The Straits Times, 25 July 1959

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    17 1 \MH\(.I HAiLY riHEIIIMI SAII l\<l II»S UP. OOP Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1959 if 15 CENTS.
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    RAJENDRA SUSPENDED
    1034 1  -  PETER de CRUZ Salary cuts leader faces dismissal move Goh: 'He made insubordinate comments' Govt. plans to ban that protest rally By SINGAPORE, Friday THE Singapore Government today suspended Mr. Frederick Vyramuttu Rajendra, chairman of the Council of Joint Action, pending the framing of disciplinary charges against him
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    Constitution pledge by the Front
    142 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malayan People's Socialist Front pledged today that If it gains one-third of the seats in the House of Representatives it guarantees that no changes will be permitted in the constitution without a mandate from the people. The Front is fielding 37
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    Lock icon NIXON TAKES NO NIKITA IN WAR OF WORDS
    368 1 NIXON TAKES NO NIKITA IN WAR OF WORDS IVjOSCOW, Fri. Soifl viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Vice President Richard Nixon drove together today from the Kremlin for a preview of the U.S. exhibition in Moscow and then had a sharp exchange of words. The debate started innocently enough when Nixon
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    Channel skim
    20 1 LONDON. Fri. Britain's "Flying Saucer" hovercraft will skim across the English Channel tomorrow afternoon from Calais to Dover.
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    Prescott report is 'unjust and cruel'
    1064 1  - Prescott report is 'unjust and cruel' VINCENT NG CHAIRMAN TAN SAYS: COMMISSION By Singapore, Fri. 'THE Chairman of the Nanyang University Council, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, today bitterly attacked the report of the Frescott Commission of Inquiry. He described the report as "biased, unjust and cruel." The millionaire-philanthropist and moving
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    WHY MALAYA CAN'T BE FRIENDS WITH REDS-TENGKU
    141 1 WHY MALAYA CAN'T BE FRIENDS WITH REDS-TENGKU A LOB STAR, Fri. The Alliance leader and former Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said last night that Malaya could not make friends with Russia while still fighting Communist t<i rorist*. "If we were to do so. there would be immediate protests from
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    Red China: An amazing. account
    121 1 Red China: An amazing. account WHAT are the conditions in Cnina today? A Western journalist who asked this question recently went on an extended tour oi cnina. Now he is 'back wit a the answer. >IK. LOUIS U IZMi/ER. of ihe Rio de Janeiro newspaper Diano de NoCicias. aslted most
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    RULERS: DO NOT MIX POLLS AND RELIGION
    169 1 RULERS: DO NOT MIX POLLS AND RELIGION KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. r[E Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Malay Rulers said today that religion had nothing to do with voting in the Parliamentary elections. They Issued their declaration through the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal after discussing yesterday reports ol "happenings In
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    Aircraft for R.I.
    22 1 JAKARTA, Fri. The Lidonesian Air Force has ordered 41 planes and 22 helicopters from the United States and Canada
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    Portugal visit
    21 1 BIARRITZ. Fri. Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie spent his 67th birthday quietly in preparation for his state visit to Portugal
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    $6m sugar plant for Malaya
    128 1 $6m sugar plant for Malaya TOKYO, Fri. A 1 Joint JapaneseMalayan sugar refining company will be established shortly in Prai, near Penang, with a capital of S6 million, it was learned here today. The Japanese side will put up 55 per cent of the total capital, while the rest will
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 NIKITA WANTS IKb TO VISIT MOSCOW MOSCOW. Pri. Ebru--luhcv said today thought a vMI to Russia bj Proidcnt Ki>«-nh< uould be very useful in mi proving relations Im-i-a our countries and > l re n g thening world ocace."— U.P.l
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    HONEYMOON ENDED IN CRASH, SAYS SINGAPORE TYPIST
    174 2 HONEYMOON ENDED IN CRASH, SAYS SINGAPORE TYPIST extricate me." She had a fractured collarbone and a head mju^y. Questioned by Woman Inspector M. Rukusamy, she said it was drizzling that afternoon and the road was wet. The hearing continues m PENANG, Friday. 4 PRETTY Singapore typist. Mrs. Susan Them, today
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    Scouts to stage a concert
    44 2 Scouts to stage a concert IFOH. Fri Boy scouts here will hold a variety concert at the St. Michael's j Institution hall tomorrow night in aid of their headquarters building fund. Tne building fund target is $50,000. So far $14,000 has I been collected.
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    Hawkers dinner
    22 2 TAIPING. Frl.— The Taiping Hawkers' Association will celebrate their anniversary with a dinner &t the Kwangtung Association here on Sunday.
