The Straits Times, 28 August 1958

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 /Hah** The Straits Times Estd 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 28, 1958 A II CENTS
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    NORTH JOHORE GOES WHITE
    113 1 Red stronghold is broken and telegram is sent to Templer Seven million leaflets to tell of big surrender KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A big operation—codenamed St. Helena— will be launched tomorrow to tell the remaining Reds In the Malayan Jungle about the surrender of Hor Lung, the
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    'No thanks to you'—Dato Razak lashes out at Yong Peng
    754 1  - 'No thanks to you'—Dato Razak lashes out at Yong Peng NELSON RUTHERFURD MAIN STREETS IN ALL TOWNS SHOW FLAGS AND BUNTING By SEGAMAT, Wednesday. rpHE whole of North Johore today became the largest white area ever declared in the Federation. It embraces 261,000 people. The announcement was only made possible
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    THE KING AT THE PREMIERE OF 'SERGEANT HASSAN'
    101 1 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and hn consort, the Rafo PermoJsuri Agong, attended the premiere of the Maloy film "Sergeant Hassan" at the Capitol cinema in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday night. They are being escorted to the royal box by the Asst. Chief
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    Minority warning on party politics —in university—
    1615 1 Minority warning on party politics —in university KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TWO MEMBERS of the joint committee on the new University of Malaya constitution fear there is grave danger of party politics :reeping into university affairs. Dr. B. R Sreenivasan, chairman of the Singapore MalayanLsatlon Commission, and Professor L. A. Sheridan,
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    38 1 WEST BERLIN. Wed.— The Charlie Chaplin film •The Great Dictator." a satire on the Hitler regime, had Its first public showing In West Germany yesterday. The audience laughed— but did not applaud at the end.— Rputer
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    Lock icon Bradman is 50
    17 1 ADELAIDE Wed. Test cricketer Sir Donald Brad man Is 50 years of age today.—Reuter.
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    Joe Louis' wife seeks divorce
    55 1 NEW YORK. Wed—Lawyers for Rose Morgan, the weakhy beauty shop operator, who was married to former heavyweight champion Joe Louis on Christmas Day. 1955. said yesterday they had served Louis with papers seeking an annulment of the marriage. Mrs. Louis' lawyers said the ex-fighter would
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    Red build-up off Quemoy goes on
    267 1 rpAIPEH, Wed.—Com--1 munist Chinese naval forces are converging on the Formosa Strait as a heavy bombardment of the Quemoy islands continued today by guns on the mainland, a Defence Ministry spokesman said today. Rear Admiral Liv Ho-tu said the Communists had 4,000 t 5.000
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    Dr. Lee named Ambassador to Japan
    87 1 Dr. Lee named Ambassador to Japan DR. LEE TIANCt KENG. 58. (above). Member for Health in pre-merdeka Malaya, has been appointed Malayan Ambassador to Japan, the Federation Government announced In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Dr. Lee was president of the Penang branch of the Malayan Chinese Association from 1949 to 1951.
