The Straits Times, 28 October 1964

Microfilm: NL12162
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    20 1 DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Nettie*" 1 Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    MOP-UP: LAST 20
    749 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN It's all over for the 'Bearded Terror' THE MILITARY THINKING OF LETTING THE POLICE FINISH THE JOB Full story of Pontian and Labis By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE 10-week military operation against Indonesian guerillas in South Johore has almost been "wrapped up" following Sunday's slaying
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    Lock icon Jakarta hits at Manila too
    95 1 Jakarta hits at Manila too JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia's opposition to foreign military bases apparently includes American military bases in the Philippines and other Asian countries, according to an Antara report The Navy Commander. Vice Admiral R. E. Ma/tadinata, speaking at an executive board meeting Di a student organisation here last
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    Berjaya!
    118 1 THAT MEANS SUCCESS Tengku gives the slogan for Solidarity Week KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. •PKNGKU Abdul Rahman announced tonight thai "Berjaya" (Success) will be the slogan during National Solidarity Week which he will launch next month. Addressing the National Press Club dinner at the Royal Selangor Golf Club, the Tengku
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    Make sure you get yours
    29 1 A 56-PAGE "Made in Malaysia" tabloid supplement is included FREE in today's issue of "The Straits Times" Make sure that you get your copy.
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    War on jeans
    23 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Police rounded up 20 women in Palembang, South Sumatra, for wearing tight jeans and "bird's nest" hair style.
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    Lock icon Shock for Rhodesians
    80 1 SALISBURY. Tues. A deep MBM of shock swept the Rhodesian capital today at the news from London of Britain's warning to this country that a unilateral declaration of independence would be treason and rebellion Some RhodcMans re- carded the statement as tantamount to a declaration of war
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    Zambia: UN bid
    20 1 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. Newly independent Zambia, formerly Northern Rhodesia, ha* applied for membership of the United Nations.
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    Britain warns Smith: Treason if you declare freedom
    601 1 Britain warns Smith: Treason if you declare freedom ONDON, Tues. declaration of independence by Southern Rhodesia would be an open act of defiance and rebellion, the British Government said today. A .statement from No. 10. Downing Street said that In view ot reports ihai there might be a unilateral declaration
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    Tin record
    38 1 SINGAPORE. Tues—Toda\y*a Straits un price rose $9 62. a picul to a new record ot $810. 12 V The previous record was $805.75 on Ot't 17. Tin- present price la 527 above the Koii'idi war record
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    Lock icon Girl (9) to be mother
    38 1 LIMAT. Tues -A niiip-.v car-old girl Mom south of Lima is expecting a baby, according to press reports here Police are reported to have detained a 46-year-old baker aliened to be father. -Renter.
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    Manila: We won't yield an inch
    230 1 Manila: We won't yield an inch MANILA. Tues. The Philippines decided today to press on tor bilateral talks with Malaysia without yielding an inch on its terms for breaking a deadlock on its Sabah claim There was no official announcement ot dectaken by the hi-partisan Foreign Atla 1 r .->
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 •SOEK TO RESICN DENIED TOKYO, Tiks intlimiM.ui Illlll) spokrsman here tonight denied rumours that President Sorkarno now In Tokyo wo :i»Mwt to reMcn I PI.
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    Lock icon Sudan shake-up
    42 1 KHARTOUM. Tue.s Sudan's President Ibrahim Abboud dadared last night thai he had decided to dissolve the Supreme Council of trie armed force.s and the > Coun-il of Ministers, as steps towards Rivin!* the country the rule that its people want. Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      S. AFRICA ACCUSES THANT OF A VENDETTA
      138 2 S. AFRICA ACCUSES THANT OF A VENDETTA IWITF.D NATIONS, Tucs. South Africa accused the U.N. Secre-tary-General, U Thant, m a note published yesterday, of associating himself with "the political vendetta" agailUt the Republic. Tin note wa. written by South Africa's resident UN. representative. Mr. Matthys But ha. In lansuase which
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      Lock icon A 'blow for blow' threat by Sihanouk
      178 2 CAMBODIAN PLANES HIT VIETNAMESE POST pi-INOM PENH, Tucs. Cambodia today threatened to strike back "blow for blow at any further aggressions against her from neighbouring South Vietnam by either American or South Vietnamese forces. The official govc m m c n t aewi
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      Lock icon B-52 jet bombers moved to Guam
      139 2 B-52 jet bombers moved to Guam WASHINGTON. I lies. B-52 long-range jet bombers have replaced the "ilmrirr r.inntil B-41s at Guam, a Pacific island 2.000 miles from China. A Defence Department spokesman said yesterday that the IS-4?s were beins phased out throughout the Air Force and that the I.S wanted
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      Lock icon Fatimah Jinnah—backed by five major parties
      81 2 Fatimah Jinnah backed by five major parties DACCA. Tuesday PRESIDENTIAL candidate Fatimah Jinnah, campaigning against President Ayub Khan, is backed by five major opposition parties. When she arrived recently on a truck (right) at Narshindi, 40 miles from here, she was greeted by more than 100.000. Miss Jinnah. 71. is
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      Lock icon Mao's bomb makes me sad, says Kaunda
      117 2 Mao's bomb makes me sad, says Kaunda LUSAKA, Tues. President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia said here yesterday ne was "deeply saddened" by Communist China's nuclear test but urged that she should be admitted to the United Nations In his first major foreign policy declaration since becoming Zambia'^ first Head of
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      Lock icon Terrorist mine injures officer
      62 2 ADEN. Tues>.— A British Army officer and a driver were seriously injured when their Land Rover was blown up on a .mine planted by terrorists on a track near here Army sources repotted The officer lost a leg and Is in dunger of losing the other
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      Lock icon Why we have the bomb—Chen Yi
      189 2 Why we have the bomb Chen Yi PARIS Tues. Marshal Chen Yi. the Communist Chinese Foreign Minister, was quoted in an interview published here yesterday as saying that the nuclear monopoly must be smashed in order to destroy armaments and that this was the reason why the Peking Government wanted
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      $3 million aid for Vietnam
      43 2 TOKYO. Tues.— The Japanese Foreign Ministry said today the Japanese Government had decided to extend aid totalling S3 million to South Vietnam. The Ministry said the money would be used to buy medical .supI plies and construction materials.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson to Britons: Let's earn our own living
      426 3 LONDON, Tuesday British Government's new 15 per cent import surcharge announced yesterday will hit 13 per cent of all Commonwealth trade entering Britain. The surcharge is not being applied to foodstuffs and basic raw materials. It falls almost exclusively on manufactured goods.
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      Lock icon Surcharge will hit developing countries
      320 3 LONDON. Tuesday excluding foodstuffs and raw materials, we have struck the right balance. "Quantitative restrictions would have hit them more hardly. But. we have not attempted to discriminate in this matter." Hardest-hit Mr. Callaghan said that due to the speed with which import surcharges were
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      Lock icon £ IMPROVES: EXCHANGE MARKET IS PLEASED WITH MEASURES
      115 3 IMPROVES: EXCHANGE MARKET IS PLEASED WITH MEASURES ONDON, Tues. De- tails Of the Government's "end-the-drift" temporary economic moves pleased the Stock Market yesterday. The pound immediately improved on the foreign exchange market. First reaction was for leading stocks to edge higher although there was no rush to buy. Brokers often
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      Lock icon A necessary step but some countries are worried
      288 3 A necessary step but some countries are worried ONDON, Tues. •"The measures announced yesterday by Mr. Callaghan to improve Britain's economic position were generally welcomed throughout the world as necessary, but some countries feared they would damage their trade. Hope was expressed that Britain's action would be short-lived. The United
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      Lock icon Schoolboy wins fight for Beatle hairdo
      90 3 ATTLEBORO (Massachusetts), Tues. Georgie Leonard. 18. a high school senior barred from attending classes since September because of his Beatle hairdo, was escorted to classes yesterday by a deputy sheriff. The sheriff. Mr Robert Blackbur. carried an order Issued on Saturday by Judge Frank
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      Lock icon Johnson begins campaign for the South
      241 3 Johnson begins campaign for the South vtACON (Georgia), 111 president Johnson started a three-State election tour of the South accusing his Republican opponents of using "wild charges" in a bid to win power and "radically change the American way of life." The President flew here In his blue and silver
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      G.M. runs again
      27 3 DETROIT, Tues. General Motors last night resumed limited car production following the end of a 31-day strike by the United Auto Workers Union.— UPl.
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    $40 m. ALREADY INVESTED IN JURONG PLAN
    310 4 $40 m. ALREADY INVESTED IN JURONG PLAN SINGAPORE, Tues. About $40 million have been invested so far in Jurong's industrial complex since the first factory the Steel Mills went into production nine months ago. This review came from the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, as another major investment Mobil's
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    Call for award by AUPE
    162 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has asked the Industrial Arbitration Court to make an award in the Postal and Telecommunications pay dispute, following the expiry of the court's twomonth time limit to the Government. The court in an interim award in the
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    RUSH OF BUYERS FOR 256 FLATS
    196 4 RUSH OF BUYERS FOR 256 FLA TS CINGAPORE, Tues. Flat buyers today Jam-packed the Housing and Development Board's headquarters. Princess House in Queenstown, to witness the fifth balloting for the allocation of flats for sale. The ballot was for disposal of a 16-storey block of flats en a slope along
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    -Join housing society' call to Malays
    164 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The leader of Singapore I'm no. Senator Ahmad M.iji Taff today urged Malays to join the proposed Co-operative Housing Society, which will hold its first meeting at the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society premises in Geylang on Sunday. The society aims at raising
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    DOCTORS TELL MINISTER WHY THEY QUIT GOVT
    530 5  -  GUNN CHIT THYE Bahaman plea to medical men: Be more nationalistic by Panang, Tuesday 'J'HREE medical officers who resigned from government service early this year, submitted their grievances to the Minister ot Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, at a meeting arranged by the
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    Lock icon Dato Ong at Harvard: Sock's perfidy...
