The Straits Times, 27 September 1964

Microfilm: NL12161
Total Pages: 48
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lout** in NO. 1,491 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 19M. 20 CENTS. KDN 732.
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    honour
    1267 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON By LABIS, Sat The battleground of a fierce encounter between British and Japanese troops, the centre of intense guerilla activity during the Japanese occupation, the blackest ot all black areas during the Emergency. i glance, would bo a lair portrait Of Labis, the little town in
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    TWO-YEAR TRUCE
    715 1  -  DATO ISMAIL We must make every effort to convince the Afro-Asians that Malaysia is NOT neo-coionialist and that our land is NOT a creation of British rule By Arthur Richards j£UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malaysia has no need to fear Russia as long as she has got the support
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  • Article
    Tengku: Crisis no bar to freedom of action in industrial relations
    1222 1 Tengku: Crisis no bar to freedom of action in industrial relations KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JENGKU Abdul Rahman said today he was greatly encouraged by the heart-warming response of trade unions in rallying freely to support and defend the nation. Declaring open the first Asian Seminar on Youth at Plantation House.
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    Hazar Nong detained
    73 1 KUALA LUMFUE, Sat.— The actlnr national chairman of Party Eakyat and former Selanjfor State Assemblyman. Inche Nazar Nome, was detained here today under the Internal Security Act. A police spokesman said hr was picked up as be was leaving his Kampong H thru house this morninc. Several
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    Amok opens fire in barracks
    223 1  - Amok opens fire in barracks RUDY BELTRAN By I^UALA LUMPUR. Bat. Policemen living in bachelor barracks at High Street police station here this morning dived for cover when an armed constable ran amok and fired four rifle shots. One of the bullets narrowly missed a watchman. Ahmad bin Abdullah. 43.
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    Indians win
    22 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Indian hockey team beat Malaysia 3-0 today at the Merdeka Stadium. Full report on Page 16.
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    Soek has an operation
    31 1 VIENNA. Sat. Indonesian President Soekarno was operated on on Thursday lor the remo\al of a kidney itone. The surgery was undertaken at the insistence of Soekarno's physician.
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    Interests of nation above all
    552 1  -  BALA CHANDRAN Bv I: Kuala Lumpur, Sat. DR. Toh Chin Chye said today that complete accord had been reached between the Central and Singapore State Governments after recent doubts and misunderstandings. This follows yesterday's talks on the golf course, across the conference table and during
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  • Article
    STOP PRESS 'EAT RATS, SAYS AIDIT
    78 1 STOP PRESS 'EAT RATS, SAYS AIDIT JAKARTA. Sat. ommunist Party bos» D.N. AMi« today urjrd prav.int<i to drv<->p a ta-ttr fur ruts. \ddre>sin» proplr in Bali nhcre horil< of rats have platurd farms I. said: "If peasants start ratine raU thru rats will Iw «i|w<i out and thrrr will MM
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  • The News
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      Beauty to the aid of cripples
      167 2 Beauty to the aid of cripples A STORY TO TOUCH YOUR HEART pENANG, Sat. Several pretty Australian and local girls today went to the aid of five little orphan girls. They took part in a fashion show staged by the Penang Handicapped Orphans' Appeal Committee at the Convent Hall in
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      ABORIGINES TURN IN A SKYMAN
      334 2 AN Indonesian paratrooper got a big shock when he suddenly found himself in security forces custody early this morning. He had thought he was among friends when he came upon a ladang last night, and was given a hearty meal by three aborogines in the
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      PORTRAIT OF TERROR
      152 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat AHMAD BIN ABDULLAH. 43--year-old watchman at the Employment Exchange here, narnml> missed death this morning when t policeman ran amok and fired four rifle shots. On* of the bullets missed by inches a.s Ahmad who was washing: the car of the Director of AntiCorruption
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      $8 m. water project
      80 2 ALOR STAR, Sat— A new $8 million water development project to bring piped watex to about 220.000 villagers and ensure further expansion over a period of 25 years, has been launched in central Kedah. At present, only 36.000 people in central Kedah get tap water. Initial
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      Court: This is not a never never firm
      146 2 A LOR STAR, Sat A trader, Sudin bin Ya'acob, was today fined $250 or six weeks' jail for Illegal possession of Indian hemp at Jltra on Sept. 5. Sudin, 33. asked to be allowed to pay the fine in 20 monthly Instalments,
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  • Article
    'NUPW expects trouble on wage accord'
    183 3 IFOH, Sat.— The National 1 Union of Plantation Workers expects "unexpected, even extraordinary troubles in the implementation of its new wage agreement with the Malayan Plantation Industries Employers' Association, its president. Senator S.P.S. Nathan said here today. Addressing the triennial delegates conference of the
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    Highlands dance
    25 3 TANAH RATA, Sat. A dance sponsored by the Cameron Highland* Tourist Promotion Association will be held at th* Cameron Highlands Hotel on Monday.
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    LIBEL WRIT FILED AGAINST BARISAN M.P.
    232 3  -  JACKIE SAM By Singapore, Sat. A WRIT for libel against Mr. Chia Thye Poh, Member of Parliament and leader of the Barisan Sosialis, was filed in the High Court here today, on behalf of Mr. Yap Bor Lim, chairman of the Nanyang University Students'
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    Inspection by Khaw
    90 3 PENANG, Sat. The Ml- nister for Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Khal Boh, will meet senior officers of the Penang Civil Defence at their headquarters at 11.30 a.m. on Tuesday. Mr. Khaw, who is responsible for civil defence, will also inspect personnel later in the day.
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    Petition against Nair's election dismissed: Filed too late—judge
    231 3 Petition against Nair's election dismissed: Filed too late judge SEREMBAN, Saturday lVf R JUSTICE Ismail Khan in the High Court aT today dismissed the petition brought by a businessman, Mr. Yong Kuan Teik, to declare the election of Mr. Devaa Nalr to Parliament null ana void. Mr. Yong was ordered
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    PROGRESS IN ASIA
    21 3 •A BUMPER 44--page issue of Asia Magazine today sums up the record of Asian achievements in 'the sixties.
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    3-month course
    44 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The joint committee for radio courses of Radio Malaysia (Slngapura) and the Adult Education Board today announced that a new three- month course on "the economic problems of Malaysia" will be held at the Shell theatretU beginning on Oct. ax
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    Speed traps
    31 3 KAJANG. Sat. The police have laid traps on the main roads to catch motorists who exceed the speed limit where the maximum la 30 or 40 mllesj par hour.
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    Policeman is now a hairdresser
    150 3 IPOH. Saturday A FORMER police inspector. Mr. Looi Boon Geok, 29. who resigned from service four years ago and Went to England, has returned with four diplomas as a qualified hair stylist for women. "It has always been my ambition to do this," he told
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    Planter to stand trial for murder
    133 3 Planter to stand trial for murder BUTTERWORTH, Sat. A seven-year-old girl, Roklah binte Ahmad, told a preliminary inquiry today that when she returned home during school recesa, she found her stepmother. Sltl Bedah blnte Mat, lying In the hall in a pool of blood. Ismail bin Hassan, 27. a padl
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    $4,000 more for Patriotic Fund
    77 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Bank Negara has received a total of 54.131 In donations for the Natknal Patriotic Fund, bringing the total collection so far to $1,219,467.26. The latest donations: Through Straits Times Press. $30; Da to Lav Pak Khuan Ipoh, $3,000; Mr. Saw Seng
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    $25,000 DRUG SEIZED AFTER CHASE
    126 3 $25,0 00 DRUG SEIZED AFTER CHASE ALOR STAR Sat. Kedah Customs seized about 100 lb of raw opium worth $25,000 in a car after a short chase at Anak Buklt on the Kangar-Alor Star main road, yesterday. Two men have been detained. This was their first seizure after a lull
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      94 3 Tides TODAY: SediU KechU I.M a.m. (7.«t) 12.29 p.m. 16.8 ft); Singapore 2.12 ajn. (B.sft) 1.57 p.m. (B.9ft); Port Dick£on 9.50 ajn. (B.7ft) 9.57 pjn. (7Jft>; Port Swettenham 8.28 ajn. (12.8 ft) 8.40 p.m. (11.7 ft): Penan? 3.31 tun. (7.Bft) 4.04 p.m. (6.7 ft >. TOMORROW: Sedill KechU 229 a.m.
