The Straits Times, 15 August 1958

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    21 1 JIVEBAftK DAILY IKHTIFIEP £A1« EX< EKRS 80,000 The Straits Times Mai*** Estd 1845. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1958 I 5 CENTS
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    99 in MISSING AIRLINER
    289 1 Air and sea search for plane Host* over Atlantic Radio report then silence I FLASH 1 SHANNON. Thurs. Plane wreckage, dinghies and bodies spotted from air 131 miles off west Irish coast. Ships rushing to scene. Reuter. LONDON, Thurs.— A KLM airliner with 99 people aboard
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    For beauty's sake-the city's Eearest ir park may go
    368 1  - For beauty's sake-the city's Eearest ir park may go CHIA POTEIK CLAUSE GETS A DUSTING AFTER 70 YEARS By QNE of the most expensive ($lOO--plus per square foot) pieces of land in Singapore, the car park in Raffles Place, has been recommended for conversion into a public park with grass,
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    28 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. A Super Constellation airliner owned by Air India left here today on the Inaugural flight of a Delhi-Moscow direct air service.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 7 die in crash
    29 1 BRUSSELS. Thurs. A United States Air Force transport plane crashed near the Belgian -German frontier yesterday. All seven member* of the crew were killed. Reuter.
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    116 rebels die
    23 1 ALGIERS. Thurs. French forces have killed 116 Algerian rebels in the past 24 hours. French casualties were not announced.— U.P.L
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    Bombay riots
    29 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs.-Thre# people were killed when police fired on rioting mobs in three towns In Bombay State yesterday. Two police stations were set on fire.— U.PX
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    Lock icon Chiang jets claim two Peking MIGs
    182 1 TAIPEH, Thursday. NATIONALIST Sabrejets today shot down two Chinese Communist MIG-17S and probably destroyed a third in an eight-minute battle over the Formosa Strait, Air Force headquarters claimed. A communique said seven Nationalist Sabrejets met eight MIGs 20 miles south of Nationalist -held Matsa
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    SIX-MILE SWIM LEADS TO RESCUE
    123 1 SIX-MILE SWIM LEADS TO RESCUE KUALA BELAJT. Than. Seven survivors of a coastal steamer which sank off Labuan were picked up front the sea by a helicopter after two other survivors had swan six miles to raise the alarm. The coaster Seng Ling, with a cargo of stone, was about
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    Lock icon MORE TROOPS ARRIVE IN SUMATRA
    55 1 MORE TROOPS ARRIVE IN SUMATRA JAKARTA, Thurs. The Antara news agency said today Government troops fighting the rebels In North Sumatra, had been reinforced from Borneo. The commander of the province. Lt.-CoL Djamln Gintlngs. welcomed them and called on them to strive to crush the revolt In the south Celebes.
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    Reds lead walk-out
    67 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Opposition members, headed by the Communists, walked nut of the Lower House or Parliament today, protesting against "the situation created In Ahmedabad by the Congress Government. 1 There were riots yesterday In Ahmedabad. Police fired twice on crowds and also used tear gas. Reports
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    MALAYAN AIRWAYS EXPANDS TO HONG KONG
    265 1 MALAYAN AIRWAYS EXPANDS TO HONG KONG MALAYAN AIRWAYS is about to put into operation a giant scheme which will prepare it for expansion in the highly competitive international field. The airline Is finalising a plan— details of which are still secret— to begin a new Singapore-Hong Kong service at the
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    Lock icon Snub for Adlai
    35 1 PRAGUE. Thurs. Mr. Adlal Stevenson, the American Democratic Party leader, left here by air for Zurich today after falling to get an Interview with the Czechoslovak Prime Minister, Mr. Villam Siroky Reuter
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    25 1 LONDON. Thurs. The bank rate was reduced to four and a half per cent today—a cut of one half per cent— Reuter.
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    21 1 TUNIS, Thurs. The United States and Britain have decided to meet a Tunisian request for arms. i Reuter.
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    Praise from Tengku for drive on thugs
    100 1 Praise from Tengku for drive on thugs KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today congratulated the Singapore Government for its "courage" in adopting measures aimed at smash. Ing secret society gangs. He was confident the Bill passed by the Legislative Assembly yesterday would "work wonders." The Prime
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    Lock icon FLEET FROM LEBANON IN NAPLES
    67 1 FLEET FROM LEBANON IN NAPLES NAPLES, Thurs. Fifteen destroyers and escort vessels of the American Sixth Fleet arrived here today, some from the Eastern Atlantic, others from Beirut. An American Navy spokesman said the ships would take part in operational exercises later this week. This Is the first time that
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    Lock icon Mercy mission to pilgrims
    46 1 MANILA. Thurs. The Philippines Government has organised a mercy mission to go to the aid of 220 Filipino Muslim pilgrims stranded in Colombo on their way back from Mecca. They were reported to be sick and on the verge of starvation— UP.I.
