The Straits Times, 19 June 1959

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    17 1 AVIH\(.I lIAMLY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 15 CENTS
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    $54m. MILITARY AID
    383 1 Army camps and RAF installations to be handed over Premier: An expression of goodwill KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. BRITAIN is to give the Federation $54 million worth of aid in cash and military installations-to help fight the terrorists in 1960 and 1961 and build up the Malayan forces.
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    Lock icon DEAD MONK GETS CASING OF GOLD
    100 1 DEAD MONK GETS CASING OF GOLD rIPEH, Turs. Buddhists today completed work on encasing the body of a Buddhist monk in gold. Chih Hang. a Chinese Buddhist monk, died five years ago and his body was found Intact last May 19 when his followers opened the urn in which his
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    SEARCH IN CANAL AFTER 2 SEE BOY DROWNED
    339 1 SEARCH IN CANAL AFTER 2 SEE BOY DROWNED SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The tidal gates of Rochore Canal were closed today while police searched for a boy who disappeared after he had been seen struggling in the water by two people who could not swim. The lad was seen in the water
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    Lock icon Britain uses more oil
    45 1 LONDON. Thurs. Oil consumption in Britain increased by 19.7 per cent, or more than 1.500,000 tons, to over 9.200.000 tons from January to March this year, compared with the same period last year, the Petroleum Information Bureau announced here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Queen begins six-week tour of Canada
    148 1 ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland Thurs. The Comet jet liner bringing Queen Elizabeth and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, here for a six-week tour of Canada arrived at the airport here today. Millions of American television viewers today saw a one-minute film of the Queen's
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    Torn down—homes of 1,400
    218 1 Torn down homes of 1,400 HONG KONG, Thurs. Authorities today began demolishing ten tenement buildings which housed 1,400 persons and which were declared dangerously damaged by record rains this week. The ten buildings were in a string of old ramshackle tenements in Kowloon which began to crack and splinter earlier
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    Raja Perempuan of Perlis and British peer head honours list
    801 1 Raja Perempuan of Perlis and British peer head honours list 164 GET AWARDS FOR PUBLIC WORK King honours brothers DATO OGMORE TWO brothers in the civil service are among those who received high awards in the King's birthday honours list. They are Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Abdul Latiff (left), secretary
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    'Reds in Kerala are given arms'
    135 1 'Reds in Kerala are given arms' rpIIVANDRUM, Thurs. The ruling Communists of Kerala fetate are recruiting party members for a special police force and giving them weapons for future battles. Opposition sources reported today. If the campaign of demonstrations by anti-Com-munist political and religious groups forces the Communlits out of
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    32 1 DURBAN RIOT OUT OF CONTROL' DI'RBAN. Thars.— Politr and riotvrs htre engaged in running gan-flght> Situation reported out of control five hour* after r>tart or riots.— UPI. (Set back page),
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    SECURITY CLAMP AS CABINET MEETS
    145 2 SECURITY CLAMP AS CABINET MEETS OINGAPORE. Thnrs. The Singapore Cabinet met for nearly two hours in Uie City Hull's conference room this morning. Almost an hour before meeting began at abou. 11 a.m all passage-ways lea to the conference room on second floor were guarded by I uniform?d and plain-clothes
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    Art exhibition
    45 2 IPOH. Thurs. The Rotary Club of I poh will hold a youth art exhibition on June 27 ut the Anglo-Chinese School Hall here to picU a painting which will be entered for the International Youth Art Exhibition at Port Moresby in September. J
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    King: Govt will collaborate to the full with the university
    604 2 King: Govt will collaborate to the full with the university KUALA LUMPUR DIVISION IS TOLD: YOU MUST PROVIDE ESPECIALLY FOR LOCAL NEEDS AND FOR LANGUAGE OF OUR NEW NATION KUALA LUMPUR, THURSDAY liHE Yang di-Per-tuan \K<mg today formally declared open the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur with a pledge.
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    Lock icon Husband hit the wrong woman
    59 2 JAKARTA. Thurs— A woman with bruises on her head and face complained to the police in Bandoeng. West Java, that she was beaten by a man. at night. The angry man who was arrested by the police later said he mistook the woman for his
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    Lock icon 2 British skymen hitch-hike to H.K.
    143 2 2 British skymen hitch-hike to H.K. HONG KONG, Thurs Two former paratroopers are hitch-hiking their way to New Zealand from their home town. High Barnet. Hertfordshire, England. They are Michael Chleza. 22. and Frank Martin. 21. who are In Hong $png hoping to obtain passages in a Royal Australian Navy
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    VICE-CHANCELLOR SUGGESTS KING'S DAY—AND 1,000 CHEER
    239 2 VICE-CHANCELLOR SUGGESTS KING'S DAY— AND 1,000 CHEER If UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A thousand pair of hands clapped enthusiastically today when the ViceChancellor or the University of Malaya. Professor A. Oppenheim. suggested that June 18 be remem oered as "King's Day." Prof. Oppenheim, who was presiding at the open- Ing ceremony
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    Lock icon Ike now thinks Berlin deadlock no bar to summit
    562 3 Ike now thinks Berlin deadlock no bar to summit PRESIDENT WANTS PROGRESS ON OTHER MATTERS WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT EISENHOWER is now ready to attend a summit con- ference even though the foreign ministers reach a deadlock on the future of Berlin ii there is progress on disarmament on nuclear test
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    Lock icon Students see Premier over rugby tour team row
    223 3 Students see Premier over rugby tour team row \V ELLINGTON, (New Zea.and). Thurs.— More than 500 university and teachers train, ing college students marched through Wei. lington today in protest against the exclusion of Maoris from the New Zealand rugby tour of South Africa next year because they might be
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    Lock icon CALL TO SOEKARNO: RULE BY DECREE
    148 3 JAKARTA, Thursday. T»HE INDONESIAN National Party, biggest in the x country, has asked President Soekarno to issue a decree for the re-enactment of the 1945 constitution and to disband the Constituent Assembly. Mr. R. Suwirjo, chairman of the party, told reporters he had cabled
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    Lock icon OUT SOON: 2 NEW CARS FOR THE FAMILY MAN
    86 3 OUT SOON: 2 NEW CARS FOR THE FAMILY MAN LONDON, Thurs. New small Morris and Austin cars, with 850 cc engines, are to be put on the market at the end of August. Sir Leonard Lord, chairman of the British Motor Cor. poration which em. braces both the Morris and
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    Lock icon A STIR OVER GROMYKO'S TOOTH
    72 3 A STIR OVER GROMYKO'S TOOTH GENEVA. Thurs. Mr. Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister, paid a surprise call at the American delegation headquarters here last night. A usually reliable source .said that Mr. Gromyko was visiting a dentist who has his office in the same building as the American delegation headquarters. A
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    Lock icon Mac's guest
    22 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr Macmillan, last night gave a dinner for the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies. -UPI.
