The Straits Times, 10 August 1959

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. fie***** Estd. 1845. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    BIG INVESTMENT BOOM
    309 1 Federation prospects 'most attractive in Asia' A flood of applications, says Tan KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. JNDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT prospects in the Federation are "so attractive" that the response from foreign capital has exceeded the Government's "the wildest expectations." This was stated by the Minister of Commerce and Industry,
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    Lock icon 279 PEOPLE DEAD IN BIG FLOODS IN FORMOSA
    150 1 rpAIPEH, Sun. The L Governor of Taipeh, Chou Chili Jou, today called an emergency meeting of provincial officials to work out measures to rescue 30.000 flood victims in Central and Southern Formosa. Air lorce transports have been ordered to stand by for
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    India Reds in poll bid
    53 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. The Communist party of jndla announced today It would contest all 32 seats in the Legislature of the iormer French Colony of Pondicherry. Party leader. Mr. A. K. Gopalan. said he was leaving for Pondicherry tonight to supervise the preparations for the
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    Dr. B woos voters in the kampongs with psychology
    279 1 From FELIX ABISHEGANADEN KUALA TRENGGANU, Sunday. THE National President of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party, Dr. Burhanuddin al-Helmy. is using psychology to win votes for his party in the coming general elections. lampong-to-kam-and house-to-"c ha t s"', the acled leader of rty
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    No. 2 stab victim dies in hospital
    93 1 No. 2 stab victim dies in hospital i SINGAPORE. Sun— Madam I.im Guat Hoon. 22, one of three members of a family stabbed last night by a man with a dagger, died In hospital tonight. Her husband, Ng Guan Chuan, 34, died last night while she ran 50 yards from
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    DRUMS HERALD JOY AT ROYAL BIRTHDAY
    182 1 DRUMS HERALD JOY AT ROYAL BIRTHDAY KOTA BAHRU, Sun. Royal nob at drums and the big rebana drums beat out a steady tattoo of Joy here ttos rjacmipj, starting off thjf »k»f three-day celebrations of the 62nd birthday of the Sultan of Kelantan. Thousands of the Ruler's subjects thronged the
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    14 years ago...
    52 1 TOKYO. Sun. Lighted lanterns were set adrift on the Urakaml River in Nagasaki, Southern Japan, tonight to calm the souls of an estimated 10". 000 people who died on Aug. 9. 1945. when an atomic bomb burst over their city. Memorial services were held throughout Nagasaki for
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    Dr. A. to see Ike first
    42 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. The White House announced today that President Eisenhower will begin a series of talks with Allied leaders in Europe by calling on the West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer in Bonn on Aug. 27.
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    THE KING'S SON AND HIS CHINESE BRIDE
    70 1 THE KING'S SON AND HIS CHINESE BRIDE TENGKI' ABDULLAH. 34. son of the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong, with Miss Ho Yu Zin. 28. a health sister attached to Kemaman Medical and Health Office, whom he married In Kuantan on Thursday. On the eve of her marriage. Miss Ho became a Muslim
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    School inmate stabbed
    48 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Teo Sim Hee. 16, an inmate of Gimson School in Clementl Road here was stabbed in the arms and stomach in t lie school tonight. He has been admitted to the General HosiVtal. A youth in the school has been questioned by police.
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    Automatic P.O.
    23 1 PARIS. Sun.— France is to have 3.000 completely automatic sub-post offices within the next three years. They will have no staff.
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    MOTOR-CYCLISTS KILLED ON BRIDGE
    160 1 Machine bursts into flames eye-witnesses sought SINGAPORE, Sun. Two young men on a motor-cycle were killed when their machine crashed into Anderson Bridge here tonight. The motor-cycle burst Into flames. Police Identified the dead as Fun Lee Leong. 18, a farmer, and Lee Ngoh Chal. 23.
