The Straits Times, 18 July 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE t»\ll < FRTIFIER Al E KXCEEPS 110,***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. JULY 18, IMS 15 CENTS
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    LANDINGS in JORDAN, TURKEY
    211 1 MIDDLE EAST CRISIS GROWS; RUSSIAN WARNING American troops airlifted to south Turkey base British, Canadian Foreign Ministers in U.S. talks An appeal to Nehru BRITISH and American troops were sent to strategic points in the Middle East yesterday as the crisis over the Lebanon and Iraq
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    British skymen respond to call for help by King Hussein
    1434 1 BRITISH paratroopers landed in Jordan yesterday at the request of King Hussein and a large contingent of American troops was flown into Adana, a Nato base in southern Turkey, as the Middle East crisis deepened. At the same time Russia
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    MARINES UNDER FIRE
    250 1 pEIRIT, Thurs—ln--11 identified gunmen opened fire early today on United States Marines In the Beirut dock area. The marines were unhurt and did not return the fire. Lebanese police accompanied the marines. A third marine battalion was expected to begin landing today, bringing the number of American
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    Lock icon Planeloads of troops
    129 1 DOME, Thurs. —An undisclosed number of American military transport planes are expected to make refuelling stops at Italian airports today, a spokesman of the American Army Flight Control Service at Rome Airport said. The spokesman said the planes would Include Olobemasters, twinengined "Flying Boxcars" and a newer
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    JUNGLE FIRE RAGES
    61 1 JUNGLE FIRE RAGES KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A jungle fir. brake out near Bungsar Estate. about five miles from here, at S.M p.m. today. Two police tracks and a fire engine, which wen sent, could not get near the lire. There was no road leading to the burninf trees and blukar.
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      Lock icon FLASHES ON MIDDLE EAST CRISIS
      192 1 In the House of Com* rnons tne Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, said British paratroopers were sent to Amman after an argent appeal from King Hossein of Jordan and a warning that an Kgyptian -engineered coap was to have taken place taere today. British Foreign
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    Lock icon Bagdad normal again: Rebel trnons back in barracks
    499 2  -  MAHMOUD ABDUL KARIM FIRST ON-THE-SPOT STORY FROM «WS CAPITAL SINCE MONDAY'S COUP D'ETAT r— By Reutera staff correspondent j BAGDAD, Thursday. •pROOPS who engineered Iraq's change of regime disap|)eared back to their barracks yesterday leaving only guards assigned by the country's new
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      Lock icon JAP SHIP IN TROUBLE OFF COAST OF MALAYA
      71 2 JAP SHIP IN TROUBLE OFF COAST OF MALAYA HONG KONG, Thurs. A British tug left here yesterday to aid a Japanese freighter, the Tamagawa Maru. which is in trouble and is anchored about 300 miles off the Malayan port of Dungun. The agents for the freighter said the tug was
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      24 2 SYDNEY: A plan for a £50 million plant to extract chemical by-products from coal has been approved by the New South Wales cabinet.— Reuter
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      28 2 MELBOURNE: Sir Victor Hurley, one of Australia's finest surgeons and Direc-tor-General of Medical Services in the RAAF durinf tbe Second World War, died here. He was 70. Reuter.
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      18 2 CANBERRA: Negotiations will be held in September to draw up a trade treaty between Australia and Ceylon— UPl.
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      17 2 TOKYO: The North Korean Army headquarters cancelled leave of all officers and men, Pyongyang Radio announced.— UPl.
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      20 2 WASHINGTON: The Atomic Energy Commission has asked Congress for $500,000 to build an atomic research reactor for the Philippines.— UPl.
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      19 2 LONDON: Queen Ingrld of Denmark and her daughters. Princess Margretbe and Princess AnneMarie, arrived on an unofficial visit.— Reuter.
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      32 2 a w w TAIPEH: More than 10.--000 people were made homeless and at least 10 killed in the Haulien area on Formosa's east coast as Typhoon "Winnie" ripped across the island.— UPl.
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      13 2 VANCOUVER: Princess Margaret arrived here to begin her tour of mainland British Columbia
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    Lock icon Macmillan says that joint effort in Middle East is a 'gain for world'
    1676 3 Macmillan says that joint effort in Middle East is a 'gain for world' THE OPPOSITION URGES CAUTION: 'SITUATION IS VERY DANGEROUS' I ONDON, Thure.— Mr. Harold Mac millan toW the House of Commons last night that the close co-operation of the British and American governments in an attempt to face
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    Lock icon Nehru: Foreign intervention is always dangerous
    82 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— The Indian Prime Minister Mr. Nehru, said today he viewed tne situation in the Middle East with "great concern." "Foreign Intervention Is always dangerous," he said. "It leads to all kinds of complications." Mr. Nehru said he wondered whether United Nations
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    LONDON STOCKS
    171 3 V ONOON. Wed.— Condition* on A the Londen Stock Exchange today became distinctly brighter mainly due to the overnight rally on Wall Street and better new* from the Middle Bast. Operators were, however, proceeding with extreme caution and price movement* were somewhat erratic. In the ternoon the news
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    21 3 LONDON. Wed— Buyers 1730 H. seller* CT3I. Ptorward buyen £7J3H; .ellers 1754; Settlement £731. a.m 140 torn; pjn. SO too*.
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    RUBBER
    26 3 LONDON, Wtd Spot W\d Auc »%d.. Sept M\ci.. Oet.-Dec. 24d Jan-March 24d April-Jut* 2*l. July-Sept 23% d.. Aus c.l.f 23>id Sept. ell. Mid. Tone Weak.