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    Lock icon 800 volunteers save Susan
    52 3 LONDON. Thurs. A hole-in-the-heart operation on Susan Bourque, three, "went off very nicely" at Hammersmith Hospital after blood bank officials had tested 800 volunteers for Susan's rare blood group. A.B. rhesus positive. They found 13 donors for the blood needed to help the child through her
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    Lock icon One wink (from woman juror to Liberace) causes an uproar: Mrs. Friend 'felt sorry' for him
    793 3 One wink (from woman juror to Liberace) causes an uproar: Mrs. Friend 'felt sorry for him LONDON, Thurs. A winking woman juror has caused a sensation in Britain. The wink came three minutes before the Jury announced its verdict in the libel suit brought by American pianist Liberace against the
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    Lock icon PAPER ATTACKS APATHY TO HONG KONG DISASTERS
    233 3 PAPER ATTACKS APATHY TO HONG KONG DISASTERS MANCHESTER. Thursday. rpHE Manchester Guardian, commenting on the 1 misfortunes to which Hong Kong has been subjected, today accused the rest of the world of adopting an attitude of comparative indifference. This liberal daily declared: "At least 60 people are believed to have
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    Lock icon Round the clock rag-week talker
    168 3 Round the clock rag-week talker HULL, Thurs. A Hull University student. Gerard O'Donnell had been speaking continuously for over 24 hours yesterday morning in an attempt to set up a new world non-stop talking record. He had already beaten Senator Wayne Morse who in April. 1953. addressed the United Stat?s
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    Lock icon Reds strike in Spain
    74 3 MADRID. Thurs— A 24--hour general strike called by the clandestine Spanish Communist Party was due to begin today, but Government circles believe it will get little support. The Communists say the strike is a protest against the high cost of living and to back up demands
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    Lock icon Whale spotters
    16 3 PERTH, Thurs.— Helicopters may be used to spot whales in Western Australian waters Reuter
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      389 3 I Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE P TpSf, S ISE Malacca 297 metres Medium Wave 476 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Mornine Prpludp 7no Ttmp <Ha 7 M O°5 n A g I^ lU Wi th 70 Mjr c Ne W n S n
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    Cafe men hold 'routine'meeting
    54 4 Cafe men hold 'routine' meeting SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Llm Joo Kan, president of the Singapore Public House Owners' Association today said his committee would hold a "routine monthly meeting on Monday. This, he added, had nothing to do with the Government's announcement that they would be looking into the unemployment
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    Seaman cleared
    37 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Lim Ah Hai. a seaman was today acquitted of a charge of causing grevious hurt to a talkong, Sze Tong, of Blanco Court, with an iron rod at Tanjong Rhu on April 15.
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    FRIENDSHIP PROMISE BY NEW VIETNAM CONSUL
    69 4 QINGAPORE. Thurs— The new Vietnam Consul for Singapore. Mr. Tran Kirn Phuonrt. today said that he would do his utmost to promote friendship and cooperation in economic and political fields betweeSingapore and his country. Mr. Tran and his attractive wife arrived in Singapore by
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    Cabinet guard to girls: 'You can't go in there'
    63 4 shows a Sikh constable on duty telling two schoolgirls: "You can't go up this way. You will have to use the stairs on the other side of the building." FOR TWO hours policemen sealed off all passages leading to the City
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    GOVT. CANCELS OFFICER'S TRIP TO BRITAIN
    148 4 GOVT. CANCELS OFFICER'S TRIP TO BRITAIN SINGAPORE, Thursday. /GOVERNMENT today cancelled a top ranking police officer's trip to Britain for a special course. The officer, due to fly tomorrow, is Mr. John Le Cain, Assistant Commissioner, Detachments. His course, scheduled to last five weeks, was approved by the previous government.
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    Found guilty
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Low Chwee Chye. 20. a hawker, was convicted in a district court today for possession of a knife. Sentence was postponed to July 2.
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    Full-house at variety show
    64 4 BINGAPORE. Thurs.— A full house was present at a variety show held tonight at R.A.F. Tengah to raise money for the International Fund for the Blind. Appearing In the show were Gary Stewart. The Shadows, the Discomaniacs. the Dominoes, Olga di Souza and the Bob r\ick
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    Sawmill man acquitted of bribery
    183 4 Sawmill man acquitted of bribery JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— A sawmill owner, Tee Hup Pel, was acquitted here today on a charge of bribing Mr. Colin Marshall, the Johore Conservator of Forests, on Dec. 23 last. Tee, who is manager of We Llan How Sawmill, was alleged to have given 12
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    National day
    20 4 SINGAPORE, Thuri. The Chancery of the Siamese Consulate-General here will be closed on June 24 Slam's National Day.
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    DEGREES FROM U.S. VARSITIES
    117 4 DEGREES FROM U.S. VARSITIES SINGAPORE, Thurs. Miss Gob Chor Hiap. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gob Hlok Eng of Bukit Timah Road. Singapore, has received ber Master of Arts degree in social service administration at tbe University of Chicago. 1 Mr. Wong Wu-tsuan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wong Gockwab
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    PLAN FOR DEPUTY MENTRI SYSTEM
    240 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday MAJOR CHANGE in the State Government system for 6ome States is expected to be made after the first meeting of elected Mentris Besar and Chief Ministers to be held soon after all the State elections are over. The meeting is expected to
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      225 4 Today's Singapore diary... ROWCROFT THEATRE: Three CoUyer Quay at 1.15 pjn. Orchard Road 6 pjn. one act plays at Ayer Rajah Road CLOTHING SHOF: at St. Y.W.C.A. Japanese Flower at B JO pjn. Andrew's cathedral, CWA Room. Arrangement class from 10 am THE INDEPENDENT MISSIO- South side. 10 a.m. to
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    Livelihood of 12,000 in peril on Pangkor
    298 5 Livelihood of 12,000 in peril on Pangkor END FISH GLUT CRISIS BY THURSDAY, CALL TO GOVT. IPOH, Thursday. SOME 3,000 fishermen on Pangkor Island will lose their jobs and the livelihood of 12,000 people will be in peril unless the Federation Government solves the fishing industry crisis by next Thursday.
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    COMING SOON-THE MAID OF COTTON
    78 5 COMING SOON-THE MAID OF COTTON PRETTY Malinda Berry. 21. an Oklahoma University student, who has been chosen as America's 1959 Maid of Cotton, will be coming to Singapore soon. A round-the-world tour has beea planned for her to shi the latest in cotton fashions and fabrics. Sbe will visit many
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    Man dived to save boat —drowned
    63 5 Man dived to save boat —drowned SINGAPORE. Thurs. A man who dived from a fishing stake to retrieve his boat which drifted away in a storm was never seen alive again, the coroner. Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, was told today. The inquest was on a tapper. Maesiran bin Sabtu. 34.
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    66 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Malaya is among five Asian and Pacific area countries which have joined 38 other nations in announcing their intention to take part in World Refugee Year. WRY. initiated by the U.N. General Assembly in a resolution passed last December, aims to focus attention on the
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    Death fall from mine dredge
    48 5 IPOH. Thurs.— A mine labourer, Choo Yoon Yau. 26. died in the Ipoh Hospital yesterday soon after a 25--foot fall from a dredge. Choo. a bachelor, was dismantling zinc sheets of a dredge in a mine at Jelapang, near here, when he slipped.
