The Straits Times, 3 August 1955

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    13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1955 15 CENTS r
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    IT'S STILL WAIT-and-SEE
    360 1 Assembly drops all buiinegs to await Black's full reply on 'colonialism' OjSE'S SO TO MARSHALL fle loses 'let's work' appeal Till. Singapore LegisVssembly adjourned unexpectedly rda) to await a derisive reply to it> call mmediate self rnment. Minbly li w to I Minister, M rshall, who should
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    Chief Minister it is
    138 1 in the new Federation Government, is to be known as "Chief Minister." This was decided yesterday in talks between him and the High Commissioner, Sir Donald Macl»iluvray. Another point discussed was the order of precedence of Tenffku Abdul Rahman and other top Government officers. This order
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    SECRET JET IS DUE
    156 1 It will attack air record 4 RECORD MAKING Royal Air Force Vickers Valiant bomber was due at Changi airfield rarly this morning on its way for secret trials at Woomera, Australia. The four-engined swept wing jet will be making its' lirst v- it to Singapore The
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    Lock icon 2,000-year-old theatre found
    50 1 ROME. Tues.— Archaeologists have discovered the ancient Greek theatre of Heracle Minoa, Sicilian city reportedly founded by Minos. King of Crete, who became the Judge of Hades. The city had been lost for 2.000 years. First traces of its walls and towers were found in 1907.— A.P.
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    Lock icon Free at last
    37 1 MOSCOW, Tues.—Mrs. Lottie Ilanney, 70-year-old Britishborn woman who has waited since the war for Soviet permission to return to Britain, will leave Leningrad by sea for London tonight the British Embassy stated today. Reuter.
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    Women angry with Abdul Rahman
    158 1 HE LEFT LEADER OFF COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE Selangor UMNO women's section today threatened to boycott the Alliance in the State elections next month because Trngku Abdul Rahman, the Chief Minister designate, did not nominate their leader to one of the five reserve seats
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    They will speak for the Chinese
    232 1 MALACCA. Tuesday. •TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, Chief Minister-designate, 1 met Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, today for the second time this week. They had a 90-minute discussion on the appointment of representatives of the Chinese community in the new Federal Legislative Council. After the meeting Sir
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    Lock icon We have a space plan, too: Russia
    104 1 COPENHAGEN. Tues. ATOP Soviet scientist said today that Russia will create an artificial earth satellite within two years may launch it in 1957. Prof. Leonid I Sedov thus implied the U.S.S.S.R. might get the jump on the* United States in this branch of
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    Lock icon Amok kills 4
    33 1 TANGIER. Tues.— A dopecrazed Moroccan ran amok in Tangier's tortuous alleys today, stabbing io death four people, including an American tourist, and wounding five others before he was captured.— A.P.
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    A $500,000 home
    109 1 For union chief NEW YORK. Tues. DAVE BECK, 61-year-old president of the International Brotherhood of Toumsters. the giant union of transport and general workers, announced today the union has bought his U.S. $160,000 $500,000) house in Seattle. Washington, so he can live there rent free. Until five
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    Lock icon Moscow visit
    17 1 MOSCOW, Tues. A Yugoslav parliamentary delegation arrived in Moscow today, Tass news agency said.— Reuter.
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    BIG STRIKE PUT OFF FOR 14 DAYS
    171 1 Unions give Council 'a last chance* THE strike called by the 10,000-strong Singapore City Council Labour Unions' Federation for today was last night deferred a fortnight to give the Council "a last chance" to settle the federation's claims. This decision was taken after
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    Loretta Young: A long rest
    58 1 OXNARD. California, Tues Lpretta Young, the film star. i was discharged from St. John's Hospital yesterday after a three-and-a-half-month stay during which she was treated for peritonitis and abdominal adhesions. She will take a long rest in Honolulu when she is able to travel and
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    200 ft. of road near capital sinks
    127 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Part of the main trunk road two miles south of Kuala Kubu in North Selangor suddenly collapsed this afternoon The road at this point, 38 miles north of Kuala Lumpur, runs on an embankment The road sank for 200 feet,
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    Lock icon PRINCESS AND THE HANDSOME EARL 'OUR STEPS MATCH VERY WELL'
    252 1 PRINCESS AND THE HANDSOME EARL 'OUR STEPS MATCH VERY WELL' LONDON, Tues. DRINCESS MAR--1 GAR^T'S busy round of dates with the wealthy, handsome Earl of Wilton, 34. drove Group Capt. Peter Townsend out of the Royal romance gossip today. He has been seeing a lot of Princess Margaret during the
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    Lock icon Bomb in post office
    51 1 Two injured SAIGON, Tues. Terrorists tonight exploded a large time bomb in a letter box in the main hall of Saigon's central post office. The plastic bomb went off ten minutes before closing time when only a few people were in the hall. Two were injured.
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    Come rain come
    20 1 LONDON, Tues —Steady rain fell in Northern England today fo r the first time for 30 days.
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    TWO KILLED, FOUR HURT IN CRASH
    296 1 TWO KILLED, FOUR HURT IN CRASH Tragedy after visit to friends SEREMBAN, Tuesday. TWO people were killed and four injured when their car overturned at the 5 j milestone Port Dickson Road early this morning. The dead were Mr. Chin Yew Choy, a tea planter, and Mr. Tan Swee Hock,
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    A Vampire lands in the padi
    69 1 A Vampire lands in the padi BU TTKK WORTH Tues. A VAMPIRE jet plane overshot the runway on the RAF airfield in Butterworth this morning and ianded in a padi field. The pilot was not injured. RAF officials would not give details of the mishap. Damage to the plane is
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    Lock icon U.S. MAKERS PUT UP TYRE PRICES
    60 1 U.S. MAKERS PUT UP TYRE PRICES NEW YORK. Tues.— The B.F. Goodrich Co. yesterday announced an increase in the price of motor car tyres. Other manufacturers are expected to follow this lead. Prices will rise by pearly U.S. 70 cents (about $2) retail. Reasons given for the inincrease included the
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    Lock icon A hero's swim
    34 1 BAGOTVILLE, Quebec, Tues —Robert Cossette, 28. a polio victim with only one good leg. was given a hero's welcome yesterday when he completed a 28-mile swim down the Sagucnay River.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Death came to polo field
    59 1 crjICHESTER, Sussex, Tues. —Col. Alistair Gibb, 54, was killed by misadventure during a polo game at Midhurst near here last Friday, a coroner's court decided today. The colonel broke his neck when he was thrown from his horse in a collison with another member of
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    Lock icon 'Teahouse'on film
    36 1 'Teahouse' on film NEW YORK. Tues.- The successful play "The Teahouse of the August Moon" will be filmed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The company is now looking for an actress to play the geisha girl. Lotus Blossom. -A.P.