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  • PERISCOPE
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      MEN OF LABIS
      46 4 MEN OF LABIS INCIIE ABU KAKAK: The rest of the country is more concerned than we are. YAP CHOO (HIM: The people \ho live in Labis just want a peaceful life. PENG 111 I. I DAUD— nearly half his 60-plus years have been spent in Labis.
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      A PLACE IN SPACE
      418 4 A PLACE IN SPACE AVIATION MALAYSIAN TYCOONS TAKE TO THE AIR By SHIVA DAS K. LUMPUR J"M not saying that privat* ownership of plane* will soon become as commonplace in Malaysia as it Is in the United States, Europe and Australia. But I do think that the idea of the
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      215 4 /CATHAW PACIFIC /^^fc^^feo^K I<P f A TAIL OF SEVENTEEN ClTSES pacific^ T f n n r p -r JB&mW^ *0/( M HONG KONG. BANGKOK 1 o the seventeen major capitals ot the Unent riy Cathay racihc s f y^^^****-+J B Convair jet and Electra prop-jet aircraft providing the finest jet
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  • THE NEWS IN DEPTH
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      Jega ASIAN MISSION TO TOKYO
      553 5  - Jega ASIAN MISSION TO TOKYO ERNEST FRIDA SPORT rpHE aim of Manlcka IA Jegathesan's mission to Tokyo is very simple. He wants to be the first Asian to break into the world of in- ternational sprints, the first Asian to line up for the final of the Olympic 100 and
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      Malaysia's workers collect a $50 million windfall
      617 5  - Malaysia's workers collect a $50 million windfall TONY CHAN UNIONS By K. LUMPUR T4OW often these days does one read of this or that group of workers getting a windfall, like the 60,000 manual workers of the Malayan Government for Instance who, within the next fortnight or so, will share
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      RISING COST OF BEAUTY
      569 5  - RISING COST OF BEAUTY PETER LIM PRIZES \w S PORE, Sat. WHEN 18-year-old Joan May Darby (right) won rhe Miss Malaya title in Singapore 15 years ago, she walked away with just a-erown. It was a golden crown, no doubt; but nobody would say how much it cost. So one
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      WHO GETS THE LOKE MILLIONS?
      749 5  -  BALA CHANDRAN DEATH DUTIES By HOW many millions did Dato Loke Wan Tho leave? The process of stock taking began on June 21, the day on which Dato\Loke and his wife were killed in an air crash at Tai Chung in Formosa when returning home
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    FRED DIVORCES WIFE WHO VANISHED 47 YEARS AGO
    221 6 FRED DIVORCES WIFE WHO VANISHED 47 YEARS AGO BRISBANE, Saturday. IT was 1917. And on leave in London, Australian soldier Fred Jacobson fell in love with Maria, a 19-year-old English girl. Two days before he went back to the Western Front they were married. When his leave finished Maria clung
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    Influence down on the farm
    32 6 NEW DELHI. Sat. The Indian Institute of Public Administration found in an opinion poll of farmers that 65 per cent felt they need»'d "'influence" to «et Govern-
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    Lock icon The power in a stiletto
    122 6 The power in a stiletto JONDOa, bat. The 4 stuetio heels oi women's shoes can be lethal weapons, a doctor reported today. Writing in the British Medical Journal, Dr. Roger Ahmed qi Walton Hospital. Liverpol. told the case of a man who suffered two epileptic fits and partial paralysis ot
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    Lock icon Off to Moscow
    30 6 TOKYO. Sat.— A Communist Chinese delegation left Peking for the Soviet Union yesterday to at -end the Soviet People's celebrations of Chinese National Das .n Moscow.— A.P.
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    Lock icon Bingo knock-out
    36 6 NOTTINGHAM. Sat. Tony Smith. 26. was knocked out by mi electric shock yesterday when ho pushed his flnger into the machine after one of the numbered balls had fallen into the wrong hole. UPI.
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    Lock icon Jailed 135 years
    25 6 NEW YORK. Sat. Barnard Japoli, 21. who sold diuus to jong Island High School students was sentennd to 63--o-135 years' Jail UPI
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    Tanker on fire
    24 6 IXDNDON. Sit. Two mpn d;ed ami 20 were burned when the Überlui i;mkrr Grume i Champion yesterday caught i flre.— -i:.
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    Patrol withdrawn
    27 6 WASHINGTON. Sat. The •vn-de.stroyer patrol involved in he Gulf of Tonkin shooting ncident a week a?o has been uihdrawn. it was announced mrp yesterday.— A*»
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    Lock icon You will never guess who...
    91 6 ZINAIDA MIKOYAN is the name. She's the daughter-in-law of the new Russian President. And she is seen here doing a vigorous Russian version of the rock 'n' roll. It's part of the Western dances in the repertoire of the Moiseyev Dance Company, which this week
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    Howl over 'nudes'
    83 6 TOKYO, Sat. An adX vance Rioup of Kumanian oinciais inspecting the women's .juarters tor their atnletes at the Olympic village were offended by pictures oi "nude men" on the walls in the bedrooms. The framed photographs were of Japanese sumo wrestlers wearinß their traditional "mawashi" <loinclolhe&j. These
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  • BRIEFS
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      Sad tale of a donkey serenade
      61 6 Sad tale of a donkey serenade MADRID: Guitar teacher Armando Masa Estrada was late for an important private class and jumped on a donkey at a street corner in Albacete. near Valencia. The donkey galloped with him (or half a mile, then threw him into a hole dug by workmen.
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      95 6 ISTANBUL: Twins a boy and a girl^have been born to Hanum Fadlme Bblger In Urfa. South Turkey, says the Istanbul newspaper Mllliyet. The newspaper says Hanum Is 95, her husband Mamut 127. WASHINGTON: President Johnson reports good progress on a Government report dealing with a programme for eliminating unnecessary reports.
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      104 6 WARSAW: A woman In Kielce. central Poland, has complained to police that a man sent a jackdaw into her house. The bird picked up a gold watch and flew with it to the man waiting outside. Then both vanished. CAPE TOWN: Armed farmers are riding night guard on cattle along
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      41 6 CANBERRA: Fluoride, a chemical said to prevent tooth decay, was added to Canberra's water supply last week. Now machines costing £15 each which take the fluoride out of the water again are selling briskly to people who think flouride is dangerous.
