The Straits Times, 8 July 1958

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERT I HER SALE EXCEEDS CO, OOP Not*** 1 fit**"* The Straits Times Estd. IMS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 8, lttt IS CENTS
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    BOMBS ROCK LEBANON
    12 1 BEIRUT GOVT. DENIES PLAN TO MOVE TO MOUNTAIN TOWN
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    Lock icon Tripoli troops repulse rebels
    280 1 BEIRUT, Mon.— Bomb explosions rocked Lebanon last night and early today. One bomb exploded shortly after 8 a.m. outside a Beirut post office which correspondents use to file their dispatches, but no casualties were reported. In Tripoli, firing sounded throughout the night and early this morning.
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    A DRINK THROUGH BARRIER OF BARBED HATE
    179 1 A KERBBIDE seller hand, bottle of pop and os) a tray to a thirsty customer through the barbed wire barrier that now runs through Nicosia, the capital of CyTbe barked wire was swtapty British security force* to keep apart the warring Greek aad
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    Lock icon Indonesia closes sea near Java
    193 1 300-MILE COAST SEALED JAKARTA, Monday. THE Indonesian Navy today announced the closure of waters south of west Java to all shipping. A Navy statement said the waters were closed to shipping, including fishing boats, "for the interests of state, safety and security." A Nary spokesman
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    Lock icon Labour inquiry '
    30 1 Labour inquiry LONDON. Mon. Miss Sheila Ogllvle, a Colonial Office labour adviser, is scheduled to arrive In Horc Kong tomorrow to Investigate working huurs and laboui laws then.— Reuter. 1
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    _ RUNAWAY STUDENTS CAN COME BACK: LOt
    83 1 RUNAWAY STUDENTS CAN COME BACK: LOt SINGAPORE »tedenU who have ran away to China without their parents'eonwilt and now regret their folly are to be allowed back into the Colony. This new polky was aanounccd yesterday by the Chief Minister. Mr Urn Tew Hock "They will allowed to re. turn
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    Victory for Adenauer
    69 1 BONN. Mon Dr. Konrad Adenauer, West German Chancellor, yesterday won a resounding victory in the Westphalia State election. proclaimed by his opponents as a plebiscite on his policy of readiness to accept atomic weapons from the United States. This made It certain the Christian Democrats would return
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    150 poisoned
    23 1 TAIPINO. Mon. Zinc oxide fumes escaping from a factory yesterday poisoned more than 150 people In Kaoshlung. southern Formosa. -U P.I.
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    POLICE GUARDING HOME OF BURSTING BULBS
    143 1 POLICE GUARDING HOME OF BURSTING BULBS IPOH, Mon. Police In 1 plain clothes are keeping a 24-hour watch around the Hale Road home of the Federal councillor Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. After a lapse of several days, the culprits started their pranks again at the weekend. throwing stones and electric
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    Lock icon Take-over move'
    34 1 JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesia Government has decided to set up a comi mission under the Minister of Economic Stabilisation, Col. > Suprajogi to deal with Dutch enterprises taken over by the state. -Reuter
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    1,000 give up
    39 1 i JAKARTA. Mon. The military operations command In North Celebes announced today that a total of 1.000 rebels had surrendered by end of June. Most of them were local youths recruited by the rebels -U JU.
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    34 killed
    15 1 ALGIERS. Mon. Thirtyfour Muslim guerrillas were killed yesterday In three separate skirmishes with
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    Lock icon A BRIDAL BRAINSTORM ;
    38 1 A BRIDAL BRAINSTORM TATPKH. Mon. A Chinese bride suddenly attacked rests at her weddim- dinner yesterday with fists and feet. The bridegroom said he would so* the matchmaker for 1 introducing him to a mad woman. UP X
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    TENGKU: 24 HOURS MORE REST
    107 1 ivuni^a uumrun, rauiiuaj, T Is Important that the Prime Minister, Tengki 1 Abdul Rahman, should continue having at leas he next 24 hours in undisturbed rest. A government statemen saying this today added tha the Tengku spent a goo night last night. The Belangor State
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    Lock icon Red film stars are warned
    42 1 SOFIA, Mon. Tbe Bularian Communist Party has rarned Bulgarian film stars hat they mutt be good Comlunists. Among other things, a ommlttee resolution said Urn actors and actresses Mist fight against revislolsm Indifference, dogmatism nd factionlsm. Reuter.
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    David goes free after 55 days' detention
    334 1 David goes free after 55 days' detention AMR v n A vm KUAI^ LUMPUR Monday. y[R. V. DAVID, sccretary-jreneral of the banned National Union of Factory and General Workers, was released tonight after 55 days' detention for alleged "subversive activities." Two conditions govern his release: He may not leave the
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    Lock icon CRISIS ARREST POWERS AGAIN
    81 1 CRISIS ARREST POWERS AGAIN COLOMBO. Mob. Powers •f arrest without warrant, which were withdrawn on Saturday a s a step towards relaxation of the emergency declared daring the Tamil-Sinhalese riots at the end of May. have been restored. No official explanation has been given for the res. toration of the
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    Lock icon 2 a.m. news roundup PASSPORT CHOP
    308 1 2 a.m. news roundup PASSPORT CHOP DELAYS TRADE MEN Endorsement* have not yet been made to the passports of the Singapore rubber traders' delegation, due to leave for China today. This was confirmed last night by the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock. He cave no explanation beyond the bald
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    Social security for towkays
    258 2 PLAN WILL AiO 100,000 SHOULD THEY FALL ON HARD TIMES KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE. Aeanmt-1 Ckiaet* ClnuMfctra mt tony ntorc* htoidranti up. ai plan totpro*44e social security for more titan 100.0(10" CSinese traders* in Malaya. The secretary of the Chambers, Mr. Henry Wong, said- the schenw
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    age group registered
    77 2 age group registered KrALA LUMFUB. M»o-— Btgistration f o» luUteaal service foe that last arena OT men betweenr 2t aad 28 years of age began today ioßtharMeaaateaw RegtottaNomr whftlf starfed*on June 16. will end on Sa*uada» Mfcre tHan 49t.faa> are* atctotf (a Me n&**re* bf then All retrlsuaWon cenires we«e
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    DUNGUN FERRY INQUIRY
    97 2 DUNGUN FERRY INQUIRY OUR report of the Dungtav ferry inquiry, published in« out* issue o? June" 1 10. suggested tVrut beforetha «MM«nt the bus and a 1 car had- been racing each other. Neither the word "raoß nor "racing. was used 'in evidence. Mr. A. L. Lapping, a PußHr Works
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    Rubber for Russia
    61 2 Tbe 5.058 ton Russian freighter Marshal OovoroM which came aftmgsttle th* Harbour Board (wharves at the weekend is (taking, on UMf* tons of Malayan rubber for Odessa. Another Russian freignifer, the Nlrolay Burdenko. Is due alongside the wharves today to load 1.500 tons of rice, which wa*
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    Boy found m jangle
    58 2 AUOR STAR, MO* PeMee' ar^ trying Ur establish ftte 1 identttv of a Bamlay bay; agMl about 14» who was. found wandering, la the jungle this morning by a pellce patrol operating* in Kuaor Panjan», 22 mile» from. here. The bo«> waa unable to sneafc and
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    Girt 3, slashed to death.