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    Lock icon Crown Prince dies
    20 1 MUNICH. Tues. Crown Prince Rupprecht. 86-year-old son of Bavaria's last king. Ludwig the Third, died today. -Reuter.
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    Gurkhas Invade' bandit beaches
    410 1 rjURKHA troops carried in ships of the Royal Malayan Navy landed yesterday in south-east Johore in a new bid to smash the 9th Independent Communist platoon which they have been harassing since April. Companies of the 2/10 Gurkhas were put ashore at three points along an
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    47 1 STATE OF EMERGENCY IN CALCUTTA r.A'.rrTTA. T-irs Thrre-mo-.l!i rmi I ,-t nrv i hf-rn il '!.urd in port nf C ilrntt.l tfl mrt srnnus M<;Mtinn created hv jjo riow lactles •I '.ono of poi: in noo -.(prrrtors and labowen, it i ofnciaiiT taaoaaced '•> today.— Renter
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    Lock icon Peeping Toms' 'copter falls
    39 1 ISLE OF CAPRI, Tues. A helicopter fell into the sea off Capri's siren rocks today while its two Italian occupants were takinp photographs of sunbathers. The helicopter sank. A motorboat rescued the peeping (urns. A.P.
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    Sir Robert
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    Lock icon FATHER CHRISTMAS OF SEA
    128 2 His aim to treat all children he can find LONDON, Tues.— A f.O-yoar-old ships quartermaster, who mm (Mil in lotteries in Bong Kong and Malaya, arrived here yesterday planning to spend a large part of his winnings on entertaining at many children as he can find
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    250 LIGHTNING FLASHES IN 45 MINUTES
    72 2 250 LIGHTNING FLASHES IN 45 MINUTES COLOGNE. Tues.— A spectar thunderstorm over Cologni last night produced, b period of almost continual j Ming. ther experts said that it j wsu rauM'd by four thunder- 1 storms meeting over the city. It produced 250 lightnBasbea In 45 minutes. 1 men and
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    30s AIR TRIP
    129 2 London to Singapore and back LONDON, Tues. Seven-teen-year-old Malcolm Bennett of Dartford, England, is flying to Singapore and back for 30s instead of the €300 or so it ould cost by the ordinary air service. This is possible because Malcolm is a sergeant in Dartford Grammar School
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    Cocktail party
    28 2 The United Chinese Library of Singapore will hold a cocktail party at its premises in Armenian Street next Monday on the occasion of its 45t.h anniversary.
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    Bulldozer uncovers her body
    78 2 Bulldozer uncovers her body IPOH, Tues. HTHE body of a widow, Choo Heong, 28, who was buried alive yesterday afternoon while working in the Nam Tet No. 2 tin mine, seven miles from Ipoh. has been recovered. A bulldozer had to be used to clear away the earth before her
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    Lock icon 'Unite for peace' —Soekarno
    36 2 'Unite for peace' Soekarno MECCA, Tues. President Soekarno of Indonesia, yesterday called for Muslims everywhere to unite for peace. He spoke at a reception m the Indonesian legation here at the end of his pilgrimage.— U.P.
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    The Free Press and Marshall: 'Words were put in his mouth,' says the Speaker
    752 2 The Free Press and Marshall: 'Words were put in his mouth,' says the Speaker A REPORT of a speech A by the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, in the Singapore Legislative Assembly on July 25 "put words in his mouth" which cannot be found in the official record of his
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    Lock icon SHIP TO THE MOON 'IN 20 YEARS FROM NOW
    123 2 COPENHAGEN, Tues. MOON SHIPS, sustained by space stations 1,000 miles above the earth, could well be in operation during the life time of many people now living, an American aeronautical expert has predicted here. Mr. Norman Petersen, an American guided missiles
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    Y-LINE ISN'T FOR BIG WOMEN
    251 2 Y-LINE ISN'T FOR BIG WOMEN but it suits Chinese waintr ln GIX WOMEN and a representatives top fashion-houses in Singapore agreed that Christian Dior's latest fashion f i V (for youth) line will prove more becomi younger women with trim waists and hi lines than to older women with their
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    Boycott of Goa ships
    46 2 BOMBAY. TIM A by dockworkei> I ships bound lor I colony of Goa besin on Thursd sport anci Dork \V spokesman said here I A mass rally of decided on the boycott port of the Ooan for a merger with India ter.
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    Paul shows them
    27 2 LYMINGTON. T year-old Paul Vii: day here from Singapore his parents, entered a aOswimminp race I 14, and although he ci last he finished
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    REBELS READY TO TAKE OVER INDONESIA
    256 3 further proof of Darul Islam fanatics' powerful country-wide organisation Captured document gives shadow cabinet names JAKARTA, Tuesday. I'MENT captured by the Indonesian Army ,ils of I shadow cabinet composed of rebel leaders who are waging guerrilla throughout the islands. regarded by Army men as
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    Lock icon I HOMAGE"^
    56 3 Trumpet blast marks hour of passing A crowd outside the headquarters of the General Labour Confederation in Buenos Aires pays homage under a giant portrait of Eva Peron, on the third anniversary of her death, July 26. The ceremonies began with a trumpet blast at 3.25 p.m., the
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    Highway robbers AUSTRALIA WORRIED
    86 3 Highway robbers AUSTRALIA WORRIED Miir.oi RNE. ii"v H |(i ,l M bandits arc on intrrI crime h ,s marring i i i ii port idits Imp f rom Mvrrful cars on to the v|<>« -moving nding up long mi lonely itretehea x dash the row "IT M»mc <>f then drop
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    Riot toll: 70
    21 3 I! rues.— Waves have swept In cities of July 14 have 259 wounded. the French Resi- aid yester-
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    Lock icon JiST A STRAY PUPPY— BUT IT'S TOP DOG
    94 3 HI Ml HI Tucv A stray fi .in a Nepalese fills qualified for the 111 t| the uorld's "top dog" minus: to 21.000 feet «nh ihi French expedition Mik.ilu (his year. uas closely followed her village mongrel 'h;ih later accompanied an expedition
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    Lock icon A $sm. find by week-end prospector
    85 3 HONG KONG, Tues. DEPOSITS of beryl, worth more than HKSIO million '$5 million) have been discovered here oy a British soldier who turns amateur prospector at weekends. Announcing this today, Professor B. P Bumton. lecturer in geology at Hong Kong University, said discoveries by
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    Lock icon Magic name
    27 3 BONN, Tues.— »An association of former war prisoners called or the government today to revive the name Wehrmacht for West Germany's new arnica forces. A.P.