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    Razak has a surprise: Wife will campaign
    225 1 Razak has a surprise: Wife will campaign KUANTAN, Sun.— The Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak, arrived here last night with a surprise for voters. Hip wife, Datin Rahah, will join him In his election campaign next week. Throughout his tour women everywhere have asked him: "Dato, why didn't the Datin
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    Lock icon Police hold 200 in Bombay
    150 1 Police hold 200 in Bombay BOMBAY. Sun.— Police used canes and lathis in clashes last night with demonstrators in several cities of Gujarat demanding the creation of a unilingual Gujarati-speakmg state in Bombay State. i-oiice said they had taken about 200 people into custody in connection with the incidents. There
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    38 1 BOEINGS FOR AIR INDIA LONDON, Sun v dia International in cd plans today to bevin operations in anrf ,ut of Ncv York, by London and Romr to Bombay with Boeinc airliners in Ist arly 1961.— Reuter
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    Rebels give up
    28 1 JAKARTA. Sun Forty rebels of the Darul Islam Muslim extremist movement have surrendered in the AtJeh district of North Sumatra. Antara News Agency said today.
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    Lock icon 6.7 mil. voters in S. Vietnam
    39 1 SAIGON. Sun.— A total of 6.738.000 people will vote In the South Vietnam general elections on Aug. 30. the Vietnam Press Agency said today. Thirty-five women are included in the 625 candidates. Reuter.
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    'Sterility of Prof. Sheares'
    226 2 A SOCIALIST SA YS THIS IS BANKRUPTCY OF MORALS SINGAPORE. Sun.' £> Prof. B. H.! Sheares the gynaecologist, has been accus•i of sterility of ideas for advocating sterilisation to control population. Writing in the August issue of Fajar. organ of the University Socialist, Club. Dr. Poh.
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    Candidate Peritam gets a 'pay up' note
    128 2 Candidate Peritam gets a 'pay up' note DUTTERWORTH, Sun. Mr. Peritam Singh. People's Progressive Party candidate for Bagan. has received a note demanding $50,000. The note, purporting to have been sent by the "Sea Hock Society," threatened Mr. Peritam with death If he did not pay within 14 days, or
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    Varsity society was 'led up garden path'—Dr. Chee
    269 2 Varsity society was 'led up garden path'— Dr. Chee SINGAPORE. Sunday. T*HE University of Malaya Society here is to protest to the Federation Government against its refusal to grant the society pan-Malayan registration. i Dr. Chee Phul Hung, its president, told the Straits Times today that the Society would write
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    CALL TO END ROAD DEATH SPECTRE
    129 2 CALL TO END ROAD DEATH SPECTRE OINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Safety First Council strongly called upon all roadusers today to "let courtesy reign on our state's highway to reduce th« alarmingly mounting death toll on the road. It also urged that every attempt be made to educate all classes of
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    JUDGES' COMMENTS ON $2,000 FREE ENTRY PUZZLE
    876 2 THK results of The 1 Malayan Monthly's 52.000 Free Entry Word Puzzle "F" j (July) were announced yesterday in The Sunday Times. Here the judges comment j on what they considered were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more
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    Lock icon 9 AFRICAN NATIONS BACK THE ALGERIAN FREEDOM FIGHT
    217 3 9 AFRICAN NATIONS BACK THE ALGERIAN FREEDOM FIGHT MONROVIA (Liberia), Sun. A conference of nine independent African states here yesterday called on France to recojjnise the right of the Algerian people to independence. It urged France to withdraw her troops from Algeria, to end hostilities and to enter Into negotiations
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    Lock icon Train kills five elephants
    38 3 LOUPENCO MARQUES (Portuguese East Africa), Sun. A train travelling at 40 m.p.h. hit five elephants near here. Four were killed by the Impact and the fifth was badly hurt. It was later shot Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'We will not let Israel use the Suez Canal*: Nasser
    351 3 CROWDS TOLD OF A PLOT AGAINST EGYPT CAIRO, Sunday. PRESIDENT Nasser said in a nationwide broadcast last night that Israel "will not be able to use the Suez Canal." He said Israel should implement United Nations decisions on Palestine before