    35 2 MALACCA, Nton. Loh Najtap Yt)iig: thrav was ftmnd dead with her throat slaataat at Kamponufßanda. Katta hare yeateßday.' PoMc* Haw datatnad one man and recovered a blood* stained- veaetable toiffc.
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    PostaI agencies
    26 2 KUALA CBMBOR) Mbb> Postal agencies were dp«ned at Chendci-lng in Trsngajaati and Simpang Ampat In Perils on July l, the Postmascm General annoanWM* t«d«|r..
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    Halt foreign cash -Boestamam call
    164 2 PENANG. Mouday. rflltß. fanner president of PSrty Ra'Jiyat?, Thdhv < Ahmad' Boestamam, lkst night < vailed on the Alliance Government ta "halt foreign investment*. "Tney may nHp temparari- I ly to solve some of. our couiltry's financial problems, but in taking away our wpalth, \Hts
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    DIDN'T MAY
    44 2 ■TOALA LDIBPBR, Mea. aaalaaf f*u» mifriee aMted t«« Mr operating as insurance companies witn. oat depositing the necessary ygaiJM wMk W» Aarewi. tant^Gkn«*l» I*ir Attbnrey General's department with the help of «jb Be«(**tion Police aaafcfeißlajHnr of Com. panics are conducting in. vcatigations.
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    To see Britain
    24 2 Fifteen Singapore students fare among student* from 76 nations^ who ttave- earotlkd for HxitlsK Council courses to explere Bfttain tm» aum-
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    Man died after WIVES Bad fought
    237 2 Man died after WIVES Bad fought rALA tBMaTUaT, Moo. —A flgftt between wives soded in tHe death of one »f their huabanda. the Deputy Proiecutor, Inche Moiuwned Salleh. bin Abas, s«M in the High Caurt here Gay lletchman Stag*. batter mater attß»h«*t» the wu charged with murdertna; Snarati Wa^fa his
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    Seeks court
    33 2 Mr Senw DBMg Chowv, nanaging clerk at the law> Trm of iMBsaB. Mattml and i famaeie. attiKapPfe. na s aj>- >11W to- the- High Court 1 fbi' MtnilMeM te piaettse< iir
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    Etectaats: Fvaut s&outd da well
    170 2 PENANG. Men.— lnche Ahmad Boestamam, *id here today he was confident the new socialist front, of wtrten" he is president, woaltt. win. several seats la tbe next gfnerai. 6 "Our ooastUutlen, However* has- nat'. »c» beea- ,afW»oved by the Qovernment; he tolo the Straits Times.
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    11 Reds doomed
    32 2 SBMMiTY FORCES DRAW GIANT NET ROUND ULU SELANGOR JUNGLE aa^naaaalaafeM a^a^B^Lnl^^B^Ha^^BW IBS Caß PBBMPrf fta^ft» B^aa^aA^-«W> ni "■aaaar HV^^^Bv HaW rid «T tfte terrorttH a^Bata* Yk.. k^,4 aTMry Hid
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    CHOLERA SWEEP IN SIAM NOW ON DECLINE
    110 2 CHOLERA SWEEP IN SIAM NOW ON DECLINE V™ siialera epidemic wl Sfawn since Mhy r»w TTMr «ctty J»»gl»r otWP L.^L*"*"*"" m«t laeast sCaaaMea afttfnr eptdsmter mda lUnt aatliniatte. In Uw wwk raritac June M. &388 eaaea mr nyntrt ,«*Mt wstfh MM surf 2,010 rail la tto previous two TU> year
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    CAR DRAGS CYCLIST AFTER CRASH
    40 2 CAR DRAGS CYCLIST AFTER CRASH MJKTT MKHTAJAM. Mod A car dragged a girl cyclist aiang Croaa Street after 1 < < ainalpn y«atenlay evening The girt Tan Lai Guek, li received multiple injuries aliid was taken to Bukit MertaFour pedestrians wre Jisd
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    Party meeting
    25 2 Th~. eWjr branch of the Singapore Party Ra'ayau will hold its annual* raaMtif ok Sunday in Llm Kb, Wo» Road, oft OulUemard Road.
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    Opium case man cleared
    90 2 Mi STffll, Mm. Maa- inn Jassin. a 31IWMii labroeer accused at tfiMi wing nplom wa> «^MH Mar by tie president of the Sessions Court. BMNttoe Constable Artffln Mtv MMs tow me coirt-t he- sesuheu a bug o*n which he was sitting at I Aldr Star railway
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    CURB —SO NO TIN PENANG
    198 2 CURB SO NO TIN PENANG IPOH, Mon. Penang 1 will not have its first tin. aline,, at l«aat> not tM the present International control on production. i& Litted^ A IWnes DdpA/trtertfrfpeHesi ihaa* toid Dhe Straits Times' today that i« view of WHr pil'*lit restriction i on ti«. prociarnon, dtere i«
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    Lock icon Now a Soviet threat to quit U.N.