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    Lock icon It looks like peace at last—Dulles
    196 3 It looks like peace at last Dulles PEKING URGED: RENOUNCE FORCE WASHINGTON, Tues. MR. JOHN FOSTER DULLES. U.S. Secretary of State, said today that Communist China's release of American airmen and other developments might mark the beginning of a new phase in Peking's relations with the rest of the world.
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    Lock icon Day Two at Geneva: It's promising
    153 3 GENEVA, Tufes. UNITED STATES and Chinese Communist negotiators today discussed repatriation of civilians to their respective countries at a meetins held in the wake of yesterday's announcement that China was releasing 11 American prisoners. The officials. Mr. Johnson, the American Ambassador to Czechoslovakia, and
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    Lock icon THE CHOICE: HUNGER OR BIRTH CONTROL
    117 3 NEW YORK, Tuesday. A BRITISH biologist, Professor Julian Huxley, said yesterday the world "must have birth control" to solve the "very serious problem" of over-population professor Huxley arrived here from London and talked to reporters at Idlewild airport. Dr Huxley said the worlds population
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    Lock icon U.S. air chief resigns
    43 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr. Harold Talbott resigned yesterday as Secretary of the Air Force. President Eisenhower, in accepting the resignation of Mr. Talbott. whose business interests had been investigated by the Senate, said: "Your decision is the right one."— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gunboats hit
    27 3 TAIPEH, Tues. Two CommunLst Chinese gunboats were heavily damaged yesterday in a 30-minute battle with Nationalist Chinese naval units near the island of Matsu.— U.P
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    Lock icon Fire destroys 70 houses
    46 3 TOKYO. Tues.— Police reported a fire fanned by strong winds today destroyed more than 70 houses Including a hospital in Ryozu City on Sado island in the Japan Sea, 35 miles north-west of Niigata City. Northern Japan. No casualties were reported. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE MARRIED CHAMPIONS
    51 3 SLOUGH (England), Tues.— A couple who said they had nover once quarolled during 34 years of married life were last night declared the hap- plest married couple in England. They are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thurgood. They won the title in a competition at a fair here.—
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    LONDON STOCKS
    346 3 LONDON. Tuee. OTOCK MARlOrrs were generally k hesitant here today with operators proceeding cautiously and tending to give more consideration to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's remarks on the economic situation. It Is also thought in some quarters that the credit squeeze will cause forced selling of shares
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    LONDON RUBBER
    35 3 LONDON. Aug. 2.— Spot 40 7 id. Sept. 41 s d.. Oct.-Dec. 40 7 id., Jan.Mar. 39', d., Apr-June 37? id., Aug. c.i.f. 403^d.. Sept. C.i f 40-s. Oct c.i.f. 40 Tone Steady.
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    LONDON TIN
    23 3 LONDON. Aug. 2— Cash Buyers £761: Sellers £762; Forward Buyers £755; Sellers £756; Settlement £761. Turnover a.m. 15 tons. pm. 85
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    Lock icon Red rose rent
    46 3 LONDON, Tues. The Duke of Northumberland yesterday received a prize red rose as annual rent for land he allows the Newburn Council to use as a park. The Duke said he prefers the rose to money "because he wants to revive old customs."—Reuter.
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    Headlights will be on again
    192 4 TRAFFIC CHIEF TAKES DIM VIEW OF TWO-YEAR TRIALS WITH SIDELIGHTS MOTORISTS DIDN'T KNOW DARK FROM BRIGHT SINGAPORE Traffic Police have decided after two years of careful study that cars should use their headlights on all roada whether they are well-lit or not. The Traffic Chief,
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    Once sentenced to die, he leaves court a free man
    215 4 Once sentenced to die, he leaves court a free man TAPPER STABBED A WOMAN MALACCA, Tuesday. A TAPPER, once sentenced to death for killing a woman in a struggle, left the High Court a free man today. He was sentenced to five months' jail on an amended charge of causing
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    SURGERY ON RAJA
    66 4 Comfortable night IPOH, Tues.— The Raja Bendahara of Perak, second in succession to the throne, underwent an emergency operation last night at the Batu Gajah Hospital for kidney trouble. A Medical fieoartment spokesman told the Straits Times today that the Raja spent a fairly comfortable night The
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    Best of 51 singers
    40 4 PENANO. Tues Che Kamsaini popular local Indonesian singer won the Harl Raya singing contest at the Odeon Theatre last night. Out of 51 entrants, nine finalists— six men and three women— took the stage last night.
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    SEABORNE ATTACK ON REDS
    33 4 Guns at the ready in south Johore landing GUNS at the ready, Gurkhas are ferried from ship to shore in their "invasion" of southeast Johore yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    WELCOME TO KUALA LUMPUR
    32 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federal capital is to put tcotne" signs at the north and south approaches. Designs arc now being planned, the Municipal Council told Uust night.
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    Kampong elects new Ketua
    33 4 PENANG. Tues.— Malay settlers in Bagan Dalam. Butterworth, last night elected Inche Dahaman oin Tahir their new Ketua Kampong. He succeeds Capt. Mohamed Saac who died two years ago.
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    Accused of bid to extort
    49 4 Hang Kee Pong was charged in Singapore yesterday with attempted extortion m Purvis Street on July 26. Hang, who pleaded not guilty, was alleged to have threatened Yeo Ah Koh in order to get $3.60 from him. He was allowed bail until Aug. 9.
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    Mosques say no
    28 4 PENANG, Tuea. The Penang Muslim Advisory Board has decided to ban political talks in mosques, but it will allow such talks in the mosque compounds.
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    BIG DRIVE TO FIGHT VICE
    168 4 BIG DRIVE TO FIGHT VICE IPOH, Tues. rpHE RED light district Aof Teluk Anson, where 250 Malay prostitutes operate, will be the first target of Muslim missionaries in their state wide anti-vice drive. Mr M. V Hussein, secretary of the Perak. Branch of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, told the
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    Hotels burgled
    35 4 PENANO, Tues. Three Penang hotels two in Penang Road and one in Leith Street were burgled during the holidays. A pair of binoculars and cash to the total value of $1,268 were stolen.
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    President quits a union
    77 4 President quits a union 'I'M SICK F THE STIUFi; IPOH THE PRESIDENT 1 Federation yan Estates Unions. Mi. k p' Choudhary, owine; to dill. some afflliati "I am fed up ternal strife,' Straits Times today There had „n jockeying for power and some unions blocking eflorN at forminn national union.
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    The new D.O.