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    308 1 2 a.m. news roundup WRECKACE SICHTED: NO SURVIVORS LONDON, Than. Search planes reported sighting wreckage and dinghies containing bodies about IN miles west of Shannon, Irish Republic. There was no report of any survivors. The wreckage of the giant Super-Constellation the Hugo de Groote was sighted by an RAF Shackleton
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    MRS. HUDSWt |Efs
    168 2 'Ke wouldn't talk to me for days ...hit we when I asked why* SANTA MONICA (Calif.) Thursday. OOCK HUDSON'S wife, Phyllis, won a divorce and lx US$l3O,OOO ($400,000) cash settlement from her movie idol husband yesterday after she testified that the star once hit her. Mrs Phyllis
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    Lock icon Atlantic flight record
    65 2 Atlantic flight record NEW YORK. Thurs. Mr. Andrew Murray, a British Overseas Airways Corporation official at New York's Idlewild Airport, yesterday completed a return flight across the Atlantic in l?i hours— probably the fastest ever made by a commercial plane. A BOAC Comet took six hours 26 minutes from New
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    'Hussein faces new plot' report
    297 2 'Hussein faces new plot' report CAIRO, Thursday. WESTERN diplomats in Jordan have reported that there may be an attempt to overthrow King Tlussein in the next few days perhaps within the next 24 hours. Sources here said Western embassies in Amman had heard that the new plot to oust King
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    Lock icon FORTUjNE IN GIFTS FOR HER
    102 2 TORONTO, Thurs.— Princess Margaret received about vs $200,000 worth of gifts during her month-long tour of Canada, the Canadian Press news agency said today. This figure was unofficial as most donors were unwilling to divulge the value of their gifts. The Princess's presents ranged from
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    Lock icon GOLDFINE CITED FOR CONTEMPT
    88 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.S. House of Representatives yesterday voted to elte Mr Bernard Ooldflne. Industrialist friend of Presidential assistant Sherman Adarm for contempt of Congress. The House was told that Mr. Ooldflne refused to answer 22 questions about his financial affairs put to him by an
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    Lock icon Concern over rise in London crime
    195 2 LONDON, Thursday. "A SUBSTANTIAL rise in all forms of serious A crime" and a continuing shortage of police are highlights of the 1957 report on the London Metropolitan Police by Sir John Nott-Bower, who has been Commissioner for five years. The report. Issued yesterday,
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    THE GIVE-AWAY GIRL ANTHEA
    111 2 Lost two mothers in a year THIS is four-year-old An thea Lyeett. the girl who lost two mothers In a year. Born Mania Miller daughter of a British noble woman. Lady Diana Miller. 37, she was given away for adoption 11 months ago because her mother
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    Lock icon WIFE DRAGGED FROM SWIMSUIT CONTEST
    183 2 WIFE DRAGGED FROM SWIMSUIT CONTEST F ONDON. Thurs— An Ij angry husband burst into a bathing beauly contest at Southsea, Hampshire, yesterday and dragged his wife off the stage In front o/ 3.000 startled spectators. The contest, to find "Miss Southsea" almost broke up in confusion as the husband, 28-year-old
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    Lock icon British officer shot in Aden
    42 2 AUfin, inurs. n nrniMi officer who was shot dead at Kirsh in the Western Aden Protectorate on Monday has been Identified as 35-year-old Major Denis John Smith. M.C. Majcr Smith arrived In Aden on Aug. 3. Reuter.
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    Lock icon INDIA'S ECONOMIC POSITION IS CAUSING ANXIETY
    182 2 INDIA'S ECONOMIC POSITION IS CAUSING ANXIETY (overlSs) NEWS v x ikJEW DELHI, Thurs. The Finance Minister, Mr. Morarji Desai, announcing in Parliament a new drop of 740 million rupees in India's sterling reserves, expressed grave concern over the foreign exchange position. He said the World Bank will hold a meeting
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    Lock icon GROMYKO IS CAUGHT ON THE HOP
    442 3 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY EMERGENCY DEBATE— THE FIRST DAY Challenge to give aid to Arabs leaves him without reply NEW YORK, Thursday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER'S challenge to Russia 1 to join in the economic development of the Middle East caught the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei
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    Lock icon Ike offers bold plan for Middle East peace and prosperity
    1018 3 Ike offers bold plan for Middle East peace and prosperity WEVV Thurs. 11 —President Eisenhower proposed a six point aid programme for the Middle East when he addressed an emergency session of the llniied Nations General Assembly here yesterday. The President's proposals included sending a United Nations peace force, steps
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    Lock icon TALKS ON EISENHOWER PROPOSALS BEGIN
    234 3 NEW YORK Tnurs. Top advisers on the United States and British missions began conferences here today on formal action to follow-up President Elsenhower's proposals for the Middle East Initial reaction to the President's statement appeared to be almost wholly favourable. Several delegates said that Mr
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    Lock icon RUSSIA JAMS BROADCASTS
    90 3 k MERICAN officials said that Russian-language broadcasts of yesterday's General Assembly speeches by President Elsenhower and the Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr. Gromyko. were both Jammed "Voice of America" transmissions to the Soviet Union. Last week Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, the U.B. delegate, appealed In the Security Council
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    Dagger men get $19,000
    150 4 Dagger men get $19,000 'WE NEED CASH' TOWKAY TOLD DENANG. Thur B.— Two masked men armed with daggers held up the proprietor of a Buklt Mertajam bus company yesterday and escaped with about $19,000. They also took two watches. Mr. Voon Heng Kool reported to the police that he was
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    HOME—THE MAN MOST LIKELY TO BE MALAYA'S NO. 1 POLICEMAN
    92 4 HOME— THE MAN MOST LIKELY TO BE MALAYA'S NO. 1 POLICEMAN THE Deputy Commissioner of the Royal Federation of Malaya Police, Inche Mohamed Din bin Sharif, returned to Kuala Lumpur by air on Wednesday from London, where he took a course in advanced administration for six months The present Commissioner.
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    'NO PAY DEMANDS' TALK-A MISTAKE
    150 4 'NO PAY DEMANDS' TALK -A MISTAKE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The announcement- on Sunday by a former president of the National Union of Rallwaymen that it would not ask for any Increase in pay until the railway financial crisis was over "is all a big mistake." said the union president, Mr.