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    MAN FOR BYRNE JOB NAMED
    60 1 MAN FOR BYRNE JOB NAMED INCHE ABU BAKAR bin Pawanchee has been appointed acting Permanent Secretary to the Ministry Of Commerce and Industry In succession to Mr. K M. Byrne. Mr. Byrne Is retiring at the end of this month to contest the Legislative Assembly election. Inche Abu Bakar Is
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  • 2 a.m. news roundup
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      Lock icon TRAWLER FLEET BAITS ICELAND
      107 1 HULL, Wed. The fishing fleet sailed under naval escort today, with sealed orders that mar lead to an eagerly awaited showdown in Britain's "fish war" with Iceland. Most of the trawlers probably will be in the vicinity of Iceland by midnight on Sunday, when Iceland begins
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      NO U.S. AGGRESSIVE DESICNS: NEHRU
      69 1 NEW DEI HI. Wed. The Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, today rejected Communist and other opposition charges that the United States had "aggressive designs" In its military actions in Asia. Mr. Nehru said in a foreign affairs debate in the Upper House of Parliament there
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      IKE BACKS HANDS OFF' WARNING
      58 1 IKE BACKS HANDS OFF' WARNING WASHINGTON, Wed President Eisenhower, at his news conference today, endorsed Foreign Secretary of State John Foster Dulles's warning to Communist China to stay off the Nationalist held off-shore islands the Quemoy and Matsu Groups. The U.S. is not going to <'. rt its responsibility to
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    400 RAF men to be sacked
    328 2 AJOR MINISTRY ORDERS CUTS BECAUSE OF EXPENDITURE EXCESS UNION LEADER: THIS IS NO WAY TO TREAT LONG SERVICE WORKERS yHE Royal Air Force in Singapore and the Federation is to dismiss 400 civilian employees in a big economy drive. The workers, mostly from Singapore,
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    "Teach hygiene and save lives'
    93 2 "Teach hygiene and save lives' KOTA BHARU. Wed. The KeUntan "Minister" for Works. Incbe Mohamed Idris. today called on Malay teachers to give more hygiene lessons to their pupils, 90 that they and their families could live longer. Inche Mohamed Idris, who it also a member of the State Education
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    Hurt with axe charge
    60 2 KUALA LIPIB. Wed. r- A railway labourer. Mohamed Din bin Kader, 24, was charged in the hospital here yesterday before the West Pahang circuit magistrate, Inche Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah, with voluntarily caus. ing hurt to Yusoff bin Awang with an axe. Mohamed Din pleaded
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    Caretaker dies from poison
    36 2 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. —An estate caretaker. Kok Chin Heng, 41. was found dead at Juru yesterday. Kok. who had been suffering from tuberculosis. Is believed to have died from sulphuric acid poisoning.
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    Annual dinner
    21 2 The Malayan Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual dinner and dance at the Embassy Hotel. Singapore, on Sept. 6.
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    Report from Singapore
    72 2 A report on World Health Organisation activities in Singapore. Malaya and other countries in the region will be presented at the Western Pacific Regional Committee's ninth session to be held in Manila from Sept. 26 to Oct. 2. The report, prepared by Dr. I. C. Fang, Director
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    'Hopelessly insolvent' tin miner in debt for $97,000
    231 2 'Hopelessly insolvent' tin miner in debt for $97,000 IPOH, Wed. A tin miner and timber merchant, Tang Soo, said at his public examination here today that he owed 37 creditors a total of about $97,000 after both his mines had failed to make any profit. He added that be was
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    MENTRI IS ILL AFTER OPERATION
    67 2 MENTRI IS ILL AFTER OPERATION IPOH, Wed.— The M-ntrl Besar of Perak, Incbe Mohamed Gbaiali bin Haji Jawi, has been confined to his boose for the past three days as the result of a surgical operation. The State Surgeon. Mr. J. D. Fraser, had to perform an operation late on
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  • REST OF THE OVERSEAS NEWS
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      Lock icon TURKISH CYPRIOTS SAY 'YES'
      53 2 VICOS1A, Wed.— a1 Turkish Cypriots will accept Turkey's decision to support Britain's partnership plan for Cyprus, the leader of the Turkish community, Dr. Farihil Kutchuk. said last night. He told a Press conference that whatever the Turkish Government agreed on was acceptable to the Turkish community
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      18 2 ATHENS: Oen. Lauris Norstad. supreme commander of Nato forces In Europe, arrived here for a short visit.— Reuter.
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      27 2 NEW YORE: The Algerian Front of National Liberation announced here that it had asked the U.N. to intervene In the dispute between France and Algerian nationalists.— U.P.I.
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      17 2 MOSCOW: The Soviet Minister for Foreign Trade. Mr. Ivan Origoryevich. has been relieved of his Dost Reuter.
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      26 2 OSLO: King Olav visited the U.8. nuclear submarine Skate as Admiral ol the Norwegian Navy. The Skate is visiting Norway after sailing under the Arctic Circle.—U.P.l.
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      19 2 BARCELONA: The British Foreign Secretary. Mr Selwyn Lloyd, arrived here to begin a brief holiday on the Costa Brava.—U.P.l.
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      16 2 LONDON: Leaders of London's 50,000 busmen decided on a "work-to-rule" scheme after meetings with union officials.—Reuter.
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      23 2 WASHINGTON: T*h c Israeli ambassador. Mr. Abba Eban. conferred with Assistant Secretary of State William Rountree on latest developments in the Middle East.—U.PJ.
