The Straits Times, 25 October 1964

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES HI NO. 1,495 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1964 20 CENTS Kl)\ 732
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    FROM RUBBER TO CIGARS
    595 1 C-MART LIST" IN FULL-SEE PAGE 12 |{UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— 1V The Central Government this afternoon published the first list of 101 commodities under 24 classifications, to be covered by protective tariffs under the Malaysian Common Market. The comprehensive list (see Page 12) covers a wide range
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    MANILA IS TOLD: THINK AGAIN
    382 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON: Malaysian Note reiects Maca terms for talks By i Kuala Lumpur, Sat. J^JALAYSIA has asked the Philippines to reconsider its stand on her proposal to hold bi-lateral talks without pre-conditions on its claim to Sabah. This p r o p o s
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    A shower of luck
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    Six Indonesians killed, four wounded in Sarawak border clash
    151 1 Six Indonesians killed, four wounded in Sarawak border clash KUCHING. Saturday. CIX Indonesian invaders were killed and four wounded in an ambush by Malaysian security forces in the Batu Lintang area of Sarawak's Second Division yesterday. The Ourkhas. "A" Squadron of the Federation Reconnaissance Regiment and the Sarawak Police Field
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    Lock icon Security order
    32 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. The Secret Service yesterday ordered servicemen lining the Hoover funeral route to open the bolts on their rifles as a precaution anlnat any attack on President Johnson. UPI.
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    Lock icon 'Oust Ikeda' move
    40 1 TOKYO. Sat. Ailintr Prime Minister Hayato Ikrcla is under heavy political pressure to step I aside In favour ot someone who can deal more vigorously with I the challenges posed by the first Chinese atom bomb. AP.
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    Lock icon New Cosmos up
    26 1 MOSCOW Sal Russia today launched the 49th in Its series of unmanned Cosmos earth satellites designed for *pßce exploraI von, Tass Mid. -UPI.
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    2,000 AT MAMMOTH RECEPTION
    156 1 SHIELDING hiTM-lf from a shower of confetti with a bouquet of orchids, this radiant German bride. Miss Irene Jucker, and Mr. Alexander Lee Yu Lung, a lawyer, are seen after their wedding at St. John's Cathedral in Kuala Lumpur yesterdar. The 23-year-old bride. yonmest daughter of
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    STOP PRESS RED SUMMIT
    52 1 STOP PRESS RED SUMMIT LONDON. >-.U lop Communist leader* mil meet for summit t.»IW< 111 Moscow in thp first Meek of Niiirmber M Hie causes that led to the ouster of Mr. Khrusliclie\ diplomati< sources reported >csterd:iv. Tlie occasion Mill be the 4?th annivers.ir\ crlebi..lions i>l Hie Si>\ iel lletolulion
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    AXE MURDER
    44 1 BLA.VTYBI v.i. Th# axe murder 01 tub.. l chief. Tinibin. set off a a strike h\ r 1 1< .1 n rhrtl nrrvanis M-lrid.n in tliis nr« Eml Alnr.in nation, formerly NyasaUnd. Tirabiri MM :i supporter of Premier Hustings Band.l'l government. \I"
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    Lock icon LOST FORCEPS
    33 1 Smrrlr.LD. Sat. pair of minting forceps was located inside a man's slfim.ii li .md he died during an operation 10 recover them .111 inquest m iul«l herr \rMfnlav Verdnl: >lisud\«-nture. Keuter.
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    CHINA H-BOMBS?
    27 1 \-.||lN(. H»\. V.i \11.1e.11 si iditisi Ralph Lapp -<aid \rMrr«U\ he b»lie\rs hni.i ran st.irt prodii.inf liMlnifrn bombs In about two \e«rv 1 I' l.
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    Devan Nair quits giant union
    500 1  - Devan Nair quits giant union JOSEPH YEO By SINGAPORE. Sat. The National Trades Union Congress today suspended its second largest affiliated union the 20.000 strong Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union following "serious allegations" made against the leadership of the SMMWU. Announcing thi< today In a .statement after an emergency
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    Two beauties in distress
    338 2 MANILA. Sat. Miss International. Gemma Guerrero-Cruz of the Philippines, suffered a near fatal drug allergy List week, but i? now on the way to recovery, the Philippines Herald reported today. The Herald quoted Oemma's mother. Mrs Cirmen Guerrero- Nakpil. as saying that the 21--yar-old beauty pot
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    R-Day lunch
    34 2 PENANO. Sat.— The Penang i branch of the Ex-Services' Association of Malaya will hold a Remembrance Day lunch at the Civil Defence Headquarters in Peel Avenue at 1 p.m. on Not. S.
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    THE DAINTY BEAUTY
    100 2 HER name is Ting Ling. She plays Miss China in The Beauty Jungle. In Chinese her name means "cute and dainty", but in English she rings the bell. The Beauty Jungle tells the story of one year in the life of an ordinary office typist who becomes
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    Lock icon Newsman decorated for bravery in Malaya is new British Minister
    251 2 Newsman decorated for bravery in Malaya is new British Minister LONDON, Saturday. rr»HE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, yesterday appointed a Journalist once decorated for bravery in Malaya to fill one of the Ministerial posts in his new Labour Government. He named Mr. Alan Arthur Gwynne-Jones. 44. defence correspondent
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    WHO seminar in capital
    54 2 JESSELTON. Sat. Dr F. rt. H. Tcimat. .sen.ur med:i'..l otßcer in charge of the anti-tuber-culosis campaign here will represent Sabah at the WHO m-'pr-reeinnal tuberculosis srminnr to be hfld .v. Kuala Lumpur from Nov. 5 to 11. M'Tp than 100 part:-, observers m-.d WHO conwltanti will
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    Sabah denial
    38 2 .7ESSELTON. Sat Sab.ih s Minister for Social Welfare. Dato Mohd. Yas-sin bin Haii Hasli.m. today denied press reports that he wa.< planning to vi.sit Formom at the head of a delegation at contractor* to recruit labour.
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    Ramani our new chief at the U.N.
    399 2 ONG to SPEND ALL TIME ON HIS U.S. JOB J£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tcngku Abdul Rahman, has appointed Mr. R. Ramani as the permanent representative of Malaysia at the United Nations from next Sunday. Date Ong Yoke Lin, who was the permanent U.N representative
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    MIC meeting
    28 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Th« Srmbaw.iiiK branch of the Malaysian Indian Congress 'Singapore! will Hold a public meeting nt its premises in Sembawang Road tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    Spurned lover chases woman, hits PC
    197 3 Spurned lover chases woman, hits PC JESSELTON, Sat Thirty two yearold Rioh bin Dullah. was sentenced to five years' Jail by Mr. Justice A. H. Simpson, in the High Court here yesterday for causing grievous hurt to a policeman who stopped him chasing a 31 year old woman who had
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    Car spares theft
    24 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Thieves •ook $5,611 worth oi motor spare t parts and cash from Kec Seng Motor Co. in Pcnanß Lane.