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    Peking goes on 6-week $33 mil. rubber buying spree
    515 4  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND CHINA NOW ACTS AS AGENT FOR SATELLITES By PHINA is estimated to have bought more than 20,000 tons of rubber nearly half a month's total Malayan production worth more than $33 million on the Singapore market, in July for
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    BACK FROM ARMY TALKS
    51 4 BACK FROM ARMY TALKS MAJOR-OKNEKAL r. H. Brooke, the General Officer Commanding. Federation Army, who returned to Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday from Britain after attending the annual conference of British "majorgenerals and above" called by the Chief of the Imperial General staff, Field Marshal Sir Gerald Tern* pier. Straits Times
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    Youth'sbody found
    36 4 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. The body of a missing youth. 00l Kow Kneah, 17, was found this morning on the beach off Club Road. But terworth. 00l disappeared while swimming off Mitchell Pier on Tuesday afternoon.
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    THE 'I'LL HELP YOU' ROBBER
    90 4 THE 'I'LL HELP YOU' ROBBER PENANG. Thurs. A tjirt cyclist. Cheah 00l Wan. was robbed of about $300 In Farquhar Street, outside Hutchlngs School yesterday Cheah. hairdresser, was on her way to the City Hall to pay some bills when she had a tyre puncture. She was attending to It
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    Labour meeting
    29 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Pudu branch of the Labour Party of Malaya wilt hold Its general meeting cr Sunday at the Hup Fatt res taurant in Pudu.
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    4 DECISION ON STALLS IS WANTED SOON
    214 4 4 DECISION ON STALLS IS WANTED SOON TELUK ANSON, Thursday. T«HE Perak State Government is to be pressed "for an early decision on the question of 3treet stalls built on state land at the old children's playground between Anson Road and Canal Road." This proposal by Oato Abdul Aziz bin
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    Bersilat for all* says culture leader
    102 4 Bersilat for all* says culture leader PENANG. Thurs.— The outgoing president of the Penan* Malay Cultural Organisation. Incbe Mohamed Noor bin Ahmad, today urged the Federation Government to encourage bersilat (the Malay art of self-defence). "Bersilat should be taught not only to Malays but also to other races,'' he told
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    OFFICE JOBS FOR THE BLIND
    271 4 Bosses may be compelled to help handicapped KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Physically handicapped people, including the blind and the deaf, may soon be working side by side with normal office workers. The Social Welfare Department plans to ask the Federation Government to Introduce legislation which would
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    New vice-consul for Penang
    66 4 PENANO, Thurs.— The U.S. vice-consul here. Mr. Benjamin Welner. will leave Penang on Saturday to attend the American foreign service German language school In Frankurt. Germany, prior to home leave and reassignment. Mr. Welner who came to Malaya In November 1950. will be succeeded by Mr.
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    State police chief: Happy times here
    112 5 State police chief: Happy times here A LOR STAR. Thurs. The retiring Kedah and Perils Chief Officer. Mr J. N. D. Harrison, said last night that he and his wife would leave Malaya "with many happy memories." "We have enjoyed our stay In this country." Mr. Harrison said at a
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    Off to get $100 m. loan
    286 5 TWO TOP OFFICIALS SEEKING MONEY FOR POWER SCHEME KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TWO top Federation Government officials who left today for financial talks in London and Washington will negotiate a loan of more than $100 million from the International Bank for the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric
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    'NO' TO SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME MAN
    193 5 'THE Singapore Gov- ernment has turned down an offer by Britain to send a senior British Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance executive to help draft social security legislation for the Colony. The Government hopes that Mr. O. J. Brocklehursl. an International Labour Organslation
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    Youth concert
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Youths Fellowship League of the Holy Light Church. Johore Bahru. Is giving a concert at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Aug. 23.
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    Housewife writes a merdeka song
    171 5 PENANG, Thursday. APENANO housewife and her cousin in Sumatra have composed a song to celebrate the Federation's first anniversary of independence on Aug. 31. Th< lyrics, In Malay, are written by Mrs. Lilian Don. wife of a Penang businessman. Her cousin. Mrs. Jade S Khu.
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    2 detained after police raid on slum
    196 5 2 detained after police raid on slum KUALA LUMFL'R, Than.— A police squad led by Mr. 8. Nayatam, A.S.P.. of the Cheras Baad police station, raided the ahua area of Kamponc Oollata early today and rounded ■p 13 suspects. A police spokesman said the raid waa In connection with a
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    Scholarship
    45 5 KUCHINQ. Thurs. Mr David Lee Cheng Joo. 21 a teacher trainee In Kuchlng. has been granted a Sarawak Government scholarship to take a diploma course at the Bhoredltch Teachers TrainIng College In England, specialising in woodwork and netalwork The course will last two years.
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    U.S. study awards
    75 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Five teachers have been awarded eight-month grants for special studies in the United States. They are: Mr. Choy Yoon Choon of the Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh. Mr. Woo Kok Keong of St. John's Institution. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Oswald Noel Dorall of the Government English School.
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    WAS WITH MISTRESS JUAN IN MURDER BID CASE
    260 6 WAS WITH MISTRESS JUAN IN MURDER BID CASE Woman^together five years J ~*bachM Ms claim KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MAN accused of the attempted murder of a 17-year-old girl because she refused to elope with him told a High Court judge here today: j our honour, It could not have been
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    51 6 THE NO. 1 POLICEWOMAN SAYS GOODBYE TO HER SUCCESSOR "GOOD LUCK ond good bye," soys Miss Boboro Wentworth, 48, ex-chief of the Federation Women's Police Force to her successor, Inspector Irene Lee. Miss Wentworth leoves for Britain next Thursday after completing her three-year tour of duty in Malaya. Straits Times
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    Jump in number of Red dumps, camps found
    142 6 KUALA LUMPUB, Thurs^ Sixty-two terrorist arms and 'ood dumps were found in the Federation last month 43 more than In Jan*. Seventy-six camps were found, compared with 52 In June. A total of «,«M terrorists had keen killed up to Jalv 31.