    271 3 DAG GETS MOSCOW PROTEST ON NAGY DEMONSTRA TIONS MOSCOW, Monday. THE Soviet Union threatened yesterday to pull out of the United Nations if there were any further anti-Soviet demonstrations outside its delegation's office*, in New York. Russia also charged that those in the
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    Lock icon Mr. MOLLET TELLS SOCIALISTS: 'DE GAULLE BEST MAN'
    208 3 Mr. MOLLET TELLS SOCIALISTS: 'DE GAULLE BEST MAN' PARIS. Mon. THE Socialist Party leader, Mr. Guy Mollet, cave solid backing to Gen. de Gaulle yesterday at a heart searching ''conference of ir.forma. tion" staged by the Socialists on their attitude to the general and his government. Mr. MoUet, who joined
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    Lock icon Fire at stables
    28 3 LLLV CL.rtrMlJ iviuii n«r swept through the stables at the Randall Park racetrack here yesterday. kilUng 14 horses and causing damage estimated at $80,000— Reuter
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    22 3 LONDON, Mon Angli an bishops and archbishops from all over the world met here today for the Lambeth conference. Reuter.
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    Dulles tribute to 'a man of wisdom' WASHINGTON, Monday.
    204 3 Dulles tribute to 'a man of wisdom' WASHINGTON, Monday. iiHE United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, returned here last night from Pans and immediately paid tribute to Gen. d» 3aulle as 'a man of wisdom and power." Speaking reporters at Washington Mtional Airport, Mr. Duilei oild: "1
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    Jap mission in Hong Kong
    40 3 HONG KONG. Mon. A Japanese industrial mission arrived here today for a three-day visit on the last leg of a 19-day South-East Asia tour. The mission has already visited Taipeh. Manila. Jakarta. Singapore and Bang-
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    China ban stays
    27 3 MANILA. Mon— The Philippines will continue to ban all trade with Communist China, the Foreign Affair.-. Minister. Mr Fellxberto Ser rano. said here today
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    TOE 49th STATE DWARFS TEXAS
    49 3 TOE 49th STATE DWARFS TEXAS WASHINGTON ofßrtals ssv that President Elsenhower certain to sijn the BUI makirg Alaska the 49th state This nap ah ws the si/., <>." \laska. which is two and a lair times the aise of Texas. It ha* -i area 556.4 M square miles— L.F.l picture.
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    Anonymous offer to bomb Britain
    68 3 THIS IS a photostat copy of the letter aent to Mr Jacob Malik, the Soviet ambassador to Britain, offering to drop a nuclear bomb off the coast of Britain as a protest aajainat the British Government's refusal to halt A-bomb and Bbomb tests. The letter
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    Anti-vodka wives write about their woes
    199 3 Anti-vodka wives write about their woes MOSCOW. M on.— Tales of vodkatippling and its immeasurable woes filled the pages of Soviet newspapers yesterday in response to an antldrunkenness speech made in Leningrad last Friday by the Soviet Prime Minister. Mr Nikita Khrushchev Writing in the newspaper Soviet Russia, a schoolmistress,
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    Lock icon Arsonist is jailed
    45 3 ADELAIDE. Mon A fire nief who deliberately started .wo house fires was Jailed for 12 months here today Joseph Walter Stubbs pleaded not guilty to starting the fires. Mr. Justice Ross said that the evidence suggested Stubbs was a psychopathic case Reuter
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    Lock icon – The bride, groom and priest—by parachute
    114 3 The bride, groom and priest— by parachute rRIN, Mon. Bride bridegroom and the priest to marry them floated on to an airfield near here yesterday in a nuptial parachute display. The priest. Don Lino Basso. a former parachutist chaplain, was first to jump. Close behind him came Bianea Cappone 18
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    52 3 ACCRA. Mon.— The houses of some prominent member.* of Ghana 's Opposition United Party were searched by police last night. The police had warrants Mr Victor Owasu. a United Party executive member, said the warrants were Issued under a section of the criminal code dealing with seditious
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    Lock icon Ingrid's friend is hopeful
    52 3 LONDON, Mon. Ingrid Bergman, the film actress, arrived here by air from Parts last night with the man she; recently planned to marry, Swedish theatrical producer Lars Schmidt. Mr. Schmidt said 'I can't possibly say If we shall b^ married this year, but there is always
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    Lock icon NEW CHARGES OF POLICE TERROR IN U.S. CITY
    214 3 NEW CHARGES OF POLICE TERROR IN U.S. CITY WASHINGTON, Monday TiHE National Association for the Advancement Coloured People has filed a new complaint police bru:ality to Negroes in Dawson. Georgia Mrs. Ruth Hurley, south- 1 eastern regional secretary, said reports had been received that two Negroes were shot by a
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    Police quiz honeymoon couple
    109 3 Police quiz honeymoon couple BUDE (Cornwall). Mon. f)OLICE here yesterday in- 1 I tervlewed a honeymwn couple in their hospital beds after the wife had been found injured at the foot of a cliff aid the husband had been taken unconscious from a hotel The couple. John and Daphne Oldneld
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    25 3 r TOKYO. Mon. -Four Japanese doctors left for the United States to report on their findings regarding Kanamycln. t Japanese discovered antibiotic. Reuter.
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    Mosley jeered
    30 3 LONDON. Mon— Sir Osward Mosley, pre-war British Fascist chief and now leader of the Union Movement, was greeted by howls and jeer* at a rally in Trafalgar Square
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    AIRLINER RECALLED AFTER 'BOMB' TIP
    249 3 LONDON, Mon.— A Swissair DC-6 airliner bound for Zurich returned 'o London Airport yesterday after authorities received an anonymous telephone call reporting that bombs had been planted on board. The air- liner, which DctT I carried a ■Ml crew of eight ....I and 26 pas-
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    Man broke 'stay out' order
    5 4 Man broke 'stay out' order
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    Police changes:
    26 4 irun, Man. rmice in- spector Arnold Fernandez of Parlt Buntar has been transferred to Ipoh and has been succeeded by Inapßctsr Chwee Peny Keen**.
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    Public lecture
    98 4 JjCTTBITvJDRTH, Mon. (MaaMj to eanrpiy wttb. the MCBBI Of a RStttettßß JamalooWn, it was stated. had been restricted on June 3». I«B7. tar a period of 18 joa from the Mar poßee dUtrleU «r Oeonre twwo, PW— j, ■wtterwerth BBMP Bttfcit Rvertalam. The Province Wellesley Circuit Magistrate. Tuan
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    Trade fair fountain a
    224 4  -  tCC LEE SPONSORS SEE MAYOR TO SPEED UP PREPARATIONS £y "pro CENTMES s*)ft kiffk !oV Ctlipyi \mm--1 Sponsors of the exposition yesUrday toid th* Mayor, Mr. Ong Bng Guan, that they planned to p»w"' the architectural construction* La City Council as a contribution to its plan
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    SPORE _ MAN CALLED TO BAR
    40 4 SPORE MAN CALLED TO BAR eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Yjtb Cfcye Mm m, «f Staf*paw, WBv vccm mRa to Bar n Lradta. An iM b*y_ *f me Ancto■Main* tm HH kori »MKd M« tew ftnalg in May last.