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    Lock icon Hussein tells Iraq: Don't be misled by Nasser men
    262 3 REBELS TRAITORS' |£ING HUSSEIN of Jordan, In a message to the Iraqi people and army last night warned them not to be misled by -agents of Moscow and Nasser." He accused Communism of Instigating insurrections In the Arab world and warned
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    NASSER: U.S. ACTION A THREAT TO PEACE
    147 3 CAIRO. Thaws. rresldont Nasser said yesterday that any attack on Iraa would he regarded as an attack on the United Arab Republic, according to Cairo Radio. President Nasser, who is head of the republic. isssrlfcei the American landing in the Lebanon as "serittM
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    He had 'reasonable cause for refusal to sail'
    300 4 SIMP'S QUARTERMASTER ACQUITTED: OTHER CASES ADJOURNED ABDULLAH bin Wadi, quartermaster of the Tronoh, was found not guilty and acquitted in a Singapore court yesterday on a charge of refusing to go to sea "without reasonable cause" on May 24 this year. Giving
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    TWO WORKERS HURT AS CEMENT MIXER BLOWS UP
    85 4 TWO WORKERS HURT AS CEMENT MIXER BLOWS UP KUALA LUMPUR, Than. Two construction workers, Imu bin AMbßkJi •ai Hal Wen» Mmng 17, were knocked WMnmctam when a cement mixer exploded off busy Batu Road here today. Petrel which spurted fr«ft the mixer set lamil tong *wil shirt ob Ire BAs
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    INDIAN NAVY FIRES SALUTE TO PAHANG
    185 4 INDIAN NAVY FIRES SALUTE TO PAHANG tfUANTAN, Thurs. Two ships of the Indian naval squadron arrived here today for a three-day informal visit to Pahang. The INS Tir and INS Cauvery are among seven India., warships visiting Malayan waters on a goodwill tour. A pilot boat carrying the Pahang State
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    No interpreter...
    25 4 A police inspector, conducting a coroner's inquest in Singapore yesterday, used Malay when questioning a non-English-speaking witness. Reason: No Malay interpreter was available.
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    Farm show
    24 4 MALACCA. Thurs. The Governor of Malacca. Mr. Leong Yew Koh. will open this year's two-day agricultural show at Jasln on July 26.
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    Flying club to hold air show
    36 4 The Royal Singapore FlyIng Club will hold Hying competitions and an aerobatlc display at Sembawang en Aug. 4. The club Is using the Sembawang landing strip regularly for training flights.
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    SAFE IS OPENED, GEMS STOLEN
    94 4 SAFE IS OPENED, GEMS STOLEN SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. A burglar opened a safe and escaped with $4.0«t worth si Jewellery here last night. The thief scaled a back wall and broke open a door to gain access to the safe, which was In the main hall of a rattan furniture
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    FATAL CRASH: DRIVER JAILED
    148 4 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang Sessions Court president. Mr. Au Ah Wan, today sentenced a pin-table mechanic. Bernard Carrier, to six months Jail for causing the death of a motor-cyclist. Ong Ah Sea life 25. by a rash act not amounting to culpable homicide. Carrier. 29, had
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    I—POLICE— DETAIN 10 IN RAIDS ON 4 VILLAGES
    66 4 I POLICE DETAIN 10 IN RAIDS ON 4 VILLAGES F3H, Thurs. —Special Branch police swooped on four new villages in the Koala Kangsar area early yesterday and detained seven men and three women for suspec t c d subversive activities. Several teams of police went simultaneously Into the Imaii Katl
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    Pistol, knives found after 60 m.p.h. chase
    156 4 Pistol, knives found after 60 m.p.h. chase SIX MEN IN CAR SOUGHT A LOADED pistol and four knivej, wrapped in two bundles of cloth, were thrown from a car during a 60 m.p.h. police chase In Singapore early yesterday. I The bundles were found later lying at the side of
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    THREE DIE AT SEA ON WAY BACK FROM PILGRIMAGE
    98 4 I>EN AN G, Than. Three I ■ilgrlms died on board the Anshan en her return voyage to Malaya, Tuan Hajt M Yasoff bin Hassan, pilgrimage welfare officer, said here to. <*y. They were Awang Hanoi bin Ismail, of Via Kelaa. tan,
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    Teachers' show
    25 4 The Teachers' Training College In Singapore will hold Its annual exhibition on August 6 and 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p m.
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    33 fires in five days
    58 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The fire brigade was called seven times to put out lallang fires by 5 p.m. today. The superintendent of the brigade. Mr. S. Kanday <h. said that in the past five days his men put out 27 lallang fires. Six houses caught
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    $94 MORE FOR JOHORE TRIPLETS
    79 4 $94 MORE FOR JOHORE TRIPLETS JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Another contribution nas oeen received for Fatlmah binte Tlpok. mother of the Jobore Bahru triplets, bringing total donations 'o $394.50. Incbe Hltam bin Mohamed. secretary of the local youth section of Party Negara collected $94.50 from friends and co-workers. The donation, together
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    Princess contest
    30 4 A "Princess Singapore" contest will be held on Aug 9 at Raffles Hotel In aid of the Abandoned Babies Fund of the Convent of the Hob Infant Jesus.
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    ONLY 3 WANT TO GO
    59 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation of Rubber Trade Association decided today to extend indefinitely the closing date for applications from people who wish to Join its rubber mission to Peking to discuss Chinese complaints on quality. Only three rubber exporters) had so far said they
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    $8,000 haul for two con men
    244 4 $8,000 haul for two con men GLIB TALK, TAXI RIDE —AND A BOLTED DOOR TWO Singapore shop assistants were taken in by a pair of smooth-tongued confidence tricksters on Wednesday and were talked into parting company with pens and watches worth $8,000. The tricksters Chinese— walked into Gian Singh and
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    Lottery fine
    24 4 KLUANG Thurs. Llm Wan. 50. was fined $600 or four months' Jail here for assisting in the running of a fah lottery.