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    Learn Malay drive stepped up
    329 2 SINGAPORE GOVT. TO OPEN NATIONAL LANGUAGE EVENING CLASSES FOR ADULTS AT SI A MONTH SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Government will start Malay evening classes for adults from Sept. 1, at a nominal fee of $1 a month, the Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lm, announced
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    THREE MORE HOUSE TYPES PLANNED
    96 2 THREE MORE HOUSE TYPES PLANNED PENANG, Frl The Penang Mayor, Mr. D.S. Ramanathan. said today the city council had drawn up plans for three further types of houses which would be permitted by th» council's building department. "We are doing this because we don't like to pull down unauthorised houses
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    PLAN TO END RECRUITING COSTLY EXPAT STAFF FOR POLY
    295 2 PLAN TO END RECRUITING COSTLY EXPAT STAFF FOR POLY SINGAPORE, Fri. The Government may scrap its practice of recruiting 'expensive expatriate staff" for the Singapore Polytechnic. It is now considering the possibility of engaging local technicians. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nvuk Lin, said this at a Press conference
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    BANK UNION THROWS OUT CHALLENGE
    198 2 IPOH, Friday. THE president of the National Union of Bank Employees, Mr. P. C. Gomez, today challenged the right of its rival union— the National Union of Commercial Workers to open negotiations with the Malayan Exchange Banks Association. Mr. Gomez's challenge follows an announcement by
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    STOP ESTATES BREAK-UP —UNION
    153 2 STOP ESTATES BREAK-UP —UNION i fELUK ANSON. Fri- The fragmentation of estates is strongly attacked in a report t< be tabled at the annual general meeting of thp Lower Perak branch of the All-Malayan Estate? Staff Union here on i Sunday. The report says "The rate iat which estates are
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    Physical jerks to be compulsory in all schools soon
    223 2 Physical jerks to be compulsory in all schools soon SINGAPORE. Friday. TTHE Government's ultimate aim is to make physical A education a compulsory subject in the school curriculum, the Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. said today. "At present.' he said, "physical education is an insignificant Dart of the
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    POLICE CRACK DOWN ON GANG-FIVE ARRESTED
    89 2 POLICE CRACK DOWN ON GANG-FIVE ARRESTED IPOH. Fri. A gang of thieves operating in the Pasir Puteh area here was broken last night with the arrest of five Malays. A police party, led by the OCPD. Mr. Albert Mah, and two inspectors. S. E. Nathan and Arnold Fernandez, made a
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    Hawker falls to his death
    46 2 SINGAPORE. Frl— A hawker. Tan Chnng Hua. 22. fell to his death from the seventh floor of the SIT flats In Upper Pickering Street early this morning. This is the 20th death fall from the flats since their completion in 1952.
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    Office to curb crossings
    48 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. An Immigration office will be established in Tarakan, East Kalimantan, at the end of this month, an Indonesia Information Service newsletter said today. It Is to prevent illegal bor-der-crossings between the Indonesian territory and British North Borneo, about 60 miles of Tarakan.
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    Hawker's debts
    27 2 SINGAPORE. Fri An Indian hawker. Jahnu Gurdar. with liabilities amounting to $3,610. was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Ambrose In the High Court today.
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    Lock icon So-lovely Linda on stage at Klang
    48 2 So-lovely Linda on stage at Klang SHAPELY Hong Kong film star and well-known vocalist. Miss Linda Lav Sing. 24. on stage at the Capitol Theatre. Klang. where she made personal appearances in conjunction with the screening of her film "Yoke Hai Cheng Fan."— Picture by Ch'ng Sent Poh.
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    GOOD SEED RAISES YIELD
    67 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— j Malaya's padi farmers can now look forward to getting $35 more in income for each planted acre by using a new variety of seed. This variety can increase the yield from 688 lb. an acre to 998 lb. an acre and raise
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    Lock icon UP HE GOES-AND HOW THE CROWDS CHEER
    584 3 NYE TO LEAD SACK BOYD MOVE Parliament to debate two White Papers on Africa next week PRESS. TOO. CALLS FOR MINISTER TO QUIT LONDON, Friday. T<UE BRITISH Parliament will next week debate two Government White Papers issued yesterday giving the official findings of
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    Lock icon Soekarno lifts ban on indoor meetings
    163 3 JAKARTA, Fri.—President Soekarno today relaxed the ban on political activities following Parliament's support for the return to the 1945 Constitution. The President told Parliament that outdoor political meetings would continue to be banned, but parties could hold indoor meetings with official approval. This is
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    Newsmen barred
    41 3 NEW YORK, Fri.— Pauline Frederick, president of the I United Nations' Correspondents' Association, said today that China had refused to admit a group of UN. correspondents because the world organisation does not accept the Communist Gov- i ernment.— U.P.l.
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    RAF FLYER WINS $93,000 RACE
    194 3 RAF FLYER WINS $93,000 RACE LONDON. Fri. Squadron Leader Charles Maughan of the Royal Air Force last night won the £5,000 ($12,500) first prize in the Bleriot Anniversary Contest to set up the fastest time between London and Paris. His record time was 40 minutes 44 seconds. The race was
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    Lock icon London visit
    34 3 LONDON. Fri— Mr. George Pearkes. Canadian Minister of Defence, arrived here by air last night on a week's visit to Britain, at the invitation of Mr. Duncan Sandys, his British counterpart— Reuter.