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    CE3 MAN ON CHARGE OF DRUNK DRIVING
    77 5 CE3 MAN ON CHARGE OF DRUNK DRIVING MALACCA, Thurs John Pritchard, an engineer at the Central Electricity Board's new power station at Tanjong Kling, was charged in the magistrate's court here today with driving while under the influence of alcohol. The offence was alleged to have taken place at about
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    Talk on art
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Dr. Michael Sullivan. Curator of the Art Museum of the University of Malaya, today spoke on "Art and Society" to Nanyang University students at the University's College of Arts.
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    $3,500 'face lift' for old chamber
    216 5 IPOH. Thurs.— The Council Chamber of the old Perak State Council has received a $3 500 "face lift in preparation for the first meeting of the fully elected Btate Assembly on Monday. The air-conditioned, richly carpetted chamber is in the State Secretariat offices in
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    THIRD VICTIM OF CRASH DIES
    131 5 THIRD VICTIM OF CRASH DIES SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A third victim of the Holland Road crash has died. He was Norman Stobie. 26. an accountant at Robinson's. Two salesgirls from Robinson's, who were in Stoble's car, were killed instantly after it hit a lamp post at 1 a.m. on Tuesday. The
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    By-elections at University
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Graduations and resignations have made it necessary for the University oi Malaya (Singapore) Students Council to hold by-elections soon. Four seats in the council are vacant. Nomination day is June 23.
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    Tourist Dept. closure 'economy measure'
    187 5 MINISTRY OF CULTURE MAY DO HOWLETT'S JOB SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE closing down of the Department of Tourism is purely a step in reorganisation with a view to achieving economies and transferring its work probably to the Ministry of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Minister for Culture,
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    SALESGIRLS DETECTIVES TO TRACE THIEVES
    261 5 SALESGIRLS DETECTIVES TO TRACE THIEVES SINGAPORE, Thursday. XI KSGIKI.S from Harrows Ltd. today turned sleuths to track down $35,606 worth of high-priced dress material stolen from the air-conditioned gown shop in Orchard Road here. They began hunting for clues as police considered the question of a reward for information about
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    Ran Raya road toll: Two dead, 3 injured
    161 5 A LOR STAR. Thurs.— Two people died and two others were injured in three Hari Raya Haji road accidents here yesterday. The dead were Sedah binte Mat. aged one. and a 61-year-old PWD labourer. Y. Muthu Sedah was in the arms of
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    Flag week to pay off debt
    50 5 IPOH. Thurs— The Perak branch of the St. John Ambulance Association will hold a flag day appeal week from June 27 to raise money to pay off a debt of $14,200. The debt was incurred by the construction of a new headquarters building here.
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      140 5 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WORK WELL AT EXAMINATION TIME SANArOGENwHI help you through examinations by helping to five energy. mental clarity. good sleep and appetite Try a bottle now. Sanatogen TONIC Corrects diet deficiencies CATHAY (SINGAPORE) MIDNIGHT TOMORROW H| T00K... i|n But the fugitive j j plunged gurvfiret into the trap... to
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      305 5 Remember those unsung heroes of everyday life FATHER'S DAY this year fall on June 21, and that* is the time every woman's thoughts should turn to the men in their lives their fathers, husbands, brothers, fiances and boy-friends. So on Father's Day. we try to show a little of our
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      245 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Fruit stewed in a green tin 1 Cook a little way from thi.s <9 > attendant i7>. S Become possessed of 24 sheets, 5 Public servant after our apparently (7). time? (7). 9 Unusually big to look after 10 Be careful about succes- in Belgium
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    CLAY SETS OFF ON RUBBER STUDY MISSION
    146 6 Xl ALA LUMPUR- Thursday. MALAYA'S Controller of Rubber Research, Sir Geoffrey Clay, left for Britain and America today to study the latest position about synthetic and natural rubber. He will pay particular) attention to polyisoprene. the American synthetic i rubber, which is said
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    Trishaman fined
    21 6 SEGAMAT. Thurs. See King Hong, 46, a trisharider. was fined $120 here for having a jar of fermented mash.
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    BOY, 9, LOSES SIGHT OF EYE AFTER STAB IN FIGHT
    90 6 BOY, 9, LOSES SIGHT OF EYE AFTER STAB IN FIGHT SF.REMBAN, Thurs.— A nine-year-old boy has lost the sight of his right eye. The boy, K. Kelvarajah, was stabbed in the eye in a fight last Tuesday. The State Medical Officer, Dr. C. Nadarajah said today that the injury had
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    Former teacher: I got summons in class
    747 6 SACKED PRINCIPAL CASE: COURT IS TOLD OF TWO LOANS PENANG, Thursday A FORMER teacher A said today that one day while teaching in class he was served with a summons. The summons, he said, was for repayment of a loan he had ceived
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    FOUR AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS INJURED IN CAR CRASH
    159 6 FOUR AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS INJURED IN CAR CRASH PENANG, Thurs.— Four Australian servicemen were injured in a car crash last night. Their car crashed into a fire hydrant, ran Into the compound of a nearby night club and ended up with all four wheels in the air. Passers-by helped to extri.
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    Welter of emotions in a weepy wow
    491 6 KATHLEEN HICKLEY SEES THE NEW FILMS "IMITATION OF LIFE" might fairly be described as a welter of emotions. If the popular supposition is true that women enjoy a good weep, this film should be a wow. Lana Turner, a young widow, has ambitions
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    Lock icon IT'S TRUE— BRIGITTE IS MARRIED
    105 6 IT'S TRUE— BRIGITTE IS MARRIED PARIS. Thurs. The mother Brigittc Bardot confirmed last night that her "sex kitten" daughter married up-and-coming French film star Jacques ('harrier on June 5. But Madame Bardot declined to say where the secret wedding took place. "Brigitte doesn't want to say anything about it until
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    'MRS. THIN MAN' BACK IN A PLEASANT SURPRISE
    410 6 FANS who remember "Thin Man" films will be pleased to see Myrna Loy on the screen once more in "LONELY HEARTS," even though the part is very different from the gay, sophisticated roles in which she used to excel. When I received
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    1028 7 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE A teenager, she was first woman to beat Channel AT 10 SHE WAS ALREADY AMAZING HER FANS WITH A SWIMMING PROWESS WHICH WAS TO HAVE ITS GREATEST TEST NINE YEARS LATER WALL STREET_BANKERS BETTED^SHE^WQULD FAIL BUT GERTRUDE WAS TO PROVE THEM ALL WRONG CHEERING thousands lined
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      213 7 Carmen A Co. By Maa 7 -ea^-. Vw vr I,r EV hjab \x <o« I >JT p*-** sru-1 vx? vu about lives^ I got to get in V-V;,S^£ -J V MiSTEs; »vXic J l T <c:e m£^ jHßjjpp^joucH with The Saint By Leslie Charteris *tV£R yOU WANT\" 0 vvASTE a
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    DEATH
    20 8 tt W,r4i Sit i Minimum). NORMAN STOBIE. B.M H. Sir.rapore 17th. Funeral 5.30 p.m Friday Phi Pandan Military Cemetery.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    59 8 It Herrf* Sl* (Minimum). MR. MRS. VERNON YAP thank relatives friends for their assistance, kind wishes and presents on their marriage 13*6-59. MR AND MRS. DORIS TAN KIM CHENG, Mr and Mrs. Yap Pow Wai. Chung Siew Pale thank all relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 8 in Herd* tit (Minimum). DALY: In fond memory of my dear wife Eva Eugenic, devoted mother of Betty. Jimmy, Dennis, June. Philip. 19th. June 1953
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    The Straits Times Friday, June 19. 1959 New Lease Of Life
    658 8 The Straits Times Friday, June 19. 1959 New Lease Of Life There can be nothing but satisfaction at the announcement on defence today by the Federation and British governments. For the three years 1957-9 Britain has given Malaya an annual grant of $25% million to help deal with the Emergency
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    University's Progress
    583 8 The development nf university education in Malaya has been marked by not a few unexpected turns from the I course charted for it Irom time to time. Thus, the establishment of the University itself in 1949 was a surprising, if very welcome, decision. As envisaged in the terms
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    Lock icon FOOD: It's the most important matter in China today
    678 8  - FOOD: It's the most important matter in China today RONALD FARQUHAR from PEKING. Thurs. FOOD is on China's mind today as peasants aided by townsfolk and soldiers battle to gather summer harvests of wheat and rice threatened by floods, gales, hail, rain and insect pests. Emphasis is on speed ivith
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      When will Government Malayanise this branch of the service?