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      23 2 NEW YORK: Mr. Abdul Jabbar Jomard. Iraqi Foreign Minister, left by air for Madrid on his way to visit Tunisia and Morocco. —Reuter.
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      20 2 BAGDAD: The Yemeni Crown Prince, Mohammed El Badr. left here for Cairo after signing a friendship agreement with Iraa UJ.I.
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    Banks wary on no-security personal loans
    210 2 Banks wary on no-security personal loans OANKING circles In Singapore were wary yester--13 day on whether they would follow the lead of two British banks In introducing a scheme authorising personal loans to customers without security. A report from London states that the Westminster Bank one of Britain's Pve" has
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      128 2 A $20,000 JACKPOT is waiting to be wen in The Malayan Monthly's Contest "V" I (for August). There's olso $5,000 in con- E solation prizes. This great contest closes on Monday, I September 1. You have five days in which E to make your bid for the big money. E
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    Lock icon Racial row started with a remisal raid—it's an old score
    397 3 Racial row started with a remisal raid— it's an old score LONDON, Wednesday. f |MIK Home Office authorities are studying a police report on Britain's worst race riots in the Midlands city of Nottingham on Saturday, in which about 200 white and coloured men fought with knives and clubs. The
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    A CARGO SHIP OF THE FUTURE
    100 3 ALTHOUGH it looks like something taken from a story by Jules Verne, the sleek craft shown in this artist's sketch may soon take shape in reality. It is an underwater cargo vessel and the Aerojet General Corporation is under contract to the I.S. Maritime
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    Lock icon Five youths found guilty of wrecking cafe
    111 3 LONDON, Wed. A gang of between 20 and 30 youths with sticks wrecked a cafe in West London belonging to a coloured man, a court was told yesterday. A defence witness at'eged the trouble began because of a rumour that the cafe owner
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    Lock icon Faubus asks powers to shut school
    131 3 LITTLE ROCK. Wed. rE Arkansas Governor. Mr. Orval Faubus. yesterday asked a speciallysummoned session of the State Legislature for a Bill to empower him to close the State's public schools If Integration was ordered. The Governor said the measure was necessary to avoid a
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    Lock icon BRITISH MURDER HUNTERS CALL AT U.S.. BASE
    196 3 BRITISH MURDER HUNTERS CALL AT U.S.. BASE LONDON, Wed. Detectives visited the giant U.S. Air Force base at Ruislip yesterday in their hunt for the killer of the former wife of an American serviceman. Mrs. Joyce Green, 31 twice married, was found strangled to death tn her horn* at Denham,
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    Lock icon TYPHOON TOLL IN JAPAN
    47 3 TOKYO. Wed— The death toll as a result of typhoon "Flossie." which had affected western and- central Japan, yesterday rose to 15. Pol.cc said 30 others were still missing and 39 had been injured. About 18.000 houses were either damaged or flooded. Reuter
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    LONDON STOCKS
    309 3 I f ONDON. Tues. The stock market made satisfactory showing today although business was dampened by the Cohen wage freeze report and the Par Eastern situation. Closing middle prices of selected stock not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON, Turn Spot 2S*d.. Oct. UTtd.. Nov. 24d Dec. 14d..
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    Lock icon New Paris terror: All police on alert
    152 3 GUNMEN STRIKE AGAIN PARIS. Wednesday. 4 LL Paris police leave was cancelled yesterday as part of new precautions against Algerian terrorism. Police at present on leave are being recalled Immediately. The move follows Algerian terrorist attacks In Paris on Monday. In which four
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    Lock icon INDONESIA OUR FRIEND MENZIES
    97 3 INDONESIA OUR FRIEND MENZIES CANBERRA, Wed. The Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Mensies. told the House of Representatives today that statements suggesting that relations between Australia and Indonesia were strained were very much to be deprecated. Far from being strained. Australia's relation* with Indonesia were over-all extremely good, he said.
