The Straits Times, 12 July 1956

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    14 1 The Straits Times E f d. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. JULY U, IN* 15 CENTS
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    IHIGHER TAX WARNING
    849 1 Rubber price is the key— and there's no sign of it rising now Iy>\. Lee: It's the only way UA T0 BRITAIN ON JVSGLE WAR AID Xl ALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. PHF GOVERNMENT is considering inI trta irn taxation, the Minister of Finance. j Lee, told the Federal
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    8 EXPATS ARE QUITTING
    74 1 8 EXPATS ARE QUITTING KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Bight expatriate officers who have not yet reached retiring age have applied to leave the Government service. Two are from the Malayan Civil Service, two from the PWD and one each from the Police, Medical. Forestry and Cooperative Development departments. The information was
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    Lock icon Not A-rain victim
    60 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Investigations by the Ministry ot Health have shown that an Indonesian suffering from an unusual skin disease Ui Palembang, South Sumatra. was not a victim of radioactivity, the Secretary General of the Ministry, Dr. Pirngadi said today. A report from Palembang had said the disease
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    Lock icon Chiang lands in Spratleys
    62 1 TAIPEH. Wed. An armed force from Formosa today landed on the disputed Spratley Islands, in the South China Sea. a military spokesman announced here. Since a Manila lawyer. Thomas Cloma. claimed to have discovered some Islands two months ago. the Spratleys have been claimed by Nationalist
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    Lock icon Reds back Japs
    40 1 MOSCOW. Wed. The Supreme Soviet, Russia's parliament, today opened its fifth session. It is expected to endorse a Japanese request to Russia to make further efforts to ban production and testing of nuclear and thermonuclear weapons.— Reuter.
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    Make it a national airline
    337 1 Make it a national airline IMMEDIATE national--1 isation of Malayan Airways was urged yesterday by a spokesman for 600 local employees of the airline. Mr. Abdullah Sanggura, vice-president of Malayan Airways Local Employees' Union, said any attempt by the Straits Steamship Co. Ltd., to hand the controlling financial interest in
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    Lock icon China mission
    20 1 JAKARTA. Wed.— The Indonesian Government is to send a trade mission to Communist China later this year. —Reuter.
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    Federation's first man in Canberra
    87 1 Federation's first man in Canberra DATO NIK AHMAD KABUL, 44, wil be tke Fe■fesTfttttal GOTQsTOBMfIt B first rafraeatative in Canberra. The yast was created on My 1 and Date Nik. former Member far Local Government, Hi—tag mad Town PlanaJßg, wtll get a basic salary of *U« a month phw allowances.
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    Troops hold 200 terror suspects
    107 1 NICOSIA, Wed.— British troops today swooped on "Murder -Mile" to Nicosia's Inner walled city in Die mint for Maritai Drakes, second-in-command of the BOKA terrorist organisation. They did not find Drakos but arrested SOS young terrorist suspects and took them to a detalnment camp for
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    Polio by tablet
    77 1 Doctor warns LONDON. Wed. Talcing too many aspirins to relieve headaches or high temperatures can bring on polio, a doctor warned yesterday. Dr. 0.1. Watson told the annual convention of the British Medical Association at Brighton that other virus diseases were equally likely to attack persons who
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    Lock icon The New China impresses Suyin
    145 1 HONG KONG, Wed. Dr. Han Buyln. author of "A Many Bplendoured Thing", returned today from a onemonth visit to Communist China with lots of praise of the Communist regime. She gave newsmen a written statement on her China tour In which she said: '1 think
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    Lock icon Chiang's China talks trade
    54 1 TAIPKH, Wad. The Foreign Minister, Mr. George Teh, today proposed that Jfattaaattak China grant more trad* opportunities for overseas Chmiat In SouthEast Asia. Mr. Yeh was reporting to the foreign affairs committee of the Legislative Yuan his personal impressions of an 11 -day goodwill visit to
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    'Go ahead9 for the Merdeka Stadium
    150 1 'Go ahead 9 for the Merdeka Stadium COUNCIL PASSES $1,000 TOKEN VOTE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government can now go ahead with its plans to build the proposed Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur. The Federal Legislative Council today approved a token allocation of $14)00 for this. The Chief Minister,
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    PAP KINGPINS STAY AS THEY ARE
    115 1 IrnHß "big three" of the Singapore People's Action I- Party are to continue in their office for the curi I rent year. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and Mr. Ong Eng Guan bate been re-elected by the new central executive committee
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    MARINA HILL 'BATTLE' IS OVER
    316 1 Army agrees: It will be a park rtE Friends of Singapore, a society wfaich seeks to stimulate interest in the Colony's history, has won the "Battle for Marina HilL" The Army authorities have •creed to keep Marina Hill a* an open space and it Is
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    $20,000
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    Lock icon Leslie to wed
    23 1 LONDON. Wad. Film star Leslie Caron announced her engagement today to Mr. Peter Hall, a leading British theatrical director. A.P.
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    Lock icon Car sack threat
    29 1 LONDON. Wed. Vauxhall Motors announced today that it may have to sack 700 workers because of home credit restrictions and a fall in export orders.— UP.
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    Steamer sinks
    28 1 NEW YORK. Wed. The Panamanian steamship. £s- 1 torial sank today after a collision with an Italian freighter off the Missachusetts coast, the Coast Guard reported.—UJ».
