The Straits Times, 10 August 1956

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    23 1 "C g ><>tT ir 'Mil ix cc n■ is v*.f>ri The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1«, 195 C. 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon NASSER 'THE PLUNDERER'
    344 1 s* Eden: We do not plan to use force but grab most not succeed sssi% LONDON, Thursday. cut ANTHONY EDEN said last night that Britain could 5 not allow Col. Nasser's "act of plunder" in seising the c ue x Canal to succeed. In a radio and
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    Egypt snaps back: We stand firm
    673 1 THE INDICATIONS ALL ARE THAT NASSER WILL KEEP MOSCOW DATE USSIA: YES-ASK CHINA TOO* VPT reacted swiftly to Sir Anthony Eden's broadcast with a flat rejection of his arguments. Government sources in Cairo said l President Nasser will never change his decision to nationalise
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    Airlift postponed
    78 1 •S hours' ,v, Urs Britaln Postponed "at Midi i of a Biant airllft to ferr y trooP* las, f T hp War Office dld not «PUln- few".. ew days a vast »ir-»ea armada has IMm 1K Briuin s south coast. t ..Tr? th airhft was to hay Parted
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    Lock icon 12 die in air disaster
    36 1 RANGOON, Thurs.— Twelve people were killed and 10 severely injured when a Gov-ernment-owned Union of Burma Airways Dakota crashed about 100 miles southeast of Mandalay. it was announced here today.— Reuter
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    BEAUTY CONTEST ROW: FAVOURITE FOR TITLE SAYS— I QUIT UNFAIR VOTING CHARGES
    167 1 BEAUTY CONTEST ROW: FAVOURITE FOR TITLE SAYS— I QUIT UNFAIR VOTING CHARGES PETTY LILLIAN TEO (above) withdrew suddenly last night from a Singapore beauty contest which she was easily winning. She said "I «uif* after having collected 10.143 votes for the title of Trade Fair Queen twice as many as
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    A LETTER TO STRIKERS
    541 1 Railmen told: Broken contracts leave you open to sack KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday, f HE MALAYAN Railway Administration today warned its 82 signalmen that their strike has made them liable to dismissal. The general manager, Mr. C. G. Harrison, said that he has sent letters telling each
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    Rahman backs Colony on 'get out' order to Egyptian
    562 1 KOTA BHARU, Thtfrs. rpHE Chief Minister, Tengku Ab^ul Rahman, said here today he agreed with the Singapore Government in refusing a visitor's visa to an Egyptian, Capt Hassan Abdel Al Nayel. An emissary from the Supreme Council of the Muslim Congress,
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    Lock icon DEATH THREAT TO KEITH
    68 1 LONDON, Thus. Australian cricket all-rounder Keith Miller has received a letter threatening his death if the Australian! beat Warwickshire. It was reported today. Birmingham police were informed. Miller did not take the threat seriously, and bowled ten over* and took twe wickets for IS runs yesterday.
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    36 get above $200,000 a year
    70 1 36 get above $200,000 a year i i people in A Singapore last year had Incomes of more than $■00,000 each. Their total assessed Income waa $18,401,500. The tax they had to pay was $5,162,318. This is slightly less than a quarter of the total tax assessment ($22,619,129) of Singapore's
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    We, the living
    35 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. The population of the world increased by 40 million people at mld-1955 over the previous year, the United Nations reported yesterday. The new estimated population Is 2,692.--nnn rvm t>
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    Lock icon 23 to die for killing 5
    60 1 23 to die for killing 5 PIETERMARITZ. BURG. (South Africa), Thurs. Twenty-three of 26 Africans charged with the murder of five policemen during a raid on an African tribal area on Feb. 22 were sentenced to death today. Counsel for the 23 men said he would appeal. His application for
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    43 1 'NO* TO SOVIET ROPOSAL LONDON. Than. Britain will reject Russia's counter proposals on Sues talks announced in Moscow. Western diplomats forecast tonight. Soviet plan seen as an attempt to weight voting against Western plan for international control. Renter. (See this page)
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    Nasser warned: You will not ge away with this act of plunder
    1593 2  - Nasser warned: You will not g e away with this act of plunder ANTHONY EDEN HM CANAL Amm OF LIFE AMD DEATH MR WTAM;J* WfUKp^ m M** 0F FASCIST dict&h By SIR SOLEMN PACTS BROKEN: WE CANNOT TRUST HIM FURTHER in a broadcast to the world <m THE SUEZ CANAL
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    The speech in 44 languages
    63 2 ShBV #*IP AUTUAMY KnKIJ'C mC# Aninwni ivcn a sjmvcn sjf J wac fcroidcul in 44 langaagM. Tlm actual nmcti Hi* Prim* JBQ tclavriKHi was carried by BBC'f 3n& ovcf**at tinficc ■■a*w*d to Au> SSa tralia, N«w Zealand, riie Middle 2*31 'tr. Africa, Malta, the central
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    Lock icon ENERAL STRIKE ON TERROR
    285 3 ti tor tte— who H«w a-t^ —m,, ,I^,^, s patrol silent of capital NICOSIA, Thursday. TRIKK cripped Cyprus today in [\tRAL" 1 b€ hanpinp of three Cypriot ii<" rl tv c «-f the only signs of move"t. of the tense capital. A few business— behind halfiosed
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    Lock icon MOSSADEQ LEAVES HIS JAIL
    63 3 THE former Premier of Persia. Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq who was released from jail last Saturday, yesterday asked for an armed guard because "enemies are trying to exterminate me." He had served a threeyear sentence for plotting to overthrow the Shah. A company of troops is posted
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    Lock icon E BACKEAKING UTRALS
    82 3 [a praised nations which back oi r. and Mr. •ado: to speech neutral mid be mmunist v they fd last RP- from m Hf *a- 5 a .:--48 and hanpe* urffed werternen was nent" in j felt they neutral in /;.-> full atrer.I- industrial kc;.v o'. their
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    Lock icon TOO FAT FOR JOB, HE IS PAID FOR QUITTING
    115 3 TOO FAT FOR JOB, HE IS PAID FOR QUITTING HARTFORD. Connecticut, Thurs. The Connecticut Unemployment Commission has ruled that a man too fat to do his Job is entitled to unemployment compensation. The case involved an unidentified man. sft. 4in. tall and weighing about 190 lb.. whose job was to
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    Wool sales are postponed
    41 3 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Floods throughout northern Victoria and southern New South Wales have disrupted i sheep shearing to such an e«tent that the opening of the 1956-57 wool sales has been postponed from Aug. 27, until next month.