    346 5 Dato Ong at Harvard: Sock's perfidy... fAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts). Tues.— Malaysia's Ambassador to the U.S. pledged tonight the nations determination to defend itself with every means at its command and declared that Indonesian confrontation had actually helped promote Malaysian solidarity. Dato Ong Yoke Un accused President Soekarno of "perfidy" and "Insincerity
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    PPP man: Shocking state of Ipoh hospital
    212 5 PPP man: Shocking state of Ipoh hospital IPOH, Tues.— A long list 1 of complaints about the General Hospital here awaits the Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudir\ when he arrives here on Thursday. The complaints about the hospital will be conveyed to the Minister by Mr. Chan Swee
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    2 Airways girls will publicise Malaysia
    106 5 'j'WO Malaysian Airways air hostesses. Miss Lucy Chan (above) and Miss Alice Ho (below) will tell 400 delegates from 16 countries to the Fourth Asian Advertising Congress on Nov. 1-6 in Hong Kong all they want to know about Malaysia. The two girls will
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    $120 office theft
    28 5 TPOH. T lies.— A liidlf tun and fix wooden ch.iirs worth Sl2O hit missing from an office In the military tarns In Ashbv Ruacl here.
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    Extort bid youth jailed for six months
    125 5 Extort bid youth jailed for six months SINGAPORE. Tues.— A youth, Kam Chuan Seng, was today jailed for six months in a magistrate's court for attempting to extort money from a building contractor. Chow Chan Ying, yesterday. Kam, r/ho pleaded guilty. and another man still at large had approached Chow.
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    Girl screams, and man flees
    84 5 PENAJJG. Tues— A man fled from a Perak Road house early this morning when a teen-aged girl. Miss Tan Saw Ghuat, screamed for help. Miss Tan told police her father woke her up on heuring a noise. When she went downstairs to investigate she saw
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    Shell gift of a painting
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Shell Company has presented to the Port ot Singapore Authority a painting by Inche Hoessein bin Enas. a member of the port's police force The painting was one of 52 commissioned by the Shell Companies in Malaysia to commemorate the formation of
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    Our students in London
    38 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. There are 4.014 Malaysian students In London at present, according to a booklet of the London Conference of Overseas Students. The breakdown: Malaya. 2,882: Singapore. 870; Sabab. 137 and Sarawak. 125.
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    QUALITY' AIM FOR MALAYAN RUBBER URGED BY Dr. B
    146 5 QUALITY' AIM FOR MALAYAN RUBBER URGED BY Dr. B I POH. Tues. Ma- layan rubber "can and should establish itself in the world market as a special quality product", according to Dr. L. Bateman. Controller of Rubber Research Dr. Bateman. addressing the half-yearly meeting of the Perak Planters' Association at
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    WHY SARAWAK SENT DETAINEES TO MALAYA
    220 5 WHY SARAWAK SENT DETAINEES TO MALAYA KUCHING. Tues. The Federal Secretary. Syed Hashim bin Abdullah, today gave reasons why 50 hardcore i Communist detainees were transferred to Batu Gajah detention camp recently. He told reporters in his office here that the transfer was carried out after very careful consideration by
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    A costly nap
    41 5 IPOH. Tues. A visitor from Talping. Han Ismail bin Haruti. 62, who went to the mosque in Hume Street here for a nap yesterday afternoon, woke up to find that $25 had been stolen from his shirt pocket.
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    The defence case, then Mr. Rintoul begins...
    4065 6 The defence case, then Mr. Rintoul begins 'FRESH START' TODAY ON THAT BANK ACCOUNT The Minister vs MP libel case: 14th day KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday IRvportcrs: Vie Nayag»m and V.K. CMnaj The last line of letter: 'Hoping to see you' J^R S. P. Seenivasagam suggested in the High Court here
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    'Strong language used because he honestly believed in what he said'
    668 6 English textbook Galley > on the law of libel and slander in England. He said that since this book had cited these American cases, it waa only reasonable to assume that the relevant law on libel and slander was
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    Pay gang 'routed' with new capture of leader
    311 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. POLICE believe they have routed a pay-roll grab gang with today's capture of one of the gang's ring-leaders. The man was surrounded by police as he slept in a remote farmhouse in Boh Sia Tian Road, off Yeo Chu Kang
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    Apex Club joy dance
    68 8 MALACCA. Tues.— The Apex Club hero will celebrate Us lir.it anniversary with a dance at ihe Municipal Town hall on Saturday. The proceeds of the ciance will be in aid of the mentally retarded children's home in Singapore, the piglet scheme at Pondok Batana in connection
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    COMPANY DIRECTOR CLAIMING DAMAGES
    131 8 IPOii, lues. a dus company director told tne High court here today that he nad to take special food, including 10 eggs, five bottles of milk and a bottle of essence of chicken a day. as a result of injuries susstained in a road accident, j
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    $1,366 gift
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Straits Times in Singapore has received a donation of $1,366.35 from the staff of the Survey Department. Malaya and Singapore, for the Malaysia Defence Fund.
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    Bank chiefs visit
    31 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The vice-president of First National City Bank (Southern Asia district). Mr. C. M. Stewart Jr., will arrive here tomorrow after a fiveday visit to Singapore.
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    Two experts arrive to study cheap houses plan
    167 8 Two experts arrive to study cheap houses plan 17-UALA LUMPUR, Tues Two Danish experts in pre-fabri-cated housing carried out an exploratory survey into the prospects of introducing an industrial housing factory in Malaysia. Mr. R. A. Larsen and Mr. A. Neilsen, who arrived here last night, were invited by the
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    Religious exams for Buddhists
    87 8 PENANO. Tues. Malaysian Buddhists will sit for a religious examination at four centres In Penang. Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Taiping on Sunday. Set by th° Young Men's Buddhist Association, assisted by the Ceylon Government, the papers will dc In Pali. In Penang. 45 candidates will sit
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    Busy schedule for Swedish mission
    176 8 Busy schedule for Swedish mission I^UALA LUMPUR. Tuna, An intensive programme has been planned for the Swedish trade mission, which Ls duo here next month for a two-week tour of Malaysia. The mission la coming her* at the invitation of the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun.
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    Port's warning on thefts
    54 8 PENANO. Tues.— Th» Penanc Port Commission has warned li.« staff that departmental action "amountlnK to dismissal will b< i taken against any employee founo i guilty of nesligence. This warning is given In a notice from the management dratnnv; attention to the growing numbei o? thefts
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    A 'Brick Ball'
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Tins. The errI tiflcate-in-education branch of tha Singapore Teachers' Union will hold a "Brick Ball 1964" at the i Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 16 undpr the patronage of the Dfputy Prune Minister. Dr. Ton Chin Chye.
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    MCA to urge comprehensive schools in four media
    184 8 PENANG. Tu«s rrHE Penang MCA edu- cation advi s o ry committee is to ask the Government to establish com p r c hensive schools in four mcdia Malay, English, Chinese and Tamil. "The comprehensive system of education." says a statement Issued
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      171 8 An***? o**p Rfr v.r. nrrnnfim V3U MEAN WE TH' WAY IT I |^~rre"oBV»OUS WBVC SOtI I /...AND TWEREiS MJT THE WHOLE I I j nwAV I Fft; HBT i» MIGHT NEVER LOOKS MOW, If I A MAUWCPONING f ONLY ONE J OPERATION IN y*' S THE BOILER.' I aET BACK
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    SPY!
    1918 9 The bitter facts of Soviet prison life... Makinen translated. Ai six o'clock the radio blasted off with the Russian national anthem. You were supposed to stand up for it, but I never did, neither did Makinen. Then they broadcast the punishments awarded to other prisoners —or when prisoners were
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    102 10 It Wm4m lit (Himtm.m) THE FAMILY OP the lat* Sir Pan« Rnon thaok reiattven and frienda for rondnlrmr r wraatba, acrolla etc., and attendance ai thr runrral Trik Ooh thank all fnendn and rrlatlvra for thnr cuodoleocra and kind MatatagMt during tneir rrceot bereaveFCRNANOEZ JWM and KovatOß *nh Ml
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      Mr, Wilson Acts
      563 10 The first steps taken by the new Labour Government to remedy Britain's deteriorating »*conomic position have had in general a sympathetic reception. Swift action had become essential. Although the forej cast of an £800 million payments deficit at the year end I may be an exaggeration, the
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      426 10 The time is ripe for a second goodwill mission to Africa, and it is excellent news that Tun j Razak will soon be setting out with a strong team. President Soekarno's prestige among the Africans is at a new low. His attempt to steal the show in Cairo
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      Raising Cane
      254 10 Within a decade, we have been told. Malaysia could be silt-suiiicient in sugar. This is an admirable goal, but hard to reach. The success of the refinery at Prai. and the start on another in Singapore are much j less than half the story; no i home-grown cane
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    966 10  - The return to collective leadership Mark Frankland /T W7LL S77ZX KHRUSHCHEVISM, BUT LESS VIGOROUSLY WHERE IT SEEMS MOST RISKY OR CONTROVERSIAL by TWO week, after Khrushchev's fall from power, it is already for readers of the Soviet Press, as though he never existed. Pravda failed to report even the short
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      642 10 Hodgkln. the Australian sociologist, seems to have started quite a controversy in this country with her survey of mixed marriages. While I agree In principle with the views expressed by Brlgitte YuhufT I can also understand the indignation felt by Malaysian women leaders over some
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      186 10 A LTHOUGH the Press and the writers of letters to the editor have criticised frankly the Increased monthly allowances and other amenities which town councillors and other elected representatives of the people have voted for themselves recently, public organisations prefer to remain silent. Mr Lal Pong Yuen,
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    'Join us' appeal by national chamber chief
    229 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The president of the National Chamber of Malayan Manufacturers, Mr. David N. VV. Lee. appealed to small manufacturers in Mai- aya to join the organisa- 1 tion to make it a "truly j representative' body. He told a Press conference
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    St. Jude feast
    55 11 RAWANG. Tues. The annual fea.st of St. Jude will be celebrated at, St. Judes Church here on All Saints Day on Sunday. There will be a Low Mass at 7.90 a.m.; a Hieh Mass at 9 a.m. and another High Mas* at 5 pm. to be followed
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    Price cut after 10-month boycott
    101 11 Price cut after 10-month boycott C ING APORE, Tue. s Five soft drinks manufacturers who increased their wholesale prices in January have now decided to reduce them, following a 10-month boycott of their products by coffee shops and trader organisations. The companies which today confirmed reduction of their wholesale prices
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    Food for poor
    35 11 MUAR. Turs.— The district officer, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir. will distribute food to the poor at the mosque here tomorrow to mark the 70th birthday of the Sultan ot Johore.