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    MALAYA AT GATT FOR FIRST TIME
    147 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MALAYA will take part for the first time as an independent country at the General Agreement on Tariff and Trade annual consultations on imDort and export restrictions at Geneva on Oct. 16. Malayan delegation will be led by the Deputy Controller
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    The case against a man dead 80 years...
    214 6 The case against a man dead 80 years... yHE court usher stood up. cleared his throat and called out the name, Choa Kay Swee listed as defendant in a City Council case. There was no response. An interpreter took up the call. Again there was no response. Then up stood
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    Curfew cut
    39 6 PENANO, Thurs.— Curfew hours imposed In the Sungel Ara hills and the area around Relau village will be relaxed from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Aug. 21 and 22 because of the Chinese Seventh Moon festival.
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    Four Malayan police officers graduate
    97 6 rE police officers from the Federation and two from Singapore were among 25 officers and N.t.O.s from overseas territories who pased out from the Hendon Police Training School near London recently. They are Inspectors C. Bridges and Wong Chek Sung of Singapore and Inspectors Abdnlah
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    No casualties
    19 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs No casualties to Communist terrorists or security forces were reported in the Federation today.
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    New party branch formed 'in secret'
    178 6 IPOH, Thurs. The 1 Labour Party of Malaya has formed a new branch In Ipoh. without the knowledge of its Perak branch. The Ipoh branch was formed here on Tuesday night by Mr. Tan Phock Khin. secre-tary-general of the party. The officials of the
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    Another trip
    38 6 JESSELTON. Thurs. Singapore's Minister for Health. Mr. A. J. Braga, with two Assemblymen, Mr. Lim Choon Mong and Mr. Lee Choon Eng. are due here on Auk. 23 to attend the three-day Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference
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    WAR ON FIRE HOAXERS
    152 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Stlffer sentences for hoaxers who make false alarm calls to the fire brigade are available under the (Federation) Municipal Ordinance, the Straits Times was told today. A police spokesman here was commenting on the fact that leaders of the firemen's union have urged
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    Principal to attend course in Britain
    47 7 Principal to attend course in Britain MISS ENID M. PEREIRA, headmistress of the Sultan Ibrahim Girls' School, Johore Bahru, who leaves for Britain on Sept. 4 under the Colombo Plan to attend a one-year coarse for headmistresses at the Institute for Education. Reading University. Straits Times picture.
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    Man wins fight with 9 ft. 10 in. tiger
    254 7 WOUNDED, IT CHEWS GUN BUTT DURING STRUGGLE: LATER IT IS FOUND DEAD SEREMBAN, Thursday. AFTER a 40-year-old Malay kampong worker had shot and wounded a huge tiger yesterday he fought it while four friends fired shots in the air to scare
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    M.C.A. SETTLES A DISPUTE OVER IPOH CONTROL
    352 7 IPOH, Thursday. A SPECIAL committee of the Malayan Chinese A Association, Perak branch, has settled the dispute over the control of its important Ipoh district. An ad hoc committee last night decided to re-organlsc its Ipoh district sub-branch according to the boundaries of
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    BO AC plans film treat
    57 7 The British Overseas Airways Corporation will entertain members of its Junior Jet Club in various parts of the world, including Singapore and the Federation. In Singapore. 404 members will see a film show at the Pavilion on the morning of Sept 2 In Kuala Lumpur,
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    Nanyang University may get Govt. aid
    96 7 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, will ask the Council of Ministers to approve a grant to the Nanyang University. 1 Mr. Chew told newsmen yesterday that the size of the grant would depend on a statement of Income ai.d expenditure he
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    200 Air Cade at camp
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— 'wo hundred boys from Penang. Ipoh and Kuala iUmuur. all cadets of the Air Training Corps, are <pending their annual 12--lay camp at the Victoria Institution here. The Prime Minister. *Ten;ku Abdul Rahman, will aspect them on Aug. 20.
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    NEW BRUNEI STAMPS OUT ON SEPT. 24
    83 7 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs. Three new stamps to commemorate the opening of the Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque, named after the Sultan will be on sale at all Brunei post offices on Sept. 24. The stamps are in denu minatlons of eight cents (green). 15
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    S-E Asia tour
    23 7 Australia's top anti-sub-marine frigate, the Quiberon, will arrive in Singapore on Tuesday for a tour of duty In South-East Asia.
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    Tengku's appeal: Be model public servants
    320 7 Tengku's appeal: Be model public servants ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has appealed to all senior Asian Government officers to strive to become model public servants. In a circular to senior officers last week, the Prime Minister asked them to observe two points: BE COURTEOUS and
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    Chinese urged to be citizens
    40 7 BENTONO, Thurs.— A working committee of Chinese associations here has issued a pamphlet urging eligible Chinese to take up citizenship as soon as possible. The pamphlet warned noncitizens of the rights they would be forfeiting.
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    A DREAM COMES TRUE FOR PIANIST AGED 19
    79 7 A DREAM COMES TRUE FOR PIANIST AGED 19 WHEN Miss Consume Kei-yuen Chan, a talented Hone Kunc pianist. rave a recital last night at the Victoria Memorial Hall in Singapore a dream came true Constance's greatest wish was to perform la Singapore The 19-year-old pianist Is soon leaving for New
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    Civics show
    42 7 A civics exhibition— "Our Singapore "—sponsored by the Department of Information Services and the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held in the Great World Garden Hal) during the trade and Industries fair from Aug. 22 to Sept. 14.