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    Lock icon MIX TAKES OVER AS NIK GETS READY
    191 3 MOSCOW, Sunday MR. Anastas Mikoyan is occupying Mr Nikita Khrushchev's chair in the Kremlin while the Soviet Prime Minister relaxes on the Black Sea Coast, "working up strength" for his American visit next month. Mr. Mikoyan ranks second to Mr. Khrushchev at the
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    Lock icon CASHIER IS ACCUSED OF S3 MIL. SWINDLE
    81 3 CASHIER IS ACCUSED OF S3 MIL. SWINDLE PARIS, Sun.— Police disclosed they have arrested the chief cashier of the American Express office in Paris on charges of defrauding the company out of an estimated 500,000 000 francs ($3,000,004). Court officials identified the man as Martin Allen. 33, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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    Russia leading
    32 3 LONDON. Su". Russia is now outstripping Britain. the United States and Prance in the rate of building new houses, rebuilding all war devastation and developing new centres according to Tass.
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    Big British holiday traffic snarl
    98 3 Big British holiday traffic snarl LONDON, Sun.— Traffic f«terdav crawled bumper-to-bumper over Britain's highways In the biggest holiday snarl-up of the year. In Exeter. Devon, a Royal Automobile Club official reported an 18-mile queue of the traffic alone the Exeter by-pass. Vehicles were taking two nouns to cover 20 miles.
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    Lock icon A hypnotist puts a team in the right spirit
    212 3 A hypnotist puts a team in the right spirit T ONDON, Sun. The Directors of Gloucester City Football Club have signed up a hypnotist to help them into big-time soccer. The non-league club finished 13th in the Southern League's north-western division last year. The hypnotist signed up as an "amateur
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    Now there's none
    30 3 STOCKHOLM. Sun. Th« residents of Oandersmark. will have to do without cars for a while. There are only two cars in the village, and they collided yesterday.
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    Lock icon THE 'CROOK' WHO WASN'T
    66 3 FRANKFURT. Sun.— Police are to prosecute a visitor from Kassel for giving "crook" as his profession in a hotel register. In West Germany, visitors must give their name, ad- dress, date and place of birth, profession and identity card number. The police found the man had
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    Lock icon PLANE RETURNS BECAUSE OF A GUM-CHEWING BOY
    159 3 LONDON. Bun. A BOAC stratocruiser'had to turn back to Idlewlld Airport yesterday more than an hour after taking off from New York for London because of a boy's chewing gum. John Rand. 10. of Long Island, one of 86 passengers in the specially
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    Indonesia show
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Indonesian Cultural Mission to Singapore will give a performance at the Victoria Theatre at 8.30 p.m. on Aug. 17.
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    One-wife law: Big meeting told of the ills 'free love'
    403 4 One-wife law: Big meeting told of the ills 'free love' WOMEN MUST WAKE UP AND TAKE RIGHTFUL PLACE IN SOCIETY' SINGAPORE, Sun. Representatives of 150 organisations today attended a rally convened by the People's Action Party women's section to discuss the Government's plan for a "one-man-one wife" marriage law. More
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    PICNICKER IS RESCUED FROM DEEP END OF SWIMMING POOL
    118 4 PICNICKER IS RESCUED FROM DEEP END OF SWIMMING POOL SINGAPORE. Sun.— An alert lifeguard today saved a picnicker from drowning in the Chang: Yuen Choon Swimming Pool In Pasir ■ft Chan Fook Sang. 25, a nonswimmer, joined the other picnickers at the sevenfoot deep end of the pool. He was
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    Miss Kang's forte—delicacy of touch
    282 4 Miss Kang's forte delicacy of touch SINOAPORE Sun. The Korean pianist Sura Kang gave a well attended recital In the Victoria Theatre tonight which ranged in mood and period from Beethoven to Alban Berg. It would be unklno to say that Miss Kang was out of her depth In the
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    Star turn prodigies have them asking for more
    300 4 Star turn prodigies have them asking for more CROWDS AT CULTURE SHOW TWO MINISTERS AT THE CONCERT SINGAPORE, Sun. The performance of Singapore's three child prodigies was the star turn at the cultural show held at Katong Park tonight. The three young violinists —Lee Pan Hon. 10. Lee Peng Hon.