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    Truce? What truce?—Khir
    582 11 Truce? What truce?— Khir NOT TRUE ALLIANCE LEADERS MOUNTING AGITATION AGAINST P.A.P., SAYS MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'JJHE Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today disclaimed any knowledge of a two-year truce between the Alliance and the People's Action Party. He was commenting on a statement yesterday
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    Maintenance suit is withdrawn
    76 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. A •3 maintenance suit against Bertram Leslie Dunsford. a well-known former sportsman. was withdrawn today before Miss Jenny Lav Buone Bee. a magistrate. The suit was filed on May 9 by his estranged wife. Mrs Dorothy M Duns lord. Today, when the case was
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    Now a total of $6,213 for Ow orphans
    58 11 CINGAPORE. Tues. Another $3,900 was received today for the eight Ow orphans, whose mother was killed in a road accident last week. The list of constributors will be published tomorrow The Straits Times welfare fund for rhe children now totals 16,213 The
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    Red Cross director flies in with an artificial leg
    212 11 Red Cross director flies in with an artificial leg SINGAPORE, Tues. The Director of the Oversea Development Programme of the Red Cross, Miss Joan Whittington, flew into Singapore last night with an artificial leg for a patient in Brunei Miss Whittington said: "It Is for a Brunei shopkeeper, who is
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    The widow with 9 children
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Straits Times has received $65 in donations for Che Manijah binte Awang. a Singapore widow with nine children. The donors are Inche Hasan Ahmad, Petnling Jaya. (ssi and the Women's Institute of Tanskak ($6O).
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    Singapore's Assembly to meet again
    80 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore's Legislative Assembly, which has not met since June, will sit next Monday. It is expected that the first buisness of the meeting will be to elect a new Speaker in place of the present Speaker. Mr. E. W. Barker, who is likely
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    Ambulance gift
    27 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. —An ambulance, donated by the people of Norway, will be presented to the International Planned Parenthood Federation here at a ceremony on Friday.
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    Planes from three air forces to test defences
    262 11 Planes from three air forces to test defences gINGAPORE, Tues Aircraft of the British, Australian and New Zealand defence forces will carry out exercises tomorrow to test the air defences of Singapore. These exercises are in conjunction with the passive air defence exercises held In Singapore yesterday. A small number
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    NEW $IMIL BUILDING FOR RADIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT
    203 11 i SINGAPORE, Tues THE Singapore Government is building a new $1,000,000 building to house the radiotherapy department, which will undergo radical modernisation. The State's Minister for Health. Mr. Yong NyuJc Lin. said this today when he declared open the World Health Organisation multiple seminar
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    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Railway announced here today that the night mail trains will cease to stop at Bidor as from Sunday.
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    Flat case: Dr. Saw's firm makes a promise
    350 11 Flat case: Dr. Saw's firm makes a promise I(UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. An investment company today gave an undertaking in the High Court that it would neither transfer nor part with a flat, allegedly sold to a housewife, pending the result of a court case. The company l s the
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    Ex-OCPD guilty of corrupt charges is jailed
    356 12 Ex-OCPD guilty of corrupt charges is jailed SUNGEI PATANI, Tuesday. ASST. Supt. Gurbachan Singh, former OCPD, Jitra, was sentenced to nine months' jail and fined $446 in default, another six months' jail after a 52-day retrial here on corruption charges today. Gurbachan, 33. with 12 years" service, gave notice of
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    Olympic coins a sell-out
    79 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Tokyo Olympics commemoration coins on sale in two Japanese banks here today were a complete sell-out. Both banks reported a "big rush" for the coins depicting ancient Greek athletes. A spokesman of the Bank of Tokyo said that they had sold out the
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    120 MORE FILIPINOS ARRIVE IN TAWAU FOR JOBS
    118 12 120 MORE FILIPINOS ARRIVE IN TAWAU FOR JOBS TESSKLTON, Tues About «l 12U Filipinos in four boats arrived in Tawau last week in search of employment, according to a spokesman of the Labour DepartmentAbout 100 have found iobs in the estates. Since early this month a total of 180 Filipinos
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    Three robbers raid shop
    47 12 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three men broke into a .sundry goods shop in Jurong Road just before duwti yesterday, and got away with $950 in cash, cigarettes and sundry goods. Three shop assistants, who werr sleeping in a rear room, were bound up with wire.
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    Goodwill rally
    27 12 KUALA LIPIS. Tues.— The Kuala Lipis Goodwill Action Committee will hold a public rally at the children's playground here on Nov. 5 at 7.30 p.m.
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    The Green Jackets get a heroes' welcome
    203 12 The Green Jackets get a heroes' welcome OENA.NG. Tues. The 1 Ist Green Jacket* received a heroes' welcome when they returned here today after belpicg to quell the Azi/nari-led uprising in Brunei and completing two tours of active service in Sabah and Sarawak. Waitinj: at the Sw«ttennani Pier were their
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    DON'T DISCARD TIN AGREEMENT, ASSOCIATION TELLS GOVT
    200 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuc rrHE All-Maiaya Chin- ese Mining Association has warned that if the International I Tin Agreement is discarded, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to obtain another agreement in the future. This warning was plven tn a memorandum submitted by
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      257 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. No good man take* iplrlt only 1. A tasty bite, one of 11 as a panacea (7). 5. The artist of 11 (8). 8. Who. Indeed, made Eve to 9. The head slowing down on surly? (10). return with fracture of the 13. Insufficient demand
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      Lock icon It all started with a baby doll nightie 8 years ago
      154 13 It all started with a baby doll nightie 8 years ago IT'S about near as you can get to a topless dress without risking arrest. The wearer: Hollywood star Carroll Baker. This picture was taken as she was leaving her London hotel for the West End premiere of "The Carpetbaggers."
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      Lock icon NEWBORN I BABIES WORST mi FROM FALLOUT
      188 13 NEWBORN I BABIES WORST mi FROM FALLOUT LONDON. Tues. Newborn babies and those under one year are significantly the worst sufferers from nuclear tests, according to a report on strontium-90 in human bone in Britain, published today. The Medical Research Council. top British authority on the subject. quoted detailed statistics
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      Lock icon River junction captured
      51 13 LEOPOLDVILLE. Tues. Government forces, aided by wh:tr> mercenaries have recaptured from rebels the important roan and river Junction of Boende in tht- north-west Congo, accordlnc to reports reaching here. The town, in the central Cuvette province, was said to have fallen vrMrrday without a shot being fired.
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      The day Judy ran about in the nude
      351 13 Former manager tells court 0f... Santa Monica, Turn JUDY GARLAND, "screaming and accusing everyone of everything,' once tried to jump from a hotel window, her former manager testified yesterday at a child custody hearing. She had been "running around without any clothes
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      Lock icon Chavan for Britain
      38 13 LONDON. Tues. The Indian Defence Minister. Mr. Y. B. Chavan. is to visit Britain for about a week from Nov. 11 for discussions en defence matters of cununun interest, it was announced here yesterday.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Wilson, Kosygin in touch
      59 13 MOSCOW. Tues. The British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, and the new Soviet Premier. Mr Alexei Kosygin. have rxchancni messages in which thej expressed the hope that Anglo-Soviet relations will continue to develop. The exchange of telegrams between thr two Premiers, both of whom took office
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      Lock icon WOMAN TROUBLE FOR MAN WITH VALENTINO MASCOT
      206 13 WOMAN TROUBLE FOR MAN WITH VALENTINO MASCOT /-CARLISLE. (Northern i England), Tues.— Scores of women have been making life a misery for a local businessman here all because he fixed a mascot once owned by silent screen s t a r I Rudolph Valentino to his car. The still potent
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      Lock icon Boom in British car exports
      63 13 LONDON. TDM. Britain s boomiiiK car industry exported nearly 70.000 more cars in the lust nine months ol tins .war thun in the same period last year, according to lißures released here yesterday by the Board of Trade. Total car exports for the lirst nine
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      Lock icon Duchess to pay stepmother £25,000 for libel
      193 13 Duchess to pay stepmother £25,000 for libel F ONDON, Tin Margaret Duchess of Argyll agreed in the London High Court yesterday to pay £25.000 libel damages to her stepmother, Mrs. Ye r a Whigham. The Duchess will also par the costs of the action brought, against her by Mrs. Whigham.
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      Lock icon It's speculation
      37 13 LONDON. Tues. A Foreign Office spokesman said here that I or,don Pre.-s reixirt.-- that the nrw British Oovernnient would soon impose tola I ban on arms and equipment for South Afi 'at the moment, speculation.--Reuter.
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      28 13 TEHERAN Tues. Tw.enty-fl»* thousand people cheered the Shah of Iran and Empress Fanih here \"sitTiiav H Tiulioiivwde i-eremo-rriM were held marking the monari;:> -»Sth birthduv AP.