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    5,000 on strike
    23 3 DETROIT. Wed. Five thousand workers at the Pontiac factory of General Motors Corporation went on strike yesterday.— U.P.l. MJOl* LtONO
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    It's a tough choice for Boon Leong's father
    380 4 SURGERY JVOW-OR A SAFER JOB IN SIX MONTHS; SURVIVAL OF ENLARGED HEART BOY AT STAKE PENANG, Wednesday. HAWKER, Mr. Lai Chee, has been asked to make an early decision which may affect the chances of survival of his son, Boon Leong, 12,
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    Come in October, Penang asks Ong
    84 4 Come in October, Penang asks Ong FENAKG. Wed. The George Town City ouncil will formally in tr the Singapore Mayor. Mr. Oi Eng ("imn. and a delegation of his fellow councillor's to visit Penanc in October. The invitation will be jent U> Mr. Ong by the Penan* Mayor, Mr. D.
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    MIC drops poll protest letter
    87 4 MIC drops poll protest letter BfcMO.X.. Wed. Ttar Bentong branch of the MIC ha* withdrawn a tetter it sent to Alliance headquarters alleging that L'MNO youths had helped a rival caa4Jdate to beat an MIC man in the last town .-•-until election An MIC official said today that the decision
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    Talk by yogi
    25 4 IPOH. Wed. A yogi. Maharishi Bal Brahtnachari. will talk on spiritualism at the Kinta Indian Association premises here tomorrow at 7.30 pm
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    Guide companies in the schools
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A campaign is to be started to open Girl Ouide companies in vernacular schools. The Chief Commissioner of Federation Oirl Guides. Mrs. P. Navaratnam, said that commissioners would be scut out to give talks during tne campaign
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    A DEATH SCENE-BY A MURDER WITNESS
    157 4 A DEATH SCENE -BY A MURDER WITNESS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.- A tailor described in the First Magistrate's Court here today how four young children sat round their dying father, weeping, one night I Aladin was giving evidence at a preliminary inquiry in which R Ragavan, 44. and P. Tulukanan. 23.
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    MURDER CASE MEN BLAMED EACH OTHER, COURT TOLD
    323 4 MURDER CASE MEN BLAMED EACH OTHER, COURT TOLD KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A LORRY cleaner who together with his nephew is facing a murder charge in the High Court here is alleged to have confessed that his nephew had threatened to strangle him if he told anyone about the murder or
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    Merdeka jet fly-past
    77 4 BUTTERWORTH, Wed Five Canberra jet bomo erg from the RAAF oa c here will fly past during the merdeka anniversary parade here at 8.05 am on Aug. 31. The District Officer. Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Dato Mahmuud. will take the salute at the march past Police, police
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    'KING' IS JAILED FOR PARANG ATTACK
    264 4 'KING' IS JAILED FOR PARANG ATTACK 'TEi.UK AiMSON, Wed. —A man who sang an abusive song about his neighbour to the accompaniment oi a drum at night and when the neighbour remonstrated said i am king in my house," was Jailed here today. Toddy tapper K. Chelliah, 38, pleaded guilty
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    Witness in difficulty
    57 4 Ong Say Eng who stepped lr.to the witness box of the Singapore Traffic Court yesterday, could not rals^ his right hand to take the oath. "My shoulder is a bit stiff," Ong explained to tht .magistrate Mr. Philip Lav. Mr Lav allowed him to ta&e the oath
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    Union president praises Govt education policy
    378 5 'DESERVES THANKS OF ALL PARENTS, TEACHERS 9 [POH, Wed. The Government de serves the gratitude of every parent and teacher for the tremendous expansion in education, a union official said today. Mr. Teerath Ram, president, told the Malayan Graduate Teachers Union's annual delegates conference:
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    LOWER TEACHING STANDARDS A 'DISASTER FOR MALAYA'
    337 5 I POH, Wed. Mr. Teerath Ram, president of the Malayan Graduate Teachers' Association, today warned the Federation Government that dilution of the teaching profession by poorly qualified teachers from the day training centres would have a disastrous effect on the future of Malaya.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    35 6 I* Ho,w. ilk (W.mm.m) THE FAMILY OF the late Madam Mary Tan Bong Neo thank all relative* and friend* for at ending the funeral, assistance rendered, loan of cars, sending wreuths and mass etc.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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  • The Straits Times