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    The TUC backs demands of former Standard staff
    271 4 KANDASAMY: YOUR CLAIMS ARE REASONABLE SINGAPORE, Sunday. I THHE general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, Mr. G. Kandasamy, today assured former employees of the Singapore Standard that they had the sympathy and support of the T.UC. At a meeting with repre-
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    MALAY: THE FAJAR HITS ALLIANCE
    444 5 Institute ban 'blow to national language' SINGAPORE, Sunday. FAJAR, the publication of the University Socialist Club, today accused the Federation Government of defeating the aim of making Malay the national language in its stand on the Language Institute row. The publication in its latest issue
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    KIRKBY MAN GETS MARRIED TO KUALA LUMPUR GIRL
    76 5 Mr. Lionel C. A. Jayatilaka, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jayatilaka of Kuala Lumpur, pictured with his bride, the former Miss Yvonne Shirley Parry, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Parry of Koala. Lumpur after their marriage at
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    Thumbprint on paper— and she is wed
    135 5 Thumbprint on paper— and she is wed KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A bride put her thumbprint on a piece of paper instead of saying "Yes" at the Registry of Marriages here yesterday. The reason for this departure from the usual procedure was that the bride. Munlammal Slnappan, 28, Is dumb. The
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    §200 fine for not paying duty
    56 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Goh Chai Tuck was fined $200 or four months' jail in the Sessions Court today for possession of six cartoons of cigarettes on which duty had not been paid The cigarettes were confiscated. A second charge of possession of morphine was
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    Five Sikhs end religious vow
    40 5 RAUB. Sun.— Five Sikhs last night ended their 48-hour non-stoo relay reading of the Sikh holy book, Guru Granth Sahib as a fulfilment of a vow. They went through the 1,470-page book in two-hour relays.
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    Union president
    23 5 SINGAPORE. Bun.— Mr. Ng Eng Hwee was elected president of the Singapore Insurance Companies' Employees' Union at its annual meeting yesterday.
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    'Govt. should rehabilitate lepers9
    198 5 'Govt. should rehabilitate lepers 9 j SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Leprosy Relief Association wants the Government to undertake the rehabilitation of discharged patients. The association's annual report, published today, says that in Singapore where unemployment is on the increase, the difficulty of obtaining jobs for discharged lepers has become "greater
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    Robbers lock up victims
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Three armed men today held uo Mr. and Mrs. Ong Chwee Tiong at their home in Gulllemard Road and took $400. They were locked in the bathroom while the thugs, each carrying a dagger, ran- sacked the rooms.
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    Ong given more authority in SIT
    160 5 Ong given more authority in SIT SINGAPORE. Sun. 1 The Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Ouan, was empowered yesterday to exercise more control over the supervision of the Singapore Improvement Trust. The powers were vested in him by a 194- word resolution passed by the S.l.T.'s Board of
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    Women's tour for Singapore
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Sun— Thirty Malay women from the Women's Institute of Malaya. Rengit District, in Batu Pa hat, led by their secretary. Che'gu Mazanh blnte Mo hamed Lassim, arrive here tomorrow on a two-day tour. Their programme Includes visits to the/ Ministry of Culture. Singapore Airport, Mount
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    Rotary talk
    36 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Commander W. Dennis, harbour master here will give a talk on "Naval Occasions" to members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club on Tuesday at 5.15 pjn at the Civil Service Club.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 6 3* Words lit (Mimimmm) MADAM CHOO SOW VINO A Family Tender their heartfelt. Thanks to dub* Associations Friend* and relative* tor their Kind attendances, sent wreatnk. Telegrams etc. At the funeral of late madam Wong Tong Ying.