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    INDONESIA'S PRETTIEST FILM MAKER FLIES IN
    85 4 INDONESIA'S PRETTIEST FILM MAKER FLIES IN MISS LINDA WEE. 21, the prettiest and youngest film producer in Indinesia, flew into Singapore from Jakarta by Garuda yesterday. She has just completed her latest film "Summer Holiday". Said Miss Wee (above) on arrival: "Now I need a vacation and I have chosea
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    New parents wanted for| twins without a home
    274 5  -  OLIVE GRUT FATHER EARNS $110 A MONTH, GIVES THEM AWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A NEW home is sought for one-monlh-old twin sisters here whose parents cannot afford to keep them. The twins— Kirn Ling and Kirn Chin who each weigh 51b.
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    No progress in glass strike
    44 5 The management of the Singapore Glass Factory met representatives of its 500 striking employees yesterday to try to settle the dispute. No agreement was reached. The strike is now in its sixth week. Talks will be resumed next Monday.
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    New 'royal' ensign for police
    115 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs More than I.oo* police from aU the states will parade here on July 24 when the Yang di-Pertuan Agonc; confers the "royal" title on tne force. The parade will include detachments from the reeu- lar police, marine police. auxiliary police and special
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    'Union men for polls' proposal
    90 5 'Union men for polls' proposal BANTING, Thurs.— Mr. D Jayaratnam, vice president of the Seiangor branch of the MIC, today called on the Alliance to nominate a number of trade union leaders to stand in next year's general election. Mr. Jayaratnam, who is -also vice-president of the Klang and Coast
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    Ban on parking to remain
    42 5 PENANO, Than.— The City Council's traffic committee has rejected a petition by ISO shopkeepers not to impose a parking ban in the cinema area or Penang Road. The committee, however. agreed to review the situation every month.
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    EYE-OPENER AWAITS YOU HERE, SAYS LIM
    326 5 EYE-OPENER AWAITS YOU HERE, SAYS LIM pHE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Tew Hock, yesterday 1 said the $5 minion Singapore Constitutional Exposition would be an eye-opener to foreigners. In a message which will be published in thousands of folders to be sent overseas, Mr. Lim said: 'The exposition will unfold
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    Youth talks at Penang
    60 5 PENANG. Thurs. Sixtyone delegates from various youth organisations are expected to attend the Penang state youth conference to be opened by the Governor. Raja Sir Uda. at WesUands i School this Saturday. The official opening will be followed by a tea party and j a variety
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    For children's home
    46 5 The Crippled Children's Home at Tanah Merah Besar. Singapore, has re- 1 ceived $2,000 from the Sin-. gapore Pranakan Dramatic Society The money was rals -i at a show which the society staged at the Happy World Stadium on May 29 and 80.
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    Lock icon Commons passes Bill for State of Spore
    367 6 LONDON, Thursday. THE HOUSE of Commons jast night passed a Bill paving the way for internal self-government in Singapore. The Bill, providing for the creation of a State of Singapore and for its "peace, order and good government," now goes to Hie House
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    TOWN PROTESTS OVER CENTRAL FOOD PLAN
    295 6 TOWN PROTESTS OVER CENTRAL FOOD PLAN IPOH. Thursday. 'THE Sungei Siput Town Council has sent a petition 1 to the Central Perak District War Executive Committee asking tor the abolition of the central cooking scheme, affecting its 18,000 people, which is to be enforced before Aug. la. The local councillors
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    Women prepare
    28 6 PENANG, Thurs. Pen-ng married women teachers employed in English schools have decided to set up a sper 1 sub-committee to plan their campaign against possible retrenchment.
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    Patrol kills Red who opened fire
    111 6 Patrol kills Red who opened fire IPOH. Thura Security iorces operating in the Tanjong Tualang area in Batu Oajah district yesterday shot dead a Com munist terrorist after a running gun battle. The terrorist had been identified as Lav Foo, 41. a member of the Tanjong Tuaiang armed work force
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    To beat retreat
    19 6 SEOAMAT. Thurs. The band of the Cheshire Regiment will beat retreat on the Padang here tomorrow.
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    $4,000 profit
    21 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Johore Bahru Welfare Committee made a profit of $4,000 from a carnival dance here recently.
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    'WALK-OUT BY UMNO MEN WAS UNWISE'
    171 6 BUTTERWORTH, Thursday. I 10-MAN Penang UMNO committee formed reA cently to prepare a minority report on the proposed Alliance constitution, today criticised the delegates from Penang who walked out from the UMNO Assembly in Kuala Lumpur on June 8. The committee said: "Wei cannot
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    Hospital gets 'push button' fire alarm
    164 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday T"HE General Hospital here has been equipped with the latest "push button" electric fire alarm system. It is the first hospital In the Federation 'to be Installed with such equipment A spokesman for the hospital said today that, within seconds of
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    Cyclist robbed of $83
    36 6 Cyclist robbed of $83 PENA..O. *hurs A cyclist told police that he was robbed at Kelawel rtoad 'ast night. Ismail bin Yusoff, said he was cycling home when three men stoppej him and took away $83
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    PARANG THUGS FLEE ON CYCLES
    64 6 PARANG THUGS FLEE ON CYCLES IPOH. Than.— Two can* strrs armed with parangs escaped on bicycles when a police officer and a detective chased them ia Chinatown. Menglembu. three miles from here last night The policemen chased the thugs through Trenched Street for about IN yards and fired four shots
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    Boy reported missing
    51 6 Boy reported missing IPOH, Thurs. student of the Mln Tet Chinese School here. Chin Vat Yau, 11. has been reported missing from his home In Belfied street. His father. Mr. Chin Kin Chong. a teacher at the same school, told the police that Vat Yau left the house on Sund:
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    Gang robbery alleged
    44 6 Chen Kon Loy was charged yesterday in a Singapore court with gang robbery which was stated to have taken place at Selbngor on Feb. 5 No plea was recorded and he was ordered to be lemanded at the Central Police Station
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    School visit
    24 6 The Governor of Singapore, Sir William Ooode and Lady Ooode, wUI visit the School for the Blind in Thomson Road this morning
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    Two of top police jobs go to Malayan officers
    222 6 Two of top police jobs go to Malayan officers RUALA LUMPUR, a Tbara. Two top posts in the Federation police will go to Malayan officers next montft. Inche Mohamed Din Din Sharif, senior Assistant Commissioner of Police, will become the first Asian Deputy Commissioner of Police (Field). Inspector Irene Lee
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    The cost of being a Malayan
    180 6 KUALA LUMPUR, rhurs Malayan families In Indone sla save about $375 each a year by not publicly stating they are Malayans The poll tax levy on alien residents In Indonesia, according to the Malayan Ambassador there. Inche enu bin Abdul Rahman Is one of
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    ONG: TARGETS FOR 1959
    491 7 CHINATOWN ROADWORKS, 300 STANDPIPES, TWO SWIMMING POOLS, AUDITORIUM AND A ZOO THE Mayor of Singapore, Mr. On* Eng Guan, yesterday revealed his tentative "targets" for 1959. The 14-point programme includes a start to metalling and carpeting all roads in Chinatown and slum areas, a zoo, two
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    Singapore . officer now an aide to Governor
    107 7 Singapore officer now an aide to Governor (APT Ronald Wee Soon Watt (above), of the Ist Bn., Singapore Infantry Regiment, has been appointed Extra Aide-dc-Camp to the Governor of Singapore. Sir William Goode. He went to Australia for further studies in 1941. but joined the Australian Imperial Forces when war
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    Wage pact for 100
    63 7 IPOH, Thurs. Two of the biggest motor firms here, Wearne Bros and Universal Cars Ltd.. yesterday signed a wage and working condition agreement with the Perak Clerical Union. The agreement will affect 100 daily-rated workers employed by the two firms. A similar agreement for monthly paid
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    Intimidation alleged
    67 7 Chng Beng Teck yesterday pleaded not guilty in a Singapore court to a charge of criminal Intimidation by threatening Tan Eng Chow with Injury to his person with intent to cause him to omit giving evidence against him In a court of law. The offence was stated to
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    MERDEKA CLASSROOM DECISION PRAISED
    176 7 KLANG, Thurs. fTHE Mentri Besar of Selangor, Inche Ismail bin Abdul Latiff, last night praised the derision of the people of Kuala Langat district to build classrooms instead of a water fountain from the left over merdeka celebrations fund. The district merdeka celebrations committee at first
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    Mr. Leong's condition
    41 7 MALACCA. Thurs. !he Governor o( Malacca, Mr. Leong Yew Koh. who was operated on at the General Hospital here yesterday morning, had comfortable night last night. An official bulletin Issued today said that his general condition was good.
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    Accused of rioting
    54 7 Loh Su I Kee, of Jurong Road, yesterday pleaded not Ciilty in a Singapore court to a charge of rioting at Tlong Wah Cinema In Beaidy World Park on Tuesday night. He was stated to have been In an unlawful assembly which caused hurt to Leow Mak
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    UMNO courses
    27 7 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. In preparation for the r.-xt general election, UMNO will conduct political courses for Penang and Province Wellesley members In Butterworth on July 26.
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    KO SAYS NATIONAL FRONT IS BEST
    156 7 KO SAYS NATIONAL FRONT IS BEST MR. KO TECK KIN, iTI president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said yesterday that he would like to see the formation of a "national front" of all the existing political parties In Singapore. He said: '1 believe that this is the only way
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    Leaders' course
    27 7 The Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr Urn Tew Hock, today will declare open a boys' club leaders' training course at the Queen Btreet Boys' Club.
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    NEW SULTAN PROMISES TO WORK FOR HIS PEOPLE
    106 7 ALOB STAB, Thus. Kedah's new ruler, Sultan Halim Shah, today promised to work for the progress of Malaya and higher standard of living for hi s P««»leThe Sultan was reohrinK to a loyalty address which the Mentri Besar. Tcngku Ismail bin Trnekn
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    Govt told: Keep out pensioners
    101 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thura.— The Federation Government is to be asked to stop the continued reemployment of pensioners who hinder the progress of younger men In the service. A resolution to this effect was passed at the annual meeting here yesterday of the National Union of
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    Party told 'No ties with Singapore'
    204 7 OBJECTION RAISED BY REGISTRAR KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. r[E Government has told the People's Socialist Front that it could be registered only if it undertook to have nothing to do with political organisations in Singapore or elsewhere. Exception was taken to a clause in the
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    Extortion bid fails—thugs forced to jump into river
    149 7 Extortion bid fails— thugs forced to jump into river CWE Singapore secret society thugs jumped into r the Kalian* River at 1M ajn. yesterday after an abortive attempt to extort "protection money" from the crew of a trawler. The five youths boarded the vessel soon after she anchor- cd. The
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    SARDON: A WONDERFUL FEAT
    70 7 SARDON: A WONDERFUL FEAT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Works. Inche Sardon bin HaJi Jublr. was proud and happy today when he saw the $1,500,000 faculty of engineering buildings of the University of Malaya completed In record time. After Inspecting the new buildings In Pantal Valley, he said: "I
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    Tour of Malaya
    29 7 IPOH. Thurs. The Raja Muda of Perak. who is on six months leave from his official duties, will spend most it on a tour of Malaya.