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      Split, Yet Not Split
      640 6 The decision to create two divisions of the University ol Malaya, of equal status and with a large measure ol autonomy, was taken six months ago. The Joint Committee on the Constitution of the University', which publishes its report today, consequently worked within fairly narrow terms
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      Asia's Children
      315 6 The less publicised work of the United Nations is neither less dramatic nor less important than its efforts to grasp political nettles. The conference in Tokyo of the Pan-Pacific and South-East Asia Women's Association has been hearing from an executive director of the U.N.s International Children* Emergency Fund
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      The New Role
      209 6 The first Asian seminar on trade union constitution and structure which opened this week in Kuala Lumpur provides an occasion for Malayan and other Asian unionists to discuss basic principles. One reason why control of trade unions in many Asian countries has tended to pass into the
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    THINGS THAT GO BUMP AT NIGHT IN KING GEORGE V NATIONAL PARK
    1310 6 THINGS THAT GO BUMP AT NIGHT IN KING GEORGE V NATIONAL PARK T AM writing this article In the middle of the night, in the middle of the Jungle and In absolute darkness. Eight hours ago three men led us. by a very reasonable Jungle path, to a hut built
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      The English-educated as Mr. Lee Kuan Yew sees them
      625 6 The English-educated as Mr. Lee Kuan Yew sees them SOME astonishing views have been expressed on the subject of social revolution in a controversy sparked oft by my letter (S.T. Aug. 8). First, the anonymous letters. These have missed the point which Inche Ibrahim was trying to make. They all
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      MAKE RAFFLES PLACE IDEAL FOR SHOPPING
      102 6 MAKE RAFFLES PLACE IDEAL FOR SHOPPING SINGAPORE City Councillors who want to turn Raffles Place into a public garden have overlooked one point. They could transform it into a pedestrian square with a car parking basement A precedent can be seen in Fifth Avenue Park in Sew Yori or the
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      TOO BARBAROUS FOR MALAYA
      58 6 TniERE will be a "catch a duck" competition at the Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens during the Merdeka anniversary celebrations. May I raise a voice of protest against this officially organised barbarous act of cruelty? Surely there are better ways of celebrating Malayan Independence than chasing some
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      Why not garden and car park for Raffles Place?
      204 6 THE proposal to convert Raffles Place into a garden has caused comment that has been heard In Penang. May I offer a suggestion? Why not make everybody happy by having a car park and a garden at the same time and
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    Molly, 21, says 'yes' by post to Aussie suitor
    364 7 Molly, 21, says 'yes' by post to Aussie suitor By PATRICIA MORGAN A PRETTY Singapore girl, Molly Ooh, confessed yesterday that she is anxiously awaiting the day she can leave for Australia to marry a man she has never met. And although only 21, she la not the least dismayed
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    309 7 Lawyer— 'I object'— in court walk-out CLASH WITH MAGISTRATE AFTER QUESTIONING INSPECTOR ON ALLEGED POLICE STATION ASSAULT LAWYER abruptly left a Singapore court yesterday after an objection he had made was overruled by the magistrate. The lawyer Mr. T. T. Rajah, was defending a taxi-driver, Lee Peng Keen, who was
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    Gambling charges against 7
    105 7 Gambling charges against 7 PENANG, Wed. A housewife, Ong Swee Eng. today pleaded not guilty to a summons charge of using her Patanl Road house as a common gaming house en July 8. Ong. It was alleged, allow ed a game of "blank al" (dice) to be played by six
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    Home again
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. A 20-year-old girl. Margaret Szeto Chew Lin. who was reported missing since last Saturday, returned to her family today.