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    Pledge by Johnson
    330 6 'I'LL GO ANYWHERE, TALK TO ANYONE FOR WORLD PEACE' DALLAS. Saturday. PRESIDENT JOHNSON made a pledge yesterday "to go anywhere and talk to anyone in a search for world peace and freedom." And he spoke out against voices in the United States which, he said, demanded ''belligerence'
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    Killed by a train—for want of 6d
    158 6 Killed by a train— for want of 6d CYDNEY, Sat. A Croatian girl died Mnder the wheels of a train In Sydney last week because she did not have 6d. for htr fare. Mrs. Luca Salama. 24. had been in Australia for only 10 weeks and could not speak English.
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    Lock icon Odds still on Labour
    47 6 LONDON. Sat. Ladbrookes Ltd.. one of Britain's bigge.M bookie firms, shortened i:s general election odds yesterday making the Labour Party 15-8 on to win and the Conservative Party 11-8 apainst. Last week Ladbrnoke.s had labour 2-1 on *nd the Tofies 6-4 against.— UPI.
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    Lock icon Problems of being a 'foreign' Russian in Russia
    267 7 Problems of being a 'foreign' Russian in Russia MOSCOW. Sat.— Four China-born Russians said here yesterday they wanted to leave the Soviet Union because they suffered job dis c r i mination through being born abroad They and five children came here from Riga on Monday after selling all their
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    Lock icon Rusk tells of big bid by Communist nations to woo Africans
    212 7 Rusk tells of big bid by Communist nations to woo Africans WASHINGTON. Saturday. THE Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk, said yesterday that Communist nations have spent US$l,OOO million (M 53,000 million) on aid to the new African nations in an attempt to convert them to communism. They also have
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    Lock icon I forgot to register, says Home
    125 7 I forgot to register, says Home pLABGOW. Sat. The I* Prime Mlsister. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, said last night that he "forgot" to register to vote in next month's election. The reason: Amid the complications of renouncing his title as the 14th Earl of Home in order to fight a seat
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    Lock icon Lunch warning
    24 7 WASHINGTON. Sat. The Defence Department yesterday barred Armed Forces representatives from accepting expense account lunches, gifts, or entertainment from military contractors.— U.P.I.
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    ASK YOUR DAD
    188 7 0 Young people are often reading about it so they are entitled to expert that dad mi answer their question: VHAT IS THE GOLD STANDARD? CIMPDY. it is a money standard by which a country offers to exchange its bi !ik notes for gold at a fix«d
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    Lock icon CYPRUS: U.N. FORCE GETS NEW MANDATE
    363 7 I 1 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. i J J'HE Security Council, racing against a deadline only hours away, yesterday renewed the United Nations peace-keeping mandate in Cyprus for a further three months. The current mandate expired today. The renewal, until Dec. 26. was aereed to
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    Sticky problem
    35 7 PONTANA. California. Sat Police yesterday sought whoever has been plastering Goldwater and Miller campaign stickers over city traffic signs reading "not a through street" All but the -not" Is covered by the stickers.
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    `THE GOPAK' LEAP...
    57 7 LONDON. Sat. J)EFYING gravity without even the benefit of a magic carpet is this spring-limbed performer, soaring over a line of. pretty girls of the Moiseyev Dance Company. His giant leap in the Gopak. a Ukrainian dance, is pictured as the Soviet troupe of 150 artistes rehearsed
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    Moscow trade ban
    32 7 MOSCOW. Sir. ye.-trrday decided to su-ix'iid trade with 11 Briton nmu which had dealings with Mr. Greville Wynne. British businessman who was jailed ;n Russia on spy charges.— Reir.pr.
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    Lock icon Fort: No buyers
    36 7 AGRA. Sat.— An annr.it red sandstone fortress on \2 Mm of land »as put on auction by officials to recover U555.250 in taxes. Highest bid WM only U5i1.955 and it was rejected.— A.P.
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      76 7 Malaysia today: r ~r~i~2r~ --""-"h- ■•■h». sKr~~~"~- i ii i I K THFUL CCp\/|PCDay in, day out the Butterworth-Penang Ferry Service MgK^fM OLnVIUL keeps to regular schedules. The main link between Bp hH Penang and the mainland, this service affords thousands of people If SHELL 1 efficient transportation. Shell Technical
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    29 8 mvrda Sit/- (Minimum) MRS. B.H. OHO and family of KlebsUkg Krchll, Malacca expressed nsaitfsM thanks to friends, relsuves tor condolences, wresths, attendance I MiMm rendered In th'lr rennt
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 U irnri, i\tf. Minimum) YANG SENG CHVE Deparfd on mrm has a single dsv t«iwi hout a thoughtful prayer from his ■■nes.
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  • OPINION
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      AGAINST AIR ATTACKS...
      448 8 AGAINST AIR ATTACKS... AS the situation worsens, the peril of air attack grows and the Central Government is taking every measure it can to reassure and protect the civilian population. An air identification zone has been declared over Malaya and Singapore, bringing these two territories in line with Sabah and
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      The things they say because they're they
      33 8 The things they say because they're they The onLY tzerdM i s> t nowadays is walking up and down hospital stair.. visiting friends who have damaged them■elvea taking too much earn l-ord .Manrruft.
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      WHY Nikita means Doomsday TO Mao
      1247 8 WHY Nikita means Doomsday TO Mao filllrlO Russia has just signed an agreement by which she undertakes to arm India. The only possible purpose of arming the Indians is to strengthen them against China. And this decision has brought loud screams of protest from the Chinese delegates at the recent
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      SPEAKING PERSONALLY...
      243 8 REAL WATER? WHILE In a small village recently I stopped for lunch at a coffee shop and on my table were some plastic flowers in a plastic Imitation cut-glass vase filled with water! MR. BENNETT, SINGAPORE. THE MEN, TOO WOMAN drivers can be excused If they know nothing
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      LETTER OF THE WEEK
      80 8 HOW unpredictable children are! The other day I chased a younrster from the branches of a high tree in my garden for his own safety. Next day. as my wife cleaned the lounge, where the windows were wide open, she noticed a lone stick, suspiciously like
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      After the missiles come the spears...
      884 8  - After the missiles come the spears Saba Ratnam 3110 IMC mUI The hungry paratrooper The guerillas who break down in, tears. The Indonesian thug caught strolling along a footpath. These are the elite shock troops Soekarno has dropped on Malaysia. And behind them his reserves battalions of bamboo spear carriers.
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    WARNING TO SOEKARNO
    202 9 BRITISH WARSHIPS STEAM INTO SINGAPORE-WITH SEACAT MISSILES UOUR British warships two frigates and two destroyers steamed in today to re-inforce the Singapore-based Far East fleet. Led by the anti-submarine frigate HMS Falmouth. the ships sailed down the Malacca waterway and through the Straits of Johore to the
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    Rates in multi-storey car park 'high and unrealistic', says AA
    203 9 T__ SINGAPORE, Saturday. HE Automobile Association of Singapore has described the 50-cents-an-hour parking charge inside the multi-storey car park at Cecil Street as "high and unrealistic." The Association also clainu'd tnat the car park, built with the aim of easing
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    Airline man off
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Mr Francesco Vinci. Alitalia general manager Malaysia, left tonight to attend the Alitalia s third quarterly regional general meeting to In Bangkok from Sept 28 to 30. Ht will return on Oct 1 1
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    Dutch consul at wedding
    77 9 PENANG. Sat.— Several hundred guaatl attended the wedding reception today of Mr. Wong Hona Khoon. accountant son if former Slate Councillor, Mr. Wong Lon Hun. and Miss Moy Cheng Ghee. sister of the Inspector of Chinese Schools. Penang. Mr. Moy Kok Liang. The Dutch Consul tn
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    Three clinics
    24 9 NIBONG TEBAL. Sat.— Work has started on building three midwifes clinics in Province South —at Bukit Tambun. Ch;ingkat Wellesley and Tanjong Berambang.