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    100 16 X^ELBOURMS. Tues. Induv trials held around Keady levels in quiet trading. Mo»-e> were small but some leaders eased. Base metals and oils were "ar.HU'f Ampol Exploration were up 1/3 to 18/3. Loans were steady. c.r.a 87/« Mount Ism m 4V 4 N. Broken Hill (10a.) 41/1 Ampol 10/11
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    257 16 October 27. Three month*. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 eta. M. Containers 12 eta. Dunlops IS i ts. M. Cables) 17 eta. City Dev. 7 eta. McAliater 12 cm. E. Smelters 25 eta. M. Invest. 13 eta. Ksso 15 cts. 0.C.8.C. 18 ets. Fed. Dlsp. 12 eta. Rothmana 13 eta.
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    129 16 SHIPS lym» alsntsids ttis Slngapor* wharvss ar sxsttetsd today ars: Rottl 3/4 Eastern I'm,- Kins.n Maru 6/7, Leipzig 8/9, President Adams 13/14, Disa 15/16, Tborssaard 18, Mariaamt 23/24, Rajah Brooke 21/22, Karmala 27/28. Rajula 31/32, Mandalay 33/34, Noreverett 35/36, Keerkrmg 29/30. Benvalla 38/39, Blue Wcter 42/43, Centaur
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    KAMUNTING, RAHMAN STAR IN FIRM TIN SECTION
    704 16 From Oar Market Correspondent THE new record tin price spurred tin shares to higher levels on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday. Industrials and rubbers were also traded higher. Turnover in tins improved, though it was still only moderate, while that in industrials
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    26 16 Malayan Stock Indues Oct. 26 O<t. !7 'Industrials: 84.3X 84.82 Tins: 132.05 132.86 9 rubbrrs: lilii.lt; 106.16 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGES OF MALAYSIA
    911 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchanse of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bsustoad (1,000) $160' C.S Holdings 13.O00) $2.43; Dunlops (2.000) $1.89. (7.000) $1.88; E»o ords. (4.000) $1.97. (3.000) $1.98;
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 October 27. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: T'i cents (op oni- cent). TIN: SBlO 121 a picul (up 89.621-1. Inofficial r^timated offering: 220 tons (up ■ill tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    233 16 VOVEMBER Urst grarla rubbtr 4> tUiifl at 5 ».m. in tingapo.t and Kuala Lumpur v< urday at 72i ceota per Hi., up one cent on Monday's cloning level for the position. Tba too* was quietly stead v R.A.t. and F.M.R.E. closing arioi m cants per Ib. yesterday: i«t.
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    35 16 ON the trss sichang* m-.rl.it n Hong Kong yesterday the U•• ftellar was quoted at i.751 for IT and 5.741 for cash. Sterling i- a- qimi'i lit* aa4 •n* taal iild at J4.M
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    Tin reaches new record of $810
    432 17 Tin reaches new record of $810 rE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday rose 59.62J a plcul to a new record of $810.12 i on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 20 tons to 220 tons. This was a remarkable result nfter last weekend's announcement of
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 17 THI Malayan lehans.t Banks' Attaalatlan mada thaaa chaDgaa In lta rataa to merchant yesttrday (all rataa to 1100): Ni» Vark: buying TT 32 9/16. airmail OO 32 11/18. 90 d/at. 33 credit Mill, :i:u tndc bill*. Canada: buying TT S3 1/Is, airmail Ol> :c, 3/16. 90 d/at. 35
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    66 17 CHIN 111 Pr.duss lilMnil, tinmport nssn print par »tful ytttsrclsy: Cseonut oil i bulk «1» itlltn. drum SMt W litre. tettai Oct./ Nor. UK/Contlntnt L 'i"'»pp»r: MuntoK white SISO Milan. Sarawak whiu U«» •P«clal Sin\«ak black lI2U Milan, garbled L»mpon« black 113 ft Milan. A.STA »186 ""•inil'apart Ca»fi
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      750 17 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. IMS. (No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE UNDER SECTION It (I) Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 19(2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1963, that the Director of Public Works requires:--(a) the execution of streetworks in respect
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      727 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GERMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY has vacancy for a German speaking qualified Medical Doctor with at least 9 years professional experience In medicine, surgery obstetrics and Diploma In tropical medicine and hygiene. Fluent English and eligible for registration as Medical Practitioner In Malaysia. Apply BOX A 1426 ST.. K.L. TENDERS
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      795 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS are Invited from Singapore Cltlsens for the appointment scheduled under:APPOINTMENT: OPERATOR, ACCOUNTING MACHINERY (Female) Central Supplies Office, Singapore. SALARY SCALE: $137.50x7.50--197.50/212.50x7.50-295 pjn. PROBATION: One Year. AGE: Between 18 23 yean (on 1.1.64). QUALIFICATIONS St EXPERIENCE: Passed Secondary II (Form HI) or Its equivalent In
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      658 17 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED FOR THE SUPPLY OF COOKED FOOD TO STUDENTS AT liU SEKOLAH ALAM SHAH, JALAN CHERAB, KUALA LUMPUR Tenders will be received from registered Food Contractors at the Office of the Headmaster, Sekolah Alam Shah. Jalan Cheras, Kuala Lumpur up to 12.00 noon of 12th November, 1964, for
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      Lock icon MALAYSIAN FLAG AT TOKYO PARADE
      27 18 MALAYSIA'S national flag is paraded in the closing ceremony of the 18th Olympic Games which ended at Tokyo on Saturday. UPI picture.
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      RUGBY All-Asian fifteen is the aim of MRU
      510 18 RUGBY All-Asian fifteen is the aim of MRU by KEN FERNANDEZ: Kuala Lumpur, Tues. AN ALL-ASIAN affair in the King of Thailand's Cup international rugby series between Malaysia and Thailand is the aim of the Malaysian Rugby Union, declared president Humphrey Brooke, today. As a first step towards this, the
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      ANITA WILL RUN IN KL MATCH ON NOV. 4
      57 18 ANITA WILL RUN IN KL MATCH ON NOV. 4 ANITA Worner (above) A will be in the team of German athletes who will meet Malaysia in an international match at Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, on Nov. 4. Anita reached the semifinals of the women's 800 metres in the Tokyo Olympic
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      Kew San will lead strong Penang team against NZ
      135 18 Kew San will lead strong Penang team against NZ PENANG, Tues.— Malaysian Thomas Cup captain Teh Kew San will lead a strong Penang team in their friendly badminton match against the visiting New Zealand team at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School here at 8 p.m. on Friday. The match
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      SABAH IN OPEN
      26 18 JESSELTON, Tues. Sabah will be represented at the first-ever Malaysia Open badminton championships to be held in Singapore from Dec. 18 to 20.
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      Lock icon CRICKET Simpson scores 153 off Pakistan
      206 18 CRICKET Simpson scores 153 off Pakistan KARACHI, Tues. A sparkling century by skipper Bob by Simpson enabled Australia to total 352 in the first Test against Pakistan here today. Simpson scored 153 (IS fours) as Australia batted spiritedly in reply to Pakistan's first Innings total of 414. Simpson's score was
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      Mary Rand faces a big decision
      142 18 LONDON, Tues.— British Olympic heroine Mary Rand, the sold, silver and bronze medals in her handbag, received a tumultous welcome at London Airport today when the first half of the rcturnln<* Games team flew in. Many people had waited up all night to greet
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      Chelsea in 4th round
      124 18 LONDON, Tues. Results ol I soccer matches played *n Britain last night: League Cup 3rd. round Chelsea 4 Notts County 0: Crystal Palace 2 Southampton 0; SunaVrland 4 Blackpool 1. Div. 3 Colchester 1 Workington 1; Mansfield 4 Barnsley 3; PeterI borough 2 Reading 1 Port
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      Lock icon 'Father Time of Cricket' dies
      147 18 LONDON, Tues.— Joseph Filliston, 102-year-old "Father Time of Cricket' who played with and against such immortals as Dr. W. O. Grace and C. B. Fry. has died in nospi^al tollowing a road accident, it was announced here yesterday. A former professional cricketer with Staffordshire and
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      205 18 SPORTS DIARY RUGGER— Tour match (S'pore>: South Malaya v Thailand, padang 5.15 pm. Club (XL): PMC v Batu Garrison (Sg. Best). SOCCER— Spore BHFA Senior K.O. semi-final replay: Hongkong Bank v Cold Storage Un. Besar 7 pjn Junior K.O. semifinal replay: Sime Darby v Jardlne Waugh (Jn. Besar 5.15 p.m.).
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      DO YOU MIND CAN PROVE HIMSELF A CHAMPION
      1002 19  - DO YOU MIND CAN PROVE HIMSELF A CHAMPION Epsom Jeep RACING with 1)0 YOU MIND, a speedy Irish four-year-old, can prove himself to be a champion by winning the main sprint (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today. Although he was successful only once in his five outings since June. Do
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      BT. TIMAH-2nd day
      1681 19 Race 1—2.15 Cl 4 Div 5 ($7,000) 7£ 1 ***** Kon Tiki a (Thlc St.) Allan. 3 9.0 'Cbonr 6 3 Noble Choice (Ying Hon St.) TJoa, 4 8.12 'Chan 10 3 0000 Fair Enough II (Mr. St Mrs. K.L. Chong) Heddle. 3 8.12 Donnelly 1 4
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      412 19 Minolta From Oct. 10th to Nov.iOth 1964 Don't miss this exciting offer! You can get either (a) 6 rolls of Kodak 35mm black-and-white film, 36 exposures, or (b) one roll of Kodachrome colour film, 36 exposures, or (c) free accessories up to a value of $10/- when you buy any
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    My Government has delivered the goods: Tengku
    1062 20 My Government has delivered the goods: Tengku compliment to China on N-success but also plea by Premier KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday TENGKU Abdul Rahman w ;i s loudly cheered tonight when Ik* said th c Government had "delivered the i goods'' security, peace and prosperity. The Prime Minister was addressing the
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    Piano recital cancelled
    42 20 SINGAPORE, Tues— The piano recital by the world famous Hungarian, Mr. Andor Foldes, scheduled for Saturday at the Victoria Theatre, has been cancelled. He is indisposed. The recital was to have been in aid of the NTUC Rehabilitation Fund.