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    SEVEN SHIPS OF INDIAN FLEET FOR COLONY
    213 4 SEVEN SHIPS OF INDIAN FLEET FOR COLONY JALPB €t Ma* bMtan fleet wH be arriYlng in Binga»--poft #w the sot tawr dsjs on cjtMdwtfi vteit. 1 Tft« iHgiliiu MB ■taort «*MI 1* beadta* Oar ieet! la expected today with tear Admiral A ChakraTartl. Flag Oflfcecr T*Tmißmttt the indtan flavt. on
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    Anti-Red pledge
    32 4 rtULIM, Mon. About 1,50€ villagers of Junjan*, on* oJ i the "blackest sputa" of central K*dah, yestrnday pi«*?ed to rid tiw nearby Banisu forest reserve of Its remaining 13 Communists.
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    f OPERATION SUCCESS—AND FOOD BAN IS EASED
    124 4 f OPERATION SUCCESS —AND FOOD BAN IS EASED OEOAMAT. Mon. As a reault of Urn mcmbi of 'Operation Cobble," a food) denial measure launched' acßtrat toe Communists hut year, all restrictions 1 In the Segamat area have now been relaxed. 1 All foodstuffs. Including rice. can now be purchased from
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    What's on in the town today
    706 4 CATHAY: Ptauleln 1. S3O RM. 9.M; OVBVN: Twasure of i Ruby HUls 1.15. 3.30. 6.45. 9.19* PARAMOINT: Cnandraannta 3.30. 6.30, 9.30; CXFITOX: Tattered Dress 1.19. 3.30. 6.10, 9.30: BBX: Orm Pferer 1 13, 3 30. 8.3 a L"*O: BXwJ»lttaU ktaa 3 15. 7. 9.M:
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    Six rob man $100
    42 4 Six rob man $100 MALACCA. Mon. Lin Tens Ben«> a siiopkaepee la Temple Street here, was stabtbed on the- chest and robbed of $100 ftp six masfee* an* acmod men early yesterday 'I l icy men fled when he shouted for help.
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    Court is told of station assault
    397 5 INSPECTOR: I SAW OFFICER AND DETECTIVE SLAP AND PUNCH A SUSPECT SEVERAL TIMES MALACCA, Monday. POLICE inspector told the Magistrate's Court here today that he warned another inspector to stop assaulting a man who had been brought to the central police station for in
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    Too youngso waited 30 months to be lawyer
    130 5 Too youngso waited 30 months to be lawyer ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Seremban youth passed his final bar exam when he was 18, but he was too young to become a lawyer. So Karam Singh, whose father. Mr. B. Kehar Singh, is also a lawyer, marked time for nearly 30
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    Bermuda post for ex-Colony judge
    96 5 Bermuda post for ex-Colony judge SIR NEWNHAM WORLEY, bti. former Puisne Judge in Singapore, has been appointed Chief Justice of Bermuda at a salary of t: 3.2*0 a year plus allowances. Sir Newnham Joined the Malayan Civil Service in 1914 and became Registrar of the Supreme Court in 1931. He
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    Malaya now a full member
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaya is now a full-fledged member of tne United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, it was stated by the Ministry of Education today. The Federation High Commissioner in Britain recently signed the UNESCO constitution. Before merdeka. Malaya was an associate member.
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    AUSSIES PICK SEASIDE
    72 5 PENANG. Mon. The Australian Army has leased two blocks of flats for service families at the Penang seaside resort of Tanjong Bungah five miles from the city. The flats, five storeys high, belong to rubber magnate Mr. Heah Joo Seang. Each flat, leased for two years, has
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    GIRL EMBRACES ISLAM—THEN WEDS PENGHULU
    121 5 GIRL EMBRACES ISLAM— THEN WEDS PENGHULU IfUH, Monday. A CHINESE girl working as a rubber tapper in Lenggong. and the assistant penghulu of Grik, were married here today immediately after the irl had embraced Islam. The girl. Leong Klew. aged '2. came with her fiance, Inhe Ahmad bin Yit. to
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    Teacher off to Copenhagen
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A former teacher of the Victoria Institution, Mr. Chong Yuen Shak. left here by air today for Copenhagen to attend a 10-month course in educational guidance under a UNESCO fellowship. Mr. Chong recently worked in the Examinations Syndicate in the Ministry of Eduratlnn
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    Bersanding for English bride
    59 5 INCHE IKMAL HISHAM. an architect, and his English bride, Che Sufflah binte Abdullah (formerly Miss Valeric Dearing) at their bersanding ceremony In Kuala Lumpur on Sun. day. Inche Hisham is a son of the chairman of the Federation Election Commission, Tuan Haji Mustapha Albakri. Miss Dearing
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    Girl, 16, is missing
    62 5 IPOH. Mon. A girl. Ho Kok Moot, alias Choo Tal. 16. has been missing from her home in Hale Street since last Wednesday. Her worried father. Mr. Ho Weng a bus driver, has asked the police to help him to find her. Choo Tal Is the
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    RACING MAN SETTLES RACEHORSE CLAIM
    133 5 RACING MAN SETTLES RACEHORSE CLAIM PENANO, Mon. The Penang High Court was told today that ft racehorse owner. Mr. A. M. Abu Bakar, had settled his account with a racehorse agency In England. Mr. Bakar. the Penang State and City Councillor, who was absent last week when the suit was
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    Call for ban
    24 5 SEREMBAN. Mon A town councillor, Mr. Chin See Yin. will ask the council on Thursday to prohibit dog shooting In Seremban.
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    Confidentially, it's too complicated...