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    100 ANSWER A FIRE ALARM AND SAVE HOME
    139 3 PENAWG, Sat.— About 100 villagers saved a house in Paya Terubong from a dawn blaze today. Using buckets of water and sand, they put out the fire within 30 minutesOnlvone room was damaged. The fire caused damage estimated at $120. Police have
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    UN the best guardian of the rights of small nations: Razak
    338 3 UN the best guardian of the rights of small nations: Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, tonight re-affirmed Malaysia's "great faith" in the United Nations and that we will always support it." In a United Nations Day speech over Radio Malaysia. Tun Razak said the
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    Smuggling-to Indonesia from Malaysia
    126 3 Smuggling-to Indonesia from Malaysia SYDNEY, Sat. Thous- ands ol dollars worth of Australian goods are being i smuggled into Indonesia from Malaysia. So says an Australian export consultant, Mr. William S. Lowe, who has just returned from a flve-weelc tour of Asian countries. He said that the goods are exported
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    Sardon: We won't act like Soek
    46 3 ALOR STAR. Sat. The Minister of Tr.-rwport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said here today the Alliance Government had no intention of nationalising the transport industry•We will never act like Soekarno." lie told Kedah transport operators at ;i meeting here.
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    Goodwill dinner
    27 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Mountbatteti Goodwill Com- mittee will hold goodwill nlftt and dinner at the Mount- batten Community Centre on Oct. 30 «t 8 p.m.
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    A TERROR MEETS HIS FATE
    166 3 A TERROR MEETS HIS FATE THE end of the road for a terrorist. This Viet Cone terrorist whose life was nearly traded for that of an American Air Force officer was executed by a firing tquad as he shouted "Lone Live Ho Chi Minn." Nguyen Van Troi. 24, was found
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    Jakarta wants Dutch credit
    158 3 JAKARTA, Sat. In- donesia yesterday sent an economic mission to The Netherlands to discuss materialisation of a Dutch promise to granit a credit, of 100 million Dutch guilders for Indonesia's economic development. The credit was promised in August by the Dutch Foreign Minister, Dr. Joseph Luns,
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      305 3 only sarong CRISS-CROSS GIRDLES win the battle of the bulges with no girdled feeling STOPS STOPS STOPS MIDRIFF TUMMY THIGH BULGE BULGE BULGE No more woistlina Sarong s exclusive Sarong's low cut roll over! Sarong's double front panels sides ellminote unstay put collai lift and support. sightly thigh bulQe— smooths
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  • ERISCOPE
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      Labuk THE VALLEY OF BIG RETURNS
      920 4  - Labuk THE VALLEY OF BIG RETURNS R.D. Patel By THE $5-million 5,000-square-mile survey of the resources of the Labuk Valley has now been completed. The man behind this massive project jointly sponsored by the United Nations and the Sabah Government, tall 66-year-old Russell G. Dick, is now finalising findings which
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      Looking for a place fit for elephants
      614 4  - Looking for a place fit for elephants RONALD RANSOM By AMONG Malaysia's nature reserves, the Taman Negara in Pahang is the most famous and extensive. More and more of our citizens are discovering for themselves the peace and beauty of the park, where river and jungle scenery combine to create
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  • THE NEWS IN DEPTH
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      Little Peter writes to Jak —I
      636 5  -  T. WIGNESAN By Message for Spore boy who wants to be a cartoonist JAK. the London Evening Standard cartoonist, shook his head dismally, blinked behind thick lenses and said: "I do not know what to say. "What advice can I give to a 14-year-old
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      IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?
      491 5 IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? /.H'lHl.rai MR SALIPADA PENDA- TUN, the Deputy Speaker of the Philippine* House of Representatives who toured Malaysia rcent- < ly as head of a six-man Parliamentary team, sounded very confident. He said: lm sure d.ulom.itic relations between Malay&ui and the Philippines will be
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      Where are our Dr. Tom Dooleys...
      416 5 JT IS the same problem in all developing countries. The rural or less developed areas are badly in need of medical staff, teachers and other vital personnel. This is because life in the rural areas can be tough and one big bore for those
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      Roger the Lodger and YOU
      214 5 COON your favourite Sunday Time* comic strip- Al Capp's LI'L ABNKR— will be featuring a dodgy new character called "Roger the Lodger. Here is YOUR chance to be a cocartoonist with Al C'upp, creator of the most famous comic character in the world. For "Roger
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  • Leader Page
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      RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
      124 6 U..rM, f2.t» Vim.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. In S:n- a m. and S \< in —All WelcotneWESLEV METHODIST CHURCH. MtSM P.0.t1. mnrapore Tele--171 Womhlp Services at 7.30 •m 10.00 am., and .1.30 pm Rnn- <\ iv School for all ace* at «.4S a m. K\ervbody Welcome. "MANILA CALLING- T*M In
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    • SPEAKING PERSONALLY... LETTER of the WEEK
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        SEXY BOOKS Sunday. Oct. 25. 1964 YOU WRITE TO US
        108 6 SEXY BOOKS Sunday. Oct. 25. 1964 YOU WRITE TO US DOES :-e:< sell books? I dont think so if the window displays of some of our bigger bookshops are anything to go by. The books on show six months ago are still there. But not the thrillers, especially the James
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        SUNDAY PAINTERS
        97 6 WHAT, I wonder, becomes of the thousands of paintings by amateurs in Malaysia. I'm sure there i are quite a number of Sunday painters in this country who spend the odd hour or so pottering about with paint and brush. Why shouldn't the Ministry of Culture organise an
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        PRECIOUS MOMENTS
        68 6 rpo all Malaysians who get I married abroad may I suggest that they film the ceremony as my daughter did when she took her vows In London. I couldn't be I present, but what a lovely surprise when, on her return, she played back the film and gave
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        FASHION AWARD
        57 6 >TOW that we have at last I got around to holding a men's fashion show, what about Singapore going a step further and creating an Asian Fashion Award. This would be a momentous step. place Malaysia <m the fashion map and add Immeasurably to the prestige of the
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        ABOUT THE PILL
        79 6 rriHERE Is no such thing I as a 100 per cent fool- proof contraceptive pill as Dr. Gregory Plncus claims 'Sunday Times. Oct. 18). The peak of sexual desire i In a woman coincides with ovulatlon and it Is at this moment, when her "resist- I ance"
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        THE DOG NEXT DOOR
        131 6 CAN the police do anything to see that people who keep dogs exercise some control over their animals? 1 live in a housing estate in Sembawang. The houses are built close together. My nod door n righb our keeps a dog that barks from dawn to
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        20 6 I hope something can be done; otherwise, I fear, I might take to barking myself at neighbours. SILENT NIGHT, SINGAPOM
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    • OPINION
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        HOW MANY MORE AFTER MAO?
        881 6  - HOW MANY MORE AFTER MAO? SABA RATNAM CHINA AND THE BOMB By The nuclear clouds over Asia IT IS gelling so thai il is almost perilous these days for the Afro-Asians to hold their periodic gettogethers. The last time they convened in Kelgrade, Mr. Khrushchev greeted them with the message
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        BACKLASH THAT WASN'T THERE...