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    Lock icon Baby is gnawed to death by rats
    146 1 Baby is gnawed to death by rats DARIS, Wed. Every baby has been evacuated from the hamlet of Halleries, to the west of here, after an invassion of rats, which gnawed a two-month-old baby to death in his cradle. The rats first attacked rab- bits and poultry, forcing fanners to
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    35 1 DULLES TO MOSCOW: FREE SATELLITES WASHINGTON. Wed Mr. John Foster Dulles I.S. Secretary of Stair, tndav ur»fd Russia to grant independent*- to its satellite countries "to help undo some of Stalin's evils." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Peace—official
    17 1 Peace official MANILA. Wed. The Philippine Senate today approved a resolution ratifying the Japanese peace treaty. —Reuter.
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    Portrait of a Princess
    126 2 A SIMPLE DRESS AND A WILD ROSE pRINCESS ALEXANDRA this private portrait study was done by Dennis Ramsay for her mother, the Duchess of Kent. lit is painted in oil-tempera and was produced after 15 sittings of 90 minutes each in the artist's studio. In his
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    Lock icon Mrs. Furtseva to visit Britain
    64 2 MOSCOW, Wed. Mrs. Ekaterlna Furtseva, the only woman member of the Communist Party presidium, left here today for her first visit to Britain. The 46-year-old Mrs. Furtseva, mother of two children. Is leading a delegation from the Supreme Soviet which is visiting Britain at the
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    47 guided missile ships for U.S.
    170 2 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The United States Navy will have 47 guided missile ships —enough to protect its three aircraft carrier task groupsaccording to secret testimony made public in part here today. United States Navy chiefs' ev-ience before a Senate Armed Services Sub-commit-tee was released in
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    Lock icon Templer back
    25 2 NICOSIA. Wed.— Gen. Sir Gerald Templer. Chief of the Imperial General Staff, arrived in London yesterday after visits to Cyprus and Turkey. AP.
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    MAKING MERRY-A DOCTOR FINDS CHEAPEST WAY
    437 2 MAKING MERRY-A DOCTOR FINDS CHEAPEST WAY SliitMto bottto P«*y—y b— gtob— t LONDON, Wed. A MEDICAL experiment to 'find the cheapest drink for making party guests merry has been carried out by the Hon. William Simon Pease, 30-year-old doctor and socialite. Or. Pease, 6ft. ttchelor brother of Lord Wardington, staged
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    CABLE FLASHES
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    BRITAIN GOES AHEAD WITH A-POWER
    179 2 LONDON. Wed.— The Ministry of Fuel and Power has given consent for the establishment of a nuclear power station at BradweU (Essex). The nuclear power station will be the first in Britain designed specifically for public electricity supply and the first of 12 stations envisaged
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    Dog starts fire in its kennel
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    Lock icon So it still a ''no Wit Japan
    101 2 So it still a 'no Wit Japan T° KY Pa rty toa,, st substantial national e w. £s sffl srsrf ment t he 5 I ned. neutrality ar V? can sentimen? lo^ quisitions X Ye States armeffc"* nawa. str °ngest fc House of the A* liament and i^ the strcn^
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    Lock icon LORDS VOTE: RETAIN DEATH PENALTY
    393 3 afford to gamble with lives.' Chief Justice tells House t t murder law must change— speakers LONDON, Wednesday. ,v neeTs last night outvoted a bill passed |TAI I hv the House of Commons to abolish 10 lh h ,ntpm" for murder. df „h nirn day
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    MAYORESS, 18. IS EMBASSY GUEST
    57 3 ME. LEON GUERRERO, the Philippines ambassador in London, and his wife Anita, look at the chain of office Z°"L *T M -J e """«M Miss Lucy Fisher, Mayoress of Kensington^ who was their guest on July 4 at the Embassy reception given to mark the
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    TALIN ON SCREEN AN INSULT RUSSIA
    142 3 TALIN ON SCREEN AN INSULT RUSSIA M\I»KU» Wed. t^ t» rnfd 4S tasaltint do I the H.-lIV-m m producer UTuS for ?S 'The CftoOl of Mr Isaa* who 1S Pamplona Ig- f iH f m,n t »av>.,rv. turned. through hr had n-civ'-d Jtural atta.he of the vlfl tmbasv m Washrtfe
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    Lock icon LABOUR CRISIS IN CEYLON
    215 3 Food prices soar as port idle COLOMBO, Wednesday. (^EYLON was faced today with a shipping bottleneck in Colombo harbour which is raising the price of food and preventing rice supplies from I entering the island. With as many as 16 ships lined up daily outside the
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    Lock icon Topper and tartan for Duke
    120 3 LONDON, Wed. rpHE 20-year-old Duke of L Kent often accused of looking badly dressed in public, wa« acclaimed today as the creator of a new style tartan trousers with a grey top hat and morning coat. He wore the outfit yesterday at the wedding of
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    Lock icon Expecting? She keeps mam
    58 3 PARIS. Wed. Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly arrived here by train today for their first visit since their wedding in April. Grace sidestepped reporters' questions on whether she was expecting a baby and did not reply when one asked if she Intended buying a maternity wardrobe
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    Lock icon ne value of a cat: Official
    60 3 ne value of a cat: Official BUM Mfeb-a court here assessed the value of an «f cat at 1.000 lire ifive n wher. :t imposed a 'r.:s amount on the I Miian for los- P?t entrusted to the ;■-> veterinary ciepart- o»T.er. who had handwr the cat for treatment, Ef:
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    Lock icon TOWNSEND THE MECHANIC
    67 3 LONDON, Wed. Group Captain Peter Townsend has started work as a mechanic in a car factory at Hull 'Yorkshire). But he will only be there long enough to learn all about the vehicle a Land Rover— which he plans to drive round the world later this year.