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    DEATHS
    79 8 M Wmrms tit (Mlmlmmm). JOSEPH LEONG KEE CHONG Formerly of The Great China Optical Co., passed away on •-7-58 at General Hc«pital, tadly missed by .daughter, Wife, Relatives, Friends TAN CHONO KHES (aged 75) passed away peacefully 17.7.58 at 5 p.m. In io Tiverton Lane He leaves behind 4
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    128 8 >« Word, lit (Mlmlmmm). DONT SELL YOUR dog because you cannot cope with doggy smells around the bouse. Buy a bottle of Air-Wick. NEW! Like cool moonlight In a garden 4711 "Mascota" Eau de Cologne refreshes and revives you with Its soothing fragrance 1 MARTHA Sc JOHN reunited at
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      British Help For Jordan
      634 8 The British Government's response to King Hussein's appeal for "the aid of friendly forces" increases the gravity of the Middle Ea»t crisis without really adding a new element. The despatch of British troops to Jordan is in accordance with joint Anglo-U.S. policy, the possibility of it
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      Honesty The Issue
      230 8 I The easiest way for the City Council to deal with the Finance Committee's decision to suspend the publication of Council notices in the Straits Times is to refer it back to the committee for proper disposal. The decision was reached on a completely' wrong premise, and
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      Open Secret
      298 8 Singapore s Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, has rebuked the small handful oi politicians who accuse the All-Party Delegation ot hiding from the public the terms of the Ortier-in-Council. It may be that in the early stages of the negotiations the mission tended to treat the London
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    It is impossible now for the United States to pull out of the Lebanon
    1110 8 It is impossible now for the United States to pull out of the Lebanon rvN ONE previous oc- casion only has the conflict between the Western powers and Russia been so critical that surrender by one side or the other seems necessary If we are prevent war. That was in
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    Middle East crisis hatched by Red and Arab plotters in Berne
    852 8  - Middle East crisis ha tched by Red and Arab plotters in Berne FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW BY President. United Press International ftHE Iraqi revolt was 1 "Born in Berne," Western counter-intel-ligence agents indicated yesterday. A sudden increase in the movement of Communist agents by air from Moscow via Prague to Zurich
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      65 8 BUZZING DEATH India's man-killing tree bees swoop suddenly down in an attacking swarm on man or beast, and hurt their victim to death. In the June Reader's Digest (now on sale) a man who barely escaped with his Ufe gives an enthralling account of his agonizing encounter with these killers.
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    CHILD RESCUED FROM BLAZING HOUSE
    178 9 CHILD RESCUED FROM BLAZING HOUSE OAWANG, Thurs. Police suspe. t arson as the cause ul a Ore which gutted two houses here early yesterday, making three families homeless and causing about $19,000 damage. Fire experts from Kuala Lumpur rushed to the scene to Investigate. At tne height of the fire,
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    TO TOWKAY: PAY $5,000 OR DIE
    108 9 TO TOWKAY: PAY $5,000 OR DIE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A businessman here, Mr. Cheong Poh, has received a death note, purporting to come from a 12-man Ipoh gang now In Selangor. Mr. Cheong who was given two days to pay the gang $5,000 has handed the letter to the Cheras
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    Five-day week for schools
    43 9 KUANTAN. Thurs. All primary schools in Pahang will have a five-day week Instead of a six-day one starting from the third term Thlg was stated today by the chairman of the state education board, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad.
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    Ipoh hurricane kills baby
    478 9  -  HENRY PAL Z. By Hail falls as roofs fly at wrecked police base r l IPOH, Thurs. A baby was killed and more than $100,--000 damage was caused at No. 2 Federal Police Field Force base near the aerodrome here this evening when a hurricane hit
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    'FORCED to CONFESS MURDER' PLEA
    149 9 PENANG. Thursday. A MEDIUM, Casslm bin Osman, 22, alleged in court here today that he had been forced by a police officer to confess to a murder he did not commit. He was making his de(on a charge of murderfisherman's wife, Tan Hoey, 26, at
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    Army driver on death charge
    51 9 Embahadur Mall. 29. an army driver, of Slim iarracks. Singapore, yesterday was charged In a magistrate's court with causing the death of a woman. Zalnab binte Baharom. 23. on June 5 at Depot Road off Alexandra Road, by driving a military truck In a negligent
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    Crisis plays
    34 9 KLUANO. Thurs. The Indian drama troupe of the Information Services has completed a successful tour of estates In the Rengam district where It gave performances stressing the Importance of ending the emergency
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    From office boy to Colony's No. 1 waiter in weeks
    517 9  - From office boy to Colony's No. 1 waiter in weeks NAN HALL 188 SUCCESS STORY OF WINSTON (ONLY 16) By TWO weeks ago 16- year-old Winston Yeo w&4 an unknown office boy In the Social Welfare Department. Today he is officially Singapore's No.l waiter with a silver cup and a
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    GRANDMA TAKES OFF AT LAST
    68 9 GRANDMA TAKES OFF AT LAST MKS. I. EBEMEYER. 75, a grandmother from London coffering from heart trouble, who was twice rashed to th« General ■ss»ital from Singapore Airport when her QantasBOAC Britannia was twice delayed with engine trouble, finally left for Sydney yesterday. The hospital authorities said she was fit
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    Two more terrorists killed
    97 9 Two more terrorists killed KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two more terrorists have been killed and another has surrendered. It was announced today. A patrol of the 3rd. Bn Royal Malay Regt., yesterday shot dead one terrorist during a running battle with a terrorist gang in the Tanjong Tualang area of Perak.
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    Sardon to head WAY team
    61 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Minister of Works and chairman of the Malayan Youth Council, Inche Sardon bin Hajl jubir, will head the Malayan delegation at the World Assembly of Youth conference in New Delhi from Aug. 3 to 19. He will leave on Monday for
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    Sunday films
    34 9 Two films, "Together" and "The Red Balloon", will be screened by the Singapore Film Society at the Cultural Centre theatre. Canning Rise, on July 27 at 6 p m and 9 p.m
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    Church fair
    26 9 The Falrfteld Methodist Church will hold a bazaar and fun fair at 178 Neil Road on Aug. 2 from 10.30 am to 6 p.m
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    Armed robbery alleged
    48 9 Tan Ah Llew pleaded not guilty in a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of arm ed robbery at airport approach road on June 28. He was remanded In custody. The prosecution alleged that while robbing Tan Poh Thong, he was armed with a dagger
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    Councillors say 'goodbye'
    39 9 PENANO. Thurs Penang state coupclllors last light entertained the retiring State Secretary, Mr. H. R. Ellis, to a farewell dinner in Tanjonj; Bungah. Mr. Ellis, who Is retiring under the Malayanisatlon scheme, leaves Malaya next month.
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    Mr. HOUGHTON-THE ODD MAN OUT...