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    Lock icon THE FINAL BLOW....
    143 3 Camera loses damages suit LOG ANGELES, Thurs. -TXDRMER world heayyr weight boxing champion Primo Camera lost the decision yesterday in a court battle over what he contended was a film portrayal of his ring career. The judge ruled against the Italian giant, now a wrestler in his
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    Lock icon LOR'S SHIP WENT ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE
    104 3 LOR'S SHIP WENT ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE t ißurs-A young <" nun if ft Sydney ta> ni{ht to it snip i,, Guam. <*t fmptiitically It j ship, not him. jftwnt without k> tud a ctrtificatf ii l*rsonnn man t( Donald L. said he was chasing his ship because it left Brisbane
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    Lock icon Big mine blaze: 270 still trapped
    192 3 THREE BODIES BROUGHT OUT MARCINELLE, (Belgium), Thursday. 'TWO hundred and seventy men are trapped more r than 2,000 feet underground by a fire which raged through a deep coal mine here. Three bodies and three wounded men have been brought to the surface. Twenty-five
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    Lock icon 'No obstacles' to Jap treaty
    52 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Mr. Dmitri Shepilov, Soviet Foreign Minister, said here last night that Russia was sure there were no obstacles preventing the successful conclusion of the current negotiations for a Japanese peace treaty in the near future. "It is now up to the Japanese," he
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    He puts his model in a trance
    71 3 NEWCASTLE. Thurs.— Artist Scott Dobson has found a way to make posing easier for his model, 18-year-old Hazel Moffett. He hypnotizes her. "The trance technique nas given me perfect sittings." Dobson said. "Hazel remains motionless, wideeyed and relaxed, and she can keep it
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    Lock icon Shinwell, 71, weds
    42 3 LONDON,, Thurs.— Mr. Emmanuel Shinwell, 71, leading member of the Labour Party and a former War Minister, and Miss Dinah Meyer, 54, were married today. Mr. Shinwell's first wife died in 1954 after a marriage lasting 52 years. Reuter.
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    21 3 JAKARTA Thurs.— Indonesia will send a parliamentary delegation of 24 to China in September for a month's tour.— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS RUBBER and TIN
    141 3 LONDON, Thuw. Closing middle price* of m** l stock* not including «tamp duty were: BANKS Mercantile (£5) l/» DJBOTAKCT Ctom. Un. ittU.) +/S Prudential INDUSTEIALS CanPacaS,....^^U-*- 1 14/4-. &bu::::::.V<;>-^ BrttUh Motor* 6/7^ De HavlUand DUtUler. (4/-) }fi, General Ktoctrlc 53/3 Guest Keen 44/» i.c.i 7a-::::r*
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    TIN
    21 3 LONDON, Aug. 8.-CMh Buyers £774; Bellers £776: Forvaro Buyen £773: Sellers £771: Settlement £775: Turnover. ».m. 40 tona, p.m. 55.
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    RUBBER
    25 3 LONDON, Amt ».—Spot SOd. S Sept. 3»7/* d.. Oct.-Dec. MHtf.. S Jan-Mar. 2M April-June 37d.. A\« c.l.f. MWd.. Sept. ell. SM a Itom: Wuf.
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    Lock icon Revolt crushed
    34 3 QUITO f Ecuador), Thurs.— The Minister of the Interior, Mr. Rafael Vega, said last night the revolt in Manabi province has been crushed and that all rebellious areas are under contrql. AP.
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    Lock icon Riots in India: 7 killed
    179 3 Riots in India: 7 killed PROTEST OVER BOMBAY PLAN AHMEDABAD, (West, crn India), Thurs. Ahmedabad was under curfew last night after seven people died and more than 100 were injured in violent demonstrations yesterday against the Indian Government decision to make Bombay a bilingual state. Police had to use tear-g&s
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    Lock icon He burned himself up
    51 3 VIENNA. Thurs.— Fear of a surgical operation caused an Austrian farmhand to bum himself to death police said today. While on his way to a hospital. 61-year-old Johann Milos placed himself on a heap of straw, struck a match and died in the flames, they said.
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    Lock icon Hunter Slim
    31 3 DURBAN. Than.— The I Governor-General of Australia, Sir William Slim, arrived here today for a short visit. Sir William said he plans to do some big game hunting.— UP.
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    Lock icon Swallowed teeth
    28 3 LONDON. Thurs. Apprentice seaman Charles S. Sperry of the U.S.S. Charles S. Perry swallowed his denture while asleep. He is now in a London hospital. A.P.
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    22 3 PANAMA. Thurs. Former President JUan Peron of Argentina left yesterday for Venezuela after eight months in exile here.— AP.
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    TUC seeks discussion on detainee
    115 4 The Singapore Trades Union Congress Is to send a fire-man delegation to discuss with the Chief Minister, Mr. Urn Tew Hock, the arrest and detention of Tan Lay Boon, an official of the Army Civil Service Union. Tan. chairman of the 40 Base Workshop branch
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    Strike threat by 1,000
    307 4 SECOND TWO PAYS-OAS WOMOnUI ALSO PLAM WALK-OUT AND IT IS ALL OVER QUESTION OF 16 WHO TRIED FOR FOUR JOBS ANE THOUSAND men in the Sewerage Department yesterday gave the Singapore City Council 14 days to settle demands relating to promotion of staff in pumping stations.
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    More post offices
    75 4 BATU OAJAH, Thurs.— The Minister for Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin Hajl Zublr, today disclosed that more postal agencies and new post offices will be opened In Perak next year. "Five new postal agencies have been opened in the state this year and more will
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    Tattoo man dies after bid to burn marks
    145 4 Tattoo man dies after bid to burn marks *FIU TONCr CM WEB, 1 22, of Tiong Bahru Road, who tried to burn out some tattoo marks on his arm, has since died In the General Hospital, Singapore. Tiu ws« admitted to the hospital critically 111 on Tuesday night, about a
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    WORKERS ON 65 EUROPEAN MINES WILL STRIKE ON AUGUST 21
    143 4 .ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malayan Mining Employee? Union has called a countrywide strike en Europeanowned mines to start at 7 ajn. on Aug. 21. The union claims that the strike will paralyse 65 mines in Perak, SeUngor, Negri Sembil&n and Pahang.