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    Call-up: 'Good' response
    48 7 Call-up: 'Good' response PENANG, Thurs. The Chief Registration Officer. Mr. E. M. Macdonald, vald in Penang today the response to the national call-up registration was Tlrst class Mr. Macdonald said be would submit a report to the Minister for the Interior and Justice, Inche Sulaiman bin Abdul Rahman.
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    SUCH A FUSS WHEN lAN CAUGHT HIS FINGER...
    93 7 AFIRE engine, an ambulance and two police patrol cars sped to the Ngee Ann Building In Orchard Road. Singapore, yesterday after a telephone call that a boy was trapped In a lift "with half hl.s body sticking out." When they arrived the
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    Talks by UMNO leaders
    54 7 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. Three UMNO national leaders will address 100 representative from UMNO branches In Penang and Province Wellesley here on Saturday. Inche Mohamed Khlr Mn Joharl, Minister for Education. Inche Ismail Yusoff, UMNO secretary-general, and Inche Qhaffar Baba. UMNO publicity chief, will talk on the achievements
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    YOU CAN TUNE IN TO U.N. MID-EAST CRISIS DEBATE
    101 7 Malayans can hear the full proceedings of the U.N. General Assembly debate on the Middle East over Voice of America transmitters. The proceedings are being broadcast daily from 10 p.m. local time In English and Chinese Broadcasts in English will oe
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    Seaman fined $8,500
    83 7 Seaman fined $8,500 OUTTERWORTH, Thurs. A seaman from the tanker Antonian was fined $8,500 or eight months' jail here today for having 290 cartons of cigarettes on which duty had not been paid. Tlew Khing Yung. 28, from Hong Kong, said he had bought the cigarettes for some Indonesians on
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    -SQUADRONSWAPPED GUNS FOR CAMERAS TO SPOT REDS
    109 7 -SQUADRON SWAPPED GUNS FOR CAMERAS TO SPOT REDS- A WARTIME R.A.F. IX fighter squadron, which exchanged its machine guns for aerial cameras on coming out to Singapore, has Just completed 10 years of anti-terrorist photographic operations In Malaya. The No. 81 (Photographic Reconnaissance) Squadron first came to Singapore In September.
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    DEATHS
    77 8 Word* ll* (Mlmimum). SQUIRES. George Thomas, dearly loved husband of Elsie Newton and father of Margaret Self, Isabel Feme, and Joan Smith, on 14th August. Friends please meet cortege Bldadaii Cemetery 5 pjn. Friday. "There shall be n« more pain IN MKMOHIA.M of Dr. Weerekoon Arthur Clement, aged 73,
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    223 8 Z« Hard, tin Minimum) WHEN YOU'VE FIBH to Irjr— keep Air- Wick by! Remember AirWlck kills unpleasant Indoor odours. Ask your dealer. BOOKS. BOOKS, BOOKS. Donald Moore Ltd Welcome All Who Need Books At Their New Showroom In Mac Donald House. Singapore. LIKE A MAOIC touch. 4711 "Masco a"
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      End Of Free Trade?
      724 8 An era ends with the Singapore Government's ace- eptance of the principle of protective tariffs. The roof of the Assembly House did I not fall in, there was no panic yesterday in the market place. Indeed Mr. J. M Jumabhoy's announcement has attracted curiously little attention.
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      New Eisenhower Doctrine
      367 8 The Eisenhower plan for the Middle East has given the emergency session of the U.N. Assembly a purposeiuJ start. First reactions to the President's sutement are almost wholly favourable. Even Cairo has a word of I praise, although claiming i the cart has been put before the
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    Unpopular governments are more vulnerable to indirect aggression
    1007 8 I CAN. it seems, with- draw my little song of last week about the decision of the United Nations to take no decisions today. President Elsenhower's speech at the openIng meeting of the special Assembly has revived hope that the solution of
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      CONFLICT OF 'HAVE' AND 'HAVE-NOT' IS UNREAL
      794 8 I HAVE followed witn interest the correspondence leading to and resulting from Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's letter (S.T Aug. 8). If the test'mony of "Pro Bono Publtco" about the organisation of schoolboy squads for canvassing In elections Is true (a report heard by
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      Anonymous leaders and anonymous followers
      218 8 YOUR anonymous correspondent "8223" claims (S.T. Aug. 11) to be English and Chinese educated, widely travelled and expert ough to pronounce Judgment on "indications of Communist influence". Of course he dared not allege that the PAP is responsible for this, but a vague smear against
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      MISUSE OF SIT. LIGHTS
      37 8 I WOULD like to draw attention to the misuse of staircase lights in 8.1.T Hats in Nile Road. The lights do not work because they are used to illuminate badminton courts. RESIDENT. Singapore
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      Impose house curfew on classified thugs
      73 8 U7HEN a gangster is ar- rested and taken to C.I.D. for screening and then classiried by the Registrar of Secret Societies as a member of a certain group, a house curfew should be imposed on him from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. If be
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      84 8 Secrets of the Human Cell In every cell of our bodies, we have actual particles that are directly descended from prehistoric man. An exciting article In the July Reader's Digest (now on sale) tells of the fascinating research that biologists are carrying out on the human eell of the piece
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    Man accused of hunting murder
    325 9 STORY OF ALLEGED SHOT AT PRINTER BECAUSE HE WAS 4 DYING IN AGONY' WHEN Fang Kwong Liam, 25, was accused, at a Singapore preliminary inquiry yesterday, of murdering Abdul Kareem, 33, a printer, while huntIng at Mandai on No>v. 17 last year, evidence was given
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    Lock icon PLANTER CAN'T TAKE SON TO MALAYA EDINBURGH. Thursday.