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    Geneva: Russian demands dim hopes at talks
    170 3 GENEVA, Friday. HTHE U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Herter, said today there was little hope for success of the deadlocked Big Four talks unless Russia withdrew her unacceptable demands. These, he said, were: INSISTENCE on an allGerman committee in which West and East
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    Lock icon NIXON DUE TO MEET MR. K. FOR FIVE-HOUR TALKS
    178 3 NIXON DUE TO MEET MR. K. FOR FIVE-HOUR TALKS MOSCOW, Fri.—America's Vice-presi-dent, Mr. Richard Nixon, who flew into Moscow yesterday, is expected to spend at least five hours with Mr. Khrushchev today and have talks which may decide the whole course of his 10-day Soviet visit. Observers also thought the
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    Lock icon Air Marshal confirmed
    53 3 JAKARTA, Fri.— President Soekarno has confirmed the appointment of Air Vice Marshal Suryadarma, Chief of Air Staff, as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Armed Fonces of the Republic. He replaces the Navy Chief of Staff. Vice Admiral Subyakto, who has been given a
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    Lock icon Princes sail
    41 3 NEWCASTLE. Fri.— Prince William of Gloucester and Prince Michael of Kent, young cousins of the Queen, were among 40 members of Eton College Combined Cadet Force who sailed last night to spend two weeks in camp at Bergensflord. Norway.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Stealing Socialists' starts an uproar
    215 3 LONDON, m A Conservative Ministers remark that there would "always be Socialist;- so long as there 1> anything left to steal." plunged the House of Commons into uproar last night. The House was dl cussing the state-owned coal Industry and the Labour Opposition had moved
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    Lock icon Polls forecast
    28 3 LONDON, Fri— Mr. Gerald Nabarro, Conservative, last night forecast during a House of Commons debate that the "Hiieral election would be on Thursday. Oct. 28— Reuter.
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    Lock icon POLICE CHIEF STUMPED
    59 3 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri.— District Police Commander Delcgado Enoch Oliveira spoke with vehemence and a lisp today when he ordered his men to expend all effort to find a culprit. He wants fast action in tracking: down the man who took his false teeth from a glass
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    IToiir radio today...
    296 3 RADIO SINGAPORE Medium Wave 476 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News: 7.05 A Date With Music: 8.00 The News; 8.05 A Date With Music; 8.30—9.00 Calling All Hospitals; P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.03 Saturday Showcase; 1.30 Ihe News; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 At
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      66 3 The tides... TODAY: Singapore 1.40 ajn. (Bft 71n> 2.33 pjn. (7ft Jttnt: Port Dlckson 935 a.m. < Bft 91n> 9.53 p.m. (8ft): Penang 3 40 a.m. (7ft 3ini 3.37 p.m. 1 7ft 9int. TOMORROW: Singapore 2.24 a.m. (Bft) 3.06 p.m. (7ft 71n>: Port Dlckson 10.09 a.m. (Bft 3in) 10.26 pjn.
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    Top Siamese officials arrive for talks
    244 4 Top Siamese officials arrive for talks Meeting in the capital discusses the border war KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. gIGHT senior military police and civil officials from Siam arrived here today for top-level discussions on fighting terrorists straddling the Siam-Malayan border. This is the result of talks which the Prime Minister, Dato
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    YONG TO STUDENTS: DON'T WORRY
    168 4 YONG TO STUDENTS: DON'T WORRY SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, had some advice today for finalyear students of Nanyang University who are worried over the recommendation of the Prescott Commission that Nanyang degress could not yet be recognised. He said: "Work hard and do your
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    NEW LIFE IN MANSION FOR CHILDREN FROM THE SLUMS
    139 4 NEW LIFE IN MANSION FOR CHILDREN FROM THE SLUMS SINGAPORE, Fri. Forty, two poor children living in crowded Chinatown will soon move into a mansion In an exclusively residential area. They are the inmates of the New Market Road Social Welfare Home for mentally defective and deformed children. The Government
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    Girls picnic at Pulau Übin
    51 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Malay Farm Girls' Club will hold a picnic at the Youth Holiday Camp, Pulau Übln. on Sunday. Two rerry trips will be provided from H.M. Boom Defence Depot, Loyang. The first trip will be ai 8.15 a.m. and the second an hour
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    Minister's aides to be sworn in
    61 4 Minister's aides to be sworn in SINGAPORE. Fn A swearing-in of nine Parliamentary secretaries will take place tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. at the Prime Minister's Office. Present at the ceremony will be the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. Mr. Justice
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    How Canada grew up
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Prof. N. P. W. J. Anderson, Professor of Agricultural Economics in the University of British Columbia and a member of the Commission inquiring into the Pineapplt Industry in Malaya, addressed the Malayan Economic Society this evening. He spoke on Canada's experience of economic development
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    Raja will meet culture body
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, and his Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, will meet delegates of local musical and dance societies from various rares at 2 p.m. on Sunday at the City Hall.