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    The Straits Times. Monday, August 10, 1959. The Alliance Manifesto
    651 6 The Straits Times. Monday, August 10, 1959. The Alliance Manifesto After much secrecy and an inexplicably long delay, the J Alliance has at last published I its manifesto, barely ten days 1 before the parliamentary elections. Whatever may be the I explanation for all the suspense, it is clearly not
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    Delayed Action
    321 6 The Indonesian Government's policy of driving Chinese traders and businessmen from rural areas unless they are citizens of the Republic puts them in a difficult position. It is natural enough for an indigenous populace to be resentful when it fancies it is being exploited by people who do
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    First Steps
    237 6 Indications of cultural consciousness in the general public are not frankly very cheering. During almost the whole of June and July the National Art Gallery in Kuala Lumpur was showing a firstclass exhibition of Indian art, but only 4,000 went to see it. Coming even nearer home, news
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    Is this journey's end..?
    1238 6  - Is this journey's end..? ROLAND CHALLIS NEHRU: A SUMMING UP AT 70 By- fin HERE are any number of signs that the Indian National Congress, India's major force since its formation in 1885, is losing popularity and therefore power. The 1957 elections slightly increased the Congress share of the popular
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    I can't wait to book my seat to see the greatest showman on earth
    566 6  - I can 't wait to book my seat to see the greatest showman on earth Renee Mac Coll by THE confrontation oi the century— that s what it will be next month, when Nikita Khrushchev, roustabout ruler of All the Russias, descends upon the United States of America. Let us,
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    3 steps to Socialist Malaya
    709 7 FRONT OUTLINES ITS AGRICULTURAL, ECONOMIC AND PLANTATION PLANS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TJOW to move towards a Socialist Malaya in A A three main stages was outlined today by the Malayan People's Socialist Front. FlRST:— National capitalists must be organised and recruited to work under a
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    A LOT OF EMPTY WORDS PPP CHIEF
    113 7 A LOT OF EMPTY WORDS PPP CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The secretary general of the People's Progressive Party of Malaya, Mr. D. R, Seenivasagam, today described the Alliance Manifesto as "a lot of words but empty." He was speaking at the official opening of the Klang Road sub-branch of the
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    Sir Geoffrey visits U.S.
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sir Geoffrey Clay. Controller of Rubber Research In Malaya. Is now visiting the Natural Rubber Bureau in America, according to a spokesman of the Natural Rubber Development Board here today. He will spend about a month in America talking with rubber industry leaders
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    23 7 TEMERLOH. Sun. Members of the Temerloh Youth Club celebrated their second anniversary with a concert at the Semantan Theatre here today.
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    161 7 Pass returned— after two years SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Secretary of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association. Mr. Jamlt Singh, has got back the permanent pass for entry into the board's premises. It had been confiscated rrom him two years ago. The pass had been taken from him during the go*
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    383 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. ABOUT 50,000 secondary school students here will be asked to voluntarily work on a Sunday on the Government's "Operation Lung" projects. It is proposed to name the occasion "Student's Day." The Education Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. today said: "The amazing spirit in
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    ELECTRA CUTS FLYING TIME BY NEARLYHALF
    142 7 ELECTRA CUTS FLYING TIME BY NEARLYHALF KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Cathay Pacific Airways' new turboprop aircraft. the Electra, which cuts flying time between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur by nearly half landed at the airport here for the first time today. The Electra. which carries 78 passengers 12 firstclass and 66 tourist
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    117 7 TWO WOMEN LEADERS OFF TO VISIT CHINA SINGAPORE. Sun. Two women leaders, Mrs. Shir in Fozdar (above) and Mrs. George Lee. left Singapore today for a threeweek tour of China at the invitation of the National Women's Federation of the Republic of China. Mrs. Lee is president of the Singapore
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    34 7 KUANTAN, Sun. The East Region Telecommunications Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Limited has been registered. It alms to serve the dailypaid employees of the deppartment in Pahang, Trengganu and Kelantan.