      239 8 rTHE report of the com- mittee on Malayanisation of the service was published in 1956 and subsequently was approved for adoption. Since then as many as 100 posts of executive officers and higher executive officers have been created and filled by
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      JUKE-BOX BAN: A WELCOME THING
      73 8 JUKE-BOX BAN: A WELCOME THING rE banning of juke, boxes and plntables is a good thing. It will lessen gangsterism and will be welcomed by parents. Whatever the consequences of this action, 1 urge the Government not to give way. The so-called pintable saloons were not only meeting places for
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      THE SOCIETY THAT WENT TO SLEEP...
      93 8 rpHE Selangor Pilm Society, 1 when it was in existence, was a boon to the discriminating film-goer. However, it went to sleep some two years ago, perhaps due to lack of support. It would be both interestIng and rewarding If those responsible would try
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      40 WITH A GROUSE: THEY HAVE BEEN MISLED OR DON'T KNOW THE FACTS
      173 8 THE committee of the Ex-Klnta Valley Home Guard Association notes with regret that 40 of Its members have complained that It has "done nothing for them" (B.T. June 14). The "signed letter", which was undated, was received
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      A PLAN TO BEAT THE 'TRANSISTOR PIRATES'
      90 8 •THE recent proposal to waive customs duty on transistor radios to bring Radio Malaya to rural areas Is laudable. However. In order to prevent evasion of payment of radio licences, it Is suggested that the price of the transistors include a free radio
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      Land sales: Plea for rural people
      205 8 J REFER to that part of the Government Gazette notification regarding the sale of land for recovery of arrears of rent under the Land Code. I note' that failure on the part of the owners to make good their default within a specified period
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    H-bomb issue splits the Labour Party
    347 8 H-bomb issue splits the Labour Party LONDON, Thurs. ABOUR's campaign plans for a general election, now possibly only four months distant, stand the chance of being seriously dislocated by the party's latest split over the Hbomb issue. It is being widely specuwhlch does not commit a official Labour policy which
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      67 8 OUTER SPACE Man has already solved the initial problems of interplanetary travel. The May Reader's Digest (now on sale), brings you a remarkably clear and vivid picture of the physical laws on which space travel is based.... and makes the prophecy that, in the near future, "man will fly through
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      90 8 iA.e£)u_ b^\ a* **SHI tirO ~3 £jU. 1 V «Klj)k > JT"^^4 V^ <Xl Ml Creme Extrordinaire Here at lat>t the bloom of youth ia a single jar! Bio other cream has ever helped the skin in so many different ways smoothing, moisturizing, nourishing, neutralising add conditions. It v a
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    MR. YONG VISITS MALAYAN MINISTER
    181 9 MR. YONG VISITS MALAYAN MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Singapore Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today paid a courtesy call on the Federation Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. Mr. Yong, who represpn'ed Singapcre at the official opening of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur,
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    Club dance
    19 9 SEGAMAT, Thurs The Paya Lang Club at Batu Anam will hold a dance and barbecue on Saturday
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    4 throw man in pond —then rob his home
    139 9 TELUK ANSON. Thursday. A MAN living in Kampong Panah Lalang in the f Bagan Datoh area. 35 miles from here, was assaulted and thrown into a pond near his house last night. He is Mat Baklr bin Kassim. 27. Mat was
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    Veg grown on mines for show
    164 9 Veg grown on mines for show IPOH. Thurs.- When the Malayan Agri-Horticul-tural Association bold.-, its annual exhibition in Kuala Lumpur on July visitors will find a surprise section waiting for them. This section will show agricultural produce by the mining industry. A mining industry spokesman said that the agricultural exhibits
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    2 MUSICIANS FOUND IN DEN FINED
    83 9 2 MUSICIANS FOUND IN DEN FINED SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two Hong Kong musicians, who had been under remand for two weeks, were each fined $150 today for being found In an opium den In Oeylang. Chan Slew, 49. and Chan Boon Tat. 51, were convicted on June 3 and sent to
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    Women against sterilisation
    331 9 NO MOTHER IN HER RIGHT SENSES WOULD CONSENT TO ITSINGAPORE, Thursday. COME Singapore mothers even those with eight or more children are against sterilisation. Women interviewed by the Straits Times today did not agree with Professor B. H. Sheares of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University
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    No incidents
    19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— No reports of Emergency casualties or incidents have been received in the Federation today.
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    Boy killed, worker hurt as man runs amok in orchard
    219 9 Boy killed, worker hurt as man runs amok in orchard ftUANTAN. Thurs. A 34-year-old man has been detained by the police here after a 12-year-old boy was slashed to death in a savage parang attack on the eve of Hari Raya Hall. The man was working with several people in
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    DISLOYAL MEN TOLD: ANSWER CHARGES
    117 9 DISLOYAL MEN TOLD: ANSWER CHARGES MALACCA. Thurs. Two prominent members of the Malacca UMNO. Haji Yusoff bin Haji Sulong and Inche Kamal bin Sudin. have been accused of working against party interests daring the recent state assembly elections. The* have been told either to reply to the allegations by letter
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    Tengku winds up campaign
    50 9 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs The Alliance national leader, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will be in Trengganu tomorrow to wind up the Alliance campaign for the state elections on Saturday. He will speak at a rally at Padang Mazlah here in the afternoon and in Bukit Besi at night.
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    Lock icon Indus scheme
    41 9 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Mr. Eugene Black, president of the World Bank, said today that Britain, the United States, Australia and Canada had agreed to contribute to a fund for distribution of the Indus Basin waters between India and Pakistan Reuter.