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    Underwood hits 'know-all councillors
    216 9 Underwood hits 'know-all councillors KUALA KANGSAR, Sat. There are too many representatives who, after being elected, develop an "allknowing attitude" and suddenly become authorities on technical subjects and professions about which they know nothing. This point was emphasised by Dr S. Underwood, an' Independent member of the Alliance-controlled Kuala Kangsar
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    Filipinos held by Sabah police
    67 9 JESSELTON. Sat. Marine police tracked down three kumoits to Ihe Paitan B;iy area ii-.ir Kuriat and found that the crews, all Filipinos, were engaged in illegal bark cutting. Twenty-four men have been arrested. One of the Filipinos was shot when he tried to slash a
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    Red Cross pledge
    29 9 PENANG, Sat The Penang »nd Province Wellesley branch of the Federation Red Cross Society will hold a pledge-taking ceremony on the Esplanade at 10.30 a.m. tomorrow.
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    The day murder came to school—by headmaster
    130 9 The day murder came to school— by headmaster IPOH, Sat.— A headmaster today told an Inquest of the day murder came to his school. Mr. Wong Heng San. of Chan Wa School, off Kampar Road here, said on the morning of Sept. 12 last year Ng Khim Sal rushed to
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      287 9 ON YOUR TV TODAY TELEVISION programmes for Show: News and newsreel languages for the next day and iodav: in Chinese; 8.05 Perry Mason close. TV SINGAPIRA The Case of the Injured Inno- TV MALAYSIA C* 1 1 1 6 C" 11 9M News n d newsreel in Channels 5 (K.L.)
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    BIG ARMY AID FOR SARAWAK
    259 10 MEN FROM FEDERATION ENGINEERS BUILD ROADS, BRIDGES TO HELP PEOPLE IN RURAL AREAS I^UCHING. Sat. A Malaysian Army unit which is making a unique and varied contribution both to the development and defence of Sarawak is the 2nd squadron of the Federation Engineers. 81nce their
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    Youth pleads guilty
    95 10 J^UANTAN. Sat. Wong Kai Hoi. 18, today pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court to attempting to cause grievous hurt to a police constable, Choo Ming Choo, with a wooden stool at Tanah Puteh on Aug. 27 at 8.40 p.m. The case was postponed to Oct. 14 for
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    Launched: The $50,000 heart fund
    345 10  - Launched: The $50,000 heart fund DAVID KRAAL By SINGAPORE, Sat. —The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. today launched Singapore's Open Heart Surgery Fund with a token donation of $10. The fund, sponsored by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce, has a set target of $50.--000 to be reached
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    Justice Ong to Labour Dept: An affront...
    365 10 IPOH. Saturday. THE action of the Labour Department in singling out an official of a motor company for an offence under the Employees Provident Fund Ordinance was described by Mr. Justice Ong in the High Court here today as "an affront to moral
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    How America elects its President: Six lectures in S'pore
    221 10 How America elects its President: Six lectures in S'pore SINGAPORE, Saturday. OIK lectures on the American presidential elec- tions in November will be given by four-Ame-rican professors at the United States Information Services Library here, beginning on Tuesday The professors are Dr. Hector Kinloch, visiting professor in American history at
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    Sabah Minister for NZ
    45 10 JESSELTON. Sat Sabahs Minister lor Health. Mr. Richard Yap. and an Assemblyman, ihche Abdul Momin bin Haji Kalakhan will leave Jesselton tomorrow "to study parliamentary practice and' procedure In New Zealand Last year a delegation of New Zealand parliamentarians visited Sabah. <
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    `POINTER' on training... YOUR DOG
    277 10 `POINTER' on training... YOUR DOG IT seems a device for keeping docs at bay is now available in Malaysia. Readers may remember a former article in which we discussed this matter briefly. I feel that we should again be reminded of the disadvantages attached to the spray device. This spray
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    Another mosque
    22 10 TAIPINO. Sat. A J50.000 mosque capable of accommodating 700 people was declared open by the Sultan of Perak here yeist«rd»jr.
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    Dangers of bad laws': A warning
    447 10 IPOH, Sat. A warning that lawyers must examine all legislation with the utmost care to prevent Injustice "under the cloak and veil of constitutional legality" was given at a dinner here tonight by Mr. Fred C. Arulanandonx. president of the Bar Association of Perak.
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    ONE MAN and HIS FAMILY
    165 11 ONE MAN and HIS FA MIL Y Aged 159, Shiralli Muslimov has 170 of them MOSCOW. Saturday CI-IIRALLI MUSLIMOV born 1805, and his family over 170 of them. Circled in the middle, bearded and wearing a black Cossack hat, sits the venerable founder. His agreed age is 159 he was
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    This is why Malaysia will succeed in race to the top: Goh
    300 11 This is why Malaysia will succeed in race to the top: Goh SINGAPORE. Saturday. SINGAPORE'S Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee today gave four reasons why Malaysia will succeed in the race to be one of the first to reach a self sustaining economic growth. He said: "The fact that
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    Airline schedules
    271 11 AIRPORT arrivals and depar- turcs for today: Penang Arrivals MALAYSIAN \m» AYS: From SniKapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106 1 7.55 a.m.; Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 004) 9.45 a.m.; Singapore. Malacca and Kuala Lumpur (ML 032) 11.20 a.m.; KoU Bharu tML. 037) 2.35 pjn.; Singapore,
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    Varsity students back the Govt
    187 11 Varsity students back the Govt SINGAPORE. Sat.— The University of Singapore Students' Union has pledged "moral and physical support" to the Central Government In the emergency measures taken to meet Indonesian aggression. But in a resolution passed at its recent annual general meeting here, the union urged the Central Government
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    Minister on 'vital' role of CEB
    151 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman, today described the Central Electricity Board as "a most important section of our economic fiont." Speaking at the annual delegates conference of CEB Junior Officers Union here Hajl
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    A plea for stamps
    99 11 pENANG. Sat. Th« Penang Poppy Day Committee has appealed for donations of used postage stamps of Malaysia or any other country. '"We are collecting them for despatch to Britain where they will be sold and the proceeds sent to us as contributions to our Poppy Day
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    Tin men will face some big problems
    294 12 Tin men will face some big problems LONDON, Saturday. REPRESENTATIVES of the International Tin Council and the U.S. General Services Administration face some difficult decisions when they meet .here early next month, the weekly Economist magazine said today. They are expected to discuss whether any additional releases should be made
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    Theft from boat
    29 12 PENANG. Sat. Police art Investigating the theft of $360 worth of cigarettes and liquor from a Japanese fishing boat anchored off the Penang Harbour last night.
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    20 more Indon skymen in court
    255 12 20 more Indon skymen in court JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. J Twenty Indonesian paratroopers. Including a woman, were charged In the Johore Bahru magistrate's court today with offences committed under the Internal Security Act. The accused, including six Malaysians, were alleged to have been in possession of arms, ammunition and explosives
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    Couple on beach robbed
    80 12 PENANG. Sat. Two armed been held up a courting couple on the beach off Gurney Drive last night and robbed the-n of a bracelet and a watch. Llm Poh Seng, a 27-year-old laundryman. and his girl. Lee Ah Choo. were sitting on the beach at about
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    273 12 CINGAPORE, Sat. Business In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia today with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Esso Ords. (2,00<n $1.86 (2,000) $1.84; P. and N Ords (3.000) $2.57. < 1.000. $2.66. (10.000) 12.55. Ped.