        1050 6  -  DAVID WURFEL martin luther Iking, By SINGAPORE LAST week the Nobel P ri I c for 1964 u:is to Dr. Martin Luther King, who is sometimes called, n o t improperly, "America's Gandhi." Dr. King, founder and head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, an organisation
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      11 6 Cough Drops-. POM ■rEL.ieP OP COUCH SORE THROAT and SMOKER'S THROAT
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  • Malaysian News
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      Traders moving into industry good sign: Goh
      214 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'PHE Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. today described five local shareholders of the state's first multi-million dollar sugar refinery as "the main pillars of our entrepot economy." "It Is gratifying to see them move Into industry.' 1 I uicin move
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      Lock icon A long, vain wait at hospital as the drugs men work to rule
      238 7  - A long, vain wait at hospital as the drugs men work to rule SHIVA DAS: B, Kuala Lumpur, Sat. 'J'HE long, vain wait at the dispensary of the General Hospital in Kuala Lumpur yesterday a common sight for the past three months where the dispensers are working to rule. And
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      Billiards: Aston tournament
      60 7 SINGAPORE 1 Bat. The Aston Recreation Club in holUniß Its lii i;ird Tounament En:>. the five events In the tournanent are invitrd and will close on Nov. 10. A fee of $2 will be charged lor rich event entered. The events ue: "3" ball championship; "4" bar
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      Elephants and donkeys
      54 7 .-INUAPORE. K.it A lecture en "Donkeys and Elep- :in analysis r>f the two en\it Aniprn will be sivrn ;it the l/SIS en Tuet--8.30 p.m. by Mr. Hector Kinloch. vi.-itin« professor of the UniA d' un Amfriran election will be filmed at the USIS theatrette at 7.30 pm
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      Date with band
      24 7 SINGAPORE The Royal M sapore* B:«nd will cue ;i public performance at Katotiß Park tomorrow from 5 p.m. to 8 pm
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      Don't wear jungle green: A warning
      68 7 Don't wear jungle green: A warning PENANG, Sat. The Government today warned people against wearinjj a jungle green suit. "This is liable to cause confusion in any area where security forces may be operating. said a statement. Fishermen. tappers, hunters and others who wrar v re c n clothes while
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      Railway: Bad record in Negri
      174 7 Railway: Bad record in Negri CEREMBAN. Sat. There has been a record number of train derailments in Negrl Sembilan this year. In the past 11 months there have been six major derailments and several minor ones. The latest was the derailment of 21 of 25 wagona of a south-bound goods
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      Buddhists' visit
      32 7 PENANG. S»t. A party of Buddhists from The Prnanß Centre of the World Fellowship of Buddhists will call on the inmates of the leper settlement at Pulau Jeroink next Tuesday.
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      CRASH, and the scared crowd
      239 7 IPOH. Sat— A woman In--1 Mirance agent, Madam K. Kamla. 32. said ten today that she helped a dying man. injured in a traffic accident, on the Kuala Kangsur road one nlghi while a lars-> crowd of people was "scai .v" to go near him.
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      One way to help the Govt...
      102 7 One way to help the Govt... PENANG. Sat.— Malaysian families accepting American exchange students will be helping the Government in its propaganda war against Indonesia. This was stated today by the publicity officer of the American Field Service scholarship programme committee. Miss Lim Lin Lean. "So far." she said, "no
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      Adult classes for 3,000
      52 7 KANGAR. Sat. Another 100 will be opened next January for 3.000 adult education students. The senior state adult education supervisor. Inche Mahayuddin. today estimated there were about 30.000 illiterates In Perlis. Since the adult education movetnent started here In 1962. there- have been 200 classes with
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      UN expert to carry out fish survey in Malaysia
      101 7 PENANG, Sat.— The United Nations will j send an expert to Malaysia next year to assess marine fisheries resources here. Dr. R. I. Jackson, director of the fisheries division of the Food and Agriculture Organisation, said in Penang today. Dr. Jackson
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      Show moves on..
      35 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The three-day "Challenge of Confrontation" mobile exhibition at the Changi Community Centre has ended. About 8.360 people attended the exhibition which has now moved to the Joo Chiat Community Centre.
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      Heartbreak father in court
      209 7 1 FOIL Saturday. DRIVER, Luh Kok Hoong, 25. wept silently in the magistrate's court here today when the coroner. Mr. W. Sachithanadhan. found him '•criminally liable" for causing the death of his own two-year-old son. Loh -aid that he had left his car parked outside his
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      Coroner is told of crash death
      129 7 Coroner is told of crash death DUTTERWORTH. Sat. A doctor from Sungel Patanl was found dead la his car after It had landed in a ditch at Pokok Macnang Road on April 2. a coro ner's inquiry was told today. "I saw the car go off the road and plunge
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      'Gold' for donor
      30 7 kangar B*t former Home Guard Otflcrr. Shrikh Al: Bxiuneid. lias brrn ft a "gold bar" b r Central Government for donating 25 pirns of blood to the
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      313 7 HERE'S A NEW DIFFERENT HOLIDAY! A leisurely round trip byPtO ORIENT LINES s.s.CATHAY s s.CHITRAL HONG KONG. ..bustling, exciting. ..with the best Chinese Fort Santiago. ..visit magnificent volcanoes and waterfall* food anywhere. ..wonderful shops full of tax free inexpen- nearby, in your 3 days in Manila. sive items. ..see Victoria
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      409 7 fI^ELEVISION programmes for K rnmme Man j.ll km- today: guages: 740 Belajar-lah BahaTV SINGAPIKA M Kebaimsaan; 7.45 Hindustani t i. i k rinen.a— Dak Babu: 9 50 Chinese l-M I Ji#SlTTi fJncma— Chee Mcl Sum (Part Br i 'r? IT *>'• 10 15 Programme .sumSSfaH Two of a Kind; 2.00
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  • The News, Profit
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      Lock icon 'Dismiss Aidit' call in Jakarta
      148 8 'Dismiss Aidit' call in Jakarta JAKARTA, Sat— The Indonesian Com m v nist Party leader, D.N. Aidit, today caroe under heavy attack by several anti-Com-munist organisations and one of them has urged President Soekarno to dismi-ss Aidlt from all hl> po The attack against Aldll was launched after a local
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      BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
      294 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Balnea* in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Uadlllg rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia today with the number of shares traded in brackets INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops (2.000) $1.78, (1.000) $1.79, (5.000) $180. (2.000) $1.81: E. Smelters (2.060) $3.72: P. and N.
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      Soek is told of Pope's concern
      153 8 Soek is told of Pope's concern LI Al Ll'MPl'R. Sat. i Pope Paul is def ply concerned about Indonesian confrontation towards Malaysia. This was the typical comment from Catholic Church leaders on a report by a Vatican correspondent of the "II Tempo" on the recent audience President Soekarno bad with
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      the asia magazine WORKHORSE OF A WEARY WAR
      10 8 the asia magazine WORKHORSE OF A WEARY WAR M^Mt^aT^TT^a^a^^M^n^^^Mff^^^T^^^^MM^MT^^B M^M^^^!^^^^^^MW^^^M»*^^^^*a^M^K^?^^^(
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      THE SUNDAY TIMES ALFIE HINDS TELLS HIS STORY
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      Airline schedules
      201 8 PKNANG ARRIVALS MALAYSIAN AIKW A V S Prom Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106 > 8.05 a.m.: Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Tpoh -ML 004> 9.45 a.m.: Singapore, Malacca and Kuala Lumpur 'ML 032 i 11.20 ajn.; Kota Bharu (ML 037 2.35 p.m.: Singapore, Malacca. Kuala Lumpur and
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      91 8 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sat.— Wharf berths: No. I— Mandama; No. 2 Lapaz: No. 3— Mozdok; No. 4 Thorsgaard; No. s—Ross5 Ross Everett. New Wharf berths: No. 6 Kawana: No. 7 Prankford; No. 8 Shun Wing; No. 9 Star Artturus. Stream berth: No. 1— Moonle;: No. 2 Ambernan; No.