    146 9 PLANTER CAN'T TAKE SON TO MALAYA EDINBURGH. Thursday. t«e High Court here placed a temporary ban on a 1 planter's plan to take his five-year-old son back with him to Malaya tomorrow. The court granted an interim Injunction to Mrs. Pauline Joy Morrison, now living in Hevingham, Norfolk, who .stated
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    Appeal for blood again
    77 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Lady Templer TB Hospital is desperately In need of groups O' and B blood Its blood bank is running out quickly. Since an appeal was launched yesterday after- C 9 noon through the radio. io Europeans a Malay and an Indian have
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    More register
    26 9 KUALA TRENGG ANU Thurs— The total number of youths who have registered tor national service In the state is 22.640. Expected figure was 17,000.
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    Teacher visited girl night he died
    283 9 Teacher visited girl night he died KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Stephen Fonseka, 22-year-old teacher, called on a girl friend two hours before his body was found on a bridge near his home, his head battered, a magistrate was told today. Desmond Lazaroo. giving evidence at a preliminary Inquiry at which four
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    Federal papers for 845,152
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A total of 22.509 Federal citizenship certificates were Issued during the week ending last Saturday. Altogether 845.152 certificates have been issued so far.
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    Police transfer
    26 9 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Inspector Poh Thuan Keat. from Selangor police headquarters, has succeeded Inspector Johari bin Hanaf ian a. s station Inspector. Teluk Anson.
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    DC Wof
    116 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Than. The Treasury warned the public today not to accept split currency notes In circulation in Malaya. These notes are worthless. A clause in the Currency Ordinance declares that split notes are net acceptable. They are not even rarities which can be sold at high prices
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    Three on kidnap charge
    54 9 Three on kidnap charge rREE youths pleaded not guilty in a Singa. pore magistrate's court yesterday to kidnapping Koo Mong Wong, 18, in Hindoo Road on Wednesday. They were Smmat kin Abdullah, of Dunlop Street; Ng Kal Hock, or May* Street; and Chua Gee Seng. •f Serangoon Road. All three
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    Civics course
    20 9 KUANTAN. Thurs. A four-day civics course will De held here from Aug. 19 for 30 Pahang council officials.
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    PROMOTION FOR 20 INSPECTORS
    102 9 PROMOTION FOR 20 INSPECTORS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Twenty Inspectors of the Royal Federation Police Force have been promoted assistant superintendents They are: B. Abraham, Haroun bin Abdul Rahman. Leong Yuen Cheong (all Johore), A. Kuppusamy, Syed Mohamed bin Abdul Rahman Alhabshl. Francis Lee Vat Kuen (all Pahang). Saw Ah Kow.
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    Raffles Place car park may go
    123 9 -fa From Page One Building Committee and the City Assessor for investigation. The City Assessor has reported that under the lease it would appear in order for the area to be redeveloped v a public park "but there would be no authority to erect
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    COUNCIL IS ORDERED TO RECONSIDER RATES OF 115
    964 9 COUNCIL IS ORDERED TO RECONSIDER RATES OF 115 Assessments appeal verdict IPOH, Thurs. Mr. Justice Good today delivered a 65-minute d c c I a ratory statement of the law" in his decision on the appeals by 115 landlords against the Taiping town council's annual assessment list for 1957. In
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    XL police guard for 50 Singapore schoolboys
    203 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. FIFTY boys of the Chinese High School, Singapore, were kept under a strong police guard during a five-hour stay here today Detectives were waiting at the station when the boys— on their way to Bangkok for a 10-day educational tourarrived
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    Eight win contest
    83 9 TAIPING. Thurs. Ambrose Ng of St. Michael's Institution, Ipoh, and M. Namasivayam of AngloChinese School, Sitiawan. have won the TaMe Ho Diamond Jubilee Fund Essay competition, English section. Winners of the other sections MALAY: 7.«k lf h blntl Khalld (Tapah) and Ismail bin AM. Majld (Batu Oaiaht.
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    Gifts and cash for children
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —An on-the-spot collection among members of the Selangor Chinese Welfare Committee yesterday netted $170 for the Selangor Children's Home, in Klang Road A party led by Mr. Chong Shlh Guan. secretary of the committee, visited the home to distribute gifts.
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    FILMS SHOWN IN PILGRIM SHIPS: A PROBE
    188 9 FILMS SHOWN IN PILGRIM SHIPS: A PROBE piLMS shown aboard 1 ships taking pilgrims to Mecca are supplied by the Federal Film Library of the Department of Information Services in Kuala Lumpur. Film shows In the ships were Introduced by the Federation Government only this year, said a spokesman for
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    NEIGHBOURS' CALL SAVES HOUSE FROM BLAZE
    113 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Quick action by neighbours saved a house belonging to a European couple— they had gone to the cinema from being gutted by fire in Petalin* Jaya this evening. A Petaling Jaya Fire Services spokesman said firemen had to break a window
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    Man and fly in machineresult is heady mixture
    270 10 FRIDAY SPOTLIGHT ON THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS By SUSAN BARRIE THIS is the era of "science fiction" films with a good leavening of horror. Lake Westerns, they get bigger and wider and more spine-chill-ing as film technique improves. For this reason, 20thCentu.