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    Girl struck by car, dies
    40 4 ALOR STAR, Thurs.— An «-*sar-old girL Kalsom blnte Said, was Idled yesterday afternoon when a car knocked her down In front of her house at the 6£ mile, Alor Stw-Kepda Baias RoiuL had just lighted
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    Malayan chosen
    24 4 MELBOURNE, Thurs. A rourth year Malayan medical student, Mr. Bam Abraham, h been elected president of the Adelaide University students' Representative Council.
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    'PIRATE' CURB PLAN IS REJECTED
    204 4 License more taxis, City Hall told A CITY COUNCIL proposal for legislation au- thorising confiscation of vehicles "reasonably suspected" of plying for hire without a taxi licence has been turned down by the Minister of Com- munications and Works. Mr. Francis Thomas said yesterday that
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    Labourer hurt in explosion
    66 4 A LABOURER, Chee Leng Chai. 53, was injured in a mystery explosion yesterday while handling scrap iron in a second-hand goods shop in Chitty Road, Singapore. He was admitted to the General Hospital with splinters In the forehead, chest and legs. Chee was hammering a metal
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    Better listening for Sarawak
    42 4 KUCHING, Thurs.—Allocations from Colonial Development and Welfare Funds have recently been made by the British Government to g»raw*k- One is a grant of 1827,000 to meet 50 per cent of the cost of extending the Sarawak Broadcasting Ser-
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    Chinese art
    29 4 An exhibition of Chinese paintings by Professor Lai Kirn Chen was opened at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday by the vice-president, Mr. Ne Quee Lam.
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    Survey office
    17 4 ALOR STAR, Thurs.— The R«J» of Perlta yesterday declared open the State's first survey office.
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    Beggar menace: Councillor says jail them like bandits
    106 4 KLANO, Thurs. A town councillor, Mr. G. c Proctor last night told the'monuS meeting of the Klang Town pouncir that the^£nbej-of beggars in Klang was increasing "terrtbly? He asked the council to take up the matter with the P«2Jf; "thodtte. before the
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    EDUCATION OFFICER WEDS PIANIST
    73 4 MB. KHOO ENG CHOON helps his bride Miss Yeo Poh Choo. cut the cake after their wedding in Singapore. Mr. Kboo, eldest son of Mrs. Khoo Khoe Hoe of Penang, is an education*' officer in Kuala Trengganu. The bride, an accomplished pianist, is the eldest daughter
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    CELEBRATIONS OVER, SULTAN AND FAMILY SAIL TO BRITAIN
    103 4 CELEBRATIONS OVER, SULTAN AND FAMILY SAIL TO BRITAIN JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Sultan of Johore sails tomorrow in the Willem Ruys for Britain after a year's stay in Malaya. The Sultan arrived here last August from Britain to celebrate the diamond jubilee of his reign and his 82nd birthday. The
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    Air base visit
    21 4 About 50 cadets of the Singapore Air Training Corps i will visit R.A.F. Tengah next week. 1 1
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    MURDE IN THE SILEN KAPO
    177 4 MURDE IN THE SILEN KAPO km Quest ..*s=> d «pit e y S? PUbli c CO 3 police ex^: ar rest s C Coroner ji, i BKB 4$ Public r;-. V, Print hSS! Munah. rdered Vs. B hr ho-iO*\ h "> she to discover th' a. Munahs vJ very fc?
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    2 destroye due soon
    20 4 2 destroye due soon PENANO. TV;' 1 destroyers 'U tralianNavv. and H.MAS s.~W rive in Ppr.i" -B DperatlonaJ dA JM
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    Dawn, the girl who defied the kempeitai, is to marry soon
    216 5 Dawn, the girl who defied the kempeitai, is to marry soon Dawn Kathigasu, childIfOH ThlK f the Japanese occupation, is to be r^TiiS' n sept i to Mr w b mMiZZSS'***" t f P\ A c K thi »h- thl K:Uhisasu. of Ipoh. thf |jtr >ir ,0 wf nt to
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    CHAMBER PROTESTS AT DUTY CHANGE
    145 5 'li i[ill harm trade, raise prices' c: ok Chinese Chamber of Commerce QMNd the view yesterday that the Federaiosed new method of valuing imports for iNMsneat would damage the trade between iioore and the Federation. I The Federation intends to tax imported ?oods on their
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    Ex-court official s accused
    46 5 ■WORTH, Thurs.— Aiiff. 32. the ButterIBjfcste's Court, was ttiday before Inche I Hussein on a :;:r.:r.al breach of transferred •lo the Butterworth t! tart. Bail was alleged to i crimin?l I *W ol $100 as a ii the But. ''-'rate;, Court *:< 1953
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    $19,000 AID TO THE POOR
    55 5 ■teWT of feint vin»*Paul spent Sl*)..-j3O on J»bi poor families of i Wt oftwren October 1 pfcißdlliTch this year laqv «-a.s used on items such as rent, school fees, pocket money for children, rations, and transport fares to Sunday mass. The fund was raised by
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    THE CAMERA WITH A PAST ENDS IN CUSTODY
    176 5 THE CAMERA WITH A PAST ENDS IN CUSTODY rE much travelled Robot camera given to Singapore film magnate. Mr. Loke Wan Tho, as security for a loan. Is to be held by the police for safekeeping The sixth Magistrate. Mr. K.T. Alexander, made this order yesterday at an inquiry Into
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    Pillion girl hurt in crash
    42 5 A 19-year-old girl, Tan Slew Joo, was seriously injured when a motor-cycle and a car collided at Braddel Heights, Singapore, last night. She was riding on the pillion. The motor-cyclist, Cho Choo Jue, 22, was slightly* injured.
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    POSER: CAN TWO MEN JOINTLY DRIVE A 'KILLER' TRUCK?