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    Australian Labour offers aid, advice
    208 9 Australian Labour offers aid, advice SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Dr. H. V. Evatt. leader of the Australian Labour Party, has offered to give the Singapore Government "any assistance or advice within our power." In a message to the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, Dr. Evatt says: "On behalf of the Australian
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    'THIS SHOCKING STATE OF AFFAIRS': JUDGE
    242 9 'THIS SHOCKING STATE OF AFFAIRS': JUDGE 'Mother's darling' and friend convicted in arms case SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Second Criminal District Judge today spoke of a "shocking state of affairs" when two students from leading English schools appeared for sentence in a case connected with possession of weapons. The judge. Mr.
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    Four more birthday honours
    87 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Far East Air Force today announced three further awards for airmen in the Queen's Birthday Honours List. Warrant Officer Bernard Lewis, formerly of HQ FEAF, now at RAF. Klnloss, Scotland, received an MBE. Senior Technician John Francis Allen, of RAF. Little Sal Wan,
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    3 accused of rioting
    46 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Chua Owee Thuan was remanded till Saturday on a charge of rioting in Ellenborough Street at 10.30 a.m. yesierday. Also remanded were' Tan Han Song and Tan Lark Hwee, Both were charged with rioting at Pelembang Road on June 10.
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY AWARDS: THE FULL LIST
    2049 9 KUALA- LUMPUR, Frl. Following is the full King's Birthday Honours list: Seri Maharaja Mangku Negara (Grand Knight of the most DiiUnruisbed Order of the Defender of the Realm): Her K'ghness Tengku Budriah blnte Tengku Ismail, Raja Perumpuan of Perils. For public services. Honorary PangUma
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      China trade drops by $6 million
      427 10 China trade drops by $6 million SHORTAGE OF PEKING PRODUCTS FOR EXPORT THE uncertainty of the Peking Government's trade policy has again been indicated by the reduction of exports to Malaya and other South-East Asian countries this year. There has been a considerable decline in Chinese imports of foodstuffs, sundry
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      LATEST SWISS COTTON FABRICS
      119 10 LATEST SWISS COTTON FABRICS A SWISS textile manufacturing company, Hausammann Textiles Ltd., of Winterthur, is introducing on to the Malayan market a new range of cotton dress materials. Mr. Max Hurzeler, sales manager at present visiting Singapore, said yesterday that the fabrics incorporated the latest designs from leading Paris fashion
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      Australia imports more tea
      131 10 AUSTRALIA is buy- ing increasing quantities of black tea from Singapore, dealers said yesterday. They said that demand from Australia had been steady in the past few months and she was now one of Singapore's largest customers. Four times Trade figures show that in the first
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      EXPORTS TO DENMARK UP
      89 10 rTIH£ value of Malayan JL exports to Denmark in the first four months this year rose by nearly $1 million to $6.3 million over the corresponding period of 1958. The April exports were worth $1.7 million, against $1.5 million in the same month last year. This
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      New Morris, Austin cars
      78 10 The British Motor Corporation will announce at the end of August a new type of small Morris and Austin cars, which will be fitted with 850 c.c. engines. Sir Leonard Lord, chairman of the corporation, which embraces both the Morris and Austin firms, said that the
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      N.Z. INSURANCE COMPANY MARKS CENTENARY YEAR
      269 10 rrHE New Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd. of Auckland, which celebrates its centenary this year, is confident of the future of Malaya and other South East Asian countries in which it operates. This confidence was expressed yesterday by Mr. D. G. Hare, manager of the
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      Soap price increased
      88 10 pOLGATE Palmolive Ltd.. v^ leading British manufacturers of toilet articles, have raised the price of their toilet soap In Singapore and Malaya. The soap now costs $35.77 per gross, an increase of $6.42. Mr. D. M. Brown. panMalayan import manager of the local Agents, Harper Oilfillan and
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      WEST GERMANY TO FREE RUBBER GOOOS IMPORTS
      164 10 VjALAYAN rubber goods manufacturers will soon be able to export more to West Germany. A spokesman of the West German Consulate in Singapore, said yesterday that it was expected that there would be a total liberalisation for the imports of rubber products into
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      Malayan pineapples are cheapest in U.K. market: Expert
      268 10 Malayan pineapples are cheapest in U.K. market: Expert jtfALAYAN canned pineapples are generally the iTI cheapest in the United Kingdom market. Mr. G. C. C. Chivers of The Metal Box Co. Ltd., London, said in Singapore this week. Mr. Chivers said that there was good demand for canned fruit not
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      Cocoa cultivation is '-hampered by disease
      224 10 Cocoa cultivation is '-hampered by disease PROGRESS in the estate cultivation of cocoa in Malaya has been hampered by disease, said the annual report of the Colonial Development Corporation, which is financially interested in Malayan Cocoa Ltd. and United Cocoa Development Co. Ltd. In the former company the corporation is
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      208 10 WE ARNES GAZETTE A I Dollars I and Sense J tell you 4 Ito visit us m u nnT OP with R«di° »M M.G. MAGNET-lE, -^J^.^/Wearne's M USED CAR MART V 52, Orchard Road Singapore Saittlkiey ggpig §!tag|ldl<§>ito si UMITCO FILING CABINt IS AND SYSTEMS L. ill This Suspended vertical
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      94 10 Coming in July! WMM cathay fjj I pacific U I airways H I HONGKONG and on to |f| TAI/I/A 1 H H^L W I De Lux* and Standard V//.V. I mm f c/a servic 5 W: .—As* wßt'^^ ""mi —^^n^ I by LOCKHEED PROP-JET X i Elootrsi/j/ THE FASTEST PROP-JET
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      1570 11 t.i. 140s MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. t.i. mm (11 Hms) (incorporated in Singapore) (12 liics) 4 Snf THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T »,,V SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS (Via Smi witk likcriy ta prKeed «ia Paia»a cr Can of Com Him) Carriers option to proceed via other
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      1282 11 WSm3E^^^^tSSSKlt eTHE E.A.C. LINES- w,»..,0 ADEN. MEDITERRANEAN CONT-NEHTAL ft SCAHOINAVIAN PORTS Spore P. Sham Penang BASRA I) 21 Jim/ 4My 1/ J»'» ■IiLANOIA' 1 a) 11/11 My 12/11 My U/1S My "••AUCCA" t) 2S'M My 27/ M Jlly W/ l Accepting cargo for Genoa, Antwerp, Rotterdam/Amsterdam, Bremen 'Hamwrg Oslo. Gothenburg,
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      1371 11 ■Siting THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (Incarperated tke United Kiificni) lIM 1 SAILINGS TO ADEN. U.K. ft CONTIN PTAL PORTS Score P. Sham Penang BENATTOW for Aden. Reo Su. Antwerp. Rotterdam. Crangemoutn 22/21 Jmm 24/24 Jim ■ENMACOHUI tor Hamburg. London, M'bro I. lA/HJom M/ 27 Jmc 21 28 Jim
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      1171 11 McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. TEL. He.: MMI ILUBNAM LfJIS KLATINISI LIMB LBWON. HAMBURG ROniRBAM. HAVRE LOS ANGELES. UN FRANCISCO. <NtL SEATTLE, VANCOOVER ft PtRTIANt and for Canada and USA North Atlantic Ports Accepting C wp ftr ceitral ft Sevtk CITY OF lEDFORD lONHEVILLE S pore P. Sham Pcaang S'po-e Sham
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 12 THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on June IS. Rubber 97', cents per lb. Copra $690 per ton. (oronut oil 51.084 per ton. Palm oil $694.70 per ton. Palm kernels $509.25 per ten. The rates of
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    144 12 I MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares held a x firm tone on the Stock Exchange here today. Bitumen ant. oil rose Is. to 455. and Burns Philip at 87s. were up If. Base metals and oils eased slightly with Loloma down Is. to 355. Commonwealth bonds held a steady