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      Action committee
      21 8 KUALA TRENOOANU, 8»t. A National Language action committee will be formed at th* Kwan Tong Club here tomorrow night.
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      Bid for a shining trade
      69 8 l ESSELTON, Sat. The state capital will soon have a "shoe-shine boy" on the rounds. He will be the second man to learn his living this way in Jesselton. I A few years ago, a Fili- pino immigrant got a Town Board permit He left
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      OUR CLOTH —BY Dr. LIM
      225 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat JHOUGH MalaysU had 27 major textile and garment factories it was still importing cloth and garments, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lira Swee Aun, said today. Dr. Llm was speakiug a t the opening of the $3 million Textile Corporation
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      Khir denies rumours of Sabah take-over by Malayan officers
      309 8 Khir denies rumours of Sabah take-over by Malayan officers JESSELTON, Saturday T»HE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, x Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today dispelled rumours that officers from Malaya would eventually take over the expatriate posts in the State permanently i- He reiterated that Malayan officers who had come to
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      Confrontasi, but $130 m. investments
      113 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. Since confrontation I foundations for 23 new factories with a total authorised capital of $130 million had been laid. Mr. Pan Chee, Parliamentary Secretary to Ministry of Culture, said here today. These factories will provide jobs for a few thousand people, when In
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      Byrne's talk on tourism abroad
      71 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. K.M. Byrne, who has Just returned from a study tour of tourist centres o. will speak of his experiences at the Singapore Tourist Association's annual dinner at th« Cathay Restaurant on Oct. V>. At the
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      Indecency charge against couple
      44 8 PENANO Sat. A 26-. woman. Tong Ah Lin year-old boy, N. Mohirlcen. u> day pleaded not gui charue of behavln--at the Esplanade at 124 ft pm. yesterday Thp srrond magi Aria Raiah. allowed hall each pending hearing tm Not. It.
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    NEW ANGLE
    15 9 NEW ANGLE Presenting the latest experiment (non-fatal, so far) in languid coexistence GREETINGS, DEAR BOY
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    Asia's second largest plant house opened
    246 9 SINGAPORE. Sat ANEW herbarium the second largest in Asia and the 10th largest in the world, housing 400.000 dried specimens of Malaysian plants— was today opened by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, Mr. Chan Chee Sens?. The new herbarium in
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    Lock icon Khaw talks to security committee on civil defence in Sarawak
    170 9 KUCHING. Saturday. WALKS or, the setting up of Civil Defence orA ganisations in Sarawak began yesterday afternoon in the Supreme Council Chamber between the Federal Minister for Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, and the State Security Committee
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    'Rural uplift possible in Sabah, too'
    120 9 JESSEI.TON. Sat BU District Ottufih and a District duet irom Sab.ih. who returned irom a 10-day tour ol Malaya. >uid today that FLDA. RIDA and other rural development hchemes could be .vucceus.lully applied in Sabah Their Bpokeaman. Mr. Albert Watson. District Otlicer. at Kuta
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    TV winners due tomorrow
    67 9 TV winners due tomorrow SINGAPORE. Sal. An AusI'ouple. Mr and Mrs J. Billson who »on a TV. contest In Melbourne recently. will arrive here in the Centaur, on Monday lor a !ive-dav visit of Malay sla. m Their round tnp cruise trom Western Australia to Singapore is pan of their
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    1,200 apply
    26 9 SINGAPOKP BM Mor» than 1.200 iippltcanis have applied to enrol as special cun- in the Singapore Special mlarly Among them are about 150 women.
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    Play in aid of charities
    114 9 SINGAPORE. Sat The Lotus Club of King Edward VII H;< 1 will stage an original Malaysian play next month in uid of charities such as the Open Heart Surgery Fund and the Cancer Fund. The play is "The Moon Is Less Bright." written, produced and
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    Bahaman s tour
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Th« I Minister of Health. Inche Bai human bin Samsudin. will tour I Penang and Peralc from Tuesday to Thursday.
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    Lock icon Bridesmaid Gloria
    140 9 NMV YOKK. §at— MM Gloria Mar.ipagal. daughter of the Philippine President and Mrs Mui-upagal. arrived from Uashington last night t» Mil M bridesmaid at the wedding of a Filipino couple. Miss M.inlou Arroyo and Mr. Ramon Jacinto were married today in the Loyola Chapel on Park Avenue. The
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    Shells show
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The int Minister of Culture, sein bin Abdul Kadir. this momYouth and Sports. Englni Muhiriß opened the Shell Exhibition. disolay of shells collect**! by the Natural History Department .Marine Section*, at th» Vuzlum Mutant here.
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    Now on to the next p0115...
    306 9 Now on to the next p0115... ONDON, Sat. A delegation of seven election observers from Malaysia, headed by Inche All bin Haji Ahmad, assistant secretary general of Umno, has just concluded their tour of Britain. They leave today for the United States, where they will follow the American Presidential election.
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    Razak's tour
    24 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will rrake a nve-day tour of Kelantan and Trengganu from Nov. 5.
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    Lock icon Miss Jinnah worries President Ayub
    136 9 KARACHI. Sat. Field Marshal Ayub Khan, righting to hold office as President after national elections next March, told the electors of Pakistan yesterday not to put their trust in a woman. In a verbal assault on his rival for the Presidency, 77-year-old Miss Fatima Jinnah,
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    Tin, coconut oil prices
    47 9 Tin, coconut oil prices The price at Straits TIN on the Penang market today rose $3 a picul to $792.25 on an offering unofficially estimated to have fallen 10 tons to 220 tons. Singapore COCONUT OIL Millers Association prices were nnchanged and the COPRA Association was unquoted
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    Lock icon K.L. ARTIST PRESENTS A PAINTING TO AUSTRALIAN PREMIER
    117 9 K.L. ARTIST PRESENTS A PAINTING TO AUSTRALIAN PREMIER CANBERRA. Bat. Sir Robert Menzies. the Australian Prime Minister, was yesterday presented with a painting by Kuala Lumpur artist Mohamed Houssein bin Enas. Sir Robert saw the paint, inc. "The Cock Fißhter." when he visited the National Art Gallery in Kuala Lumpur
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    THESE TWO HAVE GOT IT ALL WRONG...