    397 5 HgjkLjite case in which teacher and pupil were held ginltv (;AN two men be jointly charged with driving a truck which knocked down and killed a cyclist? Defence counsel in a Singapore court yesterday submitted they could not— and the magistrate
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    New officials are chosen
    59 5 K U A L A TRENOGANU, Thurs— The officials of the Kuala Trengganu District Boy Scouts Association for 1956-57 are: President Dato Blji Sura, secretary Inche Mohamed bin All; treasurer Mr. Yeo Van Poh; committee Capt. Benerad Preedy, Dato Kamal Wangsa, Inche Taliff bin Lisut, Inche
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    MYF concert
    27 5 The Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship will present its annual variety concert at the Wesley Church Hall in Fort Canning Road on September 7 and 8.
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    Man in sea dash to hospital
    114 5 CANON SVERRE HOLTH, 54, Anglican lecturer at Trinity College in Mount Sophia, Singapore, who was operated on for acute pancreatitis at the U.S. army hospital in Ryukyus, Okinawa, on Wednesday. Canon Holth's wife, Bin. Ellse Holth. said in Singapore yesterday that she was shocked
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    Keep clear of Colony bad boys, Razak tells children
    198 5 Keep clear of Colony bad boys, Razak tells children KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minister for Education, Dato Abdul Rank, has instructed principals of all schools in the Federation to warn pupils going to Singapore for the holidays to stay away from the students of four "bad" Chinese schools. The schools
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    THREE STILL LONELY GIRLS
    62 5 Nine Singapore lonely hearts six girls and three men met for the first time last night at a dinner at tbe Cathay Restaurant, They were guests of the Cathay Organisation and 20th Century Fox. Three other men failed to keep the appointment, much to the disappointment
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      227 5 High tides TODAY: Singapore 12.54 a.m. (10ft. 6in.) 1.39 pjn. (9ft. 51n,); Port Dickson 8.55 ajn. (10ft. lin.) 9.15 pjn. (Bft. 91n.); Penang 3.10 ajn. (Bft. lin.) 3.08 p.m. (Bft, 2in), TOMORROW: Singapore 1.39 ajn. (10ft. lin.) 3.03 pjn. (9ft, 41n.); Port Dickson 9.31 a.m. (9ft. Sin.) 9.47 pjn. (Bft.
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    Suttee-in 1956 style
    272 6 THE MOUBMIMO WIDOW WHO LIVES OH THREE CUPS OF jj. ni Husband died, since SHE HASN'T FOR 442 DAYS. that a wife should immoTate Ch S husband's funeral pyre i, k ers *2 But there is nothing to J^M T jV prevent a woman committing suttee by
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    Richard returns -with a family
    69 6 RICHARD KUAN went to the United States seven yean ago, to acquire a civil engineering «oalifl»--tion. He returned to Singapore yesterday with hat degree pins a pretty American wife and tw children. Surrounded by happy relatives, Richard, 2S, said: "We're really en a visit. Settle
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    ARCHDEACON ADVISES: FORGET FUN AND GAMES
    203 6 TOHE Archdeacon of 1 Singapore, the Rt Rev. Robin Woods, has advised the young people attending the -Malayan Anglican Youth Camp in Malacca, which opens on Aug. 15, to forget games and socials at the camp. Writing in the Courier, the magatine of 8t
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    New canteen opened
    38 6 The Archipelago Brewery's $100,000 canteen and playing ground was opened In Alexandra Road, Singapore, yesterday. Main feature of the building is the badminton court with a 35-foot high celling. Another part eaten for tabletennis enthusiasts.
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    Touring band
    29 6 The Band of the Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade will leave for Malacca this morning on the first stage of Its goodwill tour of the Federation'
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    He married 2 wives —one day's jail
    212 6 MERCHANT ALSO FINED $250 LIM SOO WHEE, a merchant, pleaded guilty in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday to a charge of bigamy. He was sentenced to one day's imprisonment and fined $250 I Urn admitted marrying a second wife during the lifetime of
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    2 accused of rape
    47 6 Two soldiers. Ahmad bin Haj; Daros and Othman bin Idrls, were charged In a Singapore court yesterday with raping iv*i m h blnte Awang at 830 p.m. on Wednesday, at Pulau Branl. No plea was recorded and both were remanded till Aug. 16.
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    Old Victorians
    41 6 Mr. Ong Bng Ltan has been elected president of the Old Victorians' Association In Singapore. The vice-president is Mr. Low Wing Kee, secretary Mr. Ng Kian Seng, assistant secretary Mr. Wong Yew Koey and treasurer Mr. Tan Khoon Hai.
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    Appointment
    25 6 A former Puisne Judge In the Federation of Malaya, Mr. T. T. Russell, has been appointed a High Court Judge In the Somallland Protectorate.
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    Falling bags kill two
    61 6 Two lightermen were killed by falling bags of cement while they were loading a consignment on to the Pangkor, anchored in the Singapore Inner Roads, yesterday afternoon. About 20 bags crashed on them when a rope sling gave way. The two killed were. Tan Kirn Lian,
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    Convent picnic
    17 6 The Convent Old Girls' Association, Singapore, will hold a picnic on Aug. M at Ponggot^
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    Catholic students meet
    73 6 Catholic university students from 10 South-Bast Asian countries will meet In Singapore this evening on the eve pf their seven-day leadership training course The course, which consists 3f lectures and discussions, will be highlighted by an ad- dress on Sunday by the Federation Minister for Health and
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    Court sets 60 Pigeons free
    42 6 Court sets 60 Pigeons free court a*'^k curious bvs& matched ffiJS j glstrate, jf- *S< ■fits nnc r Malacca r* HgaSs the man .thel£! ease the birSJV" they might diT^J Some cf the p w court compound aJ some of the pieeoi
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    1,000 SEARCH FOR MAN LOST IN SEA
    71 6 1,000 SEARCH FOR MAN LOST IN SEA BRUNEI, Thuij than a thousand pnt Kampong Tamoi, h water village, 1«, searched unsucceista one of the villagers iii appeared whi> flshtet i his six-year-old sc:.. The missing kj: .< bang bin Tahir. 38. fij» six and an aftjsjii North Borneo Trails pany
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    TAXI DRIVERS PROTEST
    49 6 The Singapore Taxi Drivers' Unlcn has protested to a City Council committee against the renting of parking space at the Singapore Airport to a taxi company. The union said tia< undesirable as !t t** monopoly and made !t ble for the company' J" to charge higher^
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    Stork brings a loss
    32 6 IPOH, Thurs.-SN Chinese Materei? tion lost $11,000 it J« maintaining its hospali Members were tcli* l annual meetim w that the aKcata i launch a memberAjta increase revenue.