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      223 4 Todays Singapore diary,,, T.T.C. Students' Union: End of i Y.W.O.A. (Raffles Quay); Dra- C.V.M.A.: Movie show 730 p m ?M de D m m teml dlnnCT <tan< m fOF ChUdren 93 am KATOXG BOYS' CLUB: Games-' tJSa.: Maiav. io ajn.. J. 30 V^ A (Outram Road v 3p.m.. to 5
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    The Alliance is worried after recent crisis in the MCA
    1777 5 |oHUi^|^r^B^r^^Ba^>^nßr^|^0 H Ui^ r^ B^ r^^ Ba^ >^ nBr^|^— nrMgra^BTa^l^Bak^l^l^l^l^l^i^B&tßßMttfeiaAU^Hla^Mlili^L^l^l^a UNCERTAINTY OVER CHINESE VOTES IN TWO DIVISIONS Ex-minister is among 8 candidates in this area WHO'S WHERE— AT A GLANCE Friends once, now foes Here a strong challange to Alliance
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      443 5 I Dale Carnegie graduates increase their incomes B WHY Because they develop human relation* I skills that make them more valuable! Like the ability to think and talk on their feet, to V lead instead of Drive, to get others, excited H about their ideas. Dale Carnegie training can never
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    Site Straits Tomes Saturday, July 25. 1959 Mr. Nixon's Mission
    675 6 Site Straits Tomes Saturday, July 25. 1959 Mr. Nixon's Mission Mr. Richard Nixon turned up in Moscow as Mr. Khrushchev, just back from Warsaw, was poking some rather dubious fun at an American campaign of prayer for the liberation of Communist enslaved people. Mr. Khrushchev said it did not make
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    Free To Choose
    279 6 The citizen's right to vote is his absolute right. He is completely free to exercise it in favour of any election candidate, whether the candidate stands as an independent or belongs to a party. Tht religion the voter professes has no connection whatsoever with his choice. This
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    Spending Wisely
    303 6 Recreation in the full meaning of the word is out of the reach of far too many people. In Singapore voluntary effort and enterprise have done gallant work to remedy this by organising community centres. When the Government announced its intention of taking them over and extending their
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    171 6 FIFTY YEARS AGO From the Straits Times of July 23, 1909 MR. K. VANE, the F.M.S. Treasurer, announces I that the State Treasury at Taiping contains one dollar deposited b> a Dr. i Itowden in June 1900 and i that unless legal claim is I established thereto within i three
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    China and the Bomb
    919 6  -  Victor Zorza by AS MR. KHRUSHCHEV PLAYS FOR TIME, THE INDICATIONS ARE SHE MAY GO IT ALONE THE statement by Ho Chi Minn, the President of Communist Vietnam, that China will soon have atomic bombs, raises the question of possible differences between Russia and China over
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    Lock icon SATURDAY STUDY
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    A Sunday date at the gardens with music in Malayan manner
    339 7 A Sunday date at the gardens with music in Malayan manner SINGAPORE, Friday. rPHE Government is to bring live music to the people as one step in its plan to promote a Malayan outlook among all races. Another measure with the same purpose in mind is a "big reform" in
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    Train driver's report
    130 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. Gurdial Singh, driver of the train which ran over four boys sleeping on the line in Negri Sembilan this week, states that he saw two figures on the trac 2P yards ahead and not 200 yards as reported in the Straits Times. He
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    NATIONAL MOSQUE WEEK
    40 7 PENANG. Fri.—^ national mosque week will be held here from Aug. 31 to Sept. 6, to raise funds for the National I Mosque. There will be door to door i collections, sale of flags and other activities.
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    The big polls battle hots up
    423 7 VOTERS WILL BE WOOED WITH HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 APPEALS AND SPEECHES ALL PARTIES WILL START OFF WITH -PRELIMINARY' WEEKEND RALLIES KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE BATTLE for I*4 seats in the Parliamentary election begins this weekend with all parties holding "preliminary" rallies throughout the country. The
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    CALL TO STOP PASSING BUCK
    218 7 CALL TO STOP PASSING BUCK KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The president of the Selangor Parents Association Mr, A. P. Chin, today called on parents and teachers to stop "passing the buck" in educating children. Speaking at the St. Mary's Parents Teachers Society meeting this evening, he added: "A parent should do
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    Malayan youths at baU
    54 7 PERTH, Fri. About 700 guests. Including many Colombo Plan students from Malaya attending Western Australia University, attended Perth's Bamboo Ball last night. The ball is an annual event organised by the veterans of the 2/4 Machine Gun Bn. of the Bth Australian Division which served in
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    Lock icon DATO ABDUL RAZAK HELPS TO DRAW UP STRATEGY FOR POLLS CAMPAIGN
    97 7 THE PRIME Minister and deputy leader of the Alliance, Dato Abdul Rasak (far background with white shirt and tie) at a conference, of Alliance parliamentary candidates, agents and party officials in Perak to draw up plans for the election
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    $2 EXTORTION BID: TWO MEN JAILED
    135 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ja'afar bin Bahah j and Ibrahim bin Abdul Kadir were each Jailed for six months today on a charge of attempted extortion. They were stated to have put a coffee-stall holder, Peedlkail Ahmad, in fear of assault while trying to extort $2
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    June rubber: 58,000 tons
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— More than 58.000 tons of rubber was produced in Malaya last month, it was officially stated today. Of this, 33.821 tons came from estates and 24,212 tons from smallholdings. Rubber exports during the month totalled 53.482 tons.