    84 9 THESE TWO HAVE GOT IT ALL WRONG... £VIDENTLY the cat-and-mouse situation, as it has been understood since the dawn of time, has never been explained to this pair. The mouse not only nudges the cat out of slumber, he looks into those big gleaming eyes without fear; he sits unconcernedly
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    1 killed, 5 hurt in smash-up
    334 10 1 killed, 5 hurt in smash-up PENANG, Saturday. J^ LONDON-QUALIFIED secretary, Miss Oh Lin Choo, 20, was killed and five others three women and two men seriously injured when two cars were involved in a collision at Tanjong Tokong Road here last night Miss Oh. a graduate of St. Godrics
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    Perlis police hold top crime suspect
    162 10 Perlis police hold top crime suspect A LOR STAR, Sat. Perils police have captured a suspect believed be the "over-all leader" of the Kain Merah (Red Cloth secret society, a notorious gang of 150 strong. The Kedah-Perlis C.IJ). Chief. Supt. Abdul Hadi bin Mohamed Yassin, said today: "The man was
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    Aupe, too, joins world protest
    59 10 SINGAPORE. Sat —The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees today joined public employees throughout the world In protesting against the death sentences passed on two Africans. In a telegram to the State President of South Africa, Pretoria, the AUPE described the trial of Vuyisile Mini Wilson
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    Queen opens women's fair
    154 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Royal praise for work of Institute among people of rural areas and call for encouragement for efforts T*HE Raja Permaisuri Agong today praised the Women's Institute for its role in instilling progress in the women of rural areas. These efforts, she said, should
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    Another 18,000 tons of tin available from the American stockpile
    212 10 Another 18,000 tons of tin available from the American stockpile WASHINGTON, Saturday. r FHE General Services Administration today an- nounced the availability of about 18,000 long tons of tin for sale from the national stockpile for the second half of the disposal year ending March 19, 1965. The agency announced
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    Poppy: Perak wants to be No. 1 again
    170 10 I POH, Sat.— Perak, which made the best collection of any state in Malaya during the last two years for the poppy day fund, will strive to maintain the record this year. The Raia Puan Muda. Consort of the Raja di-Hihr of
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    HELP FROM PERTH FOR THE EIGHT ORPHANS
    288 10 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Telephone calls flooded Times House today after publication of the tragic story of Madam Lim Pon Keng^s eight children. There were several offers to adopt the children and also offers of cash, food, and clothIng. Among the early callers to offer
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    Nana for Guide talks in India
    91 10 Nana for Guide talks in India MISS Nana Lim. 24, will leave for New Delhi tomorrow to attend the 'World Association Conference on the Mutual Appreciation of Eastern and Western cultural values organised by the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts The conference will last from Oct. 26
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      94 10 II Iff i f i! EJ pi l ir Qprrr You can enjoy it while driving, or take it with you out of the car. "Parade' Automatically •Cuts eff Ujnsisnr bjue-'Cs Cuts oft portable speaker switches over to Ccir's batt or to cj' s full- -:i;e speaker •Cutsoff port.ihle .iritp-
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      301 10 Would I make a model Glamour? A>k any model if vlic mill her work glamorous. Bet you anything tha mivs no. Even under the hot lights, in a dre>s that's pinned too tight, (and one pin jabs painfully) in shoes that pinch, and mascara stinging one eye, a model must
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      BUT WHAT A TREK
      498 11 IT IS FAR TOO SLOW AND MUCH TOO LONG ANEW Westcm. "CHEYENNE AUTUMN," contains a startling innovation in the history of cinema ethics. For in this 170-minute, multi-million-dollar game of cowboys and Injuns, organised on the giant screen with all the visual flair of that great
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      People hate me
      1017 11  - People hate me RODERICK MANN AND IT IS ALL MY FAULT. SAYS SARAH By LONDON I WENT to tea with Sarah Miles the other day at her Chelsea home. We sat in the front room with her huge Pyrenean mountain dog Addo curled up on the lilac carpet and two
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      THE THEATRE
      400 11 WTTH November a few days away, the pace ot the live stage in Singapore speeds up to prepare for the holiday season during which we always have a plenitude of entertainment. During the first week of November the Victoria Theatre is booked almost every night. From the 4th
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      166 11 MEN WOMEN feel Young again As we (row older It's only natural that we begin to alow down. But iiome people jrrow old faster than they should. Then they feel weak, tired, find It hard to keep working and seldom get any fun out of life. I>ue to New Improved
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      Coming: 21st century car
      498 12 fJOMING soon to Malaysia Austin 1800, described by motoring correspondents who have seen it in Britain as the world's first 21st-century motor car. For, 40 years from now, they expect the Austin 1800 to be still on the road, having seen out the 20th century and
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    C-Market goods: The full list
    828 12 J£UALA LUMPUR, I Sat. Here is the full list of goods I to be covered by protective duties under the Malaysian j Common Market. Group A Tyres and tubes. Plates, sheets and strip of unvuicanised natural or synthetic rubber. L'nvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber in
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    DEATHS
    160 12 BELTHAZAR of Kannanthural s/o Peter Francis passed away peacefully 24-10-64. Cortege leaves Cheras Estate for Cheras Ceme--1 ten,' 4 p.m. 25-10-64. MR. CHEW HYE KENG. headmaster, Simpani: Lima English School, passed away after a .short illness at the Oeneral Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, on 24.10.64. Cortege will leave the headmaster's
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    The Banker ready to open winning accounts
    565 13  -  Epsom Jeep THIS PROMISING 5-YEAR-OLD CAME WITH A STAYER'S RECORD RACING with I AM banking on The Banker II to win the Class 3, Div. 1, 8f handicap (Race Five) at Bukit Timah today. This five-year-old has shown promise in his few races.
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    SELECTIONS
    179 13 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Golconda (Race 2), The Bank r II (Race 5) and Auch Aye (Race 8). The COINC is heavy E. JEEP CALL BOY MHMI.K BMW 1 M KING Lark Shining Spear LARK Wisley Inn Lo- rl> Lotui LEGIS LASS Ciolconda Sliangrila LARK Lovely Lotas Magnificent
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    BT. TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
    1792 13 Race 1-135 Cl 4 Div 4 ($7,000) 6£ 1 850 Shining Spear (Shining Si. l Daniels. 6 9.0 Subian 4 i ***** Joslcer IV (K.Y. Llm) Daniels, 6 8.13 'Samry 12 3 ***** Magnificent Kins a (K.Y. Lim) Daniels. 5 8.13 <SF) 14 4 *****
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    Tempted can be backed with confidence
    407 13 Race 2 f^OLCONDA should have an easy task in a moderate field. This four-year-old ran two good races at Ipoh. He came from near-last to finish third to Maimun over 5Jf. Over 6f he was fourth with a late run to Powerful. The threat
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    Iron Hand should not miss today
    450 13 IRON HAND should get his winning break in Race Seven. He was twice runnerup at Bukit Timah last month. Sent over 8f for the first time he did well to finish second to AJnos on a soft track and over It he found Cash
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    United cut Chelsea's lead to one with 7-0 triumph
    336 13 United cut Chelsea's lead to one with 7-0 triumph T ONDON, Sat. Man- Chester United crushed Aston Villa 7-0 today in their determined challenge to Chelsea for the English Football League Div. One championship. Clu'lsea could only draw 1-1 with London neighbours Tottenham Hotspur. an<j so have their lead over
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    All-right Jega won't be back with team
    264 14 rrOKYO, Sat. The x main Malaysian contingent to the Olympic Games will leave for home on Tuesday j but sprint star Mani Jegathesan, recovering i from chicken pox. is unlikely to bo with them, village doctors said today. Jegathesan. 21 -year-old Singapore medical
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    Spore in final
    28 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— ii:: porj qualified to meet Malacca m the C'imoined Sc! 'irvkey south zone final when they beat Johore 3-0 here today. from
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    Lock icon Three gold medalists will miss triangular
    179 14 rpOKYO. Sat— The United A States will be without three oi their Olympic gold medalists and two top sprinters in the triangular athletics match against the Commonwealth and J.ipan at Osaka tomorrow. Al Oerter, the discus cham)ion. and Dallas Long, who won the shot
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    Lock icon SA YONARA
    321 14  -  m NORMAN SIEBEL Tokyo .Sat Asia's first, biggest and most successful Olympic Games end in Tokyo's floodlit stadium IN the gathering 1 darkness of Tokyo this evening athletes of the world who participated in the 18th Olympic Games made their farewells. They said goodbye in the spirit of
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    Lock icon A horse saves honour of France at Olympics
    270 14 A horse saves honour of France at Olympics 'IXSKYO. Sat. A horse saved the honour of France in the 18th Olympic Games, just as a horse saved Britain In HeLsinki 12 years ago Without a gold until today. France got into the premier list when the nlne-year-old French bred Grey
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    Thais recover from early setback to edge North Malaya
    647 14  - Thais recover from early setback to edge North Malaya OH KEE TIANG By PENANG, Saturday. /CHEERED on by their supporters the Thai Natior.el rugby team recovered from an early setback to edge North Malaya by eight points (goal and try) to three (try) In the opening match of their Malaysian
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    No money crisis: FAS may not join M-Cup
    252 14  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By IZUALA LUMPUR, Sat 1V —The Football Association of Selangor is facing a financial crisis and because of this may be forced not be compete ir. the Malaya Cup competition rext year.. .V* lo^ Hanir > bin Hajl Idris, FAS
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    Singapore 23's rout Negri
    184 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore, with fast-breaking forwards and forceful backs, routed Negrl Sembllan by 39-3 In their MRU Under-23 Interstate rugger match at Bras Basah Road today. Singapore scored six goals and two tries while Negrl's points came from a penalty. Star In the Singapore side was
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    Holders Darul keep the senior title
    138 14 SINGAPORE, Saturday. TYARUL AFIAH retained the SAFA League Div. 1 title for the third successive year when they beat Chinese Athletic 3-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Unbeaten Darul finished the "ten-ioam league" competition with a maximum of 18 Doints. Darul's match winner today
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    Legrange wins by three strokes
    63 14 MELBOURNE. Sat. Cohis Legrungc. 22-year-old South n professional, beat a strong international lield to win the 72 holes Australian Wills masters golf tournament by three strokes here today. Legrange had an aggregate of 277 (68. 69, 68. 72 1 15 strokes I under par. Jack
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    One up for K.L.