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    Lock icon EOKA is near defeat
    135 3 EOKA is near defeat SHORT OF ARMS —BRIGADIER NICOSIA, Wed. 'THE man directing British A anti-terrorist operations in Cyprus believes the backbone of the EOKA extremist campaign may soon be broken. "Once we get Grivas," said Brigadier Baker, "I think the rest will crumble." He was referring to 58-year-old Col.
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    Lock icon Rita Hayworth for London
    41 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Rita Hayworth left by air yesterday for London to complete work on her latest film. "Fire Down Below." She returned on Sunday from Trinidad, where a large portion of the picture was filmed.— A.P.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    210 3 LONDON, Wed. Closing middle prices of selected stock* not Including stamp duty were: IAJJkISK Consols U3% +«i Funding 4% £87>-, +h War J*% £71 Vi -tK BANKS Mercantile (£12%) 14 Eastern (£5) CTft Chartered (£1) SS/3 Hongkong ($125) 194 INSURANCE Com. Un. (uU.) 84/6 +1/Royal «l/ 6 Prudential
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    TIN
    20 3 LONDON. July 11— CMb Buyer? 1741; BeDen £743; toward Buyer* £7S7H; Seller* <7SSH: Settlement £743: Turnover, am. lit tOM.pjß.3t.
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    RUBBER
    26 3 LONDON, July ll.— Spot 37H4L. Auk. TTHd.. Sept. S7'4d., Oct.Dec. MH<U Jan.-Mtr. MHd., April-June iim., July cii. «7'»o\. A«g. c.U. 27 Hd. Tone: Quietly steady.
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    K. hits the bottle, insults his guests
    264 3 K. hits the bottle, insults his guests CM IT MEM TK SACK? iewspaper na LONDON, Wed. A drunken outburst in which Soviet Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev insulted Western representatives at a big Moscow party, has been widely reported here. The occasion for the oatburst was a banqttet and garden
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    27 3 LONDON, Wed.— M. Andre Chamson, distinguished French writer, was today unanimously elected president of International PJLN., the world literary association, it its 28th congress here.—Reuter.
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    Man who died for history
    179 4 Man who died for history ONCE HE TAUGHT AT UNIVERSITY A MAN who gave his life In the cause of history was yesterday remembered by his former students in this country. He wu Mr. Lan Macgregor who died last week la Weft Africa at 20. Mr. Macgregor, .a Cambridge graduate,
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    'COLONY DAT IN BORNEO
    40 4 JKBSELTON, Mon.— North Borneo will celebrate "Colony Day" on Sunday. On that day 10 years ago the territory officially became a British colony. Legislation passed recently makes July 15 a public holiday from this year onwards.
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    Town council
    17 4 KLUANO, Wed. The monthly meeting of the Kluang Town Council will take place on Sunday.
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    Even io house'n« permit
    58 4 Even io house' n« permit A FARMER W°^ to a BtaltP* 5 terday wb» why he ouil house in c f off the 15» Road Chua Kee 0 his bow ••jungle, i Chan, the ci" "I was trj away from chose the slte house "But even tner. ment was Mr.Cbsnj*
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    THE SEVEN-YEAR TA HITCH
    287 4 THE SEVEN-YEAR TA HITCH Why Am d«Uv* Tudor answers magistrate's crittaJ 'Taxpayer to Name— he gets as many as three warning 9 THE Comptroller of Income Tax, Mr. D. H. A Tador, yesterday explained why his department had waited seven yean to charge a man who had not made his
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    60 TEACHERS PLAN TOUR OF INDIA
    69 4 60 TEACHERS PLAN TOUR OF INDIA KUALA SELAMOOR, Wed —Sixty Selang or Indian teachers are plannlnf an educational tour of Booth Xndli and Ceylon during the December holidays. They have asked the State'i Chief Education Officer to begin the first term next yeai a week later than usual to enable
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    Three win in Talentime
    41 4 Mr. Stephen Pestana won first prise In the vocalist section at the Joo Chiat Community Centre talentime competition over the weekend. Mr. Michael Cheong was the best Instrumentalist and Mr. and Mrs. All won the dancing contest.
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    Woman robbed
    29 4 Two men broke Into a driver's quarters of a hotel in Scotts Road, Singapore, held op a woman, Honnoh binte Ahmad Sawee, and robbed her of $180.
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    He asks: 'What's your opinion?'
    105 4 He asks: 'What's your opinion?' MR. ROY MORGAN Director of the Australian Public Opinion Polls of Melbourne, arrived in Singapore by Qantas/BOAC yesterday to study the possibilities of setting up similar polls in Malaya. During his three-day visit he will have talks with the Chief Ministers of Singapore and the
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    The rough customers
    63 4 PENANG, Wed. Two youths punched a shop assistant when he refused to change a pair of shoes they had bought some days previously, a magistrate's court, here was told today. Loudnathan and Thiagarajan, both 20, pleaded guilty to causing hurt to Tan Eok Kark. They were bound
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    Hendon course
    26 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Inche Zalnal Ariffln, OCPD, Kota Tinggi, has left for a six-month course of training at the Metropolitan Police College, Hendon, England.
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    The of unhappy male nurses,,
    149 4 The of unhappy male nurses,, SIR DAVID W NEKn h ad not jl that the 5 nurseby hospital a, th e Chief I Sir David j ton. told tb Leßislative"! today. A scheme of n nurses v: 3 V L' sidered and s O mitted tn the* the WhitK comment
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    New presij
    27 4 TELUK ANSO.V-J principal of Hi Chinese School. I Ram, was tatftuUl of the Teluk AX Club for the yea: I predecessor was I Eng Poh.