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    Police free village council chief
    207 7 IPOH. Wednesday. r[E Special Branch, today released the chairman of the Kuala Kuang New Village local council, Chong Swee, who was among the 40 people arrested on Aug. 18 during a swoop on Kuala Kuang and Kan than Bharu new villages near here. The 40
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    PAINTINGS: AN APPEAL BY TENGKU
    118 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman today appealed to organisations and men and women of means in Malaya to donate money to enable the working committee of the national art gallery to buy paintings to set up a permanent collection He was
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    JOHORE WHITE AREA
    11 7 STRAITS TIMES may shows the new white area
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    Injured Malayans now out of danger
    112 7 Injured Malayans now out of danger KM B Wed.— Mr. (hua Yong Guan, J.P. received a telegram from Australia today stating that both hi* sons, who were seriously Injured in a car accident near Perth, were now out of danger. The telegram, sent by Mrs. Bruce, liaison officer of Malayan
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    A plea for women
    83 7 A plea for women IPOH. Wed. Speaking at the annual delegate conference of the Malayan Graduate-Teachers' Union here today the chairman. Mr. Teerath Ram. asked the Minister for Education to declare that married women teachers should enjoy permanency of status under the unified scheme for teachers In a strong bid
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    An appeal for recognition
    64 7 IPOH. Wed— lt would be a "wise and statesmanlike decision" if the Alliance Government recognised the Nanyang University, said Mr. Teerath Ram. president of the Malayan GraduateTeachers Union, at its annual delegate conference here this evening. Such a recognition. he said, would help the university to
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    Esther's tears move a mother—give-away baby stays at home
    436 7  - Esther's tears move a mother— give-away baby stays at home SIT YIN FONG English couple return to Johore rubber estate empty-handed j^By A YOUNG Singapore mother sobbed and smashed windows in a hysterical out-burst yesterday after giving away her two-month-old baby for adoption. It happened Just after noon In Lorong
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    Six held in Klang raid
    27 7 KLANO, Wed. Klang police yesterday rounded up six people In a five-hour raid. They are being detained at the Klang police station.
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    SELANGOR TO HAVE NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT
    142 7 SELANGOR TO HAVE NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selangor will be the fourth j state in the Federation to introduce a committee system of government designed to I give experience to elected members of the State Council. The State Legal Adviser Inche Bahauddin bin Mo named Ya'acob. will
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    POSTAL THIEF SENT TO REFORMATORY
    163 8 A SINGAPORE postman. Sabtu bin Haji Othman, 2ft, was yesterday ordered to undergo reformative training for the theft of $10 from a registered letter sent by Mr. Wong Lee Hoong, an Assistant Controller of Posts. Lftlr Choor Singh, the Send Criminal District ludge told Sabtu:
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    33 8 PBNANG. Wed. The Penang Chief Minister. Mr. Wong Pow Nee. will declare open an eight day fun fair organised by the Penang UMNO division from Aug 30 to Sept. 6
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    Stole car parts
    61 8 Ediek bin Jalalin, 2S. pleaded guilty In Singapore yesterday to then of a rim and tyre from a car parked behind the Great World Park on Tuesday night Inspector E. Mahadevan said that Edlck was caught by a detecUve while he was placing tae stolen rtm and
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    Photo show for school building fund
    83 8 Photo show for school building fund ArAN-MALAYAN jamar photographic exhibition will be held in Penan*; in October. It is being organised by the Penanc Free School in iid of its buildiac tamd. The exhibition is ooen to amateur photographers under 21 years from the Federation and Singapore. Nine medals, three
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    Courses for principals
    48 8 Tte Singapore Education Ministry has started parttime courses in administrative work for principals ul Government English and Chinese schools. Principals of foar schools now learn In the finance establishment, examination and administrative section of the Ministry. Each prmdpal will spend one month hi a section.
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    Unions: 'We are fair but not weak'
    113 8 Unions: 'We are fair but not weak' mHE newly-formed SlngaI pore Federation of Oil Workers. Unions yesterdaj promised to adopt a ".m--licy of reasonableness" towards the three oil companies In Singapore. A statement issued by the federation secretary. Mr. Oon Peet Pong, said the workers hoped the employers would not
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    Erring national servicemen
    34 8 Fourteen national servlcenea of Civil Defence Corps were fined between $5 to $50 in Singapore yesterday for absenting themselves from training, being improperly dressed and one for defiance of BT\ order.
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    TWO POSED AS POLICE
    89 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM Wed.--i TWO Ben posing as police Inspectors drmniwifd 940 from a ilHajßr-**! I man. the cosrt wax told today. Altar ban atotag. they mem*** S»Tjit BBBfJi. tt ana KcrmU fltettv raT»«re eacta bmmd I «>er to ffttl lor a. year lot extorting nuiney (torn
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      Lock icon rhomas Wolfe The literary sensation of the 30's
      1456 9 rhomas Wolfe The literary sensation of the 30's (MilTl' S are stated to have ransacked dictionaries for superlatives to compare American writer Thomas Wolfe with everything from Homer to the Bible. Harassed publishers developed ulcers, so it is said, trying to trim his mountains of manuscript dov/n to marketable length.