    131 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE "confidential survey" launched by the Government recently to find out how much money 6,000 Federation firms pay out in salaries has hit a snag. Many firms have found the questions far too complicated. Now. in a directive. th< Statistics Department has asked
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    Soon dulang wash probe
    60 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation Government will set up a committee soon to investigate the plight of the country's 8,000 dulang washers. This promise was made by the Minister of Natural Resources, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddln. when he met a two-man delegation from the Malayan Chinese
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    Pakistan envoy to see King
    55 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Pakistan High Commissioner to Malaya. Ma j. -Gen. Nawabzada Muhmmed Sher All Khan, will present his credentials to the Yang diPertuan Agong at the Istana Negara tomoorrow morning. Today he paid a courtesy cat on the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
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    Maid robbed of gold chain
    67 5 IPOH, Mon. Four girls who were cycling home along Golf Club Road last night were waylaid by three youths who robbed one of them, Lee Geok Chin, of a gold chain worth $90. The girls, employed as maidservants were returning to their homes from the
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    —m—THE— NUMBER FOR FIRES AND ACCIDENTS AS WELL
    111 5 m—THE— NUMBER FOR FIRES AND ACCIDENTS AS WELL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Police here will launch a campaign next week to make people more conscious of 919. The 0.C.P.0., Kuala Lumpur, Mr. i. J. Raj. told the Straits Time s today that slides will be shown in cinemas telling the public
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    Wife assisted in lottery
    59 5 IPOH. Mon.— A housewife. Chong Yeng, 30. was fined $300 or three months jail by the Ipoh magistrate today for having assisted in an illegal lottery. Chong. of the Chemor regrouping area, was found guilty of assisting in the 1.000 and 10,000 character lottery at the
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    Minister defends mission school aid
    156 5 Minister defends mission school aid rpHE Federation MinUA ter for Education, Inche Khir Johari, in a statement published in "Malaya Merdeka." official organ of UMNO, defended the Alliance Government's policy in subsidising mission schools. He said that the currlcu" m of mission schools are controlled by the Government and they
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      691 6 The lack ol melhod and skill in city budget planning, and the inefliciency ol tlv Singapore City Councils accountancy system, have been notorious tor years. The city s own officials have protested on numerous occasions, although the public tins rarely been aware of this confirmation of its
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      New Look At The Summit
      435 6 The technical talks et Geneva on the detection ol nuclear tests appear to be going satisfactorily, an impression confirmed by Mr Khrushchev's new note to President Eisenhower which takes up a British proposal for discussions on the prevention of surprise attack Mr. Khrushchev suggested that
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    TIME HAS COME FOR A LITTLE LESS REVENGE AND MORE REALISM
    1100 6 A QUICK TOUR round the "Med." In Lebanon nobody now troubles to deny the newspaper reports that the British and United States Embassies have warned their respective governments against any military adventure on President Chamoun'a behalf. Similar warnings from
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    A new lease of life for Urdu
    639 6  -  Adrienne Farrell by NEW DELHI. WITH the gradual development of Hindi as the national language, the Congress Party has become conscious of a growing threat to the existence of Urdu in India Urdu and Hindi are so closely related that they have been
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      85 6 TtHE tacu> put torwaro by "Educator" (B.T June 14) are serious and warrant Immediate action by the authorities concerned. Malayanisation should not necessarily mean positions for Asian officers regardless of their capabilities. Positions like chief education officers In the Edu cation
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      ECONOMIC AWAKENING OF MALAYS BEGUN
      103 6 ECONOMIC AWAKENING OF MALAYS BEGUN IAM proud and nappy to see that several Malays from all parts of Malaya won several prizes and high honours at the recent MAHA show. This clearly shows that the economic awakening of the Malays has begun and they deserve nil encouragement But the boycott
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      WHY BAR FEDERAL MEN FROM JOBS?
      129 6 WHY BAR FEDERAL MEN FROM JOBS? 1 REFER to your report on the possibility of Federal citizens being barred from the Colony's public service. It Is not clear to me whether a person, who is a British subject may be barred from the service Just because he also holds a
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    'Noone can harm me9 boast by thug—now he's dead
    516 7  - 'No one can harm me 9 boast by thug— now he's dead EE BOON LEE By GANGSTER WHO WAS MURDERED IN BRAWL OUTSIDE COLONY BAR REFUSED TO HEED PARENTS 9 ADVICE A SINGAPORE mother threw herself on the corpse of her gangster son yesterday and wailed: "My son, my son,
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    Off to England for a nursing course
    92 7 r in k i run iiibls, an ageu 19. who will be leaving Penang on Friday in the Carthage for England to take a three-year course on nursing. They will Join St. Luke's Hospital. Guildford, in Surrey. Bark row. from left, are Miss
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    UNSUNG HEROES LOSE JOBS AS FEDERATION GOES WHITE
    153 7 UNSUNG HEROES LOSE JOBS AS FEDERATION GOES WHITE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A SSISTANT A officers in Malaya are rapidly losing their Jobs as more "'white" areas are declared. The assistant resettlement officers deal with people in new villages and remote areas suspected of being Communist sympathisers. When a "white area"
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    5 years for robbery
    71 7 Tan Jiak Hong, 23. was Jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday for robbing a schoolgirl Alice Goh Tak Yiong, 19. of Jewellery worth $70 in Town- send Road on the night of May 8 this year. Another youth,
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    New president
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Chai Kene Hock has been elected president of the Selangor Clerical and Administrative Staff Union. Messrs Yeoh Teck Chye and A. Sivananthan are vice-presidents
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    Postal 'college'—Australia to send an expert
    347 7 Postal 'college' Australia to send an expert GRANDDAUGHTER OF SULTAN TO WED BANK EXECUTIVE JOHORE BAHKI Mon. granddaughter of the sultan of Juhore will marry into a distinguished commoner family at a glittering ceremony bere on Thursday. Five hundred guests have been invited. SHE is Tengku Aiizah. daughter of the
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    DRUGS: HOSPITALS TOLD 'ECONOMISE'
    156 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. 'THE Selangor Medical Department has told all < state hospitals to economise on the use of drugs. < owing to the position of stocks. Selangor's State Medical Officer. Dr. W. J. Jessudasan. said die economy plan would by no means lower the standard
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    ONE MAN ON 5 THEFT ! CHARGES
    88 7 ONE MAN ON 5 THEFT CHARGES KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Kassim bin satijo appeared in both the Magistrate's Court and the Sessions Court here today to answer a total of five charges of housebreaking and theft. In the first court, he was Jailed for one year for stealing a bicycle. In
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    Naval visit to Penang
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Capt. Mohamed Ghazali bin Mohamed Seth, of the Federation Army, has been appoint ed military r.ttache to the Malayan Embassy in Jakarta. His is the first appointment of a military attache by the Federation Government In a non-Commonwealth country.