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    Pledge by re-registered union of Base workers
    137 12 SINGAPORE, Sat. The re-registered Naval Base Labour Union at Its first delegates conference last night pledged its full cooperation to the Central and State Governments In all measures taken to meet Indonesian armed aggression. The conference decided that the union should be affiliated
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    M-row moves to UN
    102 12 M-row moves to UN UNITED NATIONS, Sat. The UN Secretary-Gene-ral, U Thant, and the Philippines Tmbassador, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, agreed yestrday to open exploratory talks on finding a solution to the Malaysia and Indonesia, dispute. Mr. Lopez, former Philippines Foreign Secretary, and now a minister without portfolio assigned by
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    Meeting to form Coast Guard
    57 12 PENANG, Sat. A meeting or Gurney Drive residents is to be held soon to consider the formation of a "Coast Guard" unit. The Senior Ambulance Officer of the Penang Civil Defence. Inche C. M. Ramli, has lnvlteid residents to meet at hU house. 90-B Ourney
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      745 14 THERES something about a Jaguar that makes the girls look at me the driver. After they have looked at the car, of course. But that's not as bad as some people might thir!" It's a change, any* iy. For when I am out roi'd testing a new
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      23 14 DKOGUPILLAI Mariamplllal, house No 1 Road 7/ f 8 Petaling Jaya expired on 28-9-64. Funeral on 27-9-64 at 4.00 p.m. to Cheras.
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      Singapore riots: 77 charged in court
      371 14 Singapore riots: 77 charged in court SINGAPORE, Sat. Two persons a 14-year-old girl and a 15-year-old school-boy, charged together with 75 other people, including a Barisan Sosiahs Assemblyman and 24 women, with being members of unlawful assemblies were today released on ball when their cases came up lor mention in
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    IPOH-1st DAY
    1685 15 C \RD KEY: A letter after the horses name Indicates the type of going preferred: f fast; g good; s soft; h heavy; a any. Betting forecast: (SF) strongly fancied; (F) fancied. Appren'ice allowances; Llm nil; Soaidl. P.K. Leong and Dragon 3-lb; Nazudl, Ng and Chong 5-lb; others
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    CASSIUS HAS DONE WELL IN STAMINA TEST
    1400 15  -  EPSOM JEEP By E He looks a safe bet in Race 5 fASSIUS is fit after a short rest and with 86 he looks a safe each-way bet in the Class 3, 9f Handicap (Race 5) at Ipoh today. This four-year-old by the
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    McKinley beats Stolle but top form Emerson levels for Australia
    319 15 McKinley beats Stolle but top form Emerson levels for Australia CLEVELAND, Saturday. AUSTRALIA and the United States (holder^ split the opening singles in the Davis Cup challenge round here yesterday and much depends on today's doubles between the same players. America's Chuck McKlnley proved too strong for an off-form Fred
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    SELECTIONS
    149 15 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 DIANA'S PRIDE Capacitor Draco DIANA'S PRH>E Malaya Capacitor DRACO Diana's Pride Wattles Race 2 DLLAS RIVER Entertainer Bellehi NEVER BETTER halsmoth Wee Cobbler DULAS RIVER Entertainer La Fiama Race 3 VAST HOKIZOX Topea Sky Way SKY WAY Tin Invest Vast Horizon TOPEA
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    Chelsea stay unbeaten
    397 15 LONDON, Saturday. CHELSEA continued their unbeaten run to keep their three-point lead at the top of the English Football League Dlv. 1 when they beat Arsenal 3-1 today. Chelsea now nave 17 points from, ten matches. Blackpool took over second place in the table with a 3-1
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    94 15 MR. CHUA BOON CHVE pamd iwa; on L' 6.9.64 leaving his beloved family. Cortege leaven 168. Moulmrin Road at 11 a.m. on 28.9.64. MRS. TEO GEOK TONO <Ne* Boat Oeok Lian) net 73, passed away peacefully on 26/9/64. leaving 2 soos William Teo Wee Leng B'ephea Teo Wee Kow,
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    S'pores second reverse
    65 15 S'pores second reverse SEOUL, Sat After a 2-0 winning start yesterday, Singapore received, thrashings at the bands of Japan, the defending champions, and South Korea on the second day of the Asian Table Tennis Championships. In the men's team event today Singapore went down 5-0 to Japan and 5-2 to
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    Ranjit hits out
    177 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. SELANGOR need ouly 23 runs for victory at the end of the second day's play in the final of the Malayan Cricket Association's inter-state competition agairvst Singapore on the Selangor Ckib Padane here toda\ Scores: Singapore 184 and 136. Selangor 298. SeLangor's good position
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    SCOREBOARD
    219 16 SINGAPORE Ist Inns 184 SELANGOR IST INNS RANJIT b Wicks 108 TEDR£ c Stevens b Alexander 2 D. DE SILVA b Way 7 MIKE SHEPHERDSON lbw T. Martens 39 C. SHKPHKRDSON C b Way 1 c;i ft i HARAN b T. Martens 8 CHRISTIE c Way b Wicks 45
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    Penang off to a good start
    209 16 Penang off to a good start IPOH. Sat. Penang got of t to v good start In the HMS Malaya Rugby competition when they beat Perak by nine points (two dropped goals and try) to three (penalty) In the opening match on the Municipal Padang here today. Penang scored In
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    50 16 MALAYSIAN inside-right Paramalingam's drive at a short corner causes concern to the Indian defence but the ball went out off right half Mohinder Lai's stick in this first-haif phase of play In yesterday's hockey match at the Merdeka Stadium. Timesport picture by wan Seng Yip.
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    INDIA GIVE GLIMPSES OF MAGIC
    799 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. TNDIA'S hockey blossomed into fleeting patches of Its former skill and power, and scoring chances confidently taken gave the IHF President's team a 3-0 victory over the MHF President's team at the Merdeka Stadium today. The Indians, who had been
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    Malaysian cagers suffer 2nd defeat
    195 16 Malaysian cagers suffer 2nd defeat YOKOHAMA, Sat.—Malaysia have little chance of qualifying for the Olympic basketball tournament In Tokyo next month, the team's coach. Quek Kal Dong, said here today. Malaysia, one of ten national teams now playing In the pre-Olymplc elimination series at Yokohama, went down 55-85 to the
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    Japan thrash S'pore 5-0
    87 16 SEOUL. Sat. Japan, Defending champions, took three more matches in the morning session today, second day of the seventh Asian table tennis championship. Japan beat Thailand 3-0 both In boys and girls team events, and defeated Singapore 6-0 in the men's competition. Results of Japan Singapore
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    Perak's 2 wins
    44 16 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat. Perak schoolboys and girls beat their Kedah-Perlis counterparts at hockey here today. Pernk boys won 4-0. scoring through Tliairi (2), Wahab and Chin Tat Leong. Perak girls won 2-0 with goals from Ang Swee Kirn and Miskeah Jam.
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    Selangor 4-1
    32 16 MALACCA. Sat. Selansror beat Johore 4-1 to become South Zone champions In the annual government knockout badminton competition here today. Selangor will meet Parians East Zone winners, in the semifinal.