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    268 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Castlevllle 1/2. Glenorchi 4 5. Benmacdhui 6A, Le Natal 6/7. Sarbldon 8 9. Gorgon 10 11. President Buchanan 13 14, Kyoto Maru 15 16, Chanda 18. Asphallon 19, Perils N.Wall 4, Kittlwake 21/22. Livenza 23/24, Irisbank 25/26,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    108 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK/Continent June July shipments, $40 buyers. $41 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $64 sellers, drum $6fi'i sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntuk white $133, Sarawak $132, special Sarawak black $78, garbled Lampong black
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    RUBBER PRICES
    148 12 July flrtt grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at M 7» cent* per lb., up flveeighths of a cent on Tuesdays closing price. The closing tone was tjuiet. Closing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.B.S. Soot f.c.b buyers 96',. sellers 96-,;
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    RUBBER PRICE IMPROVES ON THIN TRADE: SHARES EASIER
    613 12 RUBBER PRICE IMPROVES ON THIN TRADE: SHARES EASIER By Our Market Correspondent THE price t>f rubber was a cent higher yesterday in Singapore during the greater of trading, reflecting a half-penny rise in London and 60 points in New York while the local market was closed on Wednesday for the
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Belgian Francs 1631; Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market in Hone Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.75 V* for
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Share Market:— June IS Jane 1* Industrials: 58.75 M.86 Tins: 109.11 l*t.7t Rubbers: 136.00 136.83 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    32 12 SINGAPORE. JUNE 18. I RUBBER: ttti; cents per lb. (up five -eighths of a cent). TIN: $402.25 per picul (up 12} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 130 tons (up 5 tons).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    553 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Dull conditions prevailed in ail sections and prices were generally easier. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Fed. Disp. $1 and $1.01; Fraser and Neave ords 01.28 xcl (D), $1,264
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      45 12 KOKUSAI LINES Kakisai Ram IU THrya Far Maraigaa Spore P. Sham Penang a.t. MINESNIMA MARU loading tor Mormugao 28 My a.S. MIVAJIMA MARU loading for Mormugao IU Aig SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY LTD. Tal: *****/78/78. 51. KMiiii Raaa". Siagapare Tel 331) 2S ligat Strsat. Peaaag.
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      156 12 SHIPPING NOTICE t.«.i. "STATE OF MADRAS" Voy. 67 Sailing on 21st June, 1959—2.00 p.m. EMBARKATION TIME Deck Si Bunk Class passengers: 8 00 a.m. Saloon Class passengers: 11.00 a.m. All passengers travelling per tha above vessel are hereby notified they should forward their heavy and excess baggage tor Inspection and
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      593 12 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE S^o IMS REHABILITATION LOAN (1962-1970). Notice is hereby given that the transfer register of the above Loan will be closed from the 30th. June 1959 to 14th. July 1959 both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. By Order The Hongkong and
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      264 12 NOTICE S.S. GOVERNMENT 3% WAR LOAN 1953/60 f tv Notice is hereby given that the Jk r— M 4B transfer books of the above- 1 m ''•*»W, I mentioned loan will be closed '> 1 L from Ist to loth July 1959, both /a 'ZEPHRIIL' I days inclusive, for the
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      647 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG APTOINTMENT OF CTTT ABCHmCT BI'ILDING M BVEYOR APPLICATIONS are invited for the above post in the Town Planning and Building Department. 2. Applicants must be Federal Citizens preferably between the age of 30 and 40 years, having experience in Local Govern- 1
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      463 13 Cheek Before Posti.g j Replies tt Box Nunbers j I Utmost core should be token when replying to box number i I i ads. to use the CORRECT f NUMBER and Address to the I Straits Times, Times House, 1 River Valley Rood. Cash must be sent by regi»- 1
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      867 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word, SS (Min.)— Box M cf». «xtr«. REQUIRED Second-class Wireless Operator for British hometrade ship. Apply Kie Hock Shipping Ca Ltd., 48, Cecil Street. Spore. SITUATIONS WANTED If Words SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm. RELIABLE AND HARDWORKING Indian Cookboy (Age 29). six years experience seeks immediate
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      775 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Word, SS (Mm.) Box St ett. txtrm. ULTRa-MODERN 2 Bedroom flats, partly furnished, modern sanitation, longbatb Inclusive, big lounge, verandah. Up-to-date facilities, available Immediate occupation. District 8. Rent $260/- p.m. Box A 4779 S.T. Spore. FIRST CLASS RESIDENTIAL furnished flat near Town on elevated ground, quiet surrounding
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      540 13 HOUSES ft LAND FOR SALE 20 Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St ett. txtrm. FOR SALE: Bungalow at 19 Holland Road. Singapore 10. Vacant possession. Area: 24.292 sq. ft. Freehold. Price $65,000/- or nearest offer. Apply Heng, Tel: Spore *****. TWO STOREY HOUSES IN I AIKSIIII.I. on HIGH ELEVATION Commanalng KXC'EI
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      873 13 BOATS. YACHTS FOR SALE It Word, SS (Min.)— Box St cto. txtrm. CHANCE of a lifetime! Well known make American Outboard Motors for sale at greatly reduced prices in view of expected arrival New Models, spares available. Ring B'pore *****. DO NOT MIBS Seeing the motor boat, straight from the
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      673 13 FOR SALE It Word, Si (Min.)— Box St ttt. txtrm. FOR SALE— I9S2 Model Austin 7 and Remington Standard typewriter, almost new. Owner leaving Spore. Particulars from telephone ***** Singapore. JUNIOR AMPRO ARC projector complete with amplifier and speakers all in good condition {•2500/-. Apply Rev. Bro Director, St. Patricks
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      560 13 AT YOUR SERVICE It Words tit (Minimum). H Word, SS (Min.)— Box St ct,. txtrm. PHOTOSTATS BY POTOMATIC (Spore) *****. PLAN Printing from Tradnga Potomatlc. (Spore) *****. LIGHTWEIGHT tropical Foundations Made to Measure. Little elastic Splrella, Robu;«on's. NEW NEGATIVE and prints made from old photographs Tang's Spore *****. FOR STYLISH
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    Jolly Master is in great form
    547 14 RAPID IMPROVEMENT AFTER GOOD DEBUT AT BUKIT TIMAH GETTYSBURG, MORI ALSO DO SPLENDID WORKOUTS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Jolly Master has improved /apidly since his impressive debut at the Bukit Timah March meeting and with a handy weight mark of 8.0 he can be a
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    A record airlift if griffin scheme succeeds
    106 14 A record airlift if griffin scheme succeeds KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thirty or more race horses may be flown out from England to Malaya, if the Selangor Turf Club's griffin scheme meets with good response. Dato Sir Clough Thuraisingham. chairman of the Selangor Turf Club, told me today the club wculd
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    Barrier trial gives only clues to tomorrow's problem race
    283 14 pROBLEM race on Saturday is the "Newcomers Stakes" (Class 2. Div. 4 6f>. Ony Hula Hoop and Collector have had a run and neither showed up. None -of the other newcomers has done anything noteworthy on the trainIng track. Most of
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    Siamese-Perak champs clash
    55 14 IPOH. Thurs. The Siamese police basketball team, current Siamese national champions, will meet the Perak champions, Tong Aun team of Tanjong Tualang here on Thursday. The match will be played on the Yuk Choy High School court in Hugh Low Street at 8 p.m. Admission- adults $1
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    Lock icon 1-0 for Norway
    28 14 OSLO, Thurs. Norway beat Luxembourg 1-0 In a soccer international here last night. Centre-forward Harald Hennum scored the winning goal in the first half.— Reuter.