    261 9 Mr. HOUGHTON- THE ODD MAN OUT... KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A member of Malaya's fourman delegation to the International Labour Organisation conference In Geneva last month voted for the expulsion of th Hungarian delegation. He was Mr. R G. D. Houghton, executive secretary of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association, who
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    Five years' jail for robbers
    283 9 IPOH, Thursday. FEE High Court Judge. Mr. Justice Syed She) Barakbah, today sentenced three youths to fivt years' Jail for armed robbery. The youths, Leong Kean Ah, 18. Yap Tong Van, 21 and Yong Kirn Lean. 20 pleaded guilty to robbing Llew Mtn Choong of
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    COURT PRAISES POLICE OFFICER
    213 9 MALACCA, Thurs— IniTl spector Haz a r a Singh, who was in charge of a police radio car on April 3 in Newcome Road when a crcwd of 40 people overturned a bus, wag today complimented by the Sessions Court president. Mr. Somaaundram. The president said
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  • MAN IN THE STREET
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      Discontent rite among Federation teachers
      215 10 fySCONTENT among the U teaching staff of all categories, men and women, graduate and normal-train-ed, is growing in the Federation at a great pace and this has resulted in a earresponding lowering of the teaching standard. Is It surprising, therefore, if one finds that in
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      TIME OFF ON FRIDAYS?
      80 10 TIME OFF ON FRIDAYS? RECENTLY a circular has been Issued by the acting President, Religious Ailalrs. Jotiore. reminding Muslims to attend Friday prayers, failing which without good reason they may be liable to a fine of $5.' May I suggest to the Johore Government that. In line with other States.
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      Night ferry fees are too high
      194 10 MAT I draw the attention of the authorities concerned to the unreasonably high rate of ferry charges after late hours In the state of Trengganu. Normally, a driver has to pay $5 for using the ferry after It pjn. This does not prenll in
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      STANDARD IS SAME FOR ALL
      179 10 STANDARD IS SAME FOR ALL ILfY attention has been 111 drawn to the following statement by Mr. William Power about examination standards In Australia as reported In the Straits Times on June 25: "IX an Australian student needs 50 per cent to pass a Malayan can usually get through with
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      TENGKU AND SINGAPORE
      58 10 TENGKU AND SINGAPORE I REFER to your report in the Straits Times of July 17 in which you Quote me as saying "But the Tengku has no say in our internal affairs" I never said this. Those who believe in merger must believe that the Tengku should have a say
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      He complains of long wait for news
      160 10 f\U January 24, vacancies VF for probationer laboratory assistants were advertised in the Straits Times I applied for the post and was called for an interview by a selection Board at the Office of the Public Service Commission. Two months after the interview,
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  • SUSAN BARRIE SEES THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS
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      Dull dialogue and a drubbing for the dubbing
      154 10 Dull dialogue and a drubbing for the dubbing "fHRISTINE." a J. Arthur Rank release, is something of a n experiment a German film with ■English dialogue dubbed in. Dubbing dialogue is always tricky and apt to create an artificial effect. This is more than usually so in "Christine" because the
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      FRANKIE AND TONY WERE BUDDIES—FOR A WHILE
      267 10 FRANKIE AND TONY WERE BUDDIES— FOR A WHILE TWERE was a time when Frank Sinatra was known strictly as a stnging star. Then he matured into one of the most competent dramatic actors on the screen. In "KINGS GO FORTH," he confirms his right to this distinction with a fine
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      'Shed 81b.' order to Marilyn
      50 10 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs.— Marilyn Monroe, who starts work next week on her new film. "Some Like It Hot," has been ordered by the studio to shed 81b. she acquired in her two-year film lay-off. "No trouble at all," said Marilyn. "I shall do It by Monday."
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      289 10 3* A classic farter Straits Times Crossword M ?z£w% eMm m ue DOWN n 2 i^fl 4 m 5 HLifl l s^ett T) erything rbinB SSS rMB Rigw 3»xfK& saa ISBil rwwi iwrna 2lu mem bers apperenUy put a 7 8 prohibiUon on the ekMrlr (•>. j^*^-<j iw»»*L^^ I I
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      Lock icon Blockade runner set U.S. naval tradition
      1500 11 Blockade runner set U.S. naval tradition 1 50 YEARS LATER HIS EPIC ADVENTURE IN THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE WAS MARKED AS 'UNSURPASSED IN WAR ANNALS.' IN 1772 the merchants and sailors of Providence. Rhode Island, joined forces with a seaman, Captain Abraham Whippie, patriot, smuggler and pirate, to take revenge
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      146 11 Varmvn A Co. By Mas icaxoNregTH*^ r r-c^.j-^— ■l^llll l^^l Mill The Suinf By Leslie Charter** =r====3p /MCWSMP 7&HPC*?? <C WELL ITS TOO \£f *M OOMHS7H//PS} DON'T RUN -s^^^ ~~^3 W& fUBr V**O#- V.BAO THIS ©NT > /A/ 7ME IOOOY- rST AWAY. ILL BE I^^^^^snff~^^^^f> a co&sw or Attorn* television
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    MIDDLE EAST CRISIS NOW CAUSES RISE IN LOCAL TIN PRICE
    496 12 MIDDLE EAST CRISIS NOW CAUSES RISE IN LOCAL TIN PRICE By Oar Market Correspondent f HE spreading Middle East crisis was again the principal factor on Malayan markets yesterday and resulted in a $2 rise in the tin price to $371,871 per picul. This was the highest price reached so
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    48 12 StrngmfTt Ctata«e rrs4.ee e«t«sr^ n pricei i"*-*** J^y/Außu«t »31 buyers $«vj f»e»i.ut oil ueady; bU 4 »eneri, drum $51 tMtn. rrpprr; quiet; no business reoorted do I4 e; Muntok white $m 35'S^df—K™;. f«lr merchantable Bombay mixed copra: July $SIX H.C.B. LI4. Tir«— l .v ,v.; n
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    STORE SHIPPING
    86 12 Ship lytmg •InnMt the Sinnpore tUriw Baar* trhancT^r N««»« 4 5. Hal Lee BA, BUwl Chi•istern Muw 10 11. Elpenar *****! Jul «Ui lljo, sedeiMk H. Wafl > J^nKkcr »U«. Barumun B I Tom 27 28 Hana Maersk 29|30. Straat Jtolakka 31;32, TjtmenteM S^M M^o bal^J£ 36 A*<**«n
