Singapore its first tyre and tube factory
      556 5 JJEXT year Singapore is to have its own tyre and tube manufacturing plant which will produce both for domestic consumption as well as for export. Pioneer status has been granted to a new company to be formed by Messrs. Pan
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      SINGAPORE CEMENT HELPS THE BUILDING BOOM
      96 5 SINGAPORE CEMENT HELPS THE BUILDING BOOM SINGAPORE CEMENT Manufacturing Co.. Ltd. is a company incorporated in Singapore to manufacture cement from imported clinker from Japan. A Pioneer Certificate Mis granted to this company (above) by the Government on June 24. 1%1 It was opened by the Minister for Finance. Dr.
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        250 5 ifMl AN APPOINTMENT WITH BEAUTY <<*F^^*>^ SHISEIDO now invitct you »o a v«ry •paciol kind of appointment on oppointmanl with baauty. Every purchai* of a t«t of- 'Honvy Cok* Soap' end 'Honey and Lemon" will bm accompanied with a pretty (N s-^ s tl hondy bag and o imoll bottle
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        65 6 Ih jm m m BIG NAME IN PHOTOGRAPHY, Main Products: Films, Papers, Chemicals, Cameras, Projectors, Enlargers, Lenses, Others *^nTwtff^k" x 'o /.,r%rffyyv 3 Majfc^E >'' S'^p^l MIS E^^jHii'p'''"' *>, *>" i■* i- mcm *^^^fiiH J^^L_isd^ji9^^^^^^^^*?ES9Hi^^3i^^^B^^^^^^vV^K^jE4^^^lP^^flC^^KPViffißl^^^HlhoM^l *^wjMMiSMMP Shmc *J& irf&> Efs^H^a^EßSESnH^^^B B^^^^^^BCfMßQm, '^■^'RiJ^^^^^Bßßßßßffflwllffiff^fßliy^^^^T^^^iff'^^Kß^^^^^^^Bß^^^^^nßK^^ > km^j^-& '4BKB|s|^ V \v .^tfcSJii'^^fciiMßy flfr fire
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      Japan's technical co-operation
      795 7 IN SINGAPORE r[E scope of Japan's technical co-operation programmes for the Singapore and Borneo territories has been steadily expanding In recent years. Under the Colombo Plan, the Japanese GoTernment has received a total of 45 trainees from the Singapore and Borneo territories and sent opt 13 experts
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      Lion Dentifrice makes toothpaste and shampoo
      245 7 JX 1%0 a joint venture of Malayan and Japanese capital was formed under the name of The Lion Dentifrice (M) Ltd. A factory was built In Petaling Jaya (right) at the same time to manufacture toothpaste and shampoo. It was opened by the then
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      MALAYAN NOZAWA ASBESTOS CEMENT SHEET PLANT
      258 7 rpHE Malayan Nozawa X Asbestos Cement Co. Ltd. was opened by the Prime Minister. IVngku Abdul Rahman, on Oct. 7. 1961. It Is a Joint MalayanJapanese enterprise, capitalised at SI million (fully paid up). Fifty-one per cent of the shares are in Malayan hands
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        243 7 Congratulations to the NEW FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA 8 NICHIMEN CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Osaka, Japan) IMPORTERS EXPORTERS Established in 1892 with world wide net work. Singapore Office:- 6-8, Philip Street Kuala Lumpur Office:— Asia Insurance Building. Joint venture here under Pioneer Industry Ordinance Malaysia Tile Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Jurong Singapore
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        661 8 I COH£VfitUlGi%iOH& on the birth of Malaysia I I at RFFOIn /y»^^Bp-3j^ I -^aal bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW Tfefe^r^^-* <^^^W JP LbbbbbbbW. Sanyo feels proud to* introduce to you its fine, JM w advanced and most convenient refrigerators which m are the product of constant research and progres- m w^ sive engineering techniques.