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    RAZAK: THE CHOICE BEFORE VOTERSALLIANCE OR PMIP
    322 7 IPOH, Friday. IYATO ABDUL RAZAK BIN HUSSEIN, the Prime Minister and deputy leader of the Alliance, today urged the people of Malaya to vote for the party that can form a government. The Prime Minister told a' Press conference here this afternoon that
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    'I WANT TO STAY' VISITOR HAS HER WAY
    154 7 'I WANT TO STAY' VISITOR HAS HER WAY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— An American school teacher flying from Bangkok to Singapore today made an unscheduled stop her*! and gave airline officials a headache. Miss Joan Drouillard. 26, a primary school teacher in Lincoln Park, a small town near Detroit, said "I
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    STUDENTS DEFEND RIGHT TO COMMENT
    373 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Four University of Malaya student bodies who were told not to meddle in Federation affairs by Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. the Federation Education Minister today defended their "right to comment on student activities not only in the Federation but anywhere else in
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    BURGLARS IN K.L. MAKE LIQUOR HAUL
    73 7 BURGLARS IN K.L. MAKE LIQUOR HAUL KUALA LUMPUR, FrL Liquor was stolen in two burglaries reported here in the past four days. Four bottles of brandy and eight bottles of whisky were taken from the house of a Chinese businessman in Pahang Road yesterday. He also lost a pair of
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    Robbed of $100 at his home
    42 7 SINGAPORE. FrL— A scrap Iron dealer, Chan Chew Choo, was robbed of $100 by four thugs at his Club Street home at 3.30 a.m. today. His wife was assaulted when she tried to raise an alarm.
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    $200,000 SHAW GIFT FOR CENTRES
    171 7 $200,000 SHAW GIFT FOR CENTRES SINGAPORE. Fri— The Shaw Foundation nas placed $200,000 at the disposal of the Government for the development of community centres. Revealing this today, the Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, said that part of the money would be used for expansion of
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    Airmen to hold fun fair
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.-A bank holiday fete and fun fair will be held at RAF Seletar on Aug. 3 from 2 p.m. to midnight. More than 80 stalls ani side shows will be opened. Proceeds will go to the Seletar Youth Club.
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    To give lectures
    47 7 TAIPING. Fri.— Professor Henry A. Shenk, of the physical education department of the University of Kansas, now on a lecture tour of Malaya, will be in Taiplng from July 27 to 30 for a series of lectures and demonstrations at the St. George's Institution.
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      236 7 YOU RISK LOSING ALL YOUR TEETH unless you take care of your gums If your gums become infected, Hk I even perfect teeth are bound to suffer. ff\ t K That means you <-ould lose all 4J$ B your teeth before you are very much older. To avoid this yov
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      PAY CUT WAS A WISE AND -BOLD MOVE
      275 8 PAY CUT WAS A WISE AND -BOLD MOVE LH3R the past few weeks, Govern- merit and City Council employees unions have been making headlines by their hue and cry against the decision of the Government to cut the variable allowances of certain categories of its employees to meet the expected
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      Liberty and licence...