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    Lock icon FAMILIES OF SUEZ EXPERTS BEGIN AIRLIFT HOME
    202 7 Hundreds leaving: Just a precaution, says contract chief THE FTRST six Britbh^Vto"^^. h < fr E«ypt left here today _«d Sir John Duncanaon, chairman of Suez Contractors (Services) the organisation maintaining former British military installations in the base, said that up to 900
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    Lock icon Blast victims buried
    40 7 CALi (Colombia), Thurs.— Authorities announced last I night- that 357 victims of I Tuesday's explosion have been I buried in a common grave. They said another 90 bodies are still waiting to be identified by relatives. A.P.
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    Atom freighters
    29 7 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Federal Maritime Board announced yesterday that the Government hoped to have its first atom-powered merchant ship in operation before the end of 1959.— RevIter.
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    Tip from a soldier's wife to others...
    147 7 Tip from a soldier's wife to others... From HALL ROMNE Y LONDON, Thurs. LADY TEMPLER, wife of the Chief of the Imperial General Staff and former Federation High Commissioner, had a word of cheer for 92 wives of British troops who returned to Southampton yesterday in the troopship Dunera which
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    36 7 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Federal Court has suspended all court proceedings on claims arising out of the collision of the liners Stockholm and Andrea Doria. They are to be centralised into one litigation.— A.P.
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    Aid for Ceylon
    18 7 WASHINGTON, Thurs The International Co-opera-tion Administration has announced aid authorisations totalling U. 5.53,096,000 for Ceylon.
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    61 7 CROOK-NOTE. NEW JERSEY, Thurs. A thief broke into the flat of Mr. Arthur Church here yesterday, took an old pair of shoes, an old shirt and a necktie and left him this note: "How on earth can honest crooks make a decent living when we get stuck with Junk like
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    68 7 MISS DROSOULLAH DEMETRIADES, the Creek Cypriot girl who denounced the EOKA terrorists in a broadcast after they shot dead her Maltese fiance and beat up her 63--year-old mother. Miss Demetriades and her family have been flown to London for safety. A bomb was thrown at
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      153 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Telling your father perhaps a Possible to slip into such mil- 7 Painful needlework (6). eh*? (7) aMK y ta *•>• Hou (W in spif-reeistering patent (7). is Mind cape (annag.) a ssgusru *••>*» satssnsffi ->. 12 My plaint lessened by graft v Present smooths things
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    75 8 2» Ward, $1$ (minimum) MR. AND MRS. GEOFFREY thank their Friends and Relatives Xor their Presents, Messages and Attendance on the Occasion of their Marriage. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LEE thank Friends, Relatives for Good Wishes, Valuable Presents and Assistance on the Occasion of their Weeding. MR. AND MRS.
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    DEATH
    53 8 U Word* Sit (minimum). TBO: Madam Poh Geok. aged S3 passed away peacefully 5.8.86 residence 53 Nlven Road. She leaves behind 3 sons, 81m Ah Lee, Sim York Hua, 1 daughter, Z daughters-in-law, 3 grandsons-In-law. 11 grandsons, li granddaughters to mourn her loss. Funeral on Sunday 11 ajn. to
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    263 8 M Word, tit (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day tn the "Malay Mall" if you mat to win that $5,000 word punOe. FLORENCE MARQUE-WONG Recitals 13th 16th. Booklikja at Robinsons and Marden Co. NORTH BORNEO Animal Report for 1955" now on sals In John Little's Book Department. $3/. per «opy.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri Aug. 10, 1986. The Peaceful Bid
    579 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri Aug. 10, 1986. The Peaceful Bid There was little in the British Prime Miniater'j broadcast on Suez that was new, and perhaps nothing that was not expected. Sir Anthony Eden restated the British case against unfettered Egyptian control of the Canal While promising to seek
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    Back From London
    289 8 Mr. Lfan Tew Hock has returned from London with no firm promises or agendas. Nor, of course, was anything of the sort expected from the purely informal talks he had with Mr. Lennox-Boyd. Nevertheless, the trip has not been fruitless. It has provided the opportunity for the
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    Study With Pay
    306 8 The Singapore Polytechnic will depend to a great extent on the active co-operation of employers. The Polytechnic will cater not only for students fresh from school, but also those who are already working and who seek new knowledge and skills. Progressive employers realise that much of the
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    Ms the American economics headed far a crash ml
    1066 8  - Ms the American economics headed far a crash ml Jennifer Johns Profile of free enterprise I Amorka is rkh. Nor workers mro among the highest paid in the I world.- Tho almighty dollar is tbo lubrkent which keeps inter. motional trado going. But hor economy is bastd on free onforpriso.
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      Why this Government doctor is resigning
      396 8 MAT I say a few words to the wizards mf**flfT* f Vf the Medical Department I am a Government nwnWcal officer, on the verge of resigning to go Into private practice. Hfiewniig for resignation private practice where I shall have more money, fewer responsibilities,
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      Most we learn 'amah Malay'?
      198 8 Most we learn 'amah Malay'? I AGREE with Anak China Penuntut Bahasa Melayu' that 'a book may be a good book In that it satisfies the need of a particular section of students', if he refers to Europeans who would like to find a means of communicating with their But
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      Living on $700 a month
      278 8 Living on $700 a month APROPOS of living on $700 per month. There ar« only two ways of living In this country and that is within or without your In- come as in any other E country. I would question If there Is a single European brougnt out from UK.
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      Society for accountants
      71 8 Society for accountants IREAD with interest the letter from the President of Malayan Society of Accountants (Straits Times July 27). Will Mr. Hodges kindly supply the following particulars? Have the Chartered. Incorporated and Certified Accountants been Individually invited to join the society? How many of them have Joined so far?