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    Dark Duet is ready for maiden win
    459 14 Dark Duet is ready for maiden win r|ARK DUET (Bob Franklin) went attractively w ina workout with Impress (Barratt) on the Kuala Lumpur track yesterday when they covered 3f in 42 with Dark Duet pulling hard all the way. This Pink Flower three-year-old has come right and is one to
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    MALAYAN TIGERS BROKE— AND ARE BARRED
    83 14 MALAY AN TIGERS BROKE— AND ARE BARRED §INGAK)RE, Thurs. The Malayan Tigers, a team comprising: Malayan students in Western Australia, were last week suspended from playing in the Western Australia F.A. league. The Tigers were suspended because they had failed to pay their dues to the association despite repeated warnings.
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    US coach Easton to visit more states
    250 14 US coach Easton to visit more states IJUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. v American coach Bill Easton's extended stay in the Federation from one month to two months has benefltted the eastern and a few other states. Under the original programme. Eas ton was to conduct clinics in the major towns only
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    CRASH OF 2 SEEDED TENNIS STARS
    245 14 IONE>JN, Thurs.— Two of the world's top eight tennis stars crashed to defeat on the third day of the London grass court championship at Queen's Club yesterday, only five days before the opening of the virtual world amateur title meet at Wimbledon. Denmark's unpredictable
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      PERAK MUST BEAT PENANG TO KEEP IN HUNT-AND AIM TO DO IT
      366 14  - PERAK MUST BEAT PENANG TO KEEP IN HUNT-AND AIM TO DO IT LEE FOO SAN By IPOH, Thurs.— Perak meet Malaya Cup soccer defending champions. Penang, in a flrstround tie, on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here on Sunday with a good chance of collecting two points off the visitors.
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      Singapore teams get ready for key tie
      350 14  -  TEOH ENC TATT By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore and Singapore Joint Services will both be engaged in the Malaya Cup competition on Sunday Singapore away to Johore at Muar, and Services at home to Malacca at Jalan Besar and on the record of the
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    Sherwood Foresters win with late goals
    251 15 OINGAPORE. Thurs. With five minutes to go First Battalion, the A Sherwood Foresters, who looked the better side throughout in their Far East Land Forces soccer final against Royal Army Pay Corps, finally asserted their superiority with two quick goals to win the Caldbeck
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    Balestier score 12-1 victory
    48 15 Balestier score 12-1 victory SINGAPORE. Thurs. Balestier United trounced Katong S.C. 12-1 in a S.A.F.A. Div. 2A match at Jalan Besar stadium, scoring through Daniel Llm i6>. Alfred Foong (2>. Isman (2). Abdul LatifT and Abdullah said. In a Div. 3B match Teluk Kurau beat Radin Mas 3-1.
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    BADMINTON 'QUEEN' CECILIA NOT SEEDED
    237 15 J/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs Thirty nine year old Mrs. Cecilia Samuel. Malaya's •"queen of badminton." 1 will play in the Selangor "restricted" championships starting here tomorrow, but as an unseeded player, reports Vie Nayagam. Rather surprisingly. the tournament committee of the Selangor Badminton Association has ignored
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    FOUR SELANGOR MEN CALLED UPBYFAMI
    313 15 FOUR SELANGOR MEN CALLED UPBYFAMI Inquiry on stay-away players next week By VIC NAYACAM Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. pX)I'K OF Selangor's leading soccer players 1 Abdul Ghani, Rahim Omar, Narayanasamy and Ng Mun Keai have been asked to appear before an emergency council meeting of the F.A. of Malaya on Thursday,
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    SERVICES TO SPORT RECOGNISED
    220 15 Kwok Kin Keng honoured by King J^TJALA LUMPUR, An all round sportsman whose name is a by-word in Malayan and Asian soccer circles has been honoured for services to sport by the Yang di-Pertuan Agon? on the occasion of his birthday. The sportsman, Mr. Kwok Kin
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    Sharuddin was top athlete
    71 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Sharuddin bin Mohamed All became champion athlete in the Federation Military College annual athletic championship at Port Dickson on Saturday. Twenty-one new records were set at the meet. Mohamed Radzl bin Sheikh Ahmad won the individual championship in the "B" class, and Tan
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    CHESHIRE REGIMENT ARE THE CHAMPIONS
    175 15 CHESHIRE REGIMENT ARE THE CHAMPIONS CINGAPORE, Thurs.— First Battalion Cheshire Regiment won the Singapore Base District athletic team championship at Nee Soon today. The Cheshire, who won most of the events, took the honours with a total of 246} points, 47i points ahead of their closest rivals, Pee Soon Garrison,
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    Lock icon $60,000 bet on Ingemar
    133 15 NEW YORK, Thurs. Two M 530.000 bets were reported yesterday on Ingemar Johansson, Swedish challenger for world heavy-weight champion Floyd Patterson's title here on June 25. Patterson remains favourite, with odds varying between 3 and 4 to 1. LOS ANGELES: Alphonse Halimi (Prance) world bantamweight boxing
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    Ipoh dates for Emu XI
    157 15 IPOH, Thurs. The Perak Cricket Association will meet the Emu Club, the Australian cricket team from New South Wales, in a two-day match on the town padang here on July 18 and 19. The Australians will arrive In Malaya early next month to Dlay a
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    SINGAPORE GIVE HONG KONG CHINESE A CLOSE RUN
    351 15 SINGAPORE GIVE HONG KONG CHINESE A CLOSE RUN SINGAPORE, Thurs. After being made to look like novices in the first half, Singapore redeemed themselves in the second half to hold Hong Kong Chinese to 2-1 in their floodlit soccer match at Jalan Besar tonight. Singapore's recovery was sparked by Quah
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    Perak b'ton finals on Sunday
    216 15 Perak b'ton finals on Sunday TPOH, Thurs.— The Perak J. junior badminton championships will conclude on Sunday night when all the five finals will be played In the Perak Badminton Association's hall, storting at 7 p.m. All the remaining ties and semi-flnas will be held on the Perak Turf Club
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    Lock icon Gonzales, Trabert start well in $30,000 tourney
    100 15 •TORONTO. Thurs. Pancho Oonzales and Tony Trabert won opening day matches in the M$3O,GOO professional tennis tournament here yesterday. Trabert. the former US Davis Cup Ace, oeat former Australian -Davis Cup star Ken Rosewall 6-3. t-l Oonzales disposed of Wimbledon champion Ashley Coo-
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    Sentul need one point more for the title