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    APRIL—all say ye
    177 4 APRIL all say ye COLONY PARTIES BACK Mr. LIM ON MERDEKAJ BUT LIB-SOCS SAY: 'MUCH TO BE DONE FIRSTI fVBE proposal by Mr. Lim X Tew Hock. Chief Minister of Singapore, to reopen independence talks in London next April, yesterday met with approval from opposition political parties. Bat Mr. E.
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    COURT CONFISCATES $100,000 OF OPIUM
    142 4 QPIUM worth $100,000 was confiscated in a Singa- 1 i? wwrtJCfterttay when Chen Keng Siong, 34 EwSftSF of having the at on Chen, a driver, was sentenced to two years' Jail, and a fine of $5,000 or another I years' Imprisonment. The fine was not
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    Away from lessons
    59 4 Ninety-six Malayan students in Britain 72 from the Federation and 24 from Singapore are among those from overseas who have applied for places in the British Council summer vacation courses during August and September. The courses, totalling 25. have been planned to enable students to get to
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    Husband's yes not a m
    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Government will not introduce any rule requiring women to get their husbands' consent before enroling as women special constables. Thia was stated in the Fede- m (Ullancc B JI Perak>. There are la mI constables Uon.
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    Art course
    24 4 JTOMITAiI, Wed.-Th«y Probation teachers from English schools here yesterday began an art course conducted by the Federation's Art Superintendent, Mr. PHD. Harris.
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    VARSITY: $3 MIL. DEBT BY GOVT.
    62 5 VARSITY: $3 MIL. DEBT BY GOVT. I iXMPUR. Wed. Oration Gov- ce P n owes the Uni?S?ol Malaya $3 SS and is planning $%£s sum by ml^'rSnre Committee WJ 5* necessary vote Todays feral LepsE?S?th< niversit S I SfWeration should ,':l pauias 0' j; tgreed to buy >*s}ofo'reßahru which J
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    Kedah visit
    15 5 ...p STAR Wfd. The ■fi^Stutionai commisW;\ v Kedah and sit ■ffCS" July 24
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    TODDY SHOP— THAT'S A MAN'S AFFAIR
    70 5 TODDY SHOP— THAT'S A MAN'S AFFAIR ALOR STAR, Wed.— Women labourers on Kuala Ketil Estate, central Kedah, did not vote when a secret ballot was held to decide if the estate's toddy shop should be closed. The ballot, sponsored by the Labour Department, was taken after workers had asked the
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    WOUNDED RED ESCAPES
    59 5 •LOR STAR. Wei A fought batUe with d band:t> on the f th( Bongsu rye in South Kedah I The action was near the scene of an incident on July 1 when the manager of Sungei Ular Estate. Mr. J. Wllkel, and his assistant, Mr. D. Wombell,
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    Heah: Til see the Queen
    387 5 HEXL PRESENT STRAITS CHPfESE STAMP ON MEBPKKA AIM TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE MALAYA ON HIGHEST LEVELS 9 PENANG, Wednesday, THE president of the Penan? Straits Chinese British Association, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, will seek an audience with the Queen to present the views of Malayan
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    Served 30 years
    39 5 Three hundred junior members of the staff of the Singapore P.W.D. will give a farewell party today to their retiring director, Mr. A. Wear, who leaves for Britain next week after SO years' service in Malaya.
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    Killed by branch
    30 5 BUTTERWORTH, Wed.~ Sim Kong Sim, 16, died five hours after the branch of a rambutan tree crashed on him near his house at Permatang Pauh last night.
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    BUSMEN WIN IN LEAVE PAY ROW
    203 5 BUSMEN WIN IN LEAVE PAY ROW THE Singapore Tracr tion Company yesterday cleared up a point about its workers' annual leave pay and the busmen are now happy. The workers had claimed that the company was paying them only flve-and-half days' wages during their seven days' annual leave. They said
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    June rubber imports
    38 5 PKNANG, Wed. Singapore and the Federation Imported a total of 23,867 tons of rubber In June. The biggest shipments came from Sumatra, which sent 14£63 tons to Singapore and 1.2 M tons to the Fe^e-
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    Guilty bike—but he sold it eight yean ago
    169 5 Guilty bike but he sold it eight yean ago ABDUL KARIM BIN MAT JUDIN, of the State Forest Office, Johore, told a Singapore court yesterday that the last time he saw the motor-cycle on which he was alleged to have committed a traffic offence on March 12 this year, was
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    GRAND-DAD TAKES DAVID ROUND THE WORLD —ITS BETTER THAN BOOKS
    162 5 GRAND-DAD TAKES DAVID ROUND THE WORLD ITS BETTER THAN BOOKS THE tt years difference in the ac*« of two >iwfinm on the liner, President Polk, is not preventing either of them from enjoying a world tour together. Mr. Kay Swearing, 72, is taking his li-year-old grandaon, David Bull, (above) on
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    Coroner tells parents: Find evidence
    234 5 Open verdict on electrocuted boy AN open verdict was recorded at a Singapore A inquest yesterday after the parents ol a nine-year-old boy had been told: "If you think someone led your son into a trap, you must produce evidence. "There is no direct evidence
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    TENGKU PRAISES POLICE ACTION
    179 6 TENGKU PRAISES POLICE ACTION KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Minister for Internal Defence and Security, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today complimented the Police for preventing an Incident in the strike-bound Lam Huat Pineapple Estate in Johore from developing into a grave situation. The matter was raised in the Federal Council by Inche
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    SINGAPORE'S FLORENCE WINS AUSTRALIA'S FIRST PRIZE FOR SINGING
    140 6 HfllSS FLORENCE PONG ml If 1 Singapore wen the ftrst prbe of KM in a commercial radio singing contest in Sydney, Australia, last month. Miss Pong is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Phillip 8. Pony, of MA Sooth Bridge She Is
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    Singapore plans to outbid Hong Kong In lm«lnet« talks with China^l $500 million A YEAR TARGET
    485 6 Singapore plans to outbid Hong Kong In lm«lnet« talks with China^l $500 million A YEAR TARGET Yap mission sees CoftJ as the salesman of Mao's goods in S.E. MR. YAP PHENG GECK and his trad. to China are confident they can h^ business between Singapore and the to mainland into
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    A woman defied the union -strike
    206 6 A woman defied the union -strike IOW 40 WORKERS ARE TOLD: YOU'RE SACKED JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The strike of 111 workers at the Lian Hwa shoe factory here, which began on June 11, is still being continued by 40 workers, mostly young women. The.rest have gone back to work. The
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    New studios for Radio Malaya
    39 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Legislative Council today approved a token provision of $5,000 for new offices and studios for Radio Malaya in Penang. The item was Included tn the supplementary estimates for development projects.