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      PIRATE TAXI LAW MS UNJUST
      260 8 .TOHE City Council has de•i- clared war on pirate taxis by proposing Legislation that calls for a stiff fine, a term in Jail, the suspension of Driving Licence and the confiscation of the vehicle concerned, The confiscation of the vehicle clause In this Legislation ig
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    Schoolchildren to be fingerprinted
    173 9 Sch oolchildren to be fingerprinted T0 WWWTEE 1,000,000 APPLICANTS FOR SCHOOL PLACU L jo PREVENT f OD, SAYS THE EDUCATION DEPT. Xl \LA LUMPUR. Thursday. LnprV reffisteringr for places in FederaW>&; r T 2 are to be fingerprinted. MO" *Kb prints of 1,000,000 boys and IDe lefl 1?; between 1949
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    Police visit club
    46 9 The Anti-Gambling subbranch of the C. I D. visited a Chinese club to the town area on Wednesday night. They found gaming to progress. No arrest was made The police yesterday referred the club to the Registrar of Societies, a police spokesman said.
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    Dato Kamil in Canberra
    48 9 CANBERRA, Thurs.— Dato Nik Ahmed Kamll. Commis-sioner-designate of the Federation of Malaya to Australia, arrived here today and attended a government luncheon party In his honour at Parliament House. The party was arranged by the Australian Minister for External Affairs. Mr. R. G. Casey.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    12 9 Hu» and family *fc m various 1 B?Jff°2 and attend-I"-*JT.a:, :956.
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    Plea to Lim
    33 9 The Fred Waterhouse Workers' Union to Singapore yesterday appealed to the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to help end the 25-day-old strike of its members at Bukit Timah Road.
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    'Expats are distorting the Razak Report'
    171 9 DATO TAN LEADS PROTEST MALACCA, Thurs. Ttae president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan. Is to lead a protest against the way to which the Rank education report Is being Implemented. Sir Cbeng-lock will head an M.C.A. deputation that will can
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    Mahmud (16) owes his sight to a 'good neighbour'
    125 9 Mahmud (16) owes his sight to a 'good neighbour MAHMUD bin Hajl Mohamed lottoc. 16. whose sight has been saved by a delicate brain operation In Sydney win return to Singapore en Sunday. The Australian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Richard Casey, said in Canberra yesterday that Mahmnd's case had thrown
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    A POPULAR COUPLE LEAVE FOR HOME
    278 9 •»|R. and Mrs. A. F. Taylor, a popular couple who have been prominent in Malayan business, social and sporting circles for many years, leave Singapore today to retire In Britain. Mr Taylor, chairman and general n****? of Guthrie CO. Ltd to Singapore for he
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    WORK STARTS SOON ON $323,000 CUSTOMS BUILDING
    142 9 ARTIST'S IMPRESSION of gjiwposed new J325.W* Customs office and checkme station near the Causeway at Jehore Bah- *»»»el» bulldinr will ■tart hi about a week Johore. R. D. Bradley, said te**7 that the bSwinr wwtfd be ready withhfl! months A Customs official said
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    Mr. Lim explains to the lawyers
    514 9 'LEGAL AID NEEDS YOUR CO-OPERATION' SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Urn Yew Hock, said yesterday that the Bar Committee appeared to be under some important misapprehensions about the Legal Aid Ordinance. Mr. Lim told the Straits Tbnea that the Legal Aid Bill was not, as
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    You can win the Jackpot
    77 9 S THE R E is 1 S $25,000 in i fife prize-money in a S The Malayan f 3| Monthly's Jack- S ?S pot Contest *Y\ sjg 9R In addition to jig m $20,000 in the ft 'irst prize jack- fits W pot, there is
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    Car thieves
    28 9 m the past three days, four cameras, a radio set and two wheels, have been stolen from seven cars parked outside shops and restaurants to Singapore.
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    TWO SAFE AFTER AUSTER CRASH
    248 9 TWO SAFE AFTER AUSTER CRASH KROH, Thurs. 'TWO of the luckiest A men in Malaya, an army captain and a police officer, walked out of the Jungle about a mile south of here at 4 p.m. today— and a large-scale air search for their crashed Auster plane was called off.
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    BAN ON CHINA TRIP IS OFF
    81 9 The Singapore Government has lifted its ban on Journalists accompanying the Colony's trade mission to Japan and China. It was announced yesterday that re-entry permits would be Issued to "not more than one journalist repre- senting each newspaper whose management desires to send a
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    Posters: 2 to be charged
    48 9 Legal action Is being taken against two show producers to Singapore for putting up posters in the city without licences. Mr. H. Hawson. the City Architect, told the Straits Times that S3 summonses had been served by his department on the two producers.
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    A TRAMP? HOT THIS LADY...
    350 10 I The week's new films... by CECttE PARRISH Save-a-soul girl Simmons bedomes a Reno regular "HILDA CRANE" it heavy drama that becomes *n excellent end enthralling film mainly became of lean Simmons. It is not often that this gifted actress is given much of an
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    JOURNEY INTO SPACE- AND YOU CAN BELIEVE EVERY MINUTE OF IT
    244 10 I WAS thrilled by "The 1 Forbidden Planet." MCM's exciting first venture into the realm of science fiction. Expensively produced. with just enough scientific fact to make it plausible to even a reasonably intelligent cinemagoer. this film Is imaginative,
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    Don't laugh: Wait till you see this jungle jumble
    265 10 Don 't laugh: Wait till you see this jungle jumble YOU can't blame the chimp for chortling. The antics these humans get up to when they make a film about animals THERE were many things I did not like about Warners* "The Animal World," in which writer-producer-director Irwin Allen has
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    'MOHAWK'—HEAP BIG OLD, OLD STORY
    145 10 'MOHAWK HEAP BIG OLD, OLD STORY ABOUT half way through "Mohawk" the Indians burn the white man's wheat. But the corn clings tenaciously to the end. Rather dull settler-versus-Indian stuff. It is classed as a "Western" though Davy Crockett headgear would indicate something more easterly. Serene amid the thud and
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    50 c. A TIME TO SEE 10 CLASSICS OF THE SCREEN
    192 10 50 c. A TIME TO SEE 10 CLASSICS OF THE SCREEN TWE Singapore Film X Society mast increase its membership to 600 if it is to continue functioning. The subscription fee is $5 for the ie films to be shown next season at the Singapore Council For Adult Education off
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    ANDY HARDY GOES TO WAR
    268 10 I Dice and death in the battle for Italy "tithe Bold and the Brave" 1. is worth seeing if only for its terrific gambling scene This war picture stars Mickey Rooney, Wendell Corey, r»on Taylor and a refreshing new actress. Nicole Maurey. Set in Italy
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    1557 11 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Society queen turned handsprings at 80 TOMORROW WRACY IS STRAITS OF MALACCA PossoH.sod of a curious agelvsaness vh<> vmergeA. am Lady MvndL from eetehrUu into a legend. Old age warn not a period of disintegration with her. i N T E RNATIONAL and diplomatic society in
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      223 11 Rex Morgan. M.B. The hard way \Mffis!s&%^fflEW~*n*u*a «PAgi M A W must find OUT *neil cam "V rrs sometwin^ 1 m>&r find Ovt T alu «6wt SSf^^V CtoE* THAI HAVE ON II K MAP«>V WTTW ME IF 1, AU3NE, 1 WGCAUSB 1 WOULD MO" mMT NCIL LILA. «U OO I'W
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    RUBBER PRICE FALLS AS SUEZ CANAL TENSION LESSENS
    521 12 RUBBER PRICE FALLS AS SUEZ CANAL TENSION LESSENS By Our Market Correspondent TOE easing of the Suez Canal tension, follow. x Ing the statements by President Eisenhower and Sir Anthony Eden, resulted in a down-turn in the rubber price in Singapore yesterday. August first grade fell by over three cents
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    RUBBER PRICES
    142 12 Anxast first frade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singmpore yesterday At 101% cents per lb. down 1% cents on Wednesday's closing price. The elaatna; tone was uncertain. daring prices in cents per lb. yesterday were:— No. l R.s.s. Spot f.o.b. buyers 101%, sellers 101H (Nona); No. 1 R.S.S.