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    RAIN HITS SEVENS
    89 16 PENANG. Sat.— Rain caused rVnmn Women Hockey Association's seven-a-slde tournament to be postponed. Penang Combined Schools hockey team put up an Impressive display when they held Havelock's XI. a virtual State team to a 2-2 draw. Dr. Samad and Ying Wen*? srnred for Hivelocks XI white Desmond
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    Reggie and Bin Keng put Police on top
    290 16 Reggie and Bin Keng put Police on top ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat. 1Y Reggie da Silva (54 not out) and Andy Murugesu (42) put the Malaysian Police in. a strong position in their annual Caldwell Cud cricket match against Malaysian Armed Forces here today. Reggie hit all round the wicket In
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    251 16 North need one more match for Guillemard Cup win SINGAPORE. Sat S. A. Azman, Malaya's top singles player .siittered another defeat when he was beaten by Singapore's T. S. Kirn 8-6. 6-1 In the North-South match at the padang today. In the Chus Choon Leong cup match yesterday, Azman was
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      790 2  -  DR JOHN ANTHONY By PARR I AM totally opposed to all forms of cruelty whether it be to :mimals, children's or women's feet. Make no mistake about it. the diabolical cruelty that women inflict on their feet with fashionable shoes passes my medical
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      515 3 ALEX LEES PAGE FOR WOMEN TOP LEFT: A blend of dacron and cotton fashioned into a Mandarin jacket. It is matched with equallystunning black elasticised leotards for casual chic. CENTRE: Rose red rayon made into a semi-fitted dress, featuring the Empire Line. A three tiered stone necklace
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      GOOD FOR A LAUGH j
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      COULD ANOTHER KENNEDY
      1392 4 AT half pasl six in the morning, us dawn came up <>vi of the Atlantic over the south end of Manhattan Island, a wiry young man wearing ;m immaculate grey suit, a Mack tie, and ;m engaging grin bounced «>ut of Ihe back of ;i pale green
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      365 4 Radio Programeres KUALA LUMPUR A.M.: 6.00 Programme Summary; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 The News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.35 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.00 The News; 8.05 Bright And Breezy; 8.59 Summary Of Programmes For The Morning; 9.00 Music City; 10.00 Hawaii Calls; 10.30 Ben Hur; 11.00
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      Answered at last: Where can a parent turn to?
      374 4 Answered at last: Where can a parent turn to? FOR MUM AND DAD OEOPLE spend a lot of time, energy and sympathy in the cause of the delinquent child. But does anyone ever consider the parents? "Only to criticise and condemn." says Mrs. Valeric McLean, the slim, svelte 46-year-old founder
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      She wants to become an actress
      377 4 She wants to become an actress KNOW ALLS DEAR Know Alls: I intend becoming an actress by studying dramatic art at a school in Britain. Can you give me some addresses of institutions and some advice on the subject? JOANNA LEX Qualifications alone uill not make you an actress. Mc>
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      10 1 JAPAN-MALAYSIA QIiKJriAV TIMTC CIIDDi CMI CHIT 9UIIIIAI Mrnta SUrrLCmCPJ I
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      Hopes of strengthening bonds of friendship
      165 1 rplIF Japanese .Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr K. Shiina, has expressed the -desire that the bonds of friendship between his country and Malaysia will be further strengthened in the years to come. In a message he adds: "It is expected that Malaysia will make
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      FORCES of STABIUTYMALA YSIA. JAPAN
      1551 1 RESURGENT Asia is still in the grip of the growing pains of progress and prosperity as many nations in the vast contingent struggle to work out their destinies carry oul Jheir economic development projects and implement the hopes and aspirations of their peoples for a
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        220 1 i the wheels of MALAYSIA rolling toward industrial prosperity! BRIDGESTONE iw ~***^^^&gsz ini° Mpq»«p Bridgestone Malaysia Co., Ltd., a joint venture of Pan-Malaysia Cement i jife V H" **tM BB^Bk Ittttkta Works Ltd., and Bridgestone Tire Co., Ltd., of Japan, has pledged .y^Jfcp V* "^^^SBP^kfe*^ > collaboration to establish a
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      Double the income plan in a decade
      2008 2 Double the income plan in a decade 'TIIK economy of Japan is a thriving complex of industry, commerce, agriculture, finance, and all the oilier elements of a modern economic structure. Japan has an industrialised economy and an urban, middle -class society similar in essence to those in North America and
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      Export goal is up 16 p.c.
      424 2 THE Japanese Government's Supreme Export Council has fixed the country's export goal for the fiscal year 1964 (April 1964 to March 1965) at $19,596 million on a customs clearance basis. This figure is a 15.9 per cent increase over actual exports for last year.
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        78 2 /7^a>r Iheir Motto sinco| g|k SERVICE TO IW/VN-KIND A thousand products, ethical and proprietary, are manufactured by the most up-to-date techniques and equipment in eight modern factories covering about 400 acres and run by 1 1,000 highly skilled employees. aP" Hv w rSB^rWU tmm^f "ta*^ m Mb 111 CM \A/AU
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      JAPANESE ORGANISATIONS AID MALAYSIA ECONOMY
      616 3 TO further contribute towards Malaysian industrial and economic progress, several Japanese public organisations, closely connected with trade and industry, have offices in Kuala Lumpur and other parts of Malaysia. Among the outstanding institutions are the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro). Malaya-Japan Industrial and Techn i
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      Defence forces
      1410 3 Built up solely to cope with any aggression TIIK maintenance of Japan's national defence is based upon two elements the Self-Defence Forces and tbe international security arrangement The development of a national /defence policy has evolved over the period since 1950 when the National Police Reserve was created.