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    MAHMUD'S NOT SO LONELY NOW
    207 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. \fIAHMUD bin Haji Yunos, the Johore schoolboy IT who was given a new lease of life by a threehour brain operation in Sydney, has found a welcome friend in an Australian trainee nurse. Miss Jan Hancock, 18, of Bt. Luke's Hospital, read
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    $39,960 tip-offs
    48 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Federation Government paid out $39,960 last month for tip-offs leading to the capture or killirg of terrorists. TT lghest amount— sl2,3oo— was paid Negri Sembllan, followed by Perak with $11,000. Other amounts: Pahang $7,206. Malacca $5,554. Trengganu $1300, Johore $1,400. Kelantan $1,000.
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    It was all a family affair...
    100 6 PENANG. Wed.— A woman constable, Elizabeth Peter,, today summoned her cousin, G. G. Samy, for slapping her, FHzabeth alleged that her cousin went to her house on May 16 and slapped her three times. Samy den'ed this. The Magistrate. Mr. E. A. Long, asked
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    Moving targets
    28 6 TELUK ANSON. Wed. Home Guards on the Degong Division of Ratanui Estate near here fired last night at two fleeing figures seen outside the perimeter wire.
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    THE OTHER MISSIO
    114 6 Nine named for Cambodia VINE members of the 11 Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will be in the official trade delegation to Cambodia. An official of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, which Is sponsoring the visit. said yesterday: "Since they are so Interested In going, we
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    Lay low with his 20-cents cm
    160 6 TOR 20 months a Singapore r Traction Company bus conductor lay low while police were searching for him in connection with the misappropriation of two 10 cent faros. Meanwhile the S.T.C. strike broke out and It was after Its settlement that Ho Loon FY»g,
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    We were appalled at fishermen's utter dependence on the sea'
    572 7 rfJ vrsTICATORS URGE $5,000,000 BOA»i» XO w*t,p DUMPY Al v LUMPUR \Y,I.-The Wgovernment consider sclt.nfi 'Fisheries Board an initial gran* 3.000,000, to give subsidies!© v one of the ationa of committee, the Minister bin Ishak, the Gov- :o investigate industry
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    XPERT AID ON EEP-SEA SHING SOON
    196 7 I KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. LYANS may be trained in deep water fishing etliods by Japanese experts under the Colombo This possibility is mentioned by the 11-man committee appointed by the Federation Government to inquire into the problems of the fishing industry in its report
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    Simple and sweeping
    74 7 Simple and sweeping BL report of the 11--nun Governmentpii i n ted committee (h probed thf Fede■b'i h-miK industry fd on it humorous t i a five-line chapter ded "Coral Sweep- said. should not :>ndi this catalogue, we tl without perpetuat- in nnnt the request ,i fisherman from rth Malaya
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    chool head
    25 7 BU BAHRU, Wed. lIS Ambrose, science K English College, Binro, .eaves on Sun- iban to take up ■Mntment of headmasm George the Fifth
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    18 murdered
    16 7 There were 18 murders in Sarawak last year, according to the 1955 police report.
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    $620,000 MORE FOR HOSPITAL
    71 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. TOHE Federation Government 1- is to make two more grants, totalling $620,000. to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital. One vote, for $120,000, is to provide for 80 extra beds in the hospital, making the total 220. The Finance Committee has also approved a
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    ree photos may reveal big assets
    177 7 PU II'MPUR, Wed. Wll A:: Force has pretz Forest Department :ree set of air photoJL' ot kwb most O j tne Br wor nearly J apartment is now L E sp t nd $20,000 on r--. *hich, it is hoped th Photographs HKpiMed to
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    750 cheques go a-begging for owners but find no takers
    251 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The War Damage Commission is puzzled by the whereabouts of more than 75* people to whom chesjues were sent bat were returned undelivered. In some cases chesjues which had not been returned were not banked, says the
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    Indonesia, Siam drop ban on blachan
    190 7 BUT BETTER PRODUCE IS WANTED KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. INDONESIA and Slam have withdrawn the ban on A imports of Malayan dried salted fish and blachan (shrimp paste). The Federation Government, in a bid to revive exports of both commodities, has asked small producers of
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    $20,000 FOR WAR ON YAWS
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Two more medical field teams are to go into action to help out in the yaws elimination campaign in Kelantan and TreneEanu. The Finance Committee approved a sum of $20,308 to cover this In a paper laid before today's meeting of the
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    $107,000 is the cost
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The economic survey of the Federation by the International Bank Mission cost Government $107,753. Of this $18,»6 is to be recovered from the Singapore Government.