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    Nine U.S. marines killed in crash
    66 20 MADRID. Tues. Two troop- carrying: U.S. Marine helicopters crashed and burst into flames today after colliding in mid-air over South-west Spain, killing nine of the 22 marines aboard and seriously injuring a tenth. They were taking part in Operation Steel Pike, largest amphibious landing
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    Just a 'storm in the tea-cup...'
    200 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The tussle between the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Khir Johari and the PAP over the reorganisation of the Alliance in Singapore was described by Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight as "just a storm in a teacup." Addressing the National Press
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    U.S. welcome
    25 20 WASHINGTON, Tues. The State Department yesterday warmly welcomed the installation of Mr. Phan Khac Suu as South Vietnam's new civilian Chief of State.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    412 20 LO NDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN LONDON, Tues.— lt has been anotner day of rising prices in the stock markets. In the absence of any serious opposition from abroad to the Governments economic measures and with overseas operators showing more confidence in sterling, small buyers were active again today and
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    STORE WILL PROVE ITS WORTH: LEE
    278 20 STORE WILL PROVE ITS WORTH: LEE I SINGAPORE. Tv««. IN three years' time, Singapore will have shown her worth in Malaysia, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the Prime Minister, said tonight. In a dinner speech, the Premier said: "The people's success ultimately depends upon their intrinsic qualities. "I have great regard
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    Lock icon Radio alert in Jakarta
    54 20 JAKARTA. Tues The Indonesian people have been aleited against counter-revolutionary vlties in a Radio Jakarta broai by the secretary of the Supreme Command for the Retooling of Revolutionary Apparatus (Kotrar), Mr. Alu.io. He said last night that actlvl- ties of former members of the disbanded political
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    Lock icon Defences to be reviewed
    59 20 HOBART (Tasmania). Tues. A major review of Australia's defences will begin next week. Mr. Reginald Swartz, Federal Minister for Repatriation, said here yesterday. He told the 47th annual conference of the returned Servicemen's League that Sir Robert Menzies, the Prime Minister, had made it clear that
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    DEATH
    49 20 THE FUNERAL OF thr Vila B'm«r4 L.ll Nven Kwpc lull tiikr place on TliurMi iv 29th Ortotxr. The cortege will leave No. 24. Jalan Gurnejr, Kuala Lumpur at 2 p.m. fnr the Church of thr Holy Ros.iry. Jal.in lCm ktleldn and thereafter to the Client* Road Catholic Cemetery.
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      264 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $10 (minimum)* Jp5J3 (AS AT 23. 10. '64) EE you an interest in 4ifr Ip^ict Oft PAmnonioo """^lipßH ***^^sss! £m%d W UIIIIJuIIIwW lffi£3ipM|^^£^J|^^^V nm&tSimmkm am inn IZT^ jit on mc Stock Exchange HH sssssV Imagine becoming an investor in Cold Storage. Eastern Smelting, Fraser Neave, Hume
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      4 1 MADE IN MALAYSIA gjrtMAUYSj^
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      GOVT. CREATES THE RIGHT CLIMATE
      2114 1  -  Peter Absalom Steps to co-ordinate development in four areas By Success depends on the owners TO varying extents. all four Malaysian territories are now encouraging industrial development. Everywhere in Malaya and Singapore especially, and also to a lesser extent in Sabah and Sarawak new industries
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      Factory-a-week
      1556 1  -  Staff Writer Singapore s industrial pace getting faster Bj IN Singapore, the pace 1 of industrialisation is fast and getting faster. Hardly a week goes by without, somewhere on the island, a new factory being opened, a foundation stone laid or plans announced for the establishment of yet another
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      INDEX TO FIRMS
      258 1 Pa«e A jinomoto Malaysia Ltd. 3 Asia Engineering Industries Ltd 4 Asia Tobacco Co., Ltd. 5 Boon Chcah Steel Pipes Ltd Brady's (M) Ltd 7 Bridgcstonc (M) Co., Ltd.. 8 Coltcx Oil <M) Ltd 9 Carrier International (Malaya) Ltd 10 Costrol Ltd 11 Central Electricity Board 12
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      A sprinkle brings out unique food flavours
      699 3 riE food seasoning, Aji-no-moto. has been on the market in this country for 41 years and the fact that it is now a "Made in Malaysia" product bears testimony to its high degree of popularity as an important culinary Ingredient. Produced commercially for
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      THIRD FACTORY TO BE SET UP IN S.-E-.A.
      184 3 THIRD FACTORY TO BE SET UP IN S.-E-.A. expansion many times over this to cater to the growing Malaysia-wide demand as well as overseas markets. Talking a long-term view on future developments, the company in October last year sent seven Malaysians to Japan for advanced technical training for one year.
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        176 3 The following Illustrations arc the various WR JkV g^^K package designs of super food seasonings M^k I I l^l I BWB I containing pure monosodium glutamote manu I^^JJJJJji #M JJ M lII^J S factured by AJINOMOTO CO., INC. of Japan, M W the largest and foremost manufacturer of FOR BETTER
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      Fast-expanding industry makes mark in Malaysia
      536 4  -  SOU TIANG KENG FROM FOUNDRY TO STEEL PIPE FACTORY B> A FAST EXPANDING industry that is making :ts mark in Malaysia is The Asia Engineering Industries Ltd. In nine years, it has expanded from a foundry to a factory producing mild steel pipes for
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        47 4 CONCRETE PRODUCTS GENERAL ENGINEERING TRADE ENQUIRIES WELCOME HEAD OFFICE: BRANCH OFFICE: JOHORE BAHRU OFFICE: 65, Soon Wing Road, Spore 13. 204. Thomson Road. 9-D, Jalan Scudai (5 1 m.s. Tampoi) Tels: *****. ***** ***** Singapore 11. Johore Bahru. Cable Add: "ASIASTEEL 1 Tel: ***** Tel: Tampoi 204
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      Firm in race to turn out quality 'smokes
      668 5  -  SOU TIANG KENG 15 v FILTER T [PP E D cigarettes that are cool and mentholfresh are now no longer the exclusive creations of foreign companies. Local tobacco firms have Joined in the race to produce high-quality cigarettes to suit the most
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        75 5 WHY more smokers are changing to Ice Cold menthol cigarettes than any other brand? Because they k PAY /jE*f\ for a packet of 10 when I 1 it is really worth 40 SPORE cents Get MORE enjoyment out oi them as they are so refreshingly cool with the exclusive white
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      Private venture now booming industry
      545 6  -  Henry Paul MALAYSIAN FIRM ENJOYS DOUBLE DISTINCTION By A PRIVATE venture undertaken as a pilot scheme more than three years ago to manufacture steel pipes, is today a booming industry by itself, Supplying not only Malaysia's own needs but also competing in foreign markets. Scheme
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        102 6 Vwt c manufacture steel w*3fß^ff^t Jl f4'^> w < f- r i w pipes for water main, MttflfeVo&d^^M —\J Hf **'V~' lst > s f*\ y> I Sewerage and mining alilfjltf^ if £r>J t\,i\\ Vi r ~to > Industry from 8" up- JSBBp-?*. j JL* J*?fy ML/, rl r wards
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      Grace of modern living added to prosperity
      1172 7  - Grace of modern living added to prosperity RONALD KINSEY TESTIMONY TO NATIONS VICOUR, SPIRIT... By rthe prosperity of Malaysia must be added the grace of modern living for one complements the other and testify to the vigour of the nation and the spirit of the people. The growth of a
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        95 7 v* -v m. v" Vw <%. v%V «s« i~« »amm r m "mm #/>#//// t m j% viAp ,w *»mmnmm&*mmm m k r «t f r»#########^# s\yi*kA%»%||i%%»%^%-%»%%%\*-t *-in t tff*.;«'.t-t w.m b m m-w w** m m m m --m m*r tr m *r sr **r m .'v.x'fc.m'm.m^'*.'**.*'*'*'* %*«\%«%m i
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      Tyre factory will boost economy of Malaysia
      518 8  - Tyre factory will boost economy of Malaysia BOB PERIES By MALAYSIAN made tyres will be available on the local market when the $20 million Bridgestone Malaysia factory in Jurong goes into production later this year. The establishment of Bridgestone Malay.-ia in Singapore to produce tyres locally, will be a big;
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        47 8 WV^Ho J i i IM^ri fl /Jm^J^Sßb^ y^ l^^H *f# will soon be in full production. \W^BF Ai 1 1 <MK!j M <Ir 1 mJBSw ss Mn I Made to International specifications, I BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO..LTO R5P| I Keep the wheels of Malaysia rolling on BRIDGESTONE MHHHHiB
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      KEEPING PAGE WITH NATION'S PROGRESS
      74 9 CALTEX'S lubricating oil blending plant at Tanjong Penjuru, on Singapore's west coast. The s;i million plant was opened by the Singapore Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee in February this year. I DR. GOH KENG SWEE (third from left) with the Chairman of the
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      Caltex history in Singapore records great strides in short span
      310 9 THE 2« million Caltex lubricating oil blending plant at Tanjong Penjuru, on Singapore's west coast, was opened in February this year by the Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Six years before this, the company launched a multimillion dollar
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        130 9 MB*. jtm**.- -#^»v ■<•■■■ >.-■ t»w^^^^^^^^^».^ CALTEX Lubricating Oil Blending Plant at Tenjong Penjuru, Pasir Panjang. Singapore. Photograph by xourtesy of Celbuildingi Ltd CALTEX in Malaysia's Expanding Economy The Ms 2 500 000 Lubricating Oil Blending Plant at Tanjong Caltex faith in the great future of Malaysia and our people
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      Carrier's P.J. plant supplies Malaysia's air conditioning
      816 10 Carrier's P.J. plant supplies Malaysia's air conditioning MALAYA, Singapore ana now Malaysia, have long been close associates of Carrier, manufacturer of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. For 30 years. Carrier and its distributor, International Air Conditioning Co. (Singapore and Malaya) Ltd. have long been active In the development of the
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        104 10 "VI f\ 111 II There is more Carrier air conditioning sold than any other brand Here Ot Carrier's modern plant ig^.^^v^^ BHHHBMM^^^^^_^ in Petaling Jaya another Made —i^^^tfflßflU r < 'v ***K i "i Malaysia "room air coodihooer I k -^> IS readied for shipment. /jLpPfefeu *42y^' /'^y BWfe-^ffr A
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      CASTROL TO EXPAND BT. TIM AH PLANT
      104 11  -  GABRIEL LEE ni. wUi "its wwii'.tt jkiiL nuuuitetun?s antscßtf an ■■iOi>iJ*« SSSB'SSSSS SS to. ui'u' I m ■p—ap ir i bJSJS sr» JHffJ '"niitfT win ma ijMsn— r^is 3i*KTt :iac tow r. i- ggt&_ nil a Tn^^i^—ix :.< I- L. "♦n* ,»r*imr hiiiimwii
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      C.E.B. RAPID ADVANCE REFLECTS INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
      914 12 THE Central Electricity Board was established by Federal Ordinace on Ist September. 1949, as a corporation whose primary duty was to promote and encourage the development of electricity supplies throughout the whole of the country. Finance: In 1953 the Board had $154 million of
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      Electricity cost reduced
      220 12 Rural Electrification. The Rural Electrification Plan submitted by the Board to Government in 1960 was accepted and implementation followed Immediately. It covers some 500 villages which are to be given supplies by the Board with Government financial assistance of about $15 million. The scheme has progressed satisfactorily.