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    A BIKE —NOW SMILEY GETS HIS GUN
    97 10 A BIKE NOW SMILEY GETS HIS GUN Anyone up to the age of 14 should enjoy the new Australian colour Him "SMILEY GETS A GUN," but it is hardly adult fare. You may remember the original "Smiley," in which a small, freckled bush boy with a talent for getting Into
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    LITTLE AUDIE BACK IN SADDLE AS YOUNG JESSE JAMES
    249 10 LITTLE AUDIE BACK IN SADDLE AS YOUNG JESSE JAMES TWERE is an unfortunate tendency in American Westerns to glorify the gunmen and make even cold-blooded killers into national heroes. In "KANSAS RAIDERS." teenage idol Audie Murphy. play.s the part of Jesse James, one of the most bloodthirsty and notorious outlaws
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    Calf love in the Alps for Swiss miss Heidi
    115 10 Calf love in the Alps for Swiss miss Heidi rOSE who saw the film "Heidi.' about a little Swiss girl who befriends a delicate, pampered rich K irl and brings her back to health, will wefcume the sequel, "HEIDI AND PETER". Its chief assets are the delightful Swiss mountain scenery
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    Wonders of nature can be horrifying as well
    194 10 Wonders of nature can be horrifying as well WONDERLAND OF NATURE" is a remarkable Japanese colour documentary that gives a close-up view of the spectacular Japanese Alps. The publicity build-up says that It is an attempt to depict the survival of the fittest in nature and it succeeds almost too
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    GAGS AND DOLLS, RUNYON STYLE
    183 10 By HUGH MABBETT DO Damon Kunyonty p c characters amuse yon? Do yon enjoy Bob Hope-type jokes? If so, you most see "HEAR ME GOOD," one of the funniest shows in months. Thia Aim contains some of the fastest, neatest dialogue since the Man Brothers
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      225 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 "Daily" flsh (4). 7 Opposite of poetical? (7>. A bit out of the ordinary, aa 8 What rat can put It across? it were (10, 5). (7). 11 Person with appointment takes 9 Nipper after a short ran charge (7) reaches umpire (7). 12 More
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Bush nurse won world acclaim as polio healer
    1514 11 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Bush nurse won world acclaim as polio healer H«r nMthod of polio tr«atm«nt was so unorthodox the Australian Government •et up a Royal Commission to Inquire into her work. Its report condemned the Kenny polio treatment method as a ELIZABETH KENNY WAS ACCORDED FREEDOM OF THE
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 12 Malayan Share Market: Aag. 14 Am 13 Inamstrlals: M.98 MRS Tlsa- 81.39 tUI Jan. i 1958=1 to
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    TIN REACHES LOWEST LEVEL FOR A MONTH ON SINGAPORE MART
    489 12 TIN REACHES LOWEST LEVEL FOR A MONTH ON SINGAPORE MART By Our Market Correspondent TEE price of tin in Singapore yesterday fell below the $370 level for the first time for a month, a drop of 50 cents taking it down to $369.50 per picul. Although only 110 tons were
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    27 12 SINGAPORE. AUG. 14. RUBBER: 81% cents per lb. (down threeeifhths of a cent). TIN: $369.50 per pleul (dawn 5* cenU). Unofficial estimated offering lit tons.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    288 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials and rubbers were quietly steady, while tins were easier. The turnover was email." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following basiness done yesterday: 8.8. Petrol 455. 9d Fed Dispensary $1.09 and $1.08; Fraser Neave ords $3.65; Gammon $1,454; O'town Dlsp. $2,274
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    78 12 Shipi lying aloßcside the Sin(mporr Harbour Board wharres or rxprttt* today are: Dolilu I/a, Steel Navigator 4/5. Ondlna 6A. Agamemnon 6/7, Cardiganshire R9. Kamikawa Maru 10/11 Straat Johore 13/14, Ball 15/ I*. Van Un Schoulen 18. Kyber 19/20 Stia N. Wall 3, Prekkak N. Wall S, Kinabalu 21/21,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    149 12 MELBOURNE, ThUTS. INVESTMENT shares moved 1 higher with rises covering a wide number of stock*. Price movement* were narrow Bank, HP automotive sections made the best gains. Mining shares held a steady overall tone, main moves beln* a fall of sd. in OU Search to I*. Sd. and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 12 September lint rrade rubber oayen f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at B IS cents per 1b down three-eighths of a cent on Wednesdays closing price. Closing tone: SHghMy steadier Closing prices n cent* per tb. yesterday wereOFriCIAL: Int. 1 RSM. Bpot f.o.b. buyers 81»». sellers 81 Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    104 12 Slncaaore Ckdneac Praaace E»ehaaaje noon prices per picul ye»terday were: Capra; quiet; UK/ConUnent Augu»t/Bepember $32 buyers «32H sellers Coconut «U quiet.' bulk S4B>» sellers, drum (52 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported, Muntok white $128 Sarawak $127 (both down $2), special Sarawak black $74 (down $1). Sincapore
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    66 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to 8100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 Vi; French Francs *****. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.82 for cash,
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    Goodyear's profit down
    110 12 Geedyear Tire and Robber Co., reported In New York that the indicated net Income for the second quarto was U5516,398,301 or US $1.5 a common share. Willie this covered dividend requirement* and was 51 per cent above the $IX2 a, share earned in the previous quarter, it
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    49 12 THK Federatlaa'a Ministn of Flnaaec haa flxe«l the folio win* price* far ralrulat log Ciutoma dutin (air thi week (ram Aai. 14. Rubber 81 H cenU a la. Capra fM< a ton. vronut oil $83t a ton. P»lm all M3I.M a tan. Palm kernela 5378.75 a ton.