    38 4 SITIAWAN, Tues. -Mr d I Payne, of the Fcdera blishment Office. Kuala La pur. has taken over dufe District Officer, Dindings. place of Lt. Col. R t who soes on long Thursday with h children.
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    Drowned his sorrows too well: $10 fine
    141 4 rpAN AH LAY got drunk. 1 stretched himself on a road and four policemen had to leave their normal duties to look after him Yesterday. Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn, the Singapore Fourth Magistrate, told Tan"This court will show sympathy for anyone who gets
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    Annual meeting
    22 4 The Singapore Tamil B chers' Union wi'l ho!d fifth annual mertinz a 1 I Adelph: Hotel on Sunday 5 p.m.
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    PILOT OF BRANDED SHIP WINS APPEAL
    113 5 PILOT OF BRANDED S HIP WINS APPEAL I so. Tues. II mmissioncr I has allowI of Captain I tie a former I penan K ltarI gainst tho I his pilot I the Penang I r ho resigned I en told I ansport a t haa been I v piloting the
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    Kampong Silat officials
    19 5 Kampong immunity CenM c Low; Mr 8. H. Lee chink Shien; Urn Tang i i.'cr, Mr.
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    Thank you' trip
    17 5 Ilnche s. M. ful AlIn Ponanp :ht toured rural ank his constli theii support.
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    $10,000 REWARD
    79 5 Mice offer in bid to find slayers of Spore estate manager RD of $10,000 has been offered by the Singalice for information leading to the arrest responsible for the murder of Chua Chuan a rubber estate manager, on July 13. killed while visit oil the 9i niile- rampines
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    East-West talk
    31 5 There will be a public disrussion on "Malayanisation" at the weekly meeting of the EHst-We.st Society, Singapore. ai tho British Council Hall. Stamford Road at 8. 30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    WIFE of 17 (She wed at 15) TO FIGHT DIVORCE
    143 5 WIFE of 17 (She wed at 15) TO FIGHT DIVORCE A PETITION for divorce by Charles Hendricks, alias Charles Robert Van der Beck, a tally clerk, against his 17-year wife, Rosaline Hendricks, on the ground of cruelty, was adjourned in the Singapore High Court yesterday as the- respondent wanted to
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    Union boss in court
    77 5 Mr. C. H. Koh took over as defence counsel for Yong Koh Kirn. president of the Singapore Factory and Shop-Wor-ker.s' Union, when his case alleging possession and abetting possession of terrorist documents came up for mention in the First Criminal District Court yesterday. The case was
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    Beauty is this girl's business
    82 5 Beauty is this girl's business Miss NANCY mix. of Kuala l.iimpur. who returned yesterday from a year's course in beauty culture and hairdressinK in two London m hools and six months' practice in a Ma.vfair beauty salon. Miss Chin plans to set up a salon in Kuala I.umpur with latest
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    Cabinet is a good choice, says the public
    392 5 INDIAN AS LABOUR MINISTER IS SPECIALLY WELCOMED MR. OPPOSITION SAYS: 7 AM QUITE SATISFIED WITH IT' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. fllE public today commented favourably on the Alliance "cabinet" which Tengku Abdul Rahman has submitted to the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacCJillivray. The
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    The boy who pines for father goes to court
    152 5 The boy who pines for father goes to court SIX-YEAR-OLD On g Teck is looking forward to Aug. 25 when he will see his father, Wong Ah Leong, 65, who was sent to the Opium Treatment Centre two weeks ago. Ong Teck, who wa» parted from his father by the
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    THE TEACHERS GET STANDBY ORDER
    196 5 Vacation work on Primary I.Q. test T<HE Penang Education Department has asked 1 English school teachers to be on stand-by duty this week to test the intelligence of children seeking admission to Primary classes next year. The teachers I are now on vacation. This entrance
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    MAHJONG-FOR-TEACHERS: ANOTHER CRITIC
    61 5 Sen Su. vicethe Singapore nary School Teaunion, yesterday supn fcher kheng. mblyman, in his critliers' "fondnea. for agreed that -too much mahjong" could be bad for teachers. He asked the Singapore Chinese Teachers' Union, which has objected to Mr. Lim's criticism, to take his remarks in good
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    Had opium: $500
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Tan Buan Hock, a clerk, was fined S5OO, or four months' iail. today for having 13 packets and 27 pilLs of opium when police raided his room.
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    Shooting contest
    22 5 Singapore Gun Club will hold its annual shooting competition at the Club Range. Rifle Range Road. Bukit Timah. on Sunday.
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    Murder case raids
    70 5 3 MEN HELD PENANG, Tues. PENANG police raided different parts of George Town at the same time last night and held three secret society members for questioning. They are to be questioned about the murder of an 18-year-old blacksmith, Onp Ah Thiam, outside a coffee shop on
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    Sub hero here soon
    75 5 A wartime Royal Navy submarine flotilla captain mow a Rear Admiral i who was responsible for the secret landing of U.S. General Mark Clark in North Africa and the evacuation of the French General Giraud from the Sooth of France, will be visiting Singapore between Aug
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    $7,000 cheque and a ring
    47 5 F. J. Mackie was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with cheating S.S.W. Hendry. by giving him a worthless $7,000 cheque for a diamond ring at Sena Ltd.. in His-h Street on Oct. 18. 1954. The case will be mentioned again today.
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      423 5 10.00 Takp It From Here: 10.30— 11 .00 Dance Music RADIO MALAYA BHf?jPWBP|VB| i Programmes thus marked ran be ■HnL^JBBIMII rerrivrd by listeners in Malacca.! CINP ADftDT Short wave 49 and 62m. Medium wave 476 m.. 343 m.. 366 m. and 297 m) lSh rt WaVe ftL,"** 1 WaV P.M.
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    DEATH
    33 6 N W tirii* $ltl i minimum j I PfOCK ISABEL, widow of the I Harry Elphirk nnd \e-y dearly P suddenly and France, on d Maliya and I friends ."-lie leaves there.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    22 6 N Wurrf, $10 (minimum) \ms. W. A. Mitchell 'ei.ii'd on the Lhelr Marriage on 30th ..o ali who j-ent lie presents.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    39 6 20 Hord, $lt (minimum). ICHIRO EDWIN p.i.sMrt •ii the 3rd of Ausrust. 1951. er loving memory." Nettie. ROE In ever affectionate remembrance of our darling Mothi v m i lied to Rpm da] 1951. "Always in our
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Aug. 3, 1955. A Sound Cabinet
    795 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Aug. 3, 1955. A Sound Cabinet There is a great deal to j commend in the list of Minisl ters that Tengku Abdul Rahi man submitted to the High Commissioner. An immediate cause for satisfaction is that cabinet-making has proceeded smoothly and expeditiously. There was
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    Waiting For The Bell
    489 6 Singapore's constitutional crisis, born some three weeks ago, seems to have mellowed with middle-age. At yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Assembly there was none of the impatience and excitement that marked the crisis debate of July 25 which ended in the four-point resolution asking, among other
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      Malaya's women voters have done their bit
      254 6 QNE noteworthy feav ture of the Federal election was the enthusiasm of the women voters arid the intelligence with which they exercised their vote. Several old women and some with various other disabilities were helped in by their relatives, to cast the vote
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      BUS FARE
      51 6 WHY is the bus fare from the Methodist Girls' School, Malacca, to the bus stop at the Pay Fong Chinese School, Kubu Road, a distance of less than a mile, ten cents, when the fare for a vehicle mile is only four or five cents? TANG CHEI LAH.