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      Kabuki preserves the past
      391 9 rt Uirrc nujor forms of il.ivm, .il Japannor drama ,»rr V'h Kirn i <ku puppcl «lr.«m.i and K.ihuki K.ihnki J..p.«ns mnst i.iinniiN dr.«m.iti< lorm. rs from holh N>h mil Kiinr.tku. .ts \\r\\ .»s ;ii ••rpor.ilins olhrr ilu-.i irtv from .in r.«rli«-r It oY\rlop.-,| into its nt
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        159 9 1 Tsukmta Plywood i I HOKUSAN 1 MADE IN JAPAN I FOR INTERIOR DECORATIONS j ALWAYS INSIST ON *TSUKI-ITA" I THE BEST IN FANCY PL YWOOD I il AVAILABLE IN A SUPERB RANGE OF: TEAK. DAO ZEBRAWOOD REDWOOD BURLS SOLOMON ISLAND WALNUT BLACK WALNUT QUEENSLAND WALNUT FIUUKED TAMO NEW 6UINEA
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        153 9 YAGHICAI Selamaf MALAYSIA li KSr IkP^lo Wf YASHICA BUP Fully automatic exposure control plus ELECTRO ZOOM r-p-i biilh of ihc Icdoration qf 1 IIC Malaysia >>mboli/cs the common htritßfe and a>pirations of the people of Southeast Via. A new couniiA looks to a honor tomorrow, likewise, through HUH tual cooperation
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      Japan's future Iconomic growth es in exports
      1069 10 Japan's future Iconomic growth es in exports AS POSTWAR DOMESTIC DEMAND SLOWS DOWN... JAPAN'S export trade should play a vital role as a main source of demand in propelling the economic growth of the country during the current "transitional period" of the economy, according to the 1963 White Paper on
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      SHIPBUILDING
      926 10 THE REASONS BEHIND JAPAN BECOMING THE WORLD LEADER the war the Japanese shipbuilding industry found itself with vast capacity but little domestic demand. It was hardly surprising that it turned its eyes abroad. By 1954 the Industry had established itself as a ship-builder for the world. It helped Japan's
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        169 10 Believe It or Not! 4 shots -iiili§|sec^|^ :ff--\y J^KKH^^^^m^^^^^^^^^ Sure, it is possible, with Ricoh r^ W^^^^% Auto Malfito take 4 pictures in Actual size W^BTfn^Bir '■^■.•::::::::^V^^;v--7™»"™..-I AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS KIAN GWAN (MALAYA) LTD. Singapore kuala lumpur penang '-M ii -^U^ -^=7 #=ll|l l|| ■mil BtBr^v^W\ </
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      The world's tallest
      475 11 $21 M ARCHITECTURAL MARVEL It even beats the Eiffel ]^«Tower TOKYO'S television tower thrusts 1,091 feet skywards to rank as the world's tallest independent tower. It tops Paris' Eiffel tower by 107 feet. The tower, built by Nippon TV City Corp.. dominates Tokyo's flat skyline, kept at
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        385 11 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA I FOR YOUR STRONG AND HEALTHY BABIES... |P Morinaga Dry Milk \>j For Bobies, this i* in effect Hi* Mm* as mother's milk, specially mad* to suit the physical i\ constitution of Asians. .i'l Its proteins and fats are transformed into qualities like mother's
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        47 12 CONGRATULATIONS ON REALIZATION OF MALAYSIA UNION! «iv f I iMai^Tffm»n; oRF*—r\ »^l «m.*a j- ■HBM*"" w35L2 wamw^^^^^^^^^m^ TtttTftffffffflff^^^^^^^^^^^^Hß *H^ i. Jli TOVOTA MOTOR, uapan X^ MOT QWI SOLE AGENTS KAH MOTOR CO. LTD. THE NORTH BORNEO TRADING CO. LTD. PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR, SINGAPORE. N. BORNEO, SARAWAK, BRUNEI.
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      Lock icon KYOTO
      894 13 Ancient capital City still wears garments of past [{YOTO, even in the future, belongs to the past. This ancient cultural capital still wears the garments of a feudal Japan. While other large cities the world over are losing their identities in canyons of steel and glass, this traditional town
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        184 13 MANY CONGRATULATIONS to MALAYSIA by NIPPON KOKAN km. Singapore Office: Room 414, Shaw House Head Office: Otemachi, Tokyo, JAPAN WHAT NIPPON KOKAN MAKES Steel Bars Shapes Steel Sheets Plates Steel Tubular Products Fabricated Steel Products Shipbuilding Ship Repairs Civil Engineering Wishing every Joy and Prosperity to the New Nation of
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      Steel industry
      757 14 MODERNISATION AND EXPANSION MAKES JAPAN FOURTH AMONG WORLDS PRODUCING NATIONS THE present status of the Japanese steel' industry is surh that it regards trade liberalisation not as a threat but as a challenge. In spite of having to make drastic adjustments from time to time in order to
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        372 14 teijin Tet>oron w [Polyester) Trod Marlt m||^|B A^HNbI Lm m M m VHsl V^^-sCiJ-tF JL.L\l^y yV I iHT" l IV I C^r^ 1 jffiSjt mar^ at mMn better products for better living I V^^^^l I OO &W. h ~Jsf^ JEk And better llvin 0" demands fibers which make for beautiful,
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      Winter in Japan brings thrill of skiing and hot-spring spas
      700 15 While at the famed Sapporo centre, visit the mysterious aborigines, the Hairy Ainus IfOR the ski-minded tourist, Tokyo is a centre for twosi ded stimulation during the winter months. The adventure of discovering the Japanese capital, packed with un-dreamed-of sights
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        174 15 Congratulations to the Federation of Malaysia |^R#S| .wM NEW CARS ROLLING OFF ASSEMBLY LINE Nissan extends its best wishes for a bright things. And Nissan, Japan's largest passenger future with peace and prosperity for the new car maker and exporter will continue to exert Federation of Malaysia. Development of new
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      MOTORBOAT FEVER HAS SPREAD TO THE 'WILD ONES' IN JAPAN
      456 16 MOTORBOAT FEVER HAS SPREAD TO THE 'WILD ONES' IN JAPAN JAPANESE are caught in the grip of a "motorboat fever" this summer. Department stores here report record sales of motorboats, and manufacturers have Increased production to meet the growing demand at home and overseas. AbtMt 10,000 pleasure boats ate expected
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      Bunraku got name from theatre
      158 16 BUNRAKU is a puppet show peculiar to the Japanese. It is said to have originated during the Muromachi Era (1338--1573). Shows depicting the general citizenry are railed Sewa Joruri, while those picturing the samurai class are known as Jidai Joruri. The principal theme "of the
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