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    Work soon on palace
    25 7 KLANG. Mon. Work on the new $2j million palace here for the Sultan of Belangor is expected to begin next month.
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    Minister at Dungun
    60 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Inche Sardon bin Haji Zubir. today visited the Dungun ferry, where 23 people were drowned when a bus and a car plunged into the Dungira River In February. Inche Sardon said he would meet Trengganu Government officials
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    wants a ban on dance, drink
    250 7 wants a ban on dance, drink IPOH, Mon —The Pen--1 insular Malays Union wants the Federation Government to ban all forms of gambling, including the welfare lottery, alcohol and cabarets. Twenty-six delegates at the party's annual conference here yesterday, took strong exception to these practices. They felt that national revenue
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    ROTARY TO BUILD A SWIM POOL
    94 7 ROTARY TO BUILD A SWIM POOL MALACCA. Mon. The Malacca Rotary Club's new president, Mr. W. R. Miller. said here on Saturday night at the installation dinner that during his term of office the club's first project would be a swimming pool for youths in the town. Other new club
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    Out:' Pay up' demands
    51 7 Out: Pay up' demands KLANO, Mon.— More than 320 families In Klang and Port Swettenham will be told that their water supply vrill be cut off if they do not pay up their arrears. PWD spokesman said today that unpaid water bill* in the two towns amount to more than
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    Appeal goes out to candidates
    45 7 The Singapore Director of Posts. Mr. H. M. Rose, appealed to candidates in the City Council Kallang byelection not to paste election posters on any post office buildings or posting boxes. This is an offence under the Post Office Ordinance.
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    'Prepare for polls— or we won ft win'
    176 7 'Prepare for polls— or we won f t win KUALA TRENGO ANU. Mon. The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Bardon bin Ha]l Jubir. last night advised Alliance councillors to begin preparing for the state and federal elections next year or face defeat He told more than 50 UMNO
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    GOVT. TEAM TO CHECK ON TRADE FAIR CONDITIONS
    219 7 GOVT. TEAM TO CHECK ON TRADE FAIR CONDITIONS KIM A 1.1 Ml 1 K. Monday. THREE Government* officials will visit the site of 1 the $3 million trade fair at Bukit Bintang Park here tomorrow. If they are satisfied that there is no emphasis on goods from Communist China the
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    Haji angry he was given 2nd class ticket
    130 7 Haji angry he was given 2nd class ticket KOTA BHARU, Moil. A member of the religious advLsoiy committee to the Conference of Rulers. Tuan Haji Ishak Latif, left by train for Kuala Lumpur tonight tor a meeting of the coinmnee there tomorrow after threatening to boycott it. He had been
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    Trio accused o extortion
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three men were charged here today with extorting $20 from !Gan Kirn Bee at a sawmill in Klang Road yesterday. So Hang Soon. 28. Yeok Ki.n Guan. 23. and Tan Teng Hup 29. pleaded not guilty. They were remanded In custody until Monday.
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    Royal audience
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Yang dl-Pertuan A>on« received Gen. Sir Richard Hull, the new Commander-in-Chief. Far East Land Forces in audience at the Istana Negara here today.
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    MOBILE CLINICS
    184 7 Family planners take to wheels to aid village mothers I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1Y —Mobile clinics will soon tour new villages in Selangor and Perak to advise mothers on family planning. The Federation of Family Planning Associations here has approached the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board for 820.000
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    492 8 THERE'S NO GLAMOUR IN CHINA YOUNG AND PRETTY. A short evening dress of white broderie Anglais*.- and nylon tulle, mounted over stiffened nylon taffeta petticoats. This Singapore dress, by "Hilda' is one that Marion Willis will take with her to America when she competes this month in the "Miss Universe"
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    SAMFUS AND NO HIGH FASHION
    705 8 MRS. A. J. S. Pullan, wife of the former British Consul-General In Shan- ghai, who was in China for the past two years, talked about women's clothes there when she passed through Singapore recently with her husband, j And Mrs. Pullan's report is quite enough
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      198 8 Straits Times Crossword 77" across t. Utht supporter, also a priest I. Place Crete In a container at the centre (10). Colour of the cruel sea (4). 10. It extends from the trunk S^°??P* aDd Crorty ll0) i*. flaw Kit \1). 13. Friend takes in crruin re- 1% ,iS BMtUm
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    Rescue vessels stood by as 40 perished in sunken sub
    917 9 began hammering out ft message on the hull. "Is gas bad?" he asked. "No. but the air is thin," came the reply. "How long will you be now?" Eadie asked how many were left. "SU. Please hurry! Will you be
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    Lock icon It was 102 hours before oxygen could be pumped in, when it was too late
    574 9 above heard the pathetic plea. They were powerless to do anything. During the night the weather didn't let up. Inside the hull the half-dozen men were getting weaker. On December 20 at 6.20 am under
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      209 9 1 4irni4>ti A #o. King 3laa [■^'anp Put im».<.ap V"> JiTfck NT'"- c\jt- r-tjl s-aVi-. Plllft SaV. ju^t iet« -> Tltv Saini I*H hvsiiv Vhurivrit* TELL HER GEHTLY-") KINO, TO TAKE 1 f I MAY HOPE SOI6 DAY X) BE NO j I U4D niii V EAIMTFD RUT AS T
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    SHARES ARE BETTER AS SHORT-COVERING DEALS CONTINUE
    656 10 SHARES ARE BETTER AS SHORT-COVERING DEALS CONTINUE By Our Market Correspondent SHORT-COVERING was still a major factor o the Malayan Share Market yesterday an kept the prices of industrial and tin share steady in most cases and improved them slight! in others. Both the industrial and tin indexes Improved the
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    OFFICIALPRICES
    20 10 SINGAPORE, JULY RUBBER: 77* cento per lb. (up a quarter of cent). TIN: $36* per picul (down 50 cento).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    161 10 MELBOURNE Mon. INVESTMENT shares showed a strengthening trend with gains In most leader stocks on the Stock Exchange here today. Retailers were Irregular with Woolworths the best move up 6d. to 20s. lid. Dun lop moved up 9d. Mining shares recorded a sllghlly firmer overall tone. Moves were