    44 14 I SINGAPORE. Sat— Kuala Lum- pur beat South Malaya by 3-2 at soccer in their Victoria Institu- tion OBA reunion games at Thorn. son Road today. At cricket. Kuala Lumpur wer» 1 95-6 at close today In their twodav match.
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    CEB set for innings win
    84 14 MALACCA. Sat. Central Electricity Board are set for an Innings win against Malacca in their Government Service* knockout cricket tie on the Malacca padang. Batting first CEB. totalled 203 of which Mike Shepherdson hit 79 in even time. Aziz Hamld took seven for 68. Malacca
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    Dato Lau Cup
    46 14 rPOH. Sat.- -Overseas C!'!ne.«« Bank 'A' beat their second string 3-2 tr. the Perak InterBank table-tennis competition for the Dato Lav Cup here thli evening. In another match th» United Malayan Bank. Kuala Kangsar. beat triumphed over Hongkong Bank by the sam* margin.
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    Merlimau net 13
    31 14 MAI ACCA. Sat k 13-4 in Malays Football League match on Banda Hilir ground hpre today. At Kluang. B.M.H. hnt Killing Chinese 6-1 in a Div. 2 match.
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    Ipoh Club beaten
    35 14 TELUK AN«3N. Sat— Lower Perak Rugby Football Club beat Ipoh Club by 8 points (coal, penalty i to five (i:»;;li in a friendly match here today. Lower Perak led 8-0 at half-time.
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    PAKISTAN 91-0
    31 14 KARACHI lah and Abdu! K Inn In their nr- 1 in a eood si match ajrainst Australia I ai tanci beaten with II Knulld scored 57 and Kml I
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      115 14 OLYMPIC CHOICE Jvaltine is the only food drink officially re- Follow the example of famous athletes choose cognized for serving to competitors at every 'Ovaltine'. Remember that only 'Ovaltine' gives you Olympic Games since 1932— and at every British MALT plus MILK plus EGGS plus ADDED VITAEmpire Games since their
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      109 14 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Bardhan Cup: Johore v Malacca (Kluang): Pahang v S'gor (Rauhi. Straits Times Cup (semi-final) S'gor women v Spore women <M. Stadium) 515 p.m. SAFA Jr. Cup: Rumbia v Baden Kasenian (Parrer Pk>. BADMINTON Tour match: Kedah v New Zealand (A. Star). TABLE TENNIS Negri e'ship (NSCRC. Seremban)
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          TO THE EIGER SUMMIT AT LAST-BUT ON ANOTHER MAN'S BACK
          4324 1  -  JACK OLSEN THE CLIMBER RESCUED FROM THE DEATH WALL FACES HIS ACCUSERS-'YOU ARE THE ONE WHO SHOULD HAVE BEEN LEFT BEHIND ON THE MOUNTAIN" By THE rescuers had done all that could be done, but the 1957 Eiger drama was
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          The easy way to beautiful skin
          152 2 EVERY woman over 20 needs a night cream to protect and keep hrr skin attractive. All emollient creams should be massaged into the skin with light, upward strokes of the fingers. Begin at the throat, gently work cream Into the skin, following the rule
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          GOOD FOR A LAUGH
          299 2 High AHORSE walked Into a restaurant, sat down, and when the waiter came over, said: "I want a steak, two Inches thick, with fat on one side only. On top of It I want a little bit of whipped cream, sixteen caraway seeds and some potatoes.