      111 8 \F "Free". (S.T. July 18) would treat himself now and then to a copy of the Malayan Catholic News he would find that colonial films— and only colonial filmsare subjected to a very strict review in the matter of their moral trends. Whether the big dailies can
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      SIT FLATS: A PRESSING NEED
      67 8 I AGREE with "Still Waiting" (S.T. July 16) that flats at St. Michael's Road should be let out to the public as soon as possible. Mv pressing need for S.I.T. accommodation is tbat the room I presently occupy is too small. For this reason my
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      Charities...and those who can't wait
      123 8 a visitor to Singapore. I have noticed that the Press is generous in providing space for the announcement of charitabie appeals. But the charities do not always use thk> space to the best advantage^ For example, we learn trom your Issue of July 20 that
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      The doctrine and dogma of family planning
      324 8 The doctrine and dogma of family planning r PH£ thing that strikes us about all supporters of the F.P.A. is the way in which they keep changing their ground. Some stand on sterilisation, others on contraception, some claim concern for the poor, some tremble before over-popu-lation. None has yet attempted
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      THE OBSTACLES FACING 'KEEP LEFT' DRIVE
      347 8 THE OBSTACLES FACING 'KEEP LEFT' DRIVE ONE must agree with the views expressed by "E.W." (S.T. July 11) regarding the futility of the police Keep Left campaign. The roads in Singapore where a motorist can drive and remain on the left of the road with safety are comparatively few, and
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      ACCIDENTS: THE SYSTEM ADOPTED OVERSEAS
      153 8 REGARDING the definition of the term "minor" in accidents, there are many aspects from which one could look at it. In most cases overseas, the degree of seriousness of an accident Is assessed on a money basis. For example, a "minor" accident is one which
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      Two words that can be put out to pasture
      169 8 THERE are two words which are very much abused these days, namely •crisis" and "democracy." I suggest that we give these words a rest. My dictionary defines a crisis as a moment of decision. Newspapers report almost daily crises; some of
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      MURNANE RESERVOIR
      41 8 We would be interested to know If the Murnane Reservoir Is now in action? It will be very Interesting to know that something has been done to give us some water reserves in case of breakdowns. TAX PAYER Singapore*.
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      296 8 Straits Times Crossword Hr* HP^ HT* HF* IB^ IHf^ I W* SSWfe ACROSS Remove barriers from shop 8. Join forces and defer Lea entrances (4) perhaps 18). 9. Not the Masons, as one might 9. Prigs gel vulgar in the end suppose (8. 7) of a letter (6>. 7- Agents
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    RUBBER OUTPUT RECORD SET UP IN FIRST HALF OF YEAR
    726 10 RUBBER OUTPUT RECORD SET UP IN FIRST HALF OF YEAR By Our Market Correspondent REPLANTING programmes are now beginning really to show results in the Federation of Malayan and this fact, coupled with small-holders producing more as a result of higher prices, sent production in Malaya during the first half
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    Rubber moves upwards
    321 10 Rubber moves upwards THE movement during the week has been almost entirely upwards both here and overseas, as short-cov-ering of local commitments and good overseas' enquiry found sellers reluctant to meets the markets, report H.C.B. Co., Ltd. in their current Rubber Market Review. In the absence of any fresh factors,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    131 10 MELBOURNE, Pti. INVESMENT shares on the Stock Exchange here today closed the week on firm lines the most notable move being a fall ot Is. 3d. in Associated Pulp. Mining shares remained steady. Commonwealth bonds remained firm on a quiet market. Loans 3'iC'c 1956-59 £101 2s. 6d. buyer
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    STORE SHIPPING
    183 10 Ships lying alongside the Sin- j gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Dresden 1-2, iKilinsky 6A, Benvenue 6-7, Ulysses 8-9. Garoet 10-11, Walrata 13-14. Surai 15-16, Laust MaersK 18. Myrmidon 19, Beetong N.Wall 3, Dung Lee 21-22, Leneverett 23-24. Matang. 25, Chandpara 31-32. Sumatra 33-34, Demodocus 35-36,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    113 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent July/August shipments $35 buyers, 936 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $57 sellers, drum $59 4 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $134, Sarawak $133, special Sarawak black $79 (all unchanged),
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 10 Malayan Share Market: July 24 July 23 Industrials: 89.95 89.91 Tins: 103.58 103.82 S Rubber*: 132.80 132.74 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    503 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "All sections were quiet and sterling rubbers were easier. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Con. Tin Smelt ords 35s. cd cb; Fed. Dlsp. $1.02 and $1.02 >4 (O); Fraser
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    69 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. «r O.D. ready: French Francs *****; Belgian Francs 1630 3/4. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.77 for
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    RUBBER PRICES
    151 10 August lint grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 100 H cents per lb., up three-quarters of a cent on Thursday's closing price. The closing tone was quiet. Closing price* In cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 1004. sellers 100*;;
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      31 10 OFFICIAL PRICES SINGAPORE, JULY 24. RUBBER: 100-* cents per lb. (up threequarters of a cent). TIN: 5398.87 1 per picul (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 155 tons (down' 5 tons).
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      50 10 ARMSTRONG SIDDELEY DIESEL GENERATING PUMPING SETS SOLE AGENTS:— UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED TRAVELLING TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA CONTACT Btitwoy Tf—airt Service 10 EMer Place, F reman rl* for clearance and troneport of bog. gage effects, cars etc. Storage available. AN ships met on arrival. SINGAPORE AGENTS SINGAPORE BAGGAGE AND TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD.