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      159 6 1 THINK that with Mr. Lennox-Boyd in the Federation in a few days' time, the position of both the territories Penan* and Malacca, as well as all those born in those territories, and who are British subjects; should be clarified. In the nine states forming the
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      It's no fun for the older people
      88 6 IN THIS small town or Pontian a political group has chosen a spot right inside a residential area for a huge fun fair. This has been going on over many nights The residents find it hard to rest and the light roads are
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      TRAINING TEACHERS IN PAHANG
      234 6 TRAINING TEACHERS IN PAHANG THE Pahang Education Department opposes the corres pondence course for trainee teachers and starting a "live" course is not easy. It is very difficult for trainee teachers to get together for week-end lectures, since the schools are so far apart from one another, and travelling in
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      Prayers of a leader
      55 6 YOU reported that the first thing Tengku Abdul Rahman did after being in- formed of the Alliance vie- tory was to offer a prayer of 5 thanksgiving to Almighty S God. Blessed Is the country whose leader acknowledges E the sovereignty of God and 5 his
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      So little dignity
      88 6 I COULDN'T Help smiling at what Mr. David Mar- E shall had to say in con- demnation of Mr. Suther- land's letter about Dr. E Soerkarno. However, in spite of Mr. E Marshall's defence of the latter, I think that Dr. Soer- karno showed ill-manners, r to
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      Groundless
      54 6 PUTERA Indonesia says, "To us Indonesians, all critics are blessings and one 5 citizen or alien who s frankly criticises our gov- eminent and people, is well E regarded." This being so the discus- s sions and arguments over Mr. G.A.P. Sutherland's com- ments as an insult are s
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    Automation-the press button factory
    911 6 i By AN INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT AUTOMATION has been hailed as the second industrial revolution but there are many who would challenge this. The industrial wheel has made many revolutions such as the adoption of the individual electric motor for each machine and the introduction of the
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    Persia won't give opium addicts passports to Mecco
    556 6  - Persia won't give opium addicts passports to Mecco VINCENT BUST By TWENTY-FIVE health centres, equipped to handle 6,000 cases of opium addiction each month, are to be opened in Teheran as part of a new drive against opium-smoking. In support of the drive, the authorities are considering measures to abolish
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    'Car to carry a corpse scared me'
    1012 7 WITNESS IDENTIFIES BLOOD-STAINED BAG AND SAYS: I LKMT II TO THE ACCUSED MAN Pl-TKCTIVE 01+ OF /v.i W PROSECUTION 1 witness told the rf lure today with tho two to hire a car fterthemurj Wearne Bro- cashier. found un ted to m I
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    Secong day of the trial
    133 7 A witness told the court that he went with the two i. (used men to hire a car 'but when I found it was u anted to carry a corpse 1 became frightened and left them. j The younger brother of Chen Chun* Ling identi-
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    HE SENT IN A FALSE ALARM But THE MEANT WELL
    82 7 lI .NIIAM. Tims.— ngines stood by hornets' next u.i^ ls( lURht. I) workers started Ihej informed the it Klang. An Miit to onsiirc did not spread. living near the scene saw the bushes in tlami-s and promptly telephoned the fire
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    CULTURE FROM CHINA-BY THE TON
    204 7 CULTURE FROM CHINA-BY THE TON AN Indian expert on international culture arrived in Singapore yesterday with some of China's oldest secrets. Professor Raghu Vira, 53, and hi.s 19-year-old daughter. Miss Sudarashana Dcvi, were on their way back to India after a three-month tour of China. They had been invited by
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    Farewell party for Flemings
    52 7 Fifteen members and officials of the Malayan Christian Council yesterday attended a farewell party in honour of the Rev. John Fleming in Singapore "ast night Mr. Fleming. General Secretary of the Council, and his wife and daughter Jennifer will leave Singapore for Scotland on Saturday on
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    Youth courses
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tv.es.— An American social service expert. Miss Leta Galpin, arrives in the Federation this month to give youth leadership courses.
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    Servant stole from employer
    54 7 A servant, Lim Ngang Chua. pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to stealing $103 from his employer. Tan Teck Thian. in Queen Street between 7.30 p.m. and 11.30 p.m. on July 29. Lim admitted that he stole the money from a drawer in Tan's absence. Sentence was
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    BOTTLE THUGS SMASH UP FOOD STALL
    90 7 A GANG of 12 secret society I of the gang came to the stall men wrecked a food stall just before it closed and at People's Park. South i opened a refrigerator. Bridge Road, Singapore, His staff chased them away about 3.30 a.m. yesterday.
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    Mother and child found dead in fire
    225 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tiles. -Two J fire victims, a Chinese i mother and her child, were found lying dead in i gutted tiou.se in Jalan Ah Fook on Feb. 4. a Johore Inquest was told today. Mr V G Donough. State Fire Officer, said
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    Now the new ministers go house-hunting
    303 7 Now the new ministers go house -hunting PEXALING JAYA MAY BE 'CABINET TOWN' KUALA IUMPUR, Tues. T<IIE FEDERATION Gov- eminent is facing a new housing problem homes for Us Alliance ministers. Some may have to stay in hotels for a brief period until homes are found. An official spokesman admitted
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    THE WORDS A J.P. SAID to 3 MEN
    198 7 Now he'll appeal against $25 fine KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MOHAMED JEE, 50, a Justice of the Peace and former president of the Central Pakistani Association of Selangor, was today fined $25 in the Second Magistrate's Court here for using abusive language to
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    THE VOTERS REALIA HAD HIS NUMBER
    79 7 TEMERLOH. Tues.— Pan Islamic Party candidate Inche Mohamed Yassin felt there was something familiar about the j figure of 1.999 votes which were j cast for jhlm in Semantan. Pahang. But in the excitement as the results were being announced, he could not recall
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    Katchen recital is off
    51 7 The Singapore Musical Society yesterday sent out hundreds of pamphlets advertising the recital to be given by American pianist Julius Katchen next Monday. A few hours later came a telegram from Australia saying that Mr. Katchen was ill and would not be able to give the
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    'WAIT TWO WEEKS'
    131 7 Mr. Marshall tells 7 anxious union leaders SEVEN trade union leaders who were to have called on the Chief Minister yesterday to ask him not to resign, did not do so at the request of Mr. David MarThey took this decision on Monday night after an earlier
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    Wrestlers at funeral
    47 7 Many wrestlers were among the mourners at the funeral in Singapore yesterday of Mr. Dominic Carmichael. retired planter and the "wrestters' friend" who died on Sunday. Mr. Carmichael collapsed at the ringside while watching a wrestling match at the Happy World stadium on Saturday.