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    $125,000 for studies
    49 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation finance committee has voted $125,000 for 41 post-graduate scholarships for future eovernment officers. Thirty-five of these scholarships are to be allotted to the Education Department, three to the Chemistry Department, two to the Mines and one to the Geological Survey Department
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    SILVER WEDDING
    47 8 20 WorU $U (minimum). HARE-ROBINSON: July 12th, 1931 at Holy Trinity Church, Wimbledon, Surrey, Frederick Arthur, eldest son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Arthur Hare to Maude Hardaway, second daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. D. Robinson. Present address No. 10 Chatsworth Park, Singapore
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    DEATH
    40 8 it> viord, HO (minimum). M. Cumarasami, 87 father of the Hon. Mr. M.N. Cumarasami, Federal Legislative Councillor, died at 4.30 pm, yesterday. Cortege will leave 31, Swee Guat Road, Kuala Lumpur at 5 pjn. today for Setapak burial ground.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    139 8 20 Wtrit $U (minimum). MRS. LONGSTAFP and Christine wish to express gratitude to aM their frienos for the help kind messages and beautiful floral tributes on their sudden bereavement. MRS. LOO CHENG LIM At Family thank all Friends and Relatives for their Kind Assistance, Condolences Wreaths, Donations, Loan of
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    IN MEMORIAM
    34 8 1$ WoriM $U (minimum). IN EVER LOVING Memory of B. T. Samuel Naysadoral, died 11.7.42. "Being made perfect in a <*hort Space he fulfilled a Long Vime fat his Soul pleased God."
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    212 8 20 Words $10 (minimum). dresses As GOWNS. Prices further slashed. Sale till Saturday at Mulchands. FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the "Malay Mail" If you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. OLDTIMERS "in the know" Insist on Peter Dawson Special Bcotch Whi«ky. Sole Agents Robinson's. MADELINES FASHION NEWS.
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. July 12, 1956. Alliance: The Next Step
    540 8 The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. July 12, 1956. Alliance: The Next Step A curious feature of the Alliance is that it exists by virtue of a gentleman's agreement between three political parties— the U .M.N.0., the M.C.A. and the MJ.C. This political marriage has never been regularised to define the
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    Ike Makes His Choice
    361 8 A cartoon In the Washington Post depicts a harassed looking man in a doctor's consulting room. 1 feel fine Doc.," says the man. '1 Just want an analysis of the political situation." That is so near the American truth that it hurts. Mr. Eisenhower's decision that
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    The P.S.C.'s Role
    264 8 The 1955 report of the Singapore Public Services Commission emphasises that the Commission is not only an advisory body without executive powers, but also is not required to advise on appointments that are not In the authorised estimates, or temporary and acting appointments. In view of the
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      1060 8 RUBBER smallholders in Kelantan do not understand how the present rubber replanting scheme really works. I think the Rubber Replanting Board has not sufficiently explained the conditions under which financial heh> la Riven. It is always a falling of a government department to assume that its
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      ONLY ONE BUS
      111 8 ONO WATT and lady Li Passenger' are quite correct in what they say about the Inefficient and irregular bus service along MacPherson and Aljunied Roads This service, besides being in a locality of schools near both terminals and •Jong the route, serves a steadily developing area. Besides,
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    A MULTI-RACIA COMMONWEALT
    607 8 'THE most remarkable x fact about the C ommonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference is that the relations between them are rather better at the end of it than they were at the beginning. These men come from the five continents, and .two of them— Mr. Nehru and Mr.
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    |quare deal for squatter farmers
    271 9 ■OPERATION CLEAM-Pr PMDBB WATi THE AIM-TO BBSKTTtE 1,900 SDIOAPORK FAMILIES 0 THEY WILL LIVE ON 0A T IS XOW SWAMP Iff) BARREN BLUKAR I im vI'ORK Government has launched Rimrai'-" < lean-up" in a big effort to reM XL n^ squatter fanners. ■ft" 011 win
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    ew job in Singapore v Blythe
    87 9 ew job in Singapore v Blythe who re- Secrert in June service :->point- oer of Sovern- night been 1 -.:.capore rye la the I the the reman, Mr. i w an tment of chairend of his The reason xplain- L v appointment ie Governor Six Robert i The Public OrdlI
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    Letter-box is classroom for C-plan 40
    237 9 Letter-box is classroom for C-plan 40 fOBTY Singapore youngsters are learning to beK come qualified technicians— through the post. They have been awarded correspondence scholarships by the Australian Government under the Colombo Plan. Mr. L. C. Ooh, chairman of the selection boartd set up by the Singapore Government to deal
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    augural meet
    16 9 a:a :;-npur. wed. .-r.eenng of the Onion th« Federal 1 car.teer. here on Satur-
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    THREE TINY TOTS SING A SONS FOR LADY BLACK _ WHEN SHE CAME VISITING THEIR SCHOOL
    112 9 THREE TINY TOTS SING A SONS FOR LADY BLACK WHEN SHE CAME VISITING THEIR SCHOOL LADY BLACK, wife of the Governor of Singapore, was all praise for the three schools she visited yesterday morning. She said: "I am very glad to see the happy look on the children's faces. "Above
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    Power men may not switch off after all
    184 9 Power men may not switch off after all r THE proposed strike by L 2.500 Singapore City Council electrical workers may be called off after all. At yesterday's meeting between the Electrical Workers' Union, to which the men belong, and the City Council about 80 percent of the wage claims
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    Ministers off for talks
    97 9 The Deputy Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Hamld bin Jumat, will leave by air for Kuala Lumpur today with the Minister for Health. Mr. A. J. Braga, and the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. for talks with the Federation Cabinet on Friday and
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    That 'smart' look now
    74 9 —for Customs men KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— All Customs stall are to be given better uniforms, the Minister of Finance, Col. H. Lee told Mr. Chew Boon Be (nominated) in the Federal Legislative Council today. Mr. Chew had asked whether "smarter and more colourful" uniforms could be
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    Not guilty plea
    49 9 Lee Pang San pleaded not guilty in a Singapore Magistrate's court yesterday to a charge of criminal intimidation by threatening P S. John with injury, with intent to stop him from entering the premises of United Metal Works, Woodlands Road, on Monday morning. Bail was allowed.