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    PRODUCE
    18 12 action mxr* down it, sp^M 'down st Sinjapor, P-™. Pn<-< I^JB August bujm <..■ JB I «7V Tone
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    31 12 Tilt M«!iyir uj AmocUUo. atoi^H changes In tv r.j yesterday- Srllim T.T. ,fl (JIOI MiUtu h| ,*****: Btiiui sfl n<-ut«ii« mirti :£w *****. dollar ;.-.>;,■ cash aad 6 !::>![■ SttrlnctuqiMtH one IMi({at«aH
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    SHIPPING
    147 12 Ship. Mk aaaawaMa the gtagapan ssara— Baaw4 wkarrea «r sapaelbi today an: WUlem Ruya 1/3. City of OtUwa 4/5. Shinyu Maru C.P.. Henrich Jeasen 6/7, President PUUnore 8/9. Bendoran 11. Bayersteln 13/14, Mlnikol 15/ 16, Aso Maru IS. Tlmlriaaev 19/ 30. Laaam N. Wall 4. R«ang N. Wall 6,
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    FILIPINO COPRA
    53 12 MANILA. Thurs. Export, of Philippine coconut product, during the first half of this year, according to Associated Steamship Line., are in tons as follows: Copra 448,909, ooconutoil 46,393 dedicated coconut 17,668, copra cake and meal 46.031. Figure, for the same period of 1958 respectively wen 344,033; 11.675; 1i.384;
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    RUBBER CROPS
    38 12 The followtnc July rubber crop. ar* notUkad:— Malaka Plnda 118.700 lb., United Malacca 1M.324 lb.. Ayer Moiek 29,340 lb., LaoMT Hlai Baa. Ltd. 44,000 lb., Njraaas 38,174 lb., BrMah 53,000 lb., and KaaU lwaa 183,900 lb.
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    JULY TIN
    31 12 July tin outputs Included:— IJJQO tans of or* wart treated and 300 ton. of tin concentrate. produced by Pmhanc Conaoliaated; taatal Kinat SOS plcuU; No. 3 aasL)i»'Suu. tv iM
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    48 12 Output, from taa estates and mines la toa Guthrie Group for Ute moth of July and for IM6 JodatjJ (in parentheses) an aa i2'25 >l S? fell *W«c k > lb. (1,163.000 lb.): ralm OaUJ7 tou. ,8,186 tons); Pate W* < a tons): Of M 7« ptCUla (10,569
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    46 12 rE Federation's Finance Minister has fixed the following prices for calculating customs duties for the week starting- August 9:— RUBBER: 99 i cents per lb. COPRA: $414 per ton. COCONUT OIL: 5692 per ton. PALM OIL: $794 per ton. PALM KERNELS: $402.50 per ton.
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    20 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS Am'? ***$U Ampol. c,. i«H Bradford^' 't^iVJ b hui p.:; fM Couruuld '*sß| nunlop ..'"■^cmJ pit and TnyJ^^B
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    Metal Box chief is confident of future
    532 14 A SINCERE hope that Government will do everything in its power to give Singapore that security and stability without which new industries will not grow, was expressed yesterday by the chairman of The Metal Box Co. of Malaya Ltd., Mr. C. D. Yarrow.
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    INDONESIAN TRADE COMMISSIONER ON POLICY
    202 14 INDONESIAN TRADE COMMISSIONER ON POLICY INDONESIA'S new Trade X Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. Baron Snts-i--aastra, said that his country was anxious, to maintain the present trade re. laUonsbip with the Colony. He said he would do his best to achieve this and if possible find new markets in Singapore for
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    Colony factory to make new brand of cigarette
    248 14 Colony factory to make new brand of cigarette A SINGAPORE cigarette factory, run by the Universal Tobacco Co. Ltd., has started to manufacture a new brand of cigarettes in addition to the two brands it already makes, Mr. H. P. Ng, the managing director announced yesterday. me new cigarette caueo
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    Marked rise in North Borneo trade this year
    187 14 FGURES issued by the North Borneo Trade and Customs Department in Jemeltoh show a marked rise hi the value of both Imports and ex. Ports for the first five months of this year com*****i with corresponding Period hut year. "Sf Jremi >..