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      884 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited (or appointment as Junior Technician In the Public Works Department. Kelantan. on salary scale $85x7. 50-115/ Exam/137.50 x 7.50-197.50 effy. Bar/212.50 x 7.50-280 plus cost of living allowances at current rates. 2. Applicants must be Federal Citisens or State Nationals who have attained the age
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      877 10 NOTICES CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD INTERRUPTION OP ELECTRICITY SUPPLY It will be necessary to interrupt the electricity supply between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. dally to all Butterworth consumers in Karri pong Oajah Road area. Bagan Jermal. and Bftgan Ajam from 22-7-59 to 12-8-59 for the purpose of
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      811 11 (Coo tinned from Page SITUATIONS VACANT re Wordt ti (Mm.)— Box it ets. txtrm BOX A 9395 S.T. X.L.. position ailed. Applicants thanked. LADY DEMONSTRATOR rsquired for commercial house to demonstrate office equipment. Reply Box A 9413 S.T.. K.L. WANTED full time Secretary for big Union. Must be well-versed hi
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      874 11 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Words ti (Mim.) Box it ets. txtrm BRITISH COMPANY Require experienced Book-keeper/General Clerk. Applicants must be capable of maintaining full set of books and have experience of shipping procedure. Full details including copies of recent refer- encee to Box A 5597. ST.. Spore. WANTED MANAGER or MANAGERESS
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      820 11 SITUATION WANTED IS Words U (MisuJ—Bom tt et. txlrm EUROPEAN RECOMMENDS HAINANESE cook-Amah available Ist August. Ring Spore ***** mornings. CHINESE COOK and Wile as Wash Amah reliable, honest, hard workers. Available August Ist. Phone Spore *****. ACCOUNTANT. AUBTRALIAN, At present under contract, seeks further congenial employment. Experienced Industry, Mining,
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      825 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Words Si (Min.)-Box it ett txtn FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION small bungalow furnished electric cooker refrigerator fans etc., approved sen-Ices accommodation at 30 Sennett Road. Phone Spore *****. AVAILABLE A"COMMODATION Board Lodging Dhoby $380.00 pjn. (2 persons). Please apply The Manager of Cameron I Hotel, 393-E/P, Changl Road.
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      752 11 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE M Words SI (Mlm.)—B*x It et, txtrm BPRING PARK last four semidetached houses $23,800/-. Occupation August 1969. Building Society Loan, fencing, tiling. Inclusive. Telephone Singapore *****. VACANT LAND at Holland Road 6 4 Miles Opposite Entrance to Kwart Park Area, 33.426 Sq. Feet Further particulars from
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      934 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Words ti (Mim.)— Box it ett. txtrm 20-1-58 HOLDEN SPECIAL. 30-7-56 Humber Hawk. 15-6-56 Hlllman. 15-11-53 V /Wyvern. Low milage, excellent condition. Tradein. Terms considered. Tel: *****, *****. (Spore). 1958 VOLKSWAGON, 1955 Hillman Humber Hawk, Vauxhall I Wyvern. 1954 Wolseley 4/44, Rambler A.30 1953 Rambler. Tradelns.
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      657 11 STEAMBATH, MASSAGE ETC. it Words Si (Mim.)— Bos 1$ ett. txtrm NEW DOLORES MASBAGS salon Turkish bath. 28, Exeter Road ofl Kllllney Road. Fines* Salon in Town Highly Respectable. Hrs 10 a.m. 0 pjn. HONGKONG BATH MASSAGE Muscular-pain, tiredness etc.. Experienced Masseuse. All Gentlemen Welcome. 123 Emerald Hill Rd.. B'pore
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    RAHIM BREAKS 1938 RECORD
    1050 12  -  TEOH ENG TATT FEY WAN, MARIE BRIDGEFORD ALSO SET NEW MARKS ON FIRST DAY OF SAAA MEET By Singapore, Friday DAHIM AHMAD, the Malayan champion, set one of the three records in the first day of the Singapore A.A.A. championships at Farrer Park today when he
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    Perak are virtually north champions
    218 12 SUNGEI PATANI. Friday. PERAK beat Kedah by four goals to one today and have virtually assured themselves of being the champion team in the north zone of this year's Malaya Cup competition. Perak have now scored 16 points, which is the most Penang can score
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    Schoolgirl sets best mark in Penang AAA meet
    142 12 Schoolgirl sets best mark in Penang AAA meet PENANG, Fri. Five Penang state records were broken today first day of the two-day Penang A.A.A. championships at the City Stadium. The best record of the day was set in the women's Tiigh jump in which barefooted Choong Yew Kum of the
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    25 mile race for cyclists
    66 12 SINGAPORE, Prl. Two newcomers, LAC Ron Gander (Seletar) and LAC Gerard McCarten (Changl', will make their debut In the Far Bast Air Force 25-mlle time trial cycling championship to be held at Buklt Timah Road on Sunday. Starting time is 6.30 p.m. Both Gander and
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    Shooting contest
    42 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Frl. The annual shoot for the Royal Johore Cup, open to teams from small bore rifle clubs in the Federation and Singapore, will begin here tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. The shoot will continue on Sunday at 9.30 am
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    Semi-finalist
    26 12 SINGAPORE. Frl. MRNVR entered the semi-final of the Singapore Armed Forces knockoutcup soccer competition when they beat 19 Air Formation Signals 5-3 at Changl today.