    203 15 IffJALA LUMPUR, Wed. 1 Railway Recreation Club. Sentul, need only to draw their last match against the defending champions. Public Works Department, on July 14 to win the first division championship in the Government Departments and Business Houses soccer league. The railwaymen
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      88 15 SINGAPORE— Soccer: Seamen's Cup final, Ayer Rajah Road. 5 p.m.; SAFA League. Div. I— IRC v Kola Raja. Jalan Besar stadium; Div. 2A:— Mlnto v Alexandra. Geylang; Mt. Emily v Blue Rovers. Balestler Road; Div. 3A Western v Seletar Young Indians. Parrer Park; Queens town v Berangoon Malay Youngsters. Parrer
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    Padang: Govt. may take over
    498 16 Padang: Govt. may take over 'IDEAL SITE FOR PUBLIC RECREATION GROUND' SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Government is now considering taking back the Padang from its lessee* the Singapore Cricket Club and the Singapore Recreation Club— for public use. A top Government spokesman, confirming this today, said that it was intended to
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    Police strip to search for boy
    25 16 Policemen wading in the Rocbore Canal to look for the bo y who was drowned yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    DEATH
    42 16 K. KAMaSAMY, 56 van, of 27 K.nta Road, passed away peacelullv yesterday. He leaves behind his eldest brother K. S. Kannoo, 6 sons. 6 daughters ana 43 grandchildren to mourn his loss. Hearse leaves at 5 p.m for cremation at F.ldsdart
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 16 THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Edward Fernandez thank relatives friends for their Condolences Wreaths night visits Funeral attendance and other services rendered.
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    MISSING
    19 16 THDDY PATTINSON: Car SB. 8732 Vauxhall Velox black. Information regarding whereabouts contact 130 Orange Road, Spore. Trl *****.
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    Lock icon Tear-gas and bayonets used to disperse mob of 1,000
    337 16 WOMEN START RIOT OVER MUNICIPAL LAW ON BEER DURBAN, Thursday DOLICE used tear-gas and bayonets to disperse a mob of more than 1,000 Africans here today. The riot began with a series of raids by African women on beer halls. The
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    ACTRESS FILES A TAX PROTEST
    109 16 ACTRESS FILES A TAX PROTEST WASHINGTON, Thurs. Actress Gloria Swanson has filed a protest against Government claims that she owes U5539,457.69 in bark income taxes and U555.829.91 in penalties. A petit'on filed by her lawyers argued that the Internal Revenue Service should, have allowed a variety of deductions claimed by
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    Hairy manure
    53 16 HONG KONG. Thurs. -The Communists are forcing women In China's southern province of Kwantung to get "Italian" haircuts but not for style reasons. They are ordered to trim their hair and to donate the hair to the state for use In making artificial fertilizer, according to the China
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    Lock icon De Valera quits as Premier—he may become President
    153 16 De Valera quits as Premier he may become President DUBLIN, Thursday. SEVENTY-SIX- YEAR-OLD Mr. Eamon de Valera resigned last night as Prime Minister of the Irish Republic. The announcement was made after voting had ended in the election for a new President in which Mr. De Valera was a candidate.
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    Lock icon Diet reshuffle
    43 16 TOKYO. Thurs. The Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Nobusuke Kishi. retained only two members of his former Cabinet when he announced his reshuffle of Ministers today. They are the Foreign Minister, Mr. Aiichlro Fujiyama, and the Finance Minister. Mr Elsaku Sato.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 88 now held
    37 16 SALISBURY. Southern Rhodesia. Thurs.— Detectives have arrested nine more Africans in the past 24 hours to bring the number so far held as suspected members of the banned African National Congress to 88. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ship capsizes in storm
    42 16 STOCKHOLM. Thurs.— The 1.636-ton freighter Springdale capsized in rough seas and sank off the Swedish coast today. Her timber cargo shifted and all the crew had to abandon ship when she started to list and make water. Reuter.
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    Space violated
    34 16 TOKYO. Thurs. Communist North Vietnam filed a protest with the International Commission or Wednesday that a U.S.-made B-47 reconnaissance plane "violated" the air space above Vietnam, the New China News Agency reported
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    Burglars flee just in time
    187 16 Burglars flee just in time SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A gang of burglars Just managed to es- i cape from a house in Bukit Timah Road here tonight with E their loot of $1,000 in S cash and Jewellery, E belonging to Mr. Seah 5 Peng Hong, 31, a Gov- ernment servant.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    248 16 LONDON, Thurs. Oenerally firm conditions developed in stock markets today helped by the overnight rally on Wall Street but there was no Improvement In the level of business. GILTEDGED Consols 2V4% £51 5/16 —3/16 Funding 4% £19 13/16 +3/16 War BH% £66% +11/16 BANKS Chartered 48/6 Hongkong £53*
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    31 16 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 28d July 2lid.. August 28<i., September 28d.. Oct.-Dec. 28'« d.. Jan.-March 28 'sd.. April- June 28d July-Sept 27-* d., July c.i.f. 28a.. Aug. c.i.f. 28d. Tone: Easier
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    20 16 LONDON. Thura. Buyers £789',: sellers £790: Ftorwarc buyers £700 sellers £791; Settlement £790. Turnover ajn, 185 ton*; p.m. nil.
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    Lock icon LATE FOREIGN NEWS LONDON TO NEW YORK BY JET—IN 90 MINUTES
    248 16 LATE FOREIGN NEWS LONDON TO NEW YORK BY JET— IN 90 MINUTES LOS ANGELES, Thursday. AXE of Britain's top jet exports said yesterday that it was possible to build a giant airliner capable of flying ISO passengers from London to New York in 00 minutes with current engineering know-how. Dr.
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    IN BRIEF
    118 16 SAIGON: The South Vietnam National Assembly has ratified the agreement on peaceful uses of atomic energy signed by the United States and South Vietnam on April 22 TOKYO: Communist North Vietnam reported that fighting still Is continuing in the mountain! of Laos between royal Lactian troops and a
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    Contractor saves India (168) after poor start: England 50 for 3
    408 16 Contractor saves India (168) after poor start: England 50 for 3 SPORT LONDON, Thursday. I^NGLAND were 50 for three wickers in reply to India's 168 in the first innings at close of piay on the first day of the Second Test at Lords here today. India once more disappointed against
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