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    Union chairman
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Inche Osman bin Mohamed Rafslk was elected chairman of the Singapore Government Schools Employees' Union at the union's annual meeting at the Beatty Secondary School today.
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    21 7 A GENERAL VIEW of workers on the Nicoll Highway promenade project yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    221 7 NAIR: BE TOUGHER TO TOUGH BOSSES SINGAPORE, Sun. A trade union leader, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. today told the Singapore Printing Employees' Union that the answer to tough managements was not "timidity and disunity" but even tougher union. Mr Nalr, speaking to about 150 members of the union at
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    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Theatre Club will present a comedy "To Dorothy— A Son" at the Town Hall here on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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    1349 10 RENEWED INTEREST IN RUBBERS AND INDUSTRIALS By Our Market Correspondent THERE was a fair volume of business written on the Malayan Share Market last week which was strengthened by the rubber price going over the $1.08 level. The gain in the commodity price resulted in renewed interest
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    586 10 WITH the continuing "squeeze" on rubber for August shipment last week the price hit new high levels and up to $I.oBs was paid late on Friday The official close on Friday was $1.08 and the unofficial close a quarter of cent higher. At these levels the
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    23 10 Malayan Share Market: Aug. 8 Aug. 7 Industrials: 92.81 92.29 Tins: 185.76 105.73 t Bobbers: 157.77 137.23 Jan. 1 1958=. 100
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    26 10 Current paymml M% 2s. DaU of payment Sept. 11 Sept. 36 ToUl ToUl for (or prerioat 20% 5% 3«. 3b. Austral Amil. \u«tral Mal»r
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    1235 10 rE following list of. revised quotations was Issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (Aug. 7). H and L stand for highest and lowest prices for business done this year. ■CV Tt MARKINCS -ua capital usie i sail tuMtag mrytkitg 4
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    270 10 The Malayan Share Broker*' Association reported on Saturday (August 8): "Industrials and rubbers were steady while tins were quiet and the turnover wjs small." Singapore brokers reported the following business Industrials: Fraser and Neave ords $1.38 to $140; Gammon $1.79 and $1.80; W Hammer $1.41H; M. Breweries $2
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    86 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday. August 8. (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31S. O.D. 31 90 d/st 32 3/16 credit bills. 32 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D ready: Canada 31 5/16: Swim Francs
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    Carefree Singapore whip Negri 6-1: Ismail bags 3 splendid goals
    399 11 MALAYA CUP ROUNDUP By TEOH ENG TATT Singapore, Sunday VVTITII nothing at stake and against opponents who never looked dangerous, Singapore played carefree, soccer in winning their last Malaya Cup tie 1-1 against Negri Sembilan before a crowd of 2.000
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    MALAYAN CHINESE HOLD TOURISTS TO A 2-2 DRAW
    420 11 By SAUL JOSHUA Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. AM ALAYAN Chinese, beaten 7-1 by Hong Kong IT Chinese in the Ho Ho Cup soccer competition two months ago, redeemed some of their prestige when they held the visitors to a 2-2 draw in a
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    S'gor Malays in final
    99 11 IPOH, Sun. Selangor Malays entered the Rulers Shield cricket final by beating Perak Malays by 27 runs in the two-day match which ended here today. The match was decided on flrfct timings. FlnM scores: Selangor Malays 143 and 152 for three declared: Perak Malays 116 (Osman
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    Radin Ali shines in Johore win