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    Easy for SJI
    33 12 SINGAPORE. Prl.— St. Josephs Institution beat Tanjong Katong Secondary School by 146 runs In a friendly inter-school cricket match at Bras Basah Road today. S.J.L 181-6 dec. T. Katong 35.
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    Stable Boys win
    22 12 SINGAPORE. Fli. Stable Boys beat Radln Mas 3-1 in their SAPA Div. 3B league match at Farrer Park today.
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    Penang's Cup task hopeless now
    598 12  - Penang 's Cup task hopeless now By NORMAN SIEBEL KUALA LUMPUR, Pri Penang. the Malaya Cup holders have become the first team to be hit by the "as you were order" In this year's competition, the FA.M.s well-kept secret that there would be no inter-zone semifinals between the four top
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    Pereras smash 2 records at Malacca meet
    218 12 MALACCA. Fri. Two state records were broken on the first day of the Malacca A.A.A. championships held at the Kubu Stadium today. In the discus event for girls, Helen Perera (Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus) set a new mark of 67ft. Tin.
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      25 12 SINGAPORE: Athletics— Singapore championships. Farrer Parlr (2.30 Dm. i. Swimming S.S.C. No 2 gala (4 p.m.). Tanjons Rhu. Golf— R.l.C. -C division medal (stroke). R.I.C.
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    Technicolor II can gain decisive Gold Cup victory
    1308 13 Technicolor II can gain decisive Gold Cup victory THEY'RE OFF! Mobile starting gate is installed at Penang for the first time RACING with Epsom Jeep SHAW Stable's Technicolor 11. improving with every race, should win today's Penang Gold Cup over 1 1/4 m decisively. No horse I can remember has
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    FIRST DAY AT PENANG PENANG
    1338 13 FI RST DA Y AT PE NANG PENANG Race 1—2.00: (Class 4, Div. 3) Furs. 1 ***** Eithars Pet (Mr. Mrs. S.C. Law) Noordin. 9 9.0 (r > Wllllannon 3 3 Hobm Sweet Home (Miss S.Y. Leongi DaiiieU. 4 8.13 (F) Geyer S 0»361 Wee Wonder (Wee St.) Allan, 4
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    155 13 - EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 2.H WXE WONDER Esther's Pet Qulny rNDORE Qulny H. Swe«t Home H. S. HOME Glendor* Quiny Race 2 2.3t SIG. PATROL Morle Houne Cheers REMEMBRANCE Sijnal Patrol Movie House CIUKERS Movie House Sirnal Patrol Race 3 J.M FIELD LIGHT T. Cheque Boomerang
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    Father of 16 in taxi-twin case
    388 14  -  HAROLD SOH INSPECTOR SAID: 'MY GOSH." WHEN MAN WALKED IN WITH ANOTHER SET TOLD TO PRODUCE PROOF— Mr. TAN DID JUST THAT By SINGAPORE, Fri. THK man who was thought to have abandoned his twin daughters in a taxi on June 27, presented himself
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    Disabled liner
    28 14 ADELAIDE, Kri. The P. and O Liner Strathmore is riding windswept beas outside the outer harbour here because a disabled engine is preventins her from berthing.
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    Boycott: 7 killed
    29 14 KAMPALA. Fri. Seven Africans were killed In a series of fights between supporters and opponents of the African trade boycott near Luwero, 35 mile.? from here
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    Border protest
    29 14 NEW DELHI. Fri. India has protested to Pakistan about alleged troop concentrations and firing on the border between Eaat Paki> tan and the Indian staU- of Assam <
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    $6m. UAR arms
    20 14 BONN. Frl. The Government confirmed it Is negotiating a $6,210,000 ammunition deal with the United Arab Republic
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    LONDON STOCKS
    379 14 LONDON. Fri.— Although ihero •M a tendency to limit commitments in advance of the weekend. !-'>n on •>tci;k Ofcufcetf n:..u satisfactory showing. Industrial equities, again claimed most attention. Selective support was responsible (or a number of good improvement but there was also a lair sprinkling of losses. Closing
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    Soap probe
    45 14 SINGAPORE. Fri A three-man committee with Mr. James Puthucheary as chairman has been appointed by the Finance Minister to submit a report to the Yang di-Pertuan Negara on whether it is expedient to impose duties on the import of hard soap and detergents.
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    Low quality: Note to Malaya about her rubber
    613 14 Low quality: Note to Malaya about her rubber LATE FOREIGN NEWS Test: Indians collapse LONDON, Friday. THE Rubber Trade Association of London has written to the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board in Singapore concerning reports that it had received only 140 complaints about the quality of Malayan rubber last year.
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