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    Blinkers, bandits, morons
    171 7 Blinkers, bandits, morons 'THE PLANTER' ON AMNESTY PLAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE Planter, journal of the Incorporated Society of Planters, today said it hoped to "remove the blinkers from those who would offer amnesty to, or otherwise dicker with, the Communist terrorists." These people, the Journals editorial sairt. held the
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    Man hurt in parang attack
    33 7 Paramu Thevar. of Jalan Kayu, Singapore, was attacked by a man with a parang whiln .sitting outside his house on Sunday night. He was injured in the leg
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    21-DAY SILENCE VOW
    54 7 Kadaval Jodhi. a holy man. will observe 21 days' silence from today at the temple at 14»/ 2 milestone, Woodlands Road. Singapore. He will stop talking at 9 a.m. today and will speak only after 21 days. During his silence, sick people who go to him will
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      167 7 The weather MIMMIM TEMPERATURE: (7.30 p.m. on Aug. 1 to 7.30 a.m. on Auk. 2) Singapore 72, Penanß 71. Kola Bahru 74, Kuala Lumpur 73, Ipoh 68, Kuantan 71. MAXIM I M TEMPERATURE: (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Aug. 2> Singapore 83. Penanß 87. Kota Bahru 88, Kuala Lumpur
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    COLONY FIRM JOINS THE RACE FOR ATOM POWER
    201 8 J^ FIRM build in- a gas turbine at Singapore's Pasir PanJMf power station yesterday announced it had become associated with a group of companies in Britain which will concentrate on research to design and construct nuclear power stations. But atomic power for
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    34 bandits killed last month
    72 8 34 bandits killed last month KUALA LUMPUR Fri. rpiIIRTY-FOUR terrorists were 1 killed in the Federation last month according to provisional figures six more than were killed in June. Nineteen terrorists surrendered last month three were captured and 1.3 wounded. Fight members of the security forces were killed, six were
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    Mission chief due in Malaya
    50 8 Sir Kenneth Grubb, president ot thr Church Missionary Society and chairman of the Commission of the Churches f*n International Affairs, will visit Malaya during a three-month overseas tour. He is expected to arrive in Singapore on Oct. 17 and to leave Malaya on Oct. 28.
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    Health course for women
    40 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Sixteen Indian \\omen in Johore have completed a. special three-day health development course, including lectures and tours. This was organised by the Social Welfare Department and supervised by Mrs. M. V. P Nathan.
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    $3,800 raid on home
    36 8 About $3,845 worth of jewellery was stolen from a house in Amber Road. Singapore, over the week-end. The thief got into the house while the householder, Mr. J. H. Oslan. was away.
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    School concert
    28 8 SITIWVAN. Tues.— A concort in aid of the Anglo-Chinese School building and rr.jipment fund will be held in ihe school hall on Thursday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Musical art at its best
    270 8 Musical art at its best ROSTAL PROFOUND YET ELEGANT IyHEN Austrian born violinist Max Rostal gave a concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall 1 on Monday night, it was the 80th. recital he had given since his previous visit to Singapore last February. In the meantime he has been touring
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    14 scouts leave for Jakarta Jamboree
    158 8 £ANON R.K.S. ADAMS yesterday presented the colours of the Colony of Singapore and that of the Singapore Boy Scouts Movement to 14 boy scouts who last night left for Indonesia to take part in the All-Indonesia Boy Scout Jam- boree. Canon Adams, who is
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    Strikers told: No pay or allowance
    233 8 ONE THOUSAND MEN NOW INVOL VED IN 'WILDCA T STRIKE A T SA WMli ABOI'T 1.000 sawyers and log-haulers employed in 17 Singapore sawmills are now affected by the "wildcat" strike of 500 timber carriers j which began last Friday. All of them have
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    CLERK FACE HOUSEBREAR RAPE coint
    32 8 CLERK FACE HOUSEBREAR RAPE coint KLAI.AI Maya in. 24 was tentati of tousebre Mayam, o cations qu Road. broken Info bouse on 13 and raprci hr Bail was allow* was postponed I
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    Watchman's home raided
    19 8 A thief brok of a watchman Road on Sundai and valuables wi The watchmai thr time.
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      258 8 Straits Times Crossword ss£^ PTT IF" 7 5 IIF" 1 < Tmr^J 31 Patten H 9^ H Hi 10 H 32Test a line ,4,. "77" wu Lady with thi 2 Mpnetar; Si^i nmm source '.i' S\^ 4 M;r ufl M M 1| II II M I S Shy crab i
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      Lock icon Her stormy stage life was good copy for gossip writers
      1276 9 Her stormy stage life was good copy for gossip writers BAWLING link boys, rumbling carriages, dandies and ragged gamins wedged .able confusion in the narrow little ydi Street, off London's Strand, Jit in 1831. the tumult rose a thunderous roar as is, her ostrich-plumed headdress (he torchlight, stepped from her
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      9 9 TOMORROW .S,i-a-nerlt boy I lefl millions j for charity
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    35 11 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS KNE. Tues. moderately aclirm on Minings es tended £96 15 32 31 32 69 buyei 27-10^ 11 84 seller seller 42 IT If)'.. 36 6 seller I •■i 9 I 9 8 1
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    ÜBBER PRICES
    56 11 buyers t vr.sterday lliV. I .I;'- l*>r lb. No cvs 141 7 4, c c August >: no. l 1 4 1 list buyers 3 buyers 128. j < Commerce -on price 2) In rents Hu>ers Seller* ***** 141 V 14m 1413 4 140H 141 1334 134 127.