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    AUSTRALIA GIVES AN ASSURANCE TO TIN MINERS IN MALAYA
    385 10 By Our Market Correspondent THE tin price again fell slightly in Singapore yesterday by 62] cents to $369.62} per picul with a rather larger estimated offering of 130 tons on the market. In London overnight the same price pattern continued the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    158 10 i September llrst gra4e rubber buyers fob closed in Singapore yesterday at 81 H cents per H> down one-eighth of a tent on 1 Tuesday s closing price. I Closing tone: Quiet. I Closing prices in cents per lb > yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S Spot fob.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    109 10 Singapore Chinese Prodace Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK Continent August/September $32 buyers, $33 >. sellers Coronal oil: quiet; bulk $49 sellers, drum $53 sellers Pepper: quiet; no business was reported. Muntok white $126. Sarawak $125 (both down $1). special Sarawak black $75 (unchanged).
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following t hanges in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 32\ O.D. 32 7 90 d'st 33 1/16 credit bills. 33 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: New York 32-..; French Franc*
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    80 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: KUlnskl 1/2, Sunnyville 4, 5. Siblgo 6A, Manila Maru 6/7, Lone Star Mariner 8/9, Blltar 10 11, Taksaug 13/14, Musi Lloyd 15 16. Olenbank 18. Nissei Maru 1920, Auby N. WaU 3. Rengam N. Wall 4,
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    28 10 SINGAPORE. AUG. 27. RUBBER: 81, cents per lb. (down one-eighto of a cent). TIN: $368 K2J per picul (down 621 cents). Unofficial estimated offering 130 tons.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    518 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials were quietly steady while tins and rubbers were slightly easier, and the turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business *»ne yesterday: Praser Si Neave ords $2,574 (odd lot) 12.67 and 52.67 1 Gammon $1,424 lodd lot). $1.46:
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    108 10 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares were easier on the Stock Exchange here I today. I Loans 3'»" i 1956-59 £100 4s 3d. i Loans 3V, 1955-58 £101 3s. 9d. Bank of N.B.W £3»Va seller Con. Zinc 64/ m Mount Lyell 23/3 N. Broken HIU 90/- buyer HUI 50 U/9
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    20 10 Malayan Share Market: Aag. VJ Amg. 2« Industrial*: U9.99 89 9« Tins: 79.02 79.76 Jan. 1 1958= 1M
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      828 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from ohose who are Federal Citizens for appointments In the Perils state Civil Service on the following Salary Scales: (A) $415. $450. »478 x A 25 578/ Bar/615 x A2S 715/ Bar/738 x A 25-813 Qualifications: A pass Degree of the University of Malaya or
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    HAS HER OWN ESCORT
    1243 12 Big baby on a vitamin diet OEING baby-sitter to an elephant is probably one of the most unusual Jobs a girl could tackle, but attractive Australian. Mrs. June Scott, takes it in her stride as all in a day's work. Mrs. Scott, who arrived by air
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      95 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS IS. Part of general bread 1. It leave* traffic at moat for whltenar (t>. prosaic chaos* 2. 4). 14. Drink blended for Dora and I. Olve warning of a drink to II (I). the flnUh (T). It. Coach for Industry Mad* alteration* and finish- 19. One
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      150 12 24. Pood (or simpletons (7). 25. Novel Busslan gardening tool (7). 26. Contractor (12). DOWN 1. Spoil an entry In Kent (7). 2. Place of entertainment where one may be in stitches (7). 3. Colour that Is turned to fluffy stuff for a quilt 4. Exclamation to order In Nebraska
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    Lock icon SURREY NOW ON TOP
    429 13 Hants fail by six runs v Northants LONDON, Wednesday. JjURREY, County cricket champions for the last six seasons, swept into a 14 points lead in the current table yesterday. Scoring a facile win over Worcestershire, they drew ahead of Hampshire, who gainpd no reward from a
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    Lock icon ARSENAL: Re-number centre half No. 3