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        170 12 I POWER FOR \\,S|v i INDUSTRIES x^^S^ II A /^>/jk THE BATAN C PADANC VALLEY The first stage if the Cameron Highlands Hydra Electric \/^l? Hl t^ c will involve the use W ■m Jt- w U«- IHE TELOM AND BERTAM L Scheme with a Reservoir which has a gress
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      Output of cement aids can cope with demand
      733 13 /\NE of the earliest established pioneer industries in Singapore is Cement Aids (Singapore) Limited, a $1 million concern with overseas affiliation and employing a staff of more than 30 people. It has completed successfully its firsl year of operation since its opening
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        234 13 JAMES WARREN CO.. LTD. CEMENT AIDS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED GUTHRIE COMPANY LTD. ARE MANUFACTURERS AND CONSULTANTS OF CONCRETE ADMIXTURES AND IMPREGNATIONS: SINGAPORE, 4th Floor Union Bldg SINGAPORE P.O. BOX 900 Tel: *****/9 AQUAPEL 3CC (waterproofer) CALCU RE membrane curing compound) KUALA LUMPUR P.O. BOX 198 KU Veh *****/9' 3 CALTITE (heavy
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      Prefab steel structures ideal for Malaysian climate
      717 14  - Prefab steel structures ideal for Malaysian climate P. M. RAMAN FIRM MEETS NEW FACTORY OWNERS' DEMANDS QUICKLY AND CHEAPLY t* MANY new Industries, with capital inyestments running into millions of dollars, have been established In Malaysia within the last two years. Many more new ventures are being promoted. They all
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        65 14 1 ii Wriivfa^i Vlrft h. i rtfo <k^. fr X-..,. lft MiUniMnn r ttT v^v .-^«a^ Largest STEEL-FRAMED building in Malaysia Picture shows frames tor BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO, LTD com B up at Jurong. Singapore. When completed the structure will have a total lengthof J246fl witha«panof 132 ft.. for better
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        28 15 PROfiRFSS OF MAI AYS I A II II celbuildings or your nearest JARDINE WAUGH office^^ limited SPECIALISTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF STEEL-FRAMED BUILDINGS INCLUDING OFFICES.-WAREHOUSES. AIRCRAFT HANGARS. ETC
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      558 16 FOR EVERYTHING ON WHEELS A TYRE BY DUNLOP YES, for everything and anything on wheels, there is always a tyre by Dunlop and the tyres manufactured at the $30 million Dunlop factory in industrial Petaling Jaya are aimed at giving Malaysians both quality and performance. The Dunlop factory the 109
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        66 16 DUNLOP tyres X DunlopHlo^^fcd^ All Dunlop tyres are made to international standards S r-_ r .i ay< ,j r cf rk~«. ,k v m ror reiaxeo rest v_hoose the best in Malaya, and are specially des.gned for extra long >\^ g /< DUNLOPILLO mattresses, bolsters, pillows and wear on Malaysian
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      Firm with history of over 80 years
      141 17 Firm with history of over 80 years THE history of Eng Aun Tong could j j be traced to the late Aw liv Kirn over 80 i I years ago. He was then dealing in Chi- nese medicine in i Rangoon. After his death in 1908, a limited company was
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      MULTI-MILLION $ ENTERPRISE PLANS MORE FACTORIES
      283 17 MULTI-MILLION ENTERPRISE PLANS MORE FACTORIES ENG AUN TONO, the multi-million dollar enterprise, plans to set up a new factory in Jurong. one in India, Africa and South America, Dato (Dr.) Aw Chens Chye, its managing director announced. The company also aims to extend its present range of medicinal products. Research
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        54 17 MADE IN MALAYSIA y These Tiger Medicinal products are used -^o] i b^l_ by a H young and^old^___, 1 5515 HEADACHi p™. TMftlktf c AM BAIASHIN SAI CUM THONt SAM (Pit n wa j^) IPkJ KvHIl ENG AUN TONG SJ^^ THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL MJuu tv *Ji fr««u TIGER BALM
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      FUEL IMPORTANT TO GOOD COOK
      505 18 New feature helps housewives ALL the keenness in the world is not enough to enable a cook to produce delicious meals. Her fuel for her kitchen equipment should be nothing less than the best. The lady in question may have one of those stoves that
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        156 18 S^ WITH THE /eZZ^N «P' i >^ FROM THE f C#»#>Al NEWPORT ICSSOJ 2fci A NEW ESSO (CSSOJ DICKSON V 'IN THE W^M *T' (XCCOI p O RT \S REFINERY... NEW ESSOB F M -if A > \^99%*J DICKSON PORT k^^H tit* -^'xJi f |l REFINERY... «t ft U dicksonHH
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      457 19 VESOP STORY OF FAITH IN NATION'S STABILITY Chapters of progress continue to be written IT began in November 1961 when the Federal Chemical Industries (Singapore) Limited was incorporated. This was followed by the granting of pioneer status in February the following year. And when Dr. Goh Keng Swee laid the
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        122 19 I SO b the superb food seasoning MADE IN MALAYSIA TO y/ SERVE MALAYSIAN HOMES Tl feiPH I HnßßHi| —the pure monosodium gluta- j^T^j TTH mate /o P |us I* accentuates i;\ «BHti-i"'S3 the natural flavours in food to give £&>■« m^S^&fSm P^| P| that superior taste in cooking. 9
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      PARTNERS IN PROGRESS...
      544 20 Ford plays a big role in Malaysia road transport IJXDR 38 years, the Ford Motor Company has contributed substantially to the advancement of road transportation in Malaysia and the deve- lopment of car assembly skills among Malaysians. Ford is one of the first motor companies to establish
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        62 20 FORD'S FIRST! Ford started in the motor business in Malaysia 38 years ago and has progressively increased its assembly facilities.' Today Ford has completely modern assembly facilities backed by 38 years of experience, craftsmanship and knowhow. This is your guarantee of quality in Malaysian -assembled Ford cars, trucks and tractors.
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      Chances are you're touching Diamond'
      806 21  -  Ronald Kinsey WIDE RANCE OF POTTERY GRACES HOMES 5l FIRM PLANS EXPORTS TO BORNEO STATES WHEN you have "a meal or wash your hands at the sink, or merely hold a beautiful flower vase to admire its graceful contours in a Malaysian home today, the
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      Artist at work
      17 21 AN artist at work at the Goh Ban Huat Pottery Works in Kuala Lumpur.
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        81 21 "N^rfß^^fe^^ MALAYSIA ff'^'lHE 5 Hfe REGISTERED TRADE MARK I o t~~ PIONEERS 1 IN THE MANUFACTURE OF u** J! i| SANITARY WARE __THgB|rr f I I PORCELAIN INSULATORS ,,...*^y blwed CERAMIC GRILLES "B™ 1^ JS&W TABLEWARE W W. AND WZ STONEWARE GLAZED PIPES v.; ft FITTMIC3 AN ELECTRIC POTTERY KILN.
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      Fibre-board plant output increasing
      598 22  -  HAROLD SOH By PACKAGING COST TO INDUSTRY REDUCED SINCE a wooden box manufacturing concern here Hiap Chuan Joo began to turn out corrugated fibre-board cartons at their factory in Balrstter Read last year, the production rate has increased more than two-fold. And to cope with the
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        34 22 I n >l tnllM PACK YOUR GOODS IN 111 LJi^SBH^ 1 CORRUGATED CARTONS I F=ti I.NI. ASIC FOR QUOTATIONS FROM:HIAP CHUAN JOO 516 BA LESTIER ROAD, SINGAPORE 12. (ESTD- 1923) TELEPHONE 50-201 (4 lines)
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      And we still haven't told the full story...