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    2 BANKS LOSE CASE
    300 9 Check should have been more careful, says judge KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The High Court here today ordered two banks the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and the Oriental Bank of Malayan to pay a total of $21,492 to the Rubber Replanting Board. Mr. Justice Buhagiar held that
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    AH MUI, 9—HEROINE OF KAMPONG ALJUNIED f
    166 9 AH MUI, 9— HEROINE OF KAMPONG ALJUNIED f THIS IS Chan Ah Mui. aged nine, heroine of the fire which made 77 people homeless at Kampong AlJuied on Tuesday night. When a cat knocked over a lighted kerosene lamp (the police explanation of the fire) Ah Mai, clutching two bolsters,
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    Govt. will take roll to assist school plan
    120 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A national registration scheme for children of schoolgoing age was announced today by the Minister for Education, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein. Registration, which Is to start next month, is to help the Government carry out its policy of
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    Cinema manager acquitted
    47 9 KAMPAR. Wed. Tham Kee Piew. 39-year-old mannager of the Rex cinema here. was today acquitted on a charge of outraging the modesty of an usherette. Tham was alleged to have embraced Lam Swee Yee, 23, in the cinema hall on June 6 about noon.
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    Junior Rotary plan for new leaders
    227 9 T\R. ARTHUR THEVATHASAN. district governor of Rotary 46, which covers Malaya, Bangkok and Saigon, yesterday suggested to Singapore Rotarlans a scheme to train students to be leaders of their community in public service. The scheme, which he described as "Junior Rotary," calls for selection
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    Air transport union officers
    54 9 The following have been elected officials of the Singapore Civil Air Transport Union: President. Mr. Anthony Magimaidas: vice-president, Mr. Lee Kok Kong; gen. secretary, Mr. S. Dragoon; asst. secretaries Mr. Ahmad bin Marzuki, and Mr. Chew Cheng Kheam; hon. treasurer, Mr. Waji bin Alimat; asst. treasurer,
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    200 PLAN PROTEST MARCH ON ASSEMBLY
    184 9 200 PLAN PROTEST MARCH ON ASSEMBLY IifORE than 200 em--ITA ployees of Fred Waterhouse Co. in SinKapore are planning to march to the Assembly House on Monday to protest to the Chief Minister, Mr. Llm Yew Hock, against the management's refusal to recognise their union— the Fred Waterhojse Workers' Union.
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    Church youth fellowship
    55 9 TAIPING, Wed —The Methodist Youth Fellowship Week started on Monday and will end on Sunday with a service at the Wesley Church at 5.30 p.m. There will be a sports meet tomorrow at 5 p.m., a play and sideshow on Friday at 7.30 p.m.. and a social
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      108 9 The weather MINIMUM TEMPBBATtTBE (7 30 pjn. on July 10 to 7.30 ajn. on Ju& 11): Stagapor* 74 degrees, Penang 75, KoU Bharu 76. Kuala Lumpur 73. Ipoh 74, Kuantan 71. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE (730 aJn. to 7.30 pjn. on July 11): Btag»Por« P»«>« Kota Bharu 84. Kuala Lumpur 91, Ipoh
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    Swiss mannequin has model cloth
    376 10  -  SUSAN It \tt||,J By CHKISTIAW DIOR DESIGNED HER CHEONGSAM T ILIANE HODEL, svelte, honey blonde s u neqoJn who has modelled for some «?> leading fashion houses, has brought \lJ* a collection of Continental cloth. s woman would envy. ""t Among them is a cheongsam
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    SHE ADORES HATS
    102 10 ....so verff chic mnd tmmimim* The little luts of Paris! "U lilim." I. h* fa, c4Ue»So« little; like* them saMcy. tw««t and »cry, sfcdl hat of Swiss straw, but Mm v«rr becoming like her three favmw- »wt are of tar. j ites pictured below. reathers «r fcwit.