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    29 11 I in. —The Govern.c tea export UUU ;in OB the duty force since tennming the I upees, nine annas ;he two rupees blca was in Router.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    148 11 lnr Malayan Exchange Banks Association ma.ie the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday: Pakistan: selling T.T. or OD 155 -v. buying. T.T. 156 a 4, O.D. 157. New York: buying T.T. 32\. O.D 32 7 90 days 33 credit bills 33 1 16 trade bills. Canada:
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    RUBBER DEALS DON] AT $1.43 ON OVERSEAS DEMAND
    392 11 RUBBER DEALS DON] AT $1.43 ON OVERSEAS DEMAND By Our Market Correspondent BUSINESS in rubber was done up to new high levels in Singapore yesterday, transactions for August first grade reaching $1.43 per pound, the highest price since December 1951. The continued spurt in price was due to better overseas
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    164 11 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were; Copra; quiet; August $26 4 buyers $27 sellers; September $27 buyers. $27 v sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; buik $40.. sellers, drum $43 sellers. Pepper: steady for white pepper but quiet for the black \ariety with no business reportedMuntok
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    278 11 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association, Singapore section, reported: "Following the rise in the commodity pric rubbers continued to be on demand on the local share market. Tins were quiet while there was some supp-rt for industrials at the lower levels Singapore brokers reported the following business yesterday: B.M.
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    SHIPPING
    126 11 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Hannover 12, Glengyle 4/5, Wayo Maru CP., Suez Maru 6/7, Laura Maersk 8/9, Laertes 11. Eumaeus 13/14, Glenearn 15/16, Nantes 18, Bronxville 19/20, Auby N. Wall 3 to 5, Selangor N Wall 9, Charles McLeod 21/22. Tweedbank
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    81 11 KARACHI. Tues.— The Pakistan Government is now reviewing the import-export duties as a result of weekend devaluation of the rupee, the Finance Minister told a press conference. He hoped any change would be made soon. He did not expect any Increase on the cost of Pakistan made goods
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    RUBBER MERGER
    62 11 Extraordinary general meetings of Junun and Bukit Tupah rubber companies in London have approved resolutions for the amalgamation of the two companies. Mr E. B. Skinner, who Is chairman of the two companies, said amalgamation should lead to a trudual reduction In working coits and should create a
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    Holiday by the sea
    959 12 GOLLY'S JOKE MISFIRES BADLY AND TEDDY HAS THE LAST LAUGH rZTlrc S£%s& b f !?a ZTLVZ lv a £1 and begins to sink. Rosemary asks a Malay boatman to go to the rescue, who tells them to jump, but Teddy can't swim. At last he plucks
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    A funny picture from Singapore
    265 12 Dear Boys and Girls, Here are the six winners ot our crossword contest. Wong Nyip Toong, aged 12, 124-B Dorset Road, Singapore 8, < Cena Sung, aged 13. S Siak Kaw Avenue, Singapore 13, Choo Kok Nguang, Aged 10, 36 Boat Quay, Singapore 1, Chang
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    CORNER FOR LAUGHS
    270 12 CORNER FOR LAUGHS Q. WHICH travels faster, heat or cold? A. Heat, because you can catch cold. Q. What house is never built in a town? A. A lighthouse. Mother. "Why are you making faces at that bulldog Boey? Don't you know it's rude?" Boey. "Well mum. he began it."
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      186 12 DO YOU KNOW? if ERE is another quiz for you to answer. 1. Which of the following names is out of place? Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, London, New York, Paris. 2. Where did the Pied Piper come from? 3. In which famous children's book does the poem: "You Are Old Father
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    Lock icon REYES IS U.S. JUNIOR CHAMP
    82 13 KALAMAZOO Michigan, Tues Estaban Reyes Mexico City) won the 40th United State junior tennir championship yesterday when he beat Art Andrews of lowa City, Iwoa. Reyes, the first foreign player to win the title, was in complete command a s he moved down the smooth-stroking
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    Lock icon SKY FINCH WINS
    27 13 DURBAN. Tues.— Mrs. D. R. Bayf's Sky Finch, 25-1 outsider, won the £8.000 sterling Durban Gold Cup over two miles here on Saturday. Router.
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    374 13 BRITISH ATHLETES SCORE DUAL SUCCESS OVER GERMANY LONDON, Tues. ])EREK Johnson, one of Britain's main hopes for the Olympic Games in Melbourne next year, set a new British allcomers record in running the half mile in lmin. 48.7 sec. during the Great
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    Lock icon ON WAY TO NEW RECORD
    63 13 CHRIS CHATAWAY (in front), Britai/n's star distance runner, starts the second lap during his record-breaking threemile race at White City during the England-Germany contest. Chataway clocked 13 mi'n. 23.2 sec. beating the old mark by 3.2 sec. Behind Chataway are C. D. Ibbotson and Germany's
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    SINGAPORE JUNIOR BADMINTON TIES FOR THE WEEK-END
    635 13 SINGAPORE JUNIOR BADMINTON TIES FOR THE WEEK-END SINGAPORE Badminton Association tournament ties for this week-end are:— SATIKD.W Men's Junior Singles (third round). Court No. 1. 6.45 p.m.: Leong Yun Chan (Marigold i v A. Manap Rahman i Bushey Park i Robert Soh (Junior) v Cheong Hock Lock (Eclipse*: Lim Kirn
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    JULY MEDAL
    56 13 The Royal Island Club July medal played over 18-holes, was won by Mrs. A. Tamworth with a score o. 97-36- 61. The women's course record was beaten the same afternoon by Mrs W. MacMullan who achieved a gross score of 79. Playing off 13 handicap. Mrs. MacMullan thus
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    S'gor team for Colony shoot
    81 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Selangor Gun Club will take part in their first outstation competition when they participate in the interclub challenge match .sponsored by the Singapore Gun Club on Aug. 7 in Singapore. The Clangor team will include three club champions, S. M. Yong
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    JB Ceylonese beat Kluang
    48 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues— Johore Ceylonese beat Kluang by 77 runs In their cricket match played at Kluang yesterday. Ceylonese scored 141 (Sinthamamoncy 37, Durai 27, Wilson 22) and dismissed Kluang for 64 (Ismail Ariffln 28 not out, Woodhull 5-12 Rajasooria 2-6 Durai 2-20 1
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    Ruth wins four events at Eurasian athletics
    519 13 RUTH Perreira won four events at the Eurasian Youth Movement's sixth annual athletic sports held at Raffles Institution ground on Monday. She was first in 100 and 220 yards, 80 metres hurdles and the long jump, winning the girls Individual championship. Seven records
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    SBA JUNIOR
    19 13 Entries are Invited for the Singapore Badminton Association's men's junior inter-party tournament. Entries close on August 8.