    89 13 ARSENAL: Re-number centre half No. 3 I ONDON. Wed. Arsenal. I tbe English First Division soccer club, announced esterday that they will ask the English Fmtball Leacae tot permission to re -number their centre-half with figure "3" instead of a "5" This would mean the left back wearing "4" instead
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    The Gunners triumph
    54 13 I ONDON Wed -Results In last lJ night's UK soccer matches: DIV. ONE: Arsenal 3 Burnley 0; Leeds United I Lnton 1 DIV TWO: Grimsby 4 Lincoln City 2 DIV. THEE* Bury 3 Stockport 3 DIV. FOUR: Witford 0 Port Vale 2; Carlisle 1 OUUneham 2: Oldharo
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    196 13 Typical English amateur a dying race, Dewes MELBOURNE, Wed The typical English amateur cricketer— the man with plenty of money and leisure —was a dying race, former Test cricketer J. G. Dewes said tn Melbourne today. Mr Dewes. 32, arrived here on board the Stratheden on his way to Sydney
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    391 13 ENGLAND FAIL TO MAKE IT 5-0 WIN I ONDON, Wed. A La determined stand by John Reid, their captain. and Bert Sutcliffe. their star left-handed batsman, saved New Zealand from possible defeat in the fifth an.l final Test a: The Ovai here yesterday. England made a bold bid to record
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    410 14  -  VIC NAYAGAM why Asian Games stars are out of 'Festival' side Selectors decide: Accent on youth By KUALA LUMFi'R. Wednesday. pOOTBALL Association of Malaya today gave its reason why 10 of its players, who represented Malaya at the Asian Games in Tokyo four months ago, were dropped
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    _ VICKERS WALKS HIS WAY TO A 'GOLD'
    36 14 VICKERS WALKS HIS WAY TO A 'GOLD' A GOLD medal for Britain on the first day of the European Games at Stockholm was rained by Frank Vickers who won the 20 kilometres walk. Paul Popper picture.
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    22 14 RAUB. Wed. Uaub Indians won the Muniandy Cup soccer competition vrhen they beat Temerloh Indians 7-0 In the final here
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    Lock icon Danielsen hits peak form too late
    157 14 OSLO Wed.— Egll Danielsen, Norwegian world record holder and Olympic champion, put up the best javelin performance in the world this year when Li won with 270 ft. 7]in. on the second day of the International athletics meeting here yesterday evening. Danielsen hit peak
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    USEFUL HIGH SOCKS IS TOP OF LIST
    355 14  - USEFUL HIGH SOCKS IS TOP OF LIST EPSOM JEEP SPOTTING wnonu By OTABLEMATES Take »3 Easy and High Socks, trained by Keith Daniels at Bukit Timah, who fought out the finish of the Yang di Pertuan Agung's Gold Cup at Kuala Lumpur earl'er In the month, will renew their rivalry
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    Indians enter second round
    54 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A goal In the second period of extra time enabled Selangor Indian Association to enter the second round of the F.A.S. knockout competition when they beat Royal Air Force 3-2 at Princes Road today. Thangaveloo, Munusamy and Arokiasamy scored for Indians while Hebdon
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    Junior soccer results
    41 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The PASs junior knockout soccer competition result* today wert: Federation Armoured Car beat S.I.A. 3-1 at Pudu Road. s.C.R C beat Levers 4-1 at Bungsar Road; Indonesia Muda beat Drmanlc Dynamos 5-0 at Ipoh Road.
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    Combined Schools hold the Busmen
    114 14 Combined Schools hold the Busmen pENANG. Wed Malayan r Combined Schools put up a surprisingly good performance when they held the visiting Kowloon Motor Bus soccer team to a 1-1 draw at the City stadium here last night. The schoolboys showed splendid combination. Star* of the side were Woo Ab
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      133 14 IN interrupting the Malaya Cup Final broadcast for the news on Saturday Radio Malaya repeated exactly what they did when the Tfcomas Cup badminton matches were played. On those occasions too. Rad'.o Malaya mternipted many an exciting match for the news at 6 30 p.m. Mr. Beamkh makes
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      99 14 Mr. J A. WUllama protest against the abrupt ending of the Malaya Cup Final commentary last Saturday »as quite reasonable.. I with some other friends, were listening to '.his broadcast and w« felt the same way as did Mr. Williams While on this subject 1 wish In raise another point
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