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        132 3 -M^^^^r-^^ICP jWiy^^W^l m WflnHW wBUmW WWWWi ■■^■EEbM^^^l MADE IN MALAYSIA ASBESTOS CEMENT SHEETS SERVING THE PEOPLE OF MALAYSIA Malex coloured corrugated asbestos sheets give colour and long lasting protection to your property. Malex is highly resistant to fire, shock, breakage and cracking, and despite its light weight, is unbelievably tough
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      IKEBANA, a religious symbolism, has now become an art
      2317 4 |KEBANA, the Japanese word for flower arrangement, is based upon certain principles of art which are recognised the world over. The love of line so characteristic of all Oriental art rather than the appreciation of form and colour is perhaps the
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        147 4 BfIHHBHMHH 1 1 C^^^B^^^^^^^^^Q^Bm Pt^Bb^b^b^b^^. I bb^bl bb^bl ofm THoSE WHO I I I I WIL KNOW BUY |W I NATIONAL QUALITY PRODUCTS ARE BACKED BY FULL GUARANTEE -SERVICE STATIONS THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA THE CAPLESS FOUNTAIN PEN PILOT'S GIFT TO MODERN LIVING Simply fwlsr the barrei and your ready to write
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      GOLDEN DECADE ENDS
      1148 5 SPECTACULARS TO FILL THE THEATRES Television hits the films badly JAPAN'S motion picture industry, having staged a spectacular comeback from wartime destruction and gained an international reputation, is now facing increasing competition from other entertainment media. Television, in particular, has made remarkable progress in Japan over the
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        379 5 The following Illustrations are the various package designs of super food seasonings containing pure monosodium glutamate manufactured by AJINOMOTO CO., INC. of Japan, the largest and foremost manufacturer of monosodium glutamate. ONLY the finest and purest ingredients of the highest quality are marketed under the above package designs. BEWARE OF
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      TOKYO
      2216 6 •JHE history of Tokyo is a story of remarkable changes. From a small fishing village several hundred years ago, Tokyo has become the world's largest city, with a population of 10 million people. Tokyo has l>een destroyed man y times, by calamitous fires, earthquakes, and wartime bombings. However, each
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        209 6 \^k air travel y^^ y\ with a delightful Jjfcd/ /iff!/'' 'J» AS yOU St6P aboard your ma B nifl txis If cent JAI Jet C° urier> you wi eel L&fr lAV r I y° u are n J a P an Let the kimono Jrffi i: l f m clacl
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        236 7 V^ LARGEST ELECTRIC ENGINEERING COMPANY II8I«» V* I 1 1 *J x| A C Cf\f I AT I f\ kl li^fe ft Ajt)\/vl M I IUI» J If 1 ..^rtm. IPIvLUL/LiJ I 3ij^i,>^^tr!S HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC APPLIANCES F^^^^^^^^^ llii^^B Television Sets Refrigerators U y .jjt ■tt^feT^ Tape Recorders L^ Bk/ Fluorescent
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      EVEN WITH TV, PAPERS STILL LEAD FIELD
      1739 8 1 JAPAN ranks among the leaders of the world in the development n f mass communications media newspapers, inagfczines, radio, television and iK'wsreels combine to keep the Japanese public well-informed of the latest happenings both at home and abroad. Its near 100 per
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        105 8 RESEARCH MAKES THE DIFFERENCE MEANS QUALITY > MODEL TC-.02 00^ MUUtL IV- /.id. m ml mWJf w£^^^^^^Hi M MODEL TC- 200 MODEL TC-464 Sole Distributor: 4 -fr 4? <Q USE SONY TAPE FOR PERFECT RECORDING (A) MITSUBISHI-WILLYS I]^t MANUFACTURED UNDER LICENCE FROM KAISER Jeep CORRORAT/ON.U.S.b. M f^ V ill S§WBW»
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      Constitution of 1947 altered Govt structure drastically
      1299 9 TIIIv present form of Japan's government is bused on the Constitution of 1947. Although the Constitution was a(Iop t c <1 cs an amendment to its 1S8J) predecessor, it was a total revision, drastically transforming the governmental structure of Japan. Foremost among the
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      NUCLEAR POWER FOR JAPAN BY NEXT YEAR
      903 9 NUCLEAR POWER FOR JAPAN BY NEXT YEAR JAPAN'S atomic energy development programme started working toward the end of 1955 after more than a year's preparation. The Government played an active role in starting the programme in the fcope of opening up a new energy source, for Japan is not endowed
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        159 9 yHI/EIDOs fl||[H|^^^^ 3-POINT Beauty Programme... B^ -^H* 1 -'MSi A lovely complexion is always iJjBF^ x,; V." delicately cleansed. Shiseido's lH JBl? //t **/v\ Honey Cake soap will cherish IB| Jl K *i* CLEANSE creamy lather. jf il i .^flnW* tNow Shiseido's Honey and /^*^>v Lemon will fragrantly moisturise your
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      THE WORLDS No. 1 SHIPBUILDER
      4562 10 JAPAN HAS BEEN LEADING FOR PAST SIX YEARS 'JODAY the Japan ese shipbuilding industry has facjU ties combined with skills and capacity that rank next to none among the ad vanced shipbuilding nations in the world To acquire these skills, however, Japanese shipbuilders have had
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        166 10 SYMBOLS OF QUALITY EMULSION PAINT m ife^ BODELAC M ALKYD ENAMEL A PAN- MALAYSIA *V PAINT INDUSTRY LTD. 94. ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE TEIEPHONE ***** 0 NIPPON PAINT CO., LTD. OSAKA TOKYO i@» THE WORLD LOOKS TO KOYO For Production Efficiency $m and Economy Japan's Top jBL Manufacturer of High A
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        99 10 WONDERS Mk H^ TODAY Xf l^ynJ STANDARD'S i A Extensive Research Further Reduced The Size! 3S. yQ/Ja MICRONIC RUBY MQOELSRH43B 8-Tron»i»ton. High S»r«ltivlty. Excatlant Too. Quality /B^BBteth. 1 ...uitng only Two Mercury Botterie*. The Micronic Ruby //IC^B B£ 7717*1 SRH 438 it only slightly lorg«r than a Match Box but
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        288 11 IQ^^K^^BmP^^^^F J^^mm>9r^^^^^^'tmt n^mmmmmmmWHMf^i yJiffpSß^ *^^W I S'Z^li^jß^M^k^ *S&^mWmmmmmmmwStff^ Zrt'JmS TW S&immMmW' C |pnNit<M^ JMBMMttH K^^l^m!k^'^C SlHHMlllilK '«wKtf7V^^^^ jSmwSmMmMmW&iaMt^mmMT &r^£i^^ "f"** < K^- K TBJt^t '> s J The Lightweight Champion jD6GQ of the World P 1 r a i SUZUKI SPORTS SO §L Are you looking for excitement? Adventure? model
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      A FIRST FOR CAR SHOW
      287 12 rpHE most lavish motor s h o-w in Japan opened its gates on Sept. 26, one month earlier than usual in view of the Olympics. The show the 11th Tokyo Motor Show when it closes on Oct. 9 is expected to break all previous records
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      The motor industry seeks new markets
      1235 12 The motor industry seeks new markets T4IE automobile industry occupies one of the most active fields in Japanese industrial endeavours, ranking at the top of the mechanical industries in respect of production, sales and employees.Japan's industry in recent years- has been booming, its foundation firmly laid on the overall rapid
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        340 12 Now! Here is the chance youve been waiting for. Cool I See Mitsubishi's new refrigerators too! your borne with one of the most efficient fans on the MR 204HS Seven Cu ft c «p« clt market— Mitsubishi's Electric Fan, Model Y35-DF— at a j^^^ ,-j^^Pl Look at these features: Special
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      Western influence has not pushed aside Japanese tradition
      1864 13 BEGINNING with a simple post and lintel. thatched root" structure, Japan's earliest architectural style reached its apex with the construction of the Shinto Shrine at Ise in the fifth century A.D. The shoden, or main building, and the smaller treasure houses are
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        248 13 ONODA CEMENT IwL Manufactured in the "NEW YORK of MALAYSIA" !^^BBs& for the EXPANDING young NATION. tt| *«lHH^^ Onoda Cement Co., Ltd. produces all types of Portland %tf^J!**Rttiliiia| Cement and has the distinction of being the sole producer ■W.*Wu£25 111 f WHITE PORTLAND CEMENT. The quality of its jjiiWWßtfiiHi^ products
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      Steel—a barometer of economic strength
      1603 14 Steel— a barometer of economic strength •pHK iron and steel industry in Japan plays a vital role in the nations productive activities in much the same way as it does in other industrial countries of the world. In fact. It has been regarded as a legitimate barometer of Japan's economic
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        244 14 PUT YOUR MEMORIES IN MOVIES AND PHOTOGRAPHY \\^bbbbbblHßsV^bbbbbv] n «Y\{C^ p\ *>CA AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS &> KIAN GWAN (MALAYA) LTD. V SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG J Look to Sansei, world-famous in designing, equipping, m Jif^^m/F' J^HB and installing stages HHi v ißflHßf^l $M| The Line of Business:
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        69 14 Convenience f^^K H I !j(ji Economy^/ [if jjj^jfyfy DAIFLON GAS IDEAL REFRIGERANTS 5^ 131 m ii in 9^;? Hi 1. Non explosive 6 Practically odourless 2. Incombustible and uninflammable 7 Non irritating 3. Non-toxic 8. Safe to foods and fabrics 4. Non corrosive 9 Suitably low in boiling point 5.