    185 11 Radin Ali shines in Johore win DATU PAHAT, Sun.— Johore outplayed Singapore Joint Services in their last South zone Malaya Cup soccer match here today, winning by three goals to nil. The brightest star of the match was little Radln All. the Johore inside-right, who scored the second goal and
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    277 11 Brilliant start by Hearts, Rangers I ONDON, Sun. The British soccer season started yesterday with the Scottish League Cup competition. Rangers and Hearts, champions and runners-up In last season's Scottish League championship, were Quickly back into their winning stride with decisive away victories. Rangers slammed Hibernian 6-1 and Hearts, holders
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    531 11 KUALA LUMPUR RACE WEIGHTS: EIGHT RACES ON FIRST DAY KUALA LUMPUR, Smn. Weirhtt for all eight race* to be run here on Saturday are: Cl. 2 Div. I— 6F Handsome 9.00 Amusement Park II 8.12 Rawanua 8.11 Full House 8.08 rollector 8.08 Toledo 8.07 Dententnrins 8.06 Our Kingdom 8.06 Lady
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    Middlesex hit big score off Surrey's attack
    382 12 Middlesex hit big score off Surrey's attack ONDON, Sun. The largest crowd of the season at Lord's here saw Middlesex completely blunt the attack of j Surrey, the County cric-i ket championship leaders, in scoring 331 for nine yesterday. Bob Gale and Eric Russell laid the foundation of Middlesex's big
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    31 12 THE WIFE AND Family of the late Mr. Goh Buan Cheok Thank all relatives and friends for condolence messages scrolls wreaths. Contributions assistance and attendance at the funeral on 8859
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    429 12  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Sun. INDONESIANS CRUSH SCRATCH PAIR PENANG'S TAN GAIK BEE IS THE ONLY TRIPLE CHAMPION I I.M Say Hup and Lai Fook Ying are not the world beating pair that Lim Say Hup and Teh Kew San are. The Indonesian
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    680 12  -  VIC NAYAGAM By I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Denmark's 22-year-old Erland Kops tonight won the men's singles title in the Selangor Badminton Association's International Championships with a brilliant 15-11. 15-8 v/in over India's 24 year old Nandu Natekar. The match produced 30 minutes of top class
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    1089 12 Walkover by Varsity makes SCC champions again CRICKET... SCA TOURNEY AND FED ROUND-UP CINGAPORE, Sun. Defending champions Singapore Cricket Club obtained the necessary six points, through a walkover by University, to retain the Singapore Cricket Association senior title for the second year in succession. With two matches in hand B.C.C.
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    UNBEATEN 100 AND 4-11 BY DARSHAN
    191 12 CINOAPORE. Sun- Allrounder Darshan Singh performed a fine double when help- ing Prisons to beat RAP Seletar > "A" by 166 runs and maintain 'heir unbeaten record in the S.C.A. Junior tournament at Changi today Darshan hit an unbeaten 100, which included six sixes
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    135 12 KUALA Ll'MPl'R: South beat North by 33 runs In toe annual Non-Benders cricket match on the padang. North 73 (Walker 39: Oorbex Singh 8-15); South 106 (P. Selvanaj again 27. A.E.O. Blades 15 >. 1POH: Pei ale Rest regained the Henne&sy Trophy when they beat Europeans by
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    114 12 MUNICH. < West Germany). Sun. Two Manchester United players. full-back Joe Carolan and inside-right Albert Quixall. were sent off the field during Unlted's match here yesterday against Bavaria Muenchen. United won the match 2-1 after leading 1-0 at halftlme. Play became very rough at times,
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    118 12 SYDNEY, Sun. Results of tha Australian football matches played today: New South Wales Association Dtv. 1 North CesMiock 1 Mayneld U 1; Cardiff 6 Newcasila Aust. 1; Wallsend 4 Merewether 1; Awaba 1 Blacksmith 3: L. Macquarie 1 Charles town 4. New South Wnles Association Div. i District
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