      1218 23  -  CORRESPONDENT By SPECIAL OURS", said the Sales Director solemnly looking at the ceiling, "is a World of Care". "Oh. I wouldn't say it's that bad." said the Advertising Agent. "I admit we're short of ideas at the moment, but we mustn't lose
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      Biscuit factory 'credit to nation'
      198 24 Biscuit factory 'credit to nation' By GI'NN CHIT THTE ONE of Malaysia's biggest i biscuit factories. Ktaian (iv.in of Butterworth, Pro- vince Wellesley, received i high praise recently from Mr. L. A. D. Williamson. Chairman of the Tariff Advisory Board. During a visit to the fac- tory. Mr. Williamson de-
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      FRESH FLOUR FOR LOCAL MARKET
      603 24  -  Gabriel Lee Aim to supply good share of needs *y WITH the setting up of Khong Guan Flour Milling Ltd. which went into production In March this year, the local market is now less dependent on overseas sources for flour. Previously, flour was imported in
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        24 24 ARROW BRAND FISHERMAN BHANO \STu^- i=Si!2sl -^5/^' WHEU. BRAND TANK BRAND KuAMP ftllAM FI -OUR MILLING Jl^fev IIHUNbvIUAN limited. j™Bpn!a '^^'"'-'^^Si'ill IllljlE A 1$
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      Plant can cope with local soap demand
      402 25 PRODUCTION FOR OVERSEAS MARKETS, TOO WITH the opening of the $1.5 million Lam Soon Oil and Soap (Singapore) Ltd. at Jurong earlier this year, toilet soap of international standard is now being made in Singapore, according to Mr. T.L. Whang, its managing director.
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      Woodwork industry boost
      450 26  -  GABRIEL LEE by Director sees bright future for timber PLYWOOD MACHINE fTHE building boom in Singapore has helped to boost a number of subsidiary industries. One of these Is woodwork. Ten years ago. Lee Cheong Kee Const: uction Company of 197, Kallang Road, pioneered the manufacture of
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      First country outside Australia to make Century batteries
      201 27  - First country outside Australia to make Century batteries BY P. M. RAMAN \f\LAYSIA is the first country outside Australia to manufacture Century batteries, according to a company spokesman. The $1.5 million plant is In Petaling Jaya. Its annual output averages 65,000 batteries. These are used i" cars and in all
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      EVERY SET GOES THROUGH LABORATORY MOISTURE TEST BEFORE DELIVERY
      352 27 MANUFACTURE o- the Century battery begins with the castint; of the grid whose function is to support the active material and conduct current to the cell terminals. The active material is Initially in the forr.i of a paste which is composed
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      Milk in daily diet of many homes
      544 28 Standard of living in country rising A MILESTONE in the history of the Malaysian milk industry was established last August, with the opening of the $1 million Magnolia Dairies (Singapore) Ltd. milk plant. A subsidiary of Cold Storage (Malaysia) Ltd., the new Magnolia
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        102 28 THE NEW MAGNOLIA MILK IN THE NEW BOTTLE. Kj I j■ mm k j^ "\/n"\B \Wj&s The new MAGNOLIA MILK is an energy-giving drink fl 07 i jd"^ JB •"<• full of vitamins, minerals and protein, and in your L ■1^ favourite flavours too! Chocolate, caramel, strawberry iMit^ 7 '***>■*.
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      PLANS TO STEP UP OUTPUT, BRING IN NEW LINES
      438 29  - PLANS TO STEP UP OUTPUT, BRING IN NEW LINES TONY HERMON Malayan Nozawa products well placed in the Malaysian market By QNLY three years old, the Malayan Nozawa Asbestos Cement Co. Ltd. in Petaling Jaya has firmly established itself in the Malaysian market. As its very name suggests it manufactures
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        115 29 ~S^ I r^flf 1 sjk IHH mJ^^V JPlliSnmSS ii "ir;iii!irjjt!T^L ESS MADE IN MALAYSIA ASBESTOS CEMENT SHEETS Malex coloured corrugated asbestos sheets m^^^ give colour and long lasting protection C ZTI S^k M l I^l J^— LJC to your property. WdTVIPIU I —i Malex is highly resistant to fire, shock,
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        141 30 THE FOUNDATION OF MODERN MAN'S PROGRESS H mJS m. Ntp^^^f Kj.^^H v -r w^JM/m r %i#»> i *tf»-g Si .B3rS3iiuii^ iipwg SftL f r*F Jr Wffwfs& Site STRENGTH This massive structure holds GRACE Malaysia's National Mosque in Kuala back millions of .tons of water providing o valuable source Lumpur dramatically
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      CONCRETE SERVICE TO BE FORMED
      239 31 CONCRETE SERVICE TO BE FORMED Five cement firms agree THE five Malaysian cement producers, Malayan Cement Ltd., Malaya Industrial Milling Corp. Ltd., Tasek Cement Ltd., Pan-Malaysia Cement Works Ltd. and Singapore Cement Manufacturing Co. L t d., while remaining independent of one another in the production and marketing of their
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      INDUSTRY MAKES RAPID PROGRESS
      266 31 IN August 1953. manufacture o f Portland Cement was pioneered in Malaysia at 'Rawang by MALAYAN CEMENT LTD. Their first kiln had a capacity of 100,000 tons by the end of 1959. Local production had Increased to 360--000 tons and both M.C.L.. who by this time
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      LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURAL CONCRETE AVAILABLE SOON
      227 31 LIGHTWEIGHT concrete Is not a "new" or "entirely different" concrete .simply because it has recently attracted worldwide attention in spectacular architectural creations. Insulating concrete which is made with cement and lightweight aggregates such as perllte and *ermlcullte has been used for many years. Structural concrete
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      More uses of concrete seen in many fields
      1468 31 More uses of concrete seen in many fields By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT TN the last twenty years concrete has become the most important and widely used material in the building and civil engineering industry because of its economy, its strength and because of the variety it offers. A growing use of
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        212 32 jLxidL *b*""*"*^ s^ijißßß'C* 's^^* s <- P^^^^^'H PRAI REFINERY Three grades of best refined cane sugar, PI (Coarse Granulated), PX ArS. v I (Standard Granulated) and PB (Refined Brown), are packed in the conven- Vw /<*"e?fcAv\ tional jute bag for the wholesale and retail sugar trade. Ife 1 /^«^3^— M
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      Prai Refinery is one of Asia's biggest
      1673 33 By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LOCAL MANAGEMENT WITH OVERSEAS KNOW-HOW rrHE Prai Sugar Re--1 finery is a product of joint endeavours. I ike a number of other pioneer companies in the country, this $22 million project represents an attempt to combine effectively local entrepreneurship with
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        199 34 JUSSt* £*o^"^J^^ iy^ aw ow P r cec^ 9 enera purpose elec- Aw B trode, giving maximum economy in jffr /JW B welded mild steel constructional work. Mm MM K A Ul I A Iv J&r mm mm ■lfvß#lr^l« j&^ Mf II A high quality, general purpose elecjG^ B trode
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      Welding products output can meet demand of industries, workshops
      617 35 HOPE FOR SIZEABLE EXPORT MARKET VfALAYSIAS first iTI and only welding electrode factory Malayan Welding Products Limited was granted pioneer status by the Malayan Government early this year. This half million dollar pioneer industry is situated in the industrial satellite town.
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        287 36 .^Bk Bbl 8 Bn^kflßßßk\ jBbI BAvM B^Bh *S33r BBB^B Bfl BBmBB B^flßß uB B bL^ Hi P^^ %BW% IH BP Bb *****1 BB* \*^^k I I Kkl I I 111 9 gSfjSSSISt: -..M' B^bW. &BBQK H «|BA«^^ri^ flßi^^^BßML--j!^fl HBBfll Hj| 4 «v. V" -*i bß^b^bV b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^B^b^b^bl .\&SffK^SS^^?^SSi ?>-;.'' jw^^Sfls^^^^^H y^f^
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      Investment in Malaysian industry A vital institution
      1325 37 Investment in Malaysian industry A vital institution By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT 13USINESS InvestD ment In Malaysia has been associated for decades with Investment in commercial agency houses dealing in import and export commodities. Trading alone, by far, accounts for the major part of all business Investment. Most of the remainder of
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      FIVE STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
      1073 37 rE secret of success In any industrial venture lies in five major key [actors -M A R K E T S, MACHINES. MATERIALS. MEN. MONEY. This applies to manufacturing business anywhere in the world. There are no exceptions. Once each of these aspects has
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      Uniforms for our forces
      564 38  -  RODERICK PESTANA By LOCAL WEAVING MILLS PRODUCE THE CLOTH PRODUCING cloth that goes to make uniforms for Malaysia's fighting men Is one of the main interests of the Malayan Weaving Mills Limited of Johore Bahru. The company, formed in 1957 with $3 million paid-up capital, is
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      Jalan Scudai plant
      16 38 THE Malayan Weaving Mills Ltd. (seen in centre) at Jalan Scadat, Johore Bahrn.