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      COMMUNICATIONS NO PROBLEM FOR A NATION ON THE MOVE
      2532 15 Health and welfare pUBLIC health and welfare have given rise to national concern. All political parties in Japan have made clear their awareness of the necessity of instituting various measures to promote the nations welfare and health. Article 25 of the
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        246 15 B m wUL w^M «JHJH^^KhRII if 1 A«ssi K Car ill 1 HPmHi iLk f jfl Today's family trend is the joy Of Owning a 4 AcousticaUy designed wood cabinet in attractive finish giu y-_ Ti TOSHIBA TV set. TOSHIBA is the pass-WOrd to unequalled brilliance in sound. fl rt
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      Lock icon THE ROYAL VISIT
      434 16 TUF State visit to A Japan of the Yang di Pertuan Agon? and the Raja Permaisuri Agong has not only gone a long way in consolidating the friendly relations of the two countries, but is also firm evidence of the affinities of the Japanese and Malaysian peoples.
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        213 16 Have you am idea of ftfttirfcfflft .il^/£flsfHflSg&;](i'j£fs what Mitsui can do for you? ftia"eH»^f^HJi-*WWf»«;? Mitsui Bussan is a iradimr company J^^ >l] with a network sprra.l throughout AH A M^TOV^M WM&ftlljtfttn countries In Malaysia, for example, 4k4^T Hl^ M M m^' hA W.&ainft* Mitsui lias offices in Kuala Lumpur, Jfc&*#J!ll\:i:ftffc
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      Nine years compulsory study
      1899 17 ML' RING the long feudal period preceding the Meiji Restoration in JS6S, private schools called "terakoya", where reading and arithmetic were taught to children of commoners, as well as other educational establishments, were developed. Around the middle of the 19th century, there *ere close to 16.000
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        23 17 Yith the Compliments »f MALAYAN MARINE INDUSTRIES LTD., 120-A. River Road, PENANG. MALAYSIA. Mr. Chan Chi Lum, Mr. O. Narasaki, )eputy Managing Director.
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        325 17 sincere greetings on the Ist Anniversary of MALAYSIA from NIPPON KOKANkk. SINGAPORE OFFICE: ROOM 414 SHAWHOUSE. HEAD OFFICE: OTEMACHI. TOKYO WHAT NIPPON KOKAN MAKES STEEL BARS SHAPES STEEL SHEETS PLATES STEEL TUBULAR PRODUCTS FABRICATED STEEL PRODUCTS SHIPBUILDING SHIP REPAIRS CIVIL ENGINEERING (nkk) See for yourself and verify /jail i I
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        207 18 Wm x\ M Mr a*^ d *S > Jtfc kT :iV ;^---,HT *N A| \\iß 4W 4 i -*2 Sumitomo Electric Industries is the j aP an biggest manufacturer of electric cables and wires, whose products are being exported to all parts of the world including Singapore through Sumitomo Shoji,
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      Electronic music will herald Emperor's arrival at games
      410 19 SPECTATORS to the Tokyo Olympics will be treated to a spectacular form of music at the opening ceremony of the games. The music electronic will be played when the Japanese Emperor enters the main stadium during the opening ceremony. The music will
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      A SUPER-SONIC WAVE IN BRAIN OPERATION
      351 19 A SUPER-SONIC WAVE IN BRAIN OPERATION J^S epoch-making brain operation using super-sonic waves instead of conventional methods was successfully carried out a few months ago at the medical department of Niigata University in Japan Super-sonic waves have similar properties as light in that they move forward in a straight line.
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      Giant 'brain' nears completion
      230 19 Giant 'brain' nears completion A GIANT electronic computer capable of memorising a total of 65,000 words is currently being manufactured in Japan. The huge computer, claimed to be among the largest in the world today, can add 11 -digit figures a total of 220.000 times a second. It is being
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        108 19 JVfa m^ *ttt&' Hl^HI WWW vV^SI WWW M. AWWm WWW^ \9f^MWW m\ WWW Behind this symbol* you will find practically every useful product under the sun. *W.tsubishi means -three diamonds in Japanese. Over 30 compan.es of Mitsubishi bear the Three Diamond mark. A MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. A MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL
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      FLYING ALONG AT 120 MPH IN COMFORT-IN THE FASTEST TRAIN
      3254 20 FLYING ALONG AT 120 MPH IN COMFORT-IN THE FASTEST TRAIN TPHK Japanese National Railways has capably played its role as the most important means of transport in the mountainous land of Japan and as a driving force in the development of national economy and culture. Starting out with a route
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        233 20 With Best Wishes I ATAKA CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) >> SINGAPORE BRANCH Rooms 404/406. 4th Floor American International Bldg. ft Tel. ***** (3 lines) Kuala Lumpur Branch: Suite A, Ist Floor, ss Bank of Tokyo Building, Tel: ***** *****. r'iiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiU With Best Wishes I■ 1 I THE GOSHO COMPANY
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        161 21 JAPAN'S LEADING MANUFACTURER OF STEEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT i I < MAIN UNE: Datk, Choir, Sof» Filing Cabinet, Storag* Cabinet, Vitibl* R*cerd Cabinat, tin, lank Vault Deer, O*pe*it Box Offic* Acc*siori*t ITOKI LIMITED OSAKA JAPAN DISTRIBUTORS Federation of malaya Singapore, N.Borneo. Brunei WING SUN CO. a™* 152 Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur.
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        176 21 for precision, e/egoncg, f always RHYTHM CLOCK I Excellent in its original design and performance, RHYTHM, noted for its reasonable price, will surely meet your w, time-keeping needs. And because of these, RHYTHM is new exported to procticolly all corners of the world. *w "jjfc., RHYTHM pT RHYTHM WATCH CO..
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      TEXTILES ARE ONE OF SINGAPORE'S MAIN IMPORTS FROM JAPAN
      291 22 TEXTILES ARE ONE OF SINGAPORE'S MAIN IMPORTS FROM JAPAN TEXTILES were one of Singapore's major import items from Japan last year, amounting to 63.7 million square yards or 31 per cent of the State's total textile imports. The importation of Japanese artificial fabrics in the same period totalled 32.9 million
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      215 22 4S Singapore pros- pers as the "New York" of Malaysia, the already firmly established economic ties between Japan and Singapore will continue to grow in stature and strength. This was stated by the Japanese Consul -General In Singapore, Mr. Tsuneaki Ueda.
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      BALMY DAYS DURING CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME
      86 22 BALMY DAYS DURING CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME THE climate in Japan is generally mild and tbe four seasons are clearly distinctive. Spring is the glory of the year with balmy days and bright sunshine. Spring also brings the cherry blossom with all its delicate fragrance. Cherry blossoms are found in all
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      Measuring snowfall without getting your feet wet
      330 22 PXPERIMENTS are E* now being conducted in the mountains of the Japan Alps to measure the amount of snowfall by an automatic device using isotopes. The volume of snow was hitherto measured by a man making the rounds of all the measuring poles
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      The largest electronic microscope under construction
      272 22 The largest electronic microscope under construction TAPANESE microscope <* manufacturers are scheduled to complete the world's largest electronic microscope in the summer of 1966. When complete, it will have an accelerated voltage of one million volts and a direct magnhylng power of 100.CDO times claimed to be the largest and
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