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    381 14 YORKSHIRE FOILED BY WASHBROOK -AND RAIN LONDON, Tues. mJRREY, the county cricket champions, joined Yorkshire at the head of the championship table by beating Nottinghamshire by an innings and three runs at The Oval today. Both Surrey and Yorkshire now have 196 points, but Surrey have two matches in hand.
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    SOUTH CHINA TO PLAY AUSTRIANS
    53 14 MEI BOURNE. Tues. The Austrian Rapid Club of Vienna and the South China team, both of whom are touring Australia, will meet Ijere on Auj: 15 and in Sydney on Aur 20. Thr Austrians won all four games against. Australia. South China have done well
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    WEIGHTS FOR TEN PENANG RACES
    429 14 WEIGHTS for the third day of Penanc Turf Club August Bank Holiday Meeting on Thursday THE DRB Cl'P CL. 2— B'i FURS. Olympic 9.00 Sooka 8.08 C'anrhew 8.117 Star Sapphire 8.07 Malm Ranre 8.06 Greet 8.05 Conventional 7.13 Individuality 7.11 Sound Wave 7.09 CL. 2
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    PULOT PUTEH DOES FASTEST WORKOUT ON PENANG TRACK
    346 14 By EPSOM JEEP PENANG, Tuesday. gOUTH PACIFIC (Billy Bell), Saturday's Gold Cup favourite, was given a good working gallop over a mile on the training track at Penang this morning. He went fautllessly alt the way, covering the last half mile in
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    Giant boxer to fight in London
    176 14 Giant boxer to fight in London LONDON, Tues. PWAKT Potgeiter, 7 ft. 2 in., 308 lb South African heavyweight boxer, arrived here today and was taken by bus to the offices of promoter Jack Solomons. "Three car hire firms I contacted would not take the job," said Solomons. who was
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    MRU XV TO PLAY IN BANGKOK
    372 14 MRU XV TO PLA Y IN BANGKOK Malayan rugger players will be watched by 25,000 spectators Beadles, back from visit, says: 'Tremendous support for in schools varsities' JJIGH SPOT of this year's Malayan Rugby season, which start* on Sept. 1, will be the first tour by a Malayan Rugby Union
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    SELETAR BEAT REME 5-1
    53 14 Royal Air Force Seletar beat R.E.M.E. 5-1 yesterday in a Sinßapore United Services Div. 1 League tie at Seletar. Half-time score was 2-1. R.E.M.E. scored first, and would have gained further goals but for missed chancer, Seletar scorers were Weedon (2), Pratt, Coburn and Clark. Koh
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    SCHOOLS TO PLAY STAFF
    111 14 The Combined Staffs and Schools cricket match will be played on the Victoria School ground today starting at 1 p.m. Teams will be seleited from: Staff: T.E.K Retnam icapt), Wong Fong Weng. E. Doraisamy, R.G. Barker Gan Kee Kian. R. Jansen. V. Navaratnam. Yap Boon Chuan
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    BALESTIER UTD. IN 3-2 WIN
    51 14 Balestier United beat Seletar P.C. 3-2 in a SAFA Div. 2B fixture at CYMA ground yesterday. George Chua. Kam San, and Willie Chong scored for Balestier. and Yusof Hussein and Hussein for Seletar Farrer Juniors and YMSA drew 1-1 in another Div 2B at Farrer
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    Three Rings may miss chance for Cup double
    285 14 Three Rings may miss chance for Cup double JOTTINGS By EPSOM JEEP LAST YEAR'S winner of the Penang Gold Cup, Three Rings, may miss his chance for a double. I hear he is a doubtful starter in Saturday's big race. Padi Store did not make the trip up from Bukit
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    RSGC MIXED FOURSOMES
    74 14 The Royal Singapore Golf Clubs mixed foursomes competition (nine holes) resulted in a victory for Mr an« Mrs. W. R. Williams (46-11-35). Other cards. R. Craik and Mrs. Cruickshank 43-7'/s=-35',i; R. D. I. Scott and Mrs. Weeks 41-s'« -^35 S G. O. Cruickshank and Mrs. Craik 41-4%=36',
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    TABLE TENNIS
    32 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.—Singapore Chinese Sports Association's table tennis team, now on a Federation tour, handed a s—o5 0 trouncing to a strong Selangor Combined side at the Ful Chew Hall.
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    HOAD MAY LOSE PLACE TO HARTWIG IN DAVIS CUP
    153 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. TEWIS Hoad's erratic form is going to make Australia's task of regaining the Davis Cup very difficult. Frank Sedgman said today. He was commenting in the Melbourne Argus on Hoad's shaky performances in the preliminary rounds. He said Hoad's
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    Chwee Kok 2sec outside 400 m record
    156 14 Chwee Kok 2 sec outside 400 m record T^EO CHWEE KOK, Singapore's Olympic swimmer, was two seconds short of his 400 metres record when he competed in the heats of the Chinese Swimming Club championships yesterday. Chwee Kok was a comfortable winner in the second heat and finished nearly 40
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    EUROPEANS MADE CHINESE FIGHT FOR 40 MINUTES
    559 14 EUROPEANS MADE CHINESE FIGHT FOR 40 MINUTES Chinese 5; Europeans 0. TTOE Chinese were fortune's favourites in their S.A.FA. Community League match against Europeans at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Chinese won 5-0 but behind i that big score, paradoxically was the narrowest of squeaks for them in this league this
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    Gates to open at 2.30 for Cup Final
    221 14 Gates to open at 2.30 for Cup Final SINGAPORE Amateur Foe ball Association has completed its arrangements for Saturdays Malaya Cup final between Singapore and Kelantan at Jalan Besar Stadium, kick-off at 5.15 p.m. Accommodation will be provided for more than 20.000 and, in ordei to avoid long aueues and
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    282 14 TOURIST IN EASY 226-RUN VICTORY swaxsfa THE South 1 Olamorg rana her e torj 383 in 3 last day, oiai all out r< Yerterda dismissed the firs; enforcft t; were t nine fc, Glamor-:. today. In Hi only four rui r.lght scpre p I ipfcadeaglecl livel y pace Plato, i
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      136 14 HMMaaHaMHHa|a^M^^^^^^^a^^^^^^t^M^*fr-«l SOCCER SBHFA League and Cup Group A: S.T.B. v S.T.C, Farrer Park; Hongkong Bank v Chartered Bank, SHB ground. Group B: Mercantile Bank v Mai. Airways. Farrer Park; Ford v Simr Darby, Farrer Park. Group C: Guthrie v Mansfield, SRC padanc; Jacks v S.C.S., at MFA. Group D: K.H.M.
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