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    RUBBER PRICES
    149 10 July Orst grade rubber buyer* fob closed In Singapore yesterday at 77 S cents per lb. up a ouarter of a cent on Fridays closing prloe Closing Tone: Quiet after steady Closing prises In cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.B Spot fob. buyers 77%. sellers
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    196 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' AaaoelaUoa made the following changes In Its rates to merchant* yesterday London: selling T.T. or O.D. 2 3 7,8; buying airmail T.T 2 4 OD 2 4 132. 30 dsi 3 4 5 Sa. 46 d.M 2 4 732. 60 d|*t 24 932 90
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    20 10 I Malayan Share Market: Jary 7 Jar/ 4 Industrials: 99.M M.7S Tins: 75.89 74.71 Jan 1 19SS 199
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    SPORE SNIPPING
    207 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harhoar Board wharvei or expected today are: Hsustrum 1.1 Patroclus 45, Jesse Lykei 6A. Klna 6/7. Sudan 8,9, Laos 10/11. Manchuria 13/14. Eastern Maid 15/16, Antenor 18, Walrlmu 19/30. Sedans; N. Wall 2. Prekkat N. Wall 3. Beetong N. Wall 5 Marudu 21/22.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 10 Singapore ChlneM Produrr Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday: Copra: quiet; UK Continent July/August |30 3/4 buyers, »31 1/4 sellers. Coconut oil quiet; bulk $47% sellers, drum tSOH sellers. Pepper: quiet' no business reported done; Muntok white $125. I Sarawak 1134. special Sarawak black 372 (all unchanged). Stngaaora
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    RUBBER CROPS
    88 10 The following June rubber crops are announced: Bata Lin tang 186.500 lb and Parlt rerak 54 158 n>. Baklt Katll 28.301 lb. and Ayer Molek 29.260 lb. Temerloh 73.200 lb. BenU 103.000 lb., Jeram Kumn tan 71.000 lb., Kunaonc 48,832 lb., MrnUkab 60.000 lb., and Sangei Bagan 179
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    12 12 COMMERCE LEADERS SUM UP
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    'Colony business conditions are more difficult'
    405 12 'Colony business conditions are more difficult' BUSINESS conditions in Singapore in the hrsl six months of this year grey/ progressively more difficult, as a result of the worldwide trade recession, local trade leaders said yesterday. They said that almost all traders in Singa pore had been- adversely affected, and-they feared
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    China products main feature
    232 12 CHINA products will be the main feature in this year's Trade Fair at Great World Amusement Park, Singapore, which will take place from August 22 to September 14. Mr. V. T. Shaw, manager of Great World, said yesterday that over 25 Singapore importers of China products
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    'Rubber's future in Asia'
    90 12 EUROPEAN countries are now the main consumers of natural rubber, Mr. Thomas B. Barlow, chairman of Chersonese (FMS) Estates Ltd., points out in his annual statement to shareholders. However, he points out synthetic rubber plants now provide 64 per cent of the United States rubber requirements
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    RECESSION SLOWS WATCH BUSINESS
    223 12 rpHE present trade re- cession Is slowing down the watch business not only in Malaya, but also In other countries, said Mr. M. G. Homberger. proprietor of the International Watch Co. of Switzerland, when he visited Singapore last week. Mr. Homberger said that the recession was
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    Mitsui now offer Malayan shippers another service
    202 12 Mitsui now offer Malayan shippers another service WHE Mitsui Line, one of the biggest Japanese ship 1 ping lines has announced the opening of ye another new service this month, which will furthe benefit Malayan shippers The new service Is to West Africa via Bombay and Suez and the U.B.A.
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    Coconut oil output drops
    60 12 Malaya produced 36.211 tons of coconut oil In the first four months this year, or 19 i per cent less than in the cor responding period last year Of this amount, 9.529 ton.* were produced In Slngapon factories. The April product ton in Singapore amounted tc
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    CPA NOW OPERATE DAILY FLIGHTS
    69 12 pATHAT Pacific Airways Ltd. yesterday bfgun daily flights between Mncapore and Hon< L Konc. and five times a week between Sincapore and Bangkok. rresrarised DC-« and DC6 aircraft are used for these servlcea. The DC-6B is a new aircraft which was delivered recently by the
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    World Cup should be on round-robin I system, he says
    771 13 World Cup should be on round-robin I system, he says OTOCKMCmM, Mon. Mr. HelgeT B«r gerus, the secretarygeneral of the Swedish PotttteU Association aaid hue yesterdby that he thought ttie World. Cup competition sftoiflH P« nut on a round?- rotrth ssstem. "A r«uad-robUi syst»m wouttf be tUnr to Ore cofnpetßnv
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    133 13 RUSSIAN GIRL MISSES WORLD JUMP MARK MOSCOW, Man. KaiMya ChencrrUr. 22-year-old student from Siberia-, camewlthlh rtrreeqnarters of an 'Inch of th« official women's 'world high jninp recocdhere yesterday. The Russian girf war oompetlnf o» tfte opening- day of an international athletics meeting in the Benin StatiiI urn. Three fries She-
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    36 13 9 ABB. Man.— J«ton Massard, Al«r Khan's Frencfi jockey, m H tstsa to hospital with, coacus»4on. and a bruised back after his mount, Yoggf fen In the Grand Pri* De Sahit Cloud here yesterday.
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    79 14 \M EI.BOURNL, Mon Crack Australian racehorse, Sailor's "I Guide, winner of A£64,144 In stakes, will go to the United States to race. His owners, Messrs. A. C. and K. Dibb have accepted an invitation for Sailor's Guide to run In the 1-1/2-mlle International Stakes at Laurel
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    Innings win for Spore Army
    34 14 SEREMBAN. Mon.—Singapore Army beat 17th Gurkha Division Signals, Negrt Sembllan. by an Innings and 25 runs in a cricket match here yesterday. Gurkhas 99 and 96 Singapore Army 220
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    Malays clash
    21 14 TAPAH. Mon. Japan Malays beat Lower Perak Malays 4-2 to enter the Raja Muda Yusoff Cup soccer semi finals
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    Ambulance lose
    35 14 KUALA KANGSAR. Mon. Kuala Kangsar Club beat 16th Commonwealth Ambulance (Talplng) by eight wickets In a North Perak league cricket match yesterday. Ambulance 16 (Menday 3-f Bubramanlam 3-0). X.X.C 173-2 (Subramanlam 103 > o.)