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    30 MORE FILMS THIS YEAR
    301 14 Univenal business in East UNIVERSAL International Films Inc. Hollywood U Were releasing 30 top film productions in the Par Eastern and other foreign markets for tho period March 1«!5« to February 1957, said Mr w Orr, of Universal Pictures (Singapore) Ltd. local representatives of the
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    New for would secretari
    45 14 New for would secretari Hi ether i n >*s public °;>^ stit ute n n (1 «l IV as °f til/ n Public ri Hfc. S ith Sh i'°^ Public ;7 m^i th June !..<i am 'nation. an 7' Paper wi ai J»« av a»lablesho r
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    AUSSIES AGAIN UP AGAINST TURNING BALL
    609 15 AUSSIES AGAIN UP AGAINST TURNING BALL From JACK FINGLETON EDQBABTON, Thurs. rrgne Anstxallana have struck another one of those wickets here at Kdgbaaton, Birmingham. BrlcHblnes, who came to Australia with Brown's M.C.C. team in 1950/51 and found it so difficult to turn his tegbreak that he went over to off
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    S'gor out of FAM Cup
    105 15 KUALA LUMPUR, ThUTS. SELANOOR win not be taking pan in the F.A.M. soccer competition which will start on Saturday when two ties will be played off. Selangor. who were drawn to meet Negri. have withdrawn as they have heavy commitments this season, including preparations lor
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    Olympic boxing trials will start tonight
    261 15 By UMKB CHAN rffflß SING AFOBJK Amateur X P—*-f Asaeeiation will Begsm their Oljaisit trials tonight to select fear boxers to send to Melbourne la November. Nine Singapore fighters will be matched against Services opponents at the Police Training School tonight hi th» first
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    TWO COLONY JUNIOR TEAMS OFF TO BANGKOK, KUCHING
    113 16 pUVE Singapore junior badmln- ton players, led by Leow Urn Fstt. honorary secretary of. the Singapore Badminton Aitrrfiat-Km. left by train yesterday' for a tour of Bangkok. The five players are Un. 'Wei Lon. Malayan schoolboys' singles champion, his runner-up Long Pern
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    I often bowl straight balls
    779 16  -  JIM LAKER The LAKKK STORY (1* MW 1 QOT IB AUMBS I By A TEST bowler has to be like a top-class prizefighter. He has to be able to take it as well as hand it out I had the cricketer's equivalent of a "glass
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    Timely for basketball, athletics'
    176 16 Timely for basketball, athletics' Janet Jesudasan, Alice Tay, Tang Ngi Wan and others for the Asian Oames hi Japan in 1958. "I am sure Mr. Kaufman's arrival will be greeted by all Principals and Oames Teachers and I feel sure that they will utilise his great experience through the coaching
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    Sports Centre to get American coach for 2 years
    252 16 Sports Centre to get American coach for 2 years 'THE chairman of the Singapore Youth Sports x Centre Appeal Committee, Mr. Loke Wan Tho, has engaged the services of a well-known American coach for two years. He is Mr. Raymond Kaufman, 47, whe specialises in basketball and track among his
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    I THIS IS MOW HE DOES IT
    19 16 I THIS IS MOW HE DOES IT Note how Jim's forefinger flicks the ball as it leaves his hand.
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    Mutton did not make the best use of me
    163 16 never like seeing Denis Compton come after me. He is so good down the wicket. Lea Button was just as much a master off the back foot. I'm not allowed to comment on this summer's Tests, but the fact Is that
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    SCHOOLS SWIM TOUB IS ON—BUT WITH NEW PROGRAMME
    264 16 SCHOOLS SWIM TOUB IS ON— BUT WITH NEW PROGRAMME By MOK SIN PIN rpBK SINGAPORE Combined Schools water-polo and swimming team will leave as scheduled today for their controversial tour of Indonesia but with a revised programme. i Their Indonesian hosts ineir inwuHwu uwva have altered the programme to Ret
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    A 'sevens' meet for schools planned
    300 16 A 'sevens' meet for schools planned By SAUL JOSHUA 'THE rugger posts are 1 up at various Sin. gapore secondary schools and that means plenty of action for the tough schoolboys and what a rugger season it promises to be for them. This year, the ruggerloving schools— fit. Andrew's Victoria,
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    Corinthians lose place in Div, One
    248 16 Corinthians lose place in Div, One pORINTHIANS and SlngaVj pore Harbour Board Police will lose their places in the first division of the Singapore Amateur Football Association league at the end of this season. Yesterday's match at Jalan Besar Stadium between Soccerites and Indians sealed the fate of Corinthians. Soccerities,
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    I wait to tackle them in Australia
    18 16 Read Jim Laker's final article in the Straits Times tomorrow. ■■■■■■■■•■•■■•IIMMIMMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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    Rough play at stadium
    175 16 TSK CLOBINO stages of ywtor- day's S.AJ.A. league first division match at Jalan Besar Stadium brought to much nn«b play that releree Adnan bin Isa took down the names of thrac playm. All the players were members of the star Sovxrlte* team, wh< beat Indian R.C.
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    FIVE CENTURIES IN COUNTY GAMES
    103 16 LONDON. Thurs. potTNTV cricket score* at the tea Interval today were: At Claetea. ftasex 193. Surrey 366 for live (Stewart not out l«, Constable M). At HwiWUr. Leicestershire Id. Yorkshire 232 for five (Crate M, Watson not out 61). At Cant«rbw-y, Lancashire 356. Kent 364
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    Singapore swim meet on Sept 29
    136 16 ]?NTRI» are now open for the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's 13th annual national championships to be held at the Singapore Swimming Ctab on Sept. It. Entries must reach the hon. -cretary. Mr. Tok Kboon Seng. M. PasJr Fanjang Road, before ■M. IS. Heats for
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    331 16 SPORTSFRO SOCCER STA GOT AT? SAF STATEMENT D WHEN the Singapore Am,, "M Rahim Sattlr chare ri d r ir F A J among Singapore playSs ribei uftfl often made but never Drovpri and Mr. Sattar was told hv fellow councillors- "Get v concrete evidence and wp w certainly take
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    SUPPIAH LEADS COLONY TEAM
    36 16 Singapore Amateur Athletic Association officials travelling with the team to the Malayan A.A.A. championships are: P. Suppiah (manager), Tal Chong Cheong (captain), and Mrs. M. Taylor and Miss Chen LI Leone (chaperons).
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    101 16 A SEc o\:l o r ut Harv( v A ■< get so far m 8 > lie slipper }ai fc h^'-C-:; as he was bu^-S He should hj»S ce P*r and H,-^ o get to his Plete the fl At the o^; .M li w^
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