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      737 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS AfPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens and permanent serving Government Officers for appointment aa Assistant Council Reporter (BnglUh Language) and (b) Assistant council Reporter (Malay) In the Legislative Council, Federation o; Malaya, on the salary Mate: $4*2 x A2O 582 per mensem, plus COLA at current rates. *ornt
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    445 14 'Communist countries aim to lisrupt colony trade' AMUUCAN CONSULS WARNING: J^ senior American Consul in Singapore, Mr. Donald L. Woolf, warned yesterday that Communist countries aimed to disrupt Singapore's traditional trade channels and create chaotictrading conditions in order to achieve propaganda and political objectives. Mr. Woolf, who is in charge
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    Japanese company to open offices
    207 14 Japanese company to open offices ANOTHER leading Ja- panese tyre manufacturing concern, the Yokohama Rubber Co. Ltd., is planning to open an office in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur later this year. Mr. Yoshinao Ichioka. a local representative of the company, said yesterday that his company's business In Malaya, particularly In
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    Big jump in iron ore output
    210 14 miINERS in the FediTl eration of Malaya produced 31,745 tons more iron ore in May than in the previous month, despite reports that Japan, Malaya's largest customer, was buying less this year. The amount produced In May was 262.044 tons, making a total of
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    NEW DUTCH FAN READY FOR LOCAL MARKETS
    229 14 ANEW type of electric ceiling fan, which, it is claimed, is capable of giving a wider and much more uniform air circulation than the ordinary type of ceiling fan, will be placed on the Malayan market this week. The manufacturer is the dola
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    2,000 VOLKSWAGEN SOLD
    79 14 r'O thousand Volkswagen vehicles, including sedans, convertibles, pick-ups and delivery vans, had been sold up to last week in Malaya since they were first brought on to the local market In January 1955. The two-thousandth vehl- cle was a sedan de-luxe bought by Mr. Pung Eng Huat
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    'Celebes plans to resume her normal exports of copra'
    262 14 'Celebes plans to resume her normal exports of copra rpHE Indonesian eco- nomlc counsul in Singapore, Mr. Tjahja Natadiningrat, said yesterday that hi s Government might re- sume exports of East Indonesian copra to Malaya following the recapture of most of this copra-producing area by the Central Government. But it
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    Italian representative to survey business here
    184 14 A REPRESENTATIVE of a leading manufacturer of sewing machines in Italy, Mr. P. Brassi, is expected in Singapore in October to make a routine study of the local market. Mr. Brassi Is a representative of Necchi S.p.A. of Pavia. Northern Italy, whose sewing machines
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    189 15 MUNICH, Thurs. Manchester United— back In Munich for the first time since the tragic air crash of six months ago— were beaten 4-3 by a combined Munich side here last night Munich dominated the first half In which they streaked to a 4-2 lead— but
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    65 16 Kowloon Motor Bus of Hong Kong, gained their second win in their threematch soccer tour of Singapore when they beat a Singapore Selection 5-2 at Jalan Besar stadium last night Kowloon. who led 2-0 at half time, scored through Lav Chee Lam <2>, Lam Kam Tone
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    935 16  -  f SAUL OSHUA Siamese sprinters add spice to Malayan championships Track events likely to be dominated by the Federation stars BY DV a stroke of good fortune the Federation of Malaya Athletic Union's plan to hold an inter-state athletics championship meet without Singapore and North Borneo, to
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    561 16  -  OH KBB 11AMC By THEY'RE CONFIDENT OF RELA V WIN DENANG, Thurs.—Fed- eratlon of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union's "Games village" at the Malayan Teachers College In Glugor here, hummed with subdued excitement today eve of the National Open championships. Hundreds or athletes from the Federation.
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    111 16 LONDON. Thurs. Close ol play scores in yesterday's county cricket matches: Close of play scores: At BvUb: Derbyshire eight for one versus Hampshire Rain ended play. At Scarbaraagh: Yorkshire M for two (W. Stott 50 not out* versus Leicestershire. At CheHeaham: Glamorgan 49 for two versus
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    97 16 A LOR STAR, Thurs. Kedah are in a strong position to beat Kelantan in the first-ever Inter -state cricket friendly between the two states here at the end of the first day's play today. Kedah scored 107 and then dismissed Kelantan for 45. At close Kedah
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    54 16 TOKYO. Thurs. John Monckton, of Australia, won the 100-m back stroke In the Japanese National Swimming championships in lmln 2.4. beating the Japanese National record of lmin 4sec. Monckton beat his team mate. John Haynes. by three strokes, with the Japanese champton Keijl Hase third
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    231 16 Application for $25,000 grant is rejected By VICTOR NAYACAM KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. 'THE Minister of Finance, Sir Henry Lee has re- Jected an application by the Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council for a grant of $25,000 The FMSSC applied for the grant on Apr.
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    51 16 MUNICH. Thurs Mervyn Rose, the Australian Davis Cup player, suspended "indefinitely" yesterday by the Australian Lawn Tennis Association, played in the Bavarian national championships here yesterday He won his first round match 6-0. 6-1 against a local player. Hans Klrges. Rose won the Bavarian title last year—
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    131 16 Elliott can't compete in US SYDNEY, Thurs. Herb Elliott. Australia's "wonder miler," was last night refused permission by the Amateur Athletic Union of Australia to return to the United States in December to run in the Sugar Bowl meet in New Orleans. The A.A.A.U. last night decided that Elliott had
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    46 16 IPOH. Thurs Ferak Chinese Recreation CiuD. this years League champions. beat Cheng Wah 4-1 in a first round match of the RDY Cup competition here today. Toong Nam. Seng Choy and Poh Heng scored for P C.R.C.. and Llm Cheng for Cheng Wah
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