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    Old Boys win
    29 14 TAl*ah. mod. lap an Government English School Old Boys beat Present Boys by 38 runs Old Boys 97 (Ra(eswaran 43. Yogeswaran 7-34), Present 69 (RaJ>swarm 5-23).
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    Best hope for 'gold' is Kum Weng
    346 14  -  VIC MAYACAN By IfIJALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two weight lifters a Malayan and a Singapore are expected to light out a gold medal in the British Empire and Commonwealth Games beginning at Cardiff, Wales, on July 18. The Malayan is featherweight Chung Kum Weng,
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    27 14 MUNICH, Mon. Britain beat West Germany by 122-112 points to score Its second swim win for the year In an international contest here yesterday.— Reuter.
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    11 14 MALAYAN ISAM LEAVES FOR THE EMPIRE GAMES
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    Five closed races fixed for the STC's 35 griffins
    344 14 JOTTINGS. By EPSOM JEEP THERE will be five "closed races," spread over three meetings, with stakes ranging from $8,000 to $10,000, for the Singapore Turf Club's newly-im-ported Australian griffins. The 35 griffins will have their first outlng s In March next
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    The way back to the top
    541 14  -  NORMAN SIEBEL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii By mini BAM LOOKS TO THE PAST TO PLAN FOR FUTURE DADMINTON Association of Malaya D officials who met at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday have very neatly spilled the wind oat of the sails of the angry, indignant people who have
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    KIWIS MAY BOX IN SPORE
    121 14 KIWIS MAY BOX IN SPORE A RRANGEMENTS are being x\ made for the five-man New Zealand boxing team to fight In Singapore next month on their way home after the British Empire and Commonwealth Games at Cardiff. Mr. B.L. Dunsford. secretary of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association told the Straits
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    Colony schools basketball Lge.
    90 14 Results In last nighi* matches of the Secondary Schools basketball tournament played at Singapore Youth Spoils Centre were Group Bl: Rattles Institution 46 Preabyterlan E.B. 50; Chinese High school 50 Oan Kng Seng CMS. 17. Oroup B 2 Tuan Mong 55 Balestler J.T.B. 27. Oroup B
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    38 14 FRANKFURT. Mon. Frank Higglns of New Zealand was killed In the East German "Dreieck" motorcycle races at Gel* when he overshot the track and crashed. He was competing In the event for motorcycles of 350-cc— U.P.I.
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    Krian out
    24 14 TAIPINQ Mon. Taiplng Malays, the holders, beat Krian Malays in the first round of the Raja Muda Cup soccer competition here ye«-
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    HAWTHORN WINS
    145 14 MOSS TAKES SECOND PLACE AFTER TUSSLE WITH BEHRA RHEIMS. Mon Mike Hawthorn of Britain won the French Grand Prix here yesterday In a Ferrari, averaging 125.44 m.p.h. over M laps of the 5.11--mlle circuit. After 3* tops. Hawthorn had built up such a commandIng lead that main interest
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    219 14 DIES AFTER CAR CRASH RHEIMS. Mon. Lulgl Musso. 31. one of Italy's greatest racing drivers since the war. died last night In I a hospital here from Injuries received from a crash In the French Grand Prix motor race here. He swerved off the track in his Ferrari at Mulzon
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    Bannister will begin relay of Queen's message to the Games
    168 14 Bannister will begin relay of Queen's message to the Games ONDON. Mon. On July Li 14, the Queen will hand a ceremonial silver baton to one of the greatest athletes of modern times who will be the first of a relay of runner* to carry her message from London to
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    UMNO score 5
    34 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Selangor soccer results: FAS Div l UMNO 5 Selangor Indians 1: Govt. Departments and Business Houses Div. 3 Bungsar Railways 5 Telecoms 3: Guthrles 3 Sentul Railway 3
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    Meteors fall
    18 14 TANAH RATA. n Chinese High School beat Meteors 47-35 in a Cameron league basket match yesterday
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      Gordon enters! semi-finals I
      65 14 Gordon enters! semi-finals I IPOH. Mon. Perak laJ tennis championships n suits: Women's doubles s,eml final: Mrs. Too Joon Tin and Mrs. P. Matalra bt Mr D. E. Atkins and Mrs J. Pan ton 6-3, 11-9: Men's singi* second round Victor Che bt Roselev 6-0. 6-3: Sulaima Amin bt Ling
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      Layang Layang are champs
      51 14 Layaog Layang Houm (I polnUi and Drake House (141 were Inter-house champions i the combined Trafalgar Schools and II athletic meet at Sout Qua; yeaterday. Individual champions o( tt meet were: School r: Boys-Lo Yuen Kal <Jl>; Girls Low Wa Bng <Ui School II: Ng See
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      Pahang state tournament
      44 14 KUANTAN. Mon. The 1 hang state badminton champ! khtp« wIU be held at Mental from Aug. 30 to Sept. 1. Entries should be sent to t K A. Khoo. Hon. secretary. merloh District Badminton Aelation, c/o 11. Temerloh H C. Mentakab
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      38 14 BERLIN Mon Glsel Blrkemeyer of East German returned the fastest time I the world so far this yei tor the 80 metres hurd when she clocked lO.Ssec I an athletics meet again Poland, here yesterday Reuter
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    70 14 TELUK ANSON Mon. In the tnterschool on K N. Chandran. who won mll rp i av Teiuk An^m via the 440 yds. 880 yds. mile and "T, relay uk n cross-country races at the tnodlst Afternoon Sena Anglo-Chinese School athle- were first. The 4 x 110
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      95 14 IPOB TENNIS: Perak lawn tennis championships. Town Council courts. SOCCEB: Div. 1: 95 Field Battery R.A. v Tamilian* padang; > Bn., Royal Malay Regiment v Perak River Hydro. Coronation ground. TAIPING SOCCEB: Div. 2: Coin v Indians. Jalan padang. TBLUK ANSON SOCCEB: Div. 3: Kuala Bernam Estate v Indian Association,
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