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      Ipoh attracts industrialists planning to enter Malayan market
      765 39  - Ipoh attracts industrialists planning to enter Malayan market Henry Paul By WHAT are the key factors which determine the choice of a factory site? Marketing dictates that the site must be close to major markets. Land must be reasona b 1 y priced, with good access to road, rail and
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        107 39 TASEK INDUSTRIAL ESTATE in^M^T] THE LEADING AWO MOST PROGRESSIVE INDUSTRIAL H 3^^^^. DEVELOPMENT SCHEME IN NORTH' MALAYSIA. B<l V'^^*Xl^X r^rt^Vrt V/ V H /"^^V. IPQH I THE INDUSTRIAL HEART" S M- *V I 2^ \m 1 I The trea around Ipoh is quite dearly the Mrate- Railway 1 V |X^>^^^
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      Diet of high protein and milk builds up resistance to TB
      506 40 Diet of high protein and milk builds up resistance to TB NEW Zealand Dairy Supplies (S) Limited is a joint venture between overseas capital (New Zealand Dairy Production Marketing Board) and local capital (The Amoy Canning Corporation (S) Ltd.). The factory was set up In the Amoy compound at 8
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        192 40 i^^^™^^^ CAP by Crown Cork Company (M) Ltd., ill II I 1-T" 111 I 111 II I IIYXI II M| LK by New Zealand Dairy Supplies (S) Ltd., IYIHUL 111 IVIHLHIOIH V BMmVaVff BOTTLE by Singapore Glass Manufacturers Co. Ltd. "V m 1 r «si v I v I Sgfl
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      BIG FUTURE FOR NEW INDUSTRY
      445 41  -  P. M. RAMAN Factory ready i for expansion By rvFFICE Equipment Manu\J factoring (Singapore) Ltd. has been a success from the word "go." The company moved into its new ultra-modern factory building in Red Hill Industrial Estate in October last year. It was opened by
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        96 41 Office £$utjament^A(anufi<ictutetS SJ Jltd. Office £$uipm«nt Manuftactutet* (Mj JZtd. 10 JALAN KILANG TIMOR, SINGAPORE 3 JALAN BUKTI, LARKIN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE TEL: *****2 *****7 JOHORE BAHRU Manufacturers of:— STEEL OFFICE DESKS-TABLES-CHAIRS STEEL OFFICE DESKS-TABLES-CHAIRS ft ACCESSORIES ft ACCESSORIES BANK COUNTERS ft CASH BOXES BANK COUNTERS ft CASH BOXES FIUNG CABINETS-LATERAL HUNG
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        103 42 i Ira* Lki. ■■■i^^^^^^B Wf/ IKAN TERBANG PRIMA BRAND wWV flour PRIMA BRAND 6 v L^°?* ta^SUl^se mm flour mills is j^E&* h IFiyjnjlLllKi Mr^ >K± mimafiour mills SHiQAPORt r^/^^fcNkJ Ac TJfc M *I V S^V SP US G«« wui (jo Lit c««j» vrit»MT> jRi y** "»"«> »t»«l ■^P. v^»
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      Flour mill hopes to get overseas market, too
      792 43  - Flour mill hopes to get overseas market, too SOH TIANG KENG By AS the pace of Malay- sia's industrial revolution quickens, more goods bearing the label, "Made in Malaysia" are expected to flood the local market. More and more industries are mushrooming all over Malaysia as the country moves towards
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      'Malaysian goods will soon be widely accepted'
      229 43 'Malaysian goods will soon be widely accepted' rIE managing director of Prima Flour Mill Ltd., Mr. Cheng Tsang Man, has predicted that Malaysia made goods would gain wide acceptance among local buyers soon. Prejudices against local made goods, he stressed, were only "temporary." He said: "This hesitancy in buying goods
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      BIGGEST PRIVATE POWER PRODUCER
      442 44  -  Henry Paul By Perak Hydro-Electrics generating capacity increasing steadily rpHE history of the Perak River HydroElectric Power Company Ltd. goes as far back as 1926 when it was granted concession rights by the then Sultan of Perak. the late Sir Alang Iskandar Shah. Under this agreement
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      PROPOSALS FOR EXTENDING SUPPLIES IN FIRST MALAYSIA PLAN
      175 44 Nawar and the other at Batu Gajah. This brought the generating capacity of the company to 78.000 kilowatts and $40 million had been at that time invested in capital works. In the late *****, immediately after the postwar period, the company spent
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        31 44 PERAK HYDRO MEANS WT mm Em Mm J 1 BHfettl|^K|^^^^^ 1C mm flr WF I N D U S7" RY Wkw^wwww THE PERAK RIVER HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY'S CHENDEROH DAM. ~^iS§
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      ROLE IN NATION'S INDUSTRY
      468 45  -  P. M. RAMAN Rheem drums exported to S-EA, too by RHEEM-HUME Malaysia Limited In Hill View Avenue, Singapore, one of the leading manufacturers of steel containers in Malaysia, has 18 years of Malaysian background. It Is conversant with the needs of the expanding industrial economy. In
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        57 45 RHEEM-HUME MALAYSIA LTD. A MEMBER OF THE RHEEM INTERNATIONAL GROUP OF COMPANIES THAT GIRDLES THE WORLD m J *T"*"*^ .1 I I flJwtMitnfY- _Jl im A I Manufacturers in Malaysia of:--l|^6CnU||Ulllw Steel drums of from 2 gallon to 44 gallon capacity, 31 HILL VIEW AVENUE SINGAPORE hot water heaters and
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      Latest machines used to improve quality
      671 46 Latest machines used to improve quality jPEWTER CRAFTSMEN STILL BELIEVE IN SURENESS OF THEIR HANDS BUT- rthis age of automation, Malaysia's pewter craftsmen still believe in the sureness of their hands to turn out exquisite products that are daily becoming more and more well-known all around the world. But this
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        81 46 ■/M |l I B H^J^^ Selangor Pewter, products of exquisite I 4fe j/Sv'lV'lll i^\ MBrii™ elegance are made from Straits refined nVsMll iWf ill Hr> t!n With a large factor V at Setapak, m&frM& I If Iff II •-•If J employing over 80 workmen, every Selangor r Rlfl^l HJwi rf
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      A NEW WAY OF LIVING...
      602 47 Shellane gives final touch to that sense of well-being OHELLANE is fast a household word in Malaysia. It is the modern fuel which is rapidly gaining popularity among the growing number of smart and intelligent housewives who demand instant heat, clean and odourless fuel for
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        99 47 M Mniwßlfi^fc ***** l IWINfi New fiats like these W\ LIVIIIU are springing up all W. over Malaysia. When modern t\M Hn m3B^^^^^^ IW housewives move in, they demand till Ij^^fc—^ fl> c k es or co °k' n 9 Sheilane X !rn l^^'W |n Strike a match, an instant
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      Efficient output result of sound planning, modern machines
      280 48 /\NODA Cement was at first imported in bulk from the famous Onoda Cement Company in Japan. Some 130,000 tons were imported annually. Encouraged by the Singapore Government's industrial programme and also by the increasing local private demand, it was decided that a
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        48 48 111) AVCIA ti&-- v '!4fS3fi f %d f ir*l.rl I Jin T p m lI M fl iSMiipi) 1^ U UM X^s^X CEMENT SINGAPORE CEMENT MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. INCORPORATED IN SINGAPOftf OFFICE: 144 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. TEL ***** CEMENT PLANT WEST WHARF, SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. TEL: *****
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      Sincere mills planning expansion
      152 49 Sincere mills planning expansion SINCERE Rolling Mills Limited of Fctaling Jaya, Selansor. plans expansion in order to cope with the nic demand for mild steel bars. This is a pioneer industry. Sincere Rollins Mills' products include round, angle, channel, flat and square bars. Its present output is about 600 tons
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        67 49 PIONEER WINDOWS AND MILD STEEL SECTIONS r^fSU-U/HI MALAYA v m\\ ff Irl s Manufacturers of:- u\\ 111 Cate channels II I Steel BoltS NutS Also undertake to do various IM tl types of Steel Bars to your I specifications. V ■-i I V\\ I// Erlll I |pf &LJ Ifii BBB^BB«H^BBB^^^^^BiBBwBs«BB^^^^BBWBBi^SBBB«H^B»^^H^^B^^^^^""
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      Paint factory's output able to meet the big demand
      689 50 Paint factory's output able to meet the big demand AS NATIONS LIVING STANDARDS IMPROVE Tungolac ideal for use in the tropics By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SISSONS Paints (East) Limited is a subsidiary of Sissons Brothers Co. Ltd. of Hull which was already known in Malaya more than half a century ago
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      OTHER PRODUCTS
      68 50 Other specialised paints in the Sissons range are:Sissons Aluminium Wood Primer. Sissons Rustikol Wood Preservative Available in eight attractive shade? and also In clear. Sissons Exterior Aluminium Paint High quality aluminium paint Con- forms to DEF 1099 A. Sissons Asbrstocotc Root Paint Specially formulated for tropical conditions. Sissons
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      Weaving and spinning mills to step up production
      442 51  - Weaving and spinning mills to step up production RODERICK PESTANA By •yHE Textile Corporation of Malaya Ltd. was 1 set up in 1962 as a joint venture between some of the original investors of the Malayan Weaving Mills Ltd. and two Japanese firms Mitsui and Co. Ltd. and Nichibo Co.
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      Local biscuits and sweets measure up to world standard
      525 52  -  Gabriel Lee By AMONG the varied delicacies served to air travellers aboard Malaysian Airways flights are Torch brand sweets and biscuits produced by a local firm Thye Hong Biscuit and -Confectionery Factory Ltd. This goes to show that locally made biscuits
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      Veneer plant to make plywood in 1965
      317 53  - Veneer plant to make plywood in 1965 GABRIEL LEE u> \V/ITH a contract to sell to the United States MSIS million worth of veneers a year for five years, Veneer Products Ltd. will make a significant contribution to the nations reserves of hard currency. A public limited company, with fully
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      CONFIDENCE IN MALAYSIAS INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMME
      549 53 CONFIDENCE IN MALAYSIAS INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMME Products Ltd., are in three stages. The first stage has been completed. The second stage will be finalised with the arrival shortly of a $15 million veneer machine specially imported from Portland, USA. This is capable of producing 1.000,000 sq. ft. of veneers a day.
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      FOR RESTFUL NIGHTS—FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES
      401 54 FOR RESTFUL NIGHTS— FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT lIIALAYSIANS can now spend a restful night on comfortable foam mattresses manufactured in their own country. This has been made possible by one of the most advanced factories of its kind established 10 years ago by Wetex Latex Products Company in
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