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          432 3 JANE LEE DEAR Jane Lee: I tun equally in love with two girls and cannot make up my mind Aminafa is prettier hut Zainab is more intelligent and understanding. Of course I feel prouder to he seen with Aminah, but her knowledge is limited. Not
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          403 3 KNOW ALLS DEAR Know Alls: I have heard so much about the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the United States and, whenever I read about the FBF. there is usually mention made of J. Edgar Hoover hat I want to know is how long has
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          653 4  -  Dr. JOHN ANTHONY PARR OATELINI LONDON the secret of real beauty is just Be yourself I FIIOM across the border comes a letter from a reader posing the question: how to reduce the size of the female bust? Now before you men chuckle and grin, stop
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          256 4 IT WAS OUR 3EST SHOW EVER THE first Malaysian Championship was held last week at the Chinwoo auditorium in Kuala Lumpur. The judges were Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Court of the United States. I must congratulate them both for their superb handling and the general way in which
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          363 4 THEY DO NOT BOW TO MAN S WILL IF THERE is a more crowded prof ession than that of. self-appointed dog expert, I have yet to hear ot it. Every man considers himself In this category "Had dogs all my life, old b<>y." By contrast cats seem to be
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          404 4 Our painter's brush with the law HOWARD PITSCH DATELINE NEW YORK IBRAHIM HUSSEIN, 27, just returned lo New York from a bus trip to the West ('oast of America. He is a Malaysian artist with dark, good-looking features. And this was his undoing in San Diego, California, until he could
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          372 4 THE DRIVER WHO DID NOT SEE THE HALT' SIGN MOST motorists know j it is no defence to an accusation of not stopping at a "Half sisn to say they didn't see It. They ought to have done. But what is th<> position if a Half sicn is. for some
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        391 2 JbBBBBT A GROWING UP. IS FUN! It's fun to take up nuke-up. fun to do things, go places, uiih ><>ur i own crowd, fun to he a girl instead of a child. Girls going through their teens know it is! A lot of other changes take place, too You're more
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        319 4 This is the ADLER JUNIOR 3, luxury model portable typewriter, famous for the perfection of its type and unique design. Junior 3 has a specially strong, lightweight carrying case. ADLER is a member of the famous GRUNDIG Group. All! <? P^ —^w\l Available at GUTHRIES and dealers throughout MALAYSIA. Aslhma
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        351 4 The Ballet; 10.45 In SentiKIIAI A LUMPUR mental Mood; 11.00 T£e Lat« KUALA UUIVIr-UM ghow 12 mldnighl Cl< e A.M.: 6.00 Progranune Sum- CIMrADIIDA mary; 6.02 Morning Ma'odies; OIINVa AKUPIA Potpourri 7.30 Learn A Word Morning Prelude; 7.00 News; A D fi a nn !f? 5 k 5 fn P
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        501 5 NEW ZEALAND TRADE MISSION Quality goods at competitive prices iMHHHHHHMHH TO SINGAPORE FIRST FROM N.Z. TO SOUTH-EAST ASIA AFTER a highly successful week in Kuala Lumpur, the first New Zealand Trade Mission to South-East Asia is now in Singapore. Sponsored by the New Zealand Government, its 29 members will meet
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        112 5 Confident of trade expansion in Malaysia NEW Zealand's Minister of Overseas Trade, the Hon. J.R. Marshall, is confident that trade between his country and Malaysia will expand. I "Preliminary surveys hay« confirmed that, there are excellent prospects for considerable expansion of the range of our export* to Malaysia, he said
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        Malaysian raw materials for N.Z. industries
        234 6 Several of New Zealand's manufacturing industries look to Malaysia as a source of raw materials. Last year New Zealand bought more than 13,000 tons of rubber for the manufacture of a wide range of products, and 400 tons of tin which was used to
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        456 6 Regular supplier of meat and dairy products to S-E.A. Over 90 per cent of foreign exchange derives from export of farm products NEW Zealand has few supplies of raw materials for heavy industry but enjoys a climate and topography eminently suited to the production of temperate agricultural products. Over the
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        404 7 Rapid progress as a manufacturing nation >F\V ZEALAND la on* of I the husiost trading m:><n\ in the world, per head of population. Agriculture is the basis of \iu Zealand's prosperity I arm products in either primary or processed forms account for much of New Zealand's exports. Manufactures Industry adds
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        773 7 Steady rise in trade between Malaysia and New Zealand TKADK between New Zealand and Malaysia is growing steadily. The improved trading position between the two countries ran be attributed in no small measure to the cordial relations which exist between the respective governments, the improved living standards of Malaysian people
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        Dairy products for S.-E.A
        108 8 YEW Zealand, the largest i.immerclal exporter of dairy products In the world. has developed a dairy industry which is unique t it i-iency and comni"--cial enterpr The New Zealand Dairy Production and Marketing Board, of which Mr. A. L. Frits i left i is a member,
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        189 8 fTTRAVELLING costs within X New Zealand vary widely, according to the regions visited and the standard of accommodation desired, but for about $1,200 you can spend three weeks visiting all main cities and tourist resorts. This price covers transport by scheduled air. coach and rail services,
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        Cultural, political and defence links
        440 8 T E\V Zealand's political relations with South East Asia reflect its growing awareness of the importance of its links with Asia generally and the countries of SouthEast Asia in particular. It is in New Zealand's vital interest to see that South East Asia should be
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        249 8 A LTHOIGH only 128.000 of New Zealand's 2.5 million population are actively encaged in farming industries, the country is the world's largest exporter of dairy produce and meat, and the second largest exporter of wool. Intensive mechanisation, specialised farming techniques and heavy use
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        70 8 AN aerial view of the Inner harbour and railway yards of Wellington (pop. 250.000). the capital city of New Zealand at the southern end of the North Island. Besides being the seat of Government. Wellington is the location of the head offices of the Government i departments, and
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        MEAT PRODUCERS' BOARD
        92 8 The New Zealand Meat Producers 1 Board was established by Act of Parliament in 1922 with powers to co-ordinante and promote New Zealand's meat export trade. Although concerned with all phases of the trade, from the farm to consumers in world markets, the Board does not sell
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        Wide range of canned, frozen food for export
        903 9 JWATTTE Canneries Ltd. •is the largest 'and most diversified food processing organisation in the Southern Hemisphere. A range of 120 varieties of canned and frozen foods is produced under the Wattle label for consumption on the home market and Kir markets overseas.
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        Increasingly popular as vacation destination
        147 9 BECAUSE of the beauty and diversity of its scenery and outstanding opportunities for sport and the friendliness of the people, New Zealand is becoming increasingly popular as a vacation destination. Within the North and South Islands are virtually all the highlights of world tour snow-capped
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        262 9 ALL the facts of interest at a glance yew Zealand. 1.200 miles south-east of Australia in the South Pacific, is a land of infinite variety in scenic tfeauty, with a people whose productivity has made the nation one of the world's busiest trading nations per head of population. A member
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        DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL
        76 9 R«fngerafion ond Heating Engineer! Ltd., handle the manufacture and installation or high-qualify commercial and domestic refrigeration appliance*. Considerable success has kMn achieved with the Bonaire home and commercial deep reeien both from the point of design and efficiency and also from a wide variety of models dt
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        Specialist bankers
        141 10 The five trading banks In New Zealand (Australia and New Zealand Banks Ltd., Bank of New South Wales, Bank of New Zealand, The Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd.. The National Bank of New Zealand Ltd.) provide specialised trade-pro-motion facilities for International traders and maintain highly trained staff who
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        Details of more goods, services available
        822 10 Details of more goods, services available The 29 member trade mission is made up of representatives of commercial, industrial and farming concerns. All of them may be contacted by appointment. Wide range of knitwear Tekau Knitwear Ltd Is New Zealand s largest producer of knitted outerwear. The garments to be
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        Growing share in activities of ECAFE
        257 10 Growing share in activities of ECAFE YEW ZEALAND, Is now a full regional member of ECAFE Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East the organisation which, under the charter of the United Nations. provides a forum in which the development problems of the nations in the area may be
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        C-plan students for higher learning in New Zealand
        65 10 Colombo Plan students (see above) from many countries of South-Fast Asia are attending educational institutions in New Zealand. As a founder member of the Colombo Plan and a regional member of KCAFE, New Zealand is playing active role in helping the countries
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        STRANGE BIRD GAVE A PEOPLE ITS NAME
        104 10 New Zealand rrs the world over are known as Kiwis a name they have taken from tht-ir national emblem bird, shown here. The kiu i. which sleeps during; the day and hunts for food at nk-ht is about the sizo of a domestic
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        Land of beauty and contrast
        43 11 SKIKRS take time out for a swim in the warm waters of the crater lake at the top of Mount Ruapehu. a very mildly active volcano In the Toneariro National Park. one of New Zealand's treat winter playground*.
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        Brilliant array of tourist attractions
        707 11 JJVERY year increasing numbers of visitors from overseas discover that there is nowhere in the South Pacific equal to New Zealand as the perfect place for a holiday. For both the North and South Islands of this lovely and fascinating land sparkle with a brilliant
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        Protective coatings
        128 11 Hltchlna Rnvrttx LAbormtortM produce orer 400 different type* of cottiigt for protecting nearly every type of material used in the building trade strainst every form ol attack. Formiok coatings are used on ferrous metais. aluminium, concrete, and similar products to waterproof ana protect against acids and alkali attacks.