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    EXCHANGES RATES
    53 12 The Malayan E»chanf e Banks' As—cl Mi— made the foUowlnt changes In Ms rate* to merchant* J£"*s« T «r OJ». natiy: (to the free nehaagt awrtet 2"^t mtetxlaj. the WJ. •»r was quoted at 583% for <*+, and S.MH for T.T. Stcrllne was quoted at 16.01 and »ne
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    19 12 T"HE Fr*rati*it'« Miaister I fcj* fa- tha 1 «*^sl PtfcM lor rslevlat- I y*JN« My 11. s£r-
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    25 12 SINGAPORE. JULY 17. RUBBER. cento Per Ik. (up thiee-caar-ten of m cent). TIN: OIUi !t per P*e«l (up VmuUkiMl estimated offfring 12s tons.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    161 12 I— rtattia reported: Industrials were steady, tins and rubbers werj strong. n»e turnover was food. Sinrapore aa4 t cderaUon broken reported Uw foßowlqc -■eat *tmt ycrtu4a y: Praser 2*V f fi ord»0 rd W57 (and ovemi«htj to »3.60, Oammon *lJ7fe (odd M^ayan Cement $1.»|; McAUster f! n M^i
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    19 12 IM«i»y»n Stare Market: J«ly 17 J«ly 1« !■<— truii: n.n n.7i Tim: UJ3 79 49 Ju. 1 ltStalM
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    156 12 MELBOURNE. Thuri. INVESTMENT tharet responded to lnternatxnal rmte In tnq and Lebanon with falls trebling rises. Retell section provided Ute stnp-t (alls with Myer down 9d and O. J. Cote* down 7d to IBs industrial tocks to fall were Ampol. APM. BHP. each down «d. and Herald own
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    RUBBER PRICES
    150 12 Augast flr.t gnJt rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 83 7 cent* per Ib. up three quarters of a cent on Wednesday's closing price.. Clesiiig Uac: Very steady Clonln, prices In oenU pier Ib yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.s.S. Spot fob buyers MS sellers 84
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      312 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr SOH CHYE SOON U no longer with us as from 10.1.M and is therefore unauthorised to transact any business or collect money on oar behalf. C K SOH. 157-T 12 M M/s.. Woodlands Road. Singapore. HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE II ONE OF THE
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      165 14 American company to hold display T<HE Far East regional 1 sales manager of E. R. Squibb and Sons, Mr. William D. Davies Jr., will visit Malaya In September to investigate the market fer the company's products. This was announced in Singapore yesterday by Mr. Koh Bok Seng, Squibb's resident promotion
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      Textile market is expanding rapidly
      252 14 HTHE textile market in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya is growing; year by year said Mr. Andre Oantner, export manager of Christian Fischbacher Co. of St. Oallen. leading Swiss textile manufacturers, when he visited the Colony last week. He attributed this to the rising
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      Rubber estates sold because capital yield is low
      474 14 Rubber estates sold because capital yield is low ASSETS TRANSFERRED TO BRIT AW QNE of the main reasons why Alor Pongsu Amalgamated Estates Ltd. sold all their Malayan rubber estates, says the chairman, Mr. David Blank, was because capital in Malaya showed a lower yield than investment in Britain. The
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      AUSTRALIAN PAPER CONCERN EXPORTS TO SINGAPORE
      214 14 ANOTHER paper company, the Australian Paper Manufacturers' Sales Division, has opened a market for its products In Singa pore. This is stated in the latest issue of Australian Exporter, an official journal of the Australian Exporters' Federation. Firm orders The Journal said that export
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      BURMESE AIRWAYS TO USE VISCOUNTS
      214 14 ITNION of Burma Air- ways will be employing Vickers viscount gas turbine aircraft on the Rangoon-Singapore run in a few months time. Mr. Lee Tye Toh, managing partner of Kng Lee Hong who are the local agents for the company, said yesterday that the company
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    31 15 TELUK ANSON, Thurs. Rangers beat Bagan Datoh Estate 5-0 In a Senior Division soccer league match here yesterday. Wan Arshad <2). Sahar Annuar. Tajul Ariffln and Yunus Rahman scored.
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    Lock icon Finland win
    26 15 I HELSENKI. Thurs. Finland beat France by ill points to 94 in a two-day International athletics meeting which ended here yes. terday.— Reuter. I
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    199 15 CARDIFF, Thursday JMIE silver baton containing the Queen's message, which the Duke of Edinburgh will read tomorrow evening to the competitors in the British Empire and Commonwealth Games here, has reached Wales. The runners, who carried this baton through England in relays
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    SECOND RACE WINNER
    21 15 SECOND RACE WINNER BILLCEN. with Abdul Mawi up. winner of the second race at Bukit Timah on Wednesday— Straits Times picture
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    Lock icon Van Donck beats Henning in play-off
    134 15 Van Donck beats Henning in play-off OT. GERMAIN, Thurs. Flory van Donck. 46 year old Belgian holder of the tiJe. won the French open golf championship here yesterday in a play-off with Harold Henning of South Africa. Van Donck beat the slim, 23-year-old South African by four strokes in the
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    Lock icon Heat beats Mike Holt
    104 15 MONTREAL. Thurs. Yvon Durelle. rugged 28-year-old Canadian, retained hta British Er..plre light-heavy-weight boxing title here last night, when challenger Mike Holt, cf Bouth Africa, failed to come up for the ninth of their 12-round bou'. The end came with dramatic .suddenness. The 26-year-clJ South African hamplon
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    47 15 STOCKHOLM Thurs.— Formosa has entered for the world weightliftlng championships to be held here neat September China has also entered Mr. Harry Soederstroem secretary of the Swedish Welghtllfting Association, said he hoped that China and Formosa would be represented by one team.— Reuter
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      363 15 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Licensed Second Hand Dealers win be received by the Executive Engineer, Selangor. up to 3 p.m. on July 28th, 1958 for the Purchase of Unserviceable Materials and Unserviceable Plant from the PWD. Kajang. Full particulars are obtainable at the Office of the Executive Engineer.