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        Clubs boost farm output
        451 12 Special officer to give year-round advice on farming AN interesting facet of New Zealand farming is the development of farm improvement clubs, formed by farmers in a district who band together to hire the services of a technical advisory officer for personal yearround advice on farm
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        157 12 Newest N.Z. city chooses Bunga Raya as its emblem WHANGAREI. which became New Zealand's newest city when its population reached 20.000 recently, has decided to adopt the hibiscus Malaysia's "B v n g a Raya" as its own civil emblem. Thousands of seedlings are being distributed for planting in public!
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        PIONEERS' DESPAIR IS NOW NATIONS STRONGEST ALLY
        578 12 PIONEERS' DESPAIR IS NOW NATIONS STRONGEST ALLY NEW Zealand's fastflowing rivers, the despair of 19th-century colonists as a transport medium, have accelerated its agricultural and industrial development by providing cheap and plentiful sources of electricity. One of the most important in this respect Is the Waikato River which, from a
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        Farming from the sky is latest method
        178 12 T*HE amazing productivity of New Zealand's farmlands is largely the result of scientific farming methods, for little of the country's soil is naturally fertile. The widespread use of chemical fertilisers Is necessary to promote grass growth, and In more rugged areas light aircraft
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        BEAUTY in the world of high finance
        494 13  - BEAUTY in the world of high finance TAI SING ONN By KUALA LUMPUR EVEN among the splendour of mountain scenery at Cameron Highlands, trysting place for top diplomats who mix golf with a fair chunk of politics. Ringlet Falls (above) is very much a thing of beauty and a joy
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        123 5 MEET THE NEW ZEALANDERS The New Zealand Trade Mission is now in Singapore New Zealand offers a wide range of high- RPrHL mm W tt quality, attractively priced goods suitable for :< p Xj^S^tßr ML P?py|PpP« South East Asian markets. Executives of tl HHttUIK JU^^^^^^Ljj3U^^^yjj^^y^^^^~j^^^jjflUyf^jJ many of New Zealand's leading
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        315 6 Meet thelf New Zealand expert on banking with VL the Official Trade Mission Mr. W. L J. Travers, a senior bank official from Christchurch. representing the New Zealand Bankers' Association, is travelling with the Trade Mission. He will give expert advice and technical assistance not only to members of the
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        133 7 VISIT NEW ZEALAND SCENIC WONDERLAND OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC p^w Awaiting you in New Zealand is a vacationland that is new and debghtfully differenL See the thermal wonderland fc^. of Rotorua and Wairakci the unique Glow Worm Cave of Waitomo lovely Mount Egmont, overlord of ™^B the rich pasturelands of
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        329 7 TOP QUALITY WOOL, HF^jfik CARPETS AND YARNS Jm From th* hill-rounlrT iherp rhosen for Mime of the most I .J^ rra of New ZeaUnd co^e, --^J-Ugg m U... «B^ top-quality wool and from Frit supplied cither in oil or scourrd. <&« k and Textile* of New Zealand ithcr torni is
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        308 8 ■)tr,f^^9k^a NEW ZEALAND: fcl iflj^M WORLD'S FIFTH -^L^ LARGEST EXPORTER T 0F NEWSPRINT y ~*ji jf* I International-trade minded New Zealand -J.* 7 I rates fifth among the World's newsprint !H.^* Lj- 1 exporters. ff'-j^ffeT^^^— ~V rTv^ftT Newsprint production by Tasman Pulp t.7^»--C^ :^T-3i fly, I and Paper Company Limited,
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        43 8 mm ML what makes If these products h so great? hssHAMILTON! i^^^^BHßHi LEADING DESIGNERS AND MANUFAQURERS OF WLI "ftiIHJOM For further information contact! C. W. P. HAMILTON ft CO. LTD. P.O. lOX 70*. CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND Or: CONTACT YOUR LOCAL N.Z. TRADE COMMISSIONER
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        40 9 R.G.ROBINSON LTD. .Member of the New Zealand Trade Mission) We are exporters of QUALITY ONIONS EATING POTATOES Both STANDARD and MEDIUM Size. SEED POTATOES MEET OUR MHA.BAXTER AND DISCUSS YOUR NEEDS R.G.ROBINSON LTD. P. O. Box 5004, Christchurch, New Zealand.
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        119 9 ijL LUXURY CARPET v JV FROM WORLD FAMOUS NEW ZEALAND WOOL: We introduce "TATTERSFIELD" BRAND Axminster body carpet and broadloom for domestic and commercial use, featuring a wide range of patterns and tonings; and 'PRESTWOOL,' a low cost bedroom carpeting, 6ft. wide and available in 12 plain contemporary shades. "Tattersfield"
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        308 10 O IVON WATKINS-DOW LIMITED Mpt PI IVON WATKINS-DOW LIMITED use in formulating saleable preparamanufacture and market a wide tions. range of agricultural and industrial ivon Watkins-Dow have marketweedkillers, insecticides, fungicides j ng an d servicing experience in and soil fumigants, and the equip- tropical agriculture in the Pacific ment for
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        125 10 household -^l H^HHi Among fine steel products our reputation is stainless Since 1884 we have been manufacturing the finest Stainless Steel products— Mercer is a household word. The long-lasting beauty of easy-to-clean Stainless Steel is one of the hallmarks of good living. The Mercer Domestic range covers Stainless Steel sinks,
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        173 11 UONilim M *l Th Pr# U P ubli h d Chrittchurcn, T? +h« principal city of fh» South Island of fill* New Zealand. The comprehensive dis/v tribution of nearly 66,000 copies daily if:|»«*an«wiM /B^ij 1 ranges from the Waitaki River (Canter* P.mowtwa >jp bury's Southern Boundary) to the top of
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        94 11 LOOK FOR BRAND WORLD FAMOUS New Zealand Quality Meat Lamb Beef Mutton Pork Bred and Raised For Tenderness And Quality— Especially For You ENQUIRIES TO SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYSIA BEN CO., LTD. 32, Kuching Road. 190- A, Lihat Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** Ipoh. Tel: ***** 18, Merdeka Square, Room 109,
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        160 12 ACROSS THE PACIFIC ISLANDS TO THE ANTARCTIC YOU WILL FIND PRICES RENOWN PUMPS At far apart as Africa and South America Prices Ranown Pump, art moving water. They'r* manufactured for export, as wall as th* Ftome market, and all our design staff, engineers and tradesmen are highly skilled and widely
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        380 12 |;i S!f?j*tl One of New Zealand's largest and ill most progressive companies HUI S^^^iitt^h--- Is proud to be 4i ntjHiy^iH-m- 'i m ni m t associated with NEW ZEALAND'S FIRST TRADE MISSION TO SOUTH EAST ASIA For more than 100 yean WRIGHT STEPHENSON has served the great farming Industries of
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        142 13 If f INo Sir, not really— P^ 1 it's just another of y~- J\ those tall stories. I You didn't really think you'd shot up three inches, did you? V^- It's your clothes they're suffering from after wash shrinkage! /1 And how they're suffering! *7f No, you won't be able
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