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    Newcomer favoured to win S'gor title
    255 16 Newcomer favoured to win S'gor title KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.J. Fowler, a newcomer to Malaya and one of the leadIng players from Surrey, is favoured to win the men's singles title of the Selangor Lawn Tennis Association Championships, which will begin here tomorrow This 21-year-old serviceman, who Is now stationed at
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    Krian PWD 5-2
    44 16 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. Krlan P W.D Sports Club beat Ounong Semanggol 5-2 in a First Division soccer ltague match played here yes terday. Thangavelu (3 V Arulanthu and Rajaratnam scored for P. W.D and Hamld and A. David for Ounong Semanggol.
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    Golfer is cleared
    65 16 HAVERTOWN, Thurs— The Professional Golf Association executive committee yesterday cleared Tommy Bolt ol charges that his conduct was detrimental to the game of golf but placed him on indefinite probation. Under the decision, which was reached after one and a half hours, Bolt will be among the
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    Mizapen is fighting fit
    564 16  -  EPSOM JEEP AFTER A BRIEF LET-UP IN^ THE HILLS IT LOOKS LIKE A WINNING BREAK TOMORROW FOR THIS STRAPPING FIVE-YEAR-OLD ON THE TRACK...with MIRZAPEN looks superbly tit after a let-up in the hills and should gel his winning break at Bukit Timah tomorrow. Ridden by Barry
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    466 16 WEIGHTS far all nine races at Boklt Tlmah am Sa tar day: STEWARDS COY a x div a— v Gallant Tark t.M Numlunate S.ll Grey Coarl 8.11 Campdale 8.11 Peanut KM 1.11 Barakat 8.11 Dasty Bridge B.U Peaceful King M 7 Showman M 7 Perhaps Sa B.H
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    307 16 BELFAST, Thursday. THHE touring New Zealand cricketers were only 1 seven runs behind with five first innings wickets standing at close of the first day's play in their twoday match against Ireland here yesterday. Ireland were all out 130 and the tourists replied with 123 for
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    School beaten
    21 16 TANAH 41ATA. Thu s. Lubok Tamang beat Chinese Elgh School 23-20 In the Cameron Highlands lasket hall Ij>beu» veaterda*
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    MALAYA CUP IN DECIDING STAGES
    438 16 yHE zone championships of this year's Malaya Cup 1 soccer competition will be decided today and tomorrow, but only in the East zone can one hazard a prediction of the outcome. On the resul.s to date Kelantan should beat Trengganu at Kuala Trengganu today. In
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    Langston takes all 10 wickets for 20
    82 16 Langston takes all 10 wickets for 20 IPOH, Thurs.— Perak state cricketer Peter Langston had a memorable farewell match here ye.storday. Playing for King's Dragoon Guards he took all ten wickeU of the 3rd Bn. the Royal Australian Regiment, for 20 runs. The Guards beat the Australians by seven wickets.
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    Lock icon 8.6 weight for Jackie's Kuda
    128 16 8.6 weight for Jackie's Kuda I ONDON Thurs Jackie's Kuda. a former Malayan champion sprinter. is among the 27 final acceptors for the Stewards Cup to be run over six turlongs at Goodwood on July 29. Jackie's Kuda, owned by Singapore doctor Jackie Dennehy has been allotted a handicap of
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    Karam gets 3
    26 16 KUALA KANOSAR. Thurs Indians beat Kampong Buala by 5-2 In a First Division League soccer match on the town padang here yester day
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    Lock icon Counties hit by rain
    92 16 f ONDON, Thurs.— Close ol play Lt scores In yeaterdav s county cricket matches were: At WeateUSe: ban vi Derby, no play, rain. At OM Traitor*: Lanes ft. Warwick, no play. rain. At Lords: Oentleman vs Flayers. no play. rate. At The Oral: Glamorgan 49-4 .<
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    55 16 MELBOURNE, Thurs Two orerseas boxen will be brought to Australia soon to fight national middleweight champion Cliye Stewart. They are Italo Scortlchlnl, middleweight champion of Italy, and American negro. WHHe Vaughn. Scortlchlnl U generally regarded as the best middleweight In Europe. Vaughn la placed world's No 9
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    AFC may meet at XL
    155 16 AFC may meet at XL ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The first executive committee meeting of the Asian Football Confederation wilj probably be held in Kuala Lumpur. Tengku Abdul Rahman the Prime Minister of Malaya who was elected president of the Confederation has asked Mr. Kwok Kin Keng. the secretary of the
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    Deyro will come
    65 16 Deyro will come KUALA LUMPU Thurs. Raymundo Deyro. the /fan Gam i singles tennis champion has accepted the Malayan Lawn Tennis Association's Invitation to play in the Malayan championships beginning here on July 31 The M.L.T.A. today received a telegram from the Philllpine Amateur Athletic Federation which said that Deyro
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      74 16 Ml ALA LUMPUR: SOCCER: (ODBH League): Div. 3— Sentul Railway R.C. v. Audit Dept., Kampong Bahru:! Telecom? Stores and Workshops t. Selangor Teachers. SCR C ground TENNIS: Selangor LTA tournament, Oolf Club courts. ■CANT AN: ATHLETICS: St Thomas School's sports meet. ■ATI PAH AT ATHLETICS: Johore AAA meet SLANGAR: SOCCER
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