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    Model wife is a good cook
    389 10 A PRETTY face and "figure combined with career didn't prevent Liliane Hodel from becoming a good cook. "I like very much to make the dishes my husband likes," she said. "Mushrooms, specially and many grow in Switzerland. I go to the forest to pick
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    1572 11 World's greatest forest fire I gutted 6 towns, killed 85 I that marked milestone in history I THE whole world was horrified in August, 1910, by news from America of what was described as the greatest forest fire ever recorded by man. The flames raged across three million acres of
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      83 11 Rex Morgan. M.D. Barker Jr. calls *MMAa^^^^^^"'H"T^^^swy V ufC i lEO BBbt LfC k£ f AaCft< LMU t"^^^""ssl T T CVTIKC SSV AMCA9AU^C A I fli fid a\O Wl I i Dick Tracy Up north vSfßwTßSii^Kp rSlSN^^Jj^b^^ IN BY A UTTLE FELLIjWWHO SAWTMAT POLICE v KG WHEN HE T I
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    TIN PRICE EASES AS 7,000 MINERS CALL OFF STRIKES
    497 12 TIN PRICE EASES AS 7,000 MINERS CALL OFF STRIKES By Our Market Correspondent THE return to work on Tuesday of 7,000 tir workers in Selangor and Perak, after theii lightning strike over the weekly roster system pushed the price of tin down in Singapore yes terday. The price registered its
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 12 July first gra.de rnbber buyers I f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 95 cents per lb., up 2l k cents on Tuesday's closing price The closing tone was easier. Closing prices In cents per Ib yesterday were:— No. 1 R.S.S Spot f.o.b. buyers 95. sellers 95, (Norn.); No.
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    TALAM MINES
    12 12 Talam Mines produced 843 piculs of tin ore in June.
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    172 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Ex. change: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; July $26H buyers, $26% sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $40 sellers, drum $43 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business reported done. Muntok white $108, Sarawak, $107, special Sarawak black $74 (all unchanged). Singapore Copra Association 4
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    91 12 The Malaya* Exchange Banks Aassetatlsa made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday:. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss Francs 141%: Belgian Francs 1610%; French Francs *****; Holland OsdMers J23%; DenUehe Marks 136%; Swedish Kronor 16T%; Danish Kronor 224%: Norwegian Kroner 232 Italian Ure *****; Aden
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    SHIPPING
    79 12 Ships lying alongside the Slngapen narbesjr Board wharves or sxeeetai today are: SarthU 1/2, Atami Maru 4/5, Amboull C.P., Pilot* Oarnler 6/7. Olenorchy 8/9, Ralula 11, Chuoh Maru 13/14. Peleus 15/16, Dardanus 18. Gorgon 18/20. Larantuka N. Wall 4, StU N. Wall 8. Sedlli N. Wall 8. Belay* 31/22,
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    RUBBER CROPS
    18 12 The following June rubber crops are announced:— Ay cr Molefc 31,380 lb; Bakit KatU 43,138 lb.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    59 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS under!,;,, here tod;, v i, M with.,, the fe.r i r SSS 355 Loans :>, Loan* 3 Con. Zinc. h Bank of J|Jl w ""I Mount Lyell Western \ii n;r Ampol Ex Oil Search Bradford B. Hill p-o I Cour»,i!;c! I Dunlop Elec. Zinr J Pelt and Textile".,
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    24 12 Follow-in? j UM are notified- k~J* (May 238. 600 lb. (May 9.500 Ibi- U7.340 li- »JJ9S Alorrw.' Bfedong 48 i<c 7 1
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    168 14 Vietnamese -but no Aussies IPOH. Wed. VIETNAM will be re- presented at the Malayan lawn tennis championships and the inter-port competition to be played next month. A letter from Saigon was received today by the L.T.A.M. Hon. secretary, Mr. Tan Chin Bens, stating that the Vietnamese champion, Nguyen Van Tick,
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    1065 14 r Ja€k Fingleton— i LONDON. Wed. VTOTHING more remaxk--11 able in International sport of recent yean has been seen than the transformation that has come over this series between England and Australia the third Test of which will be played at
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    728 14 smrmm By The Sports Editor ALL Is not well with the A administration of Perak's state soccer. The present controv ersy between the Lower Perak F.A. and its parent body, the Perak A.F.A., must clearly be resolved quickly so that
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    52 14 The R.AJ». Seletar Golf Club's stableford (bogey) competition was won by BAC R. Scott (40) with W. Horncastle (SB) runner-up. Scott also won the ball sweep on the second nine. The women's four-club event was won by Mrs. b. Mitchell (4s) tftar a countback with Mrs
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    FIRST TRICK DOES IT AGAIN
    266 16  - FIRST TRICK DOES IT AGAIN EPSOM JEEP By lIURRY HURRY, with apprentice Joharl astride, put up a gnmd sprinting performance to beat Amusement II and the hot favourite, Sovereign, in the Class 1, Dlv. 1, 6f Kedah Stakes at Bukit Timah yesterday, second day of the Singapore Turf Club July
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    197 16 QINGAPORE have made seven changes in the team to meet Negri Sembilan in this weekend's interstate cricket fixture on the S.C.C. padang Only R. Sandosham, M. Hanrahan, S. Kulaslngam and T. Beames are retained from the side which went down by Aye wickets to Malacca
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    107 16 SOCCER B.G.S.F.A. Kawekwe* Cap: Dfv. 3: Deaaaln vßail* Malaya. Par. wr Park; P> Issue v P. aa4 T. "B-, PUkT. griMi; PMto* "B" V T.T.C.8.U., Ftmr Park. SAPA Laaga* Dlv. SA: Badla Maa v Jeatfer AA, Parrer Park; DX SB: Bme Itm. SjC. v Indian Tesasgstsrs. Oeylaae;. Parker
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    90 16 A QUICK 66, (three sixes and in another match at the Naval A six fours) in S3 minutes by Base Mathews enables OHQ PARELP RNZAP 146>7 ded. (Ward beat Hee Boon Garrison by two 16 n.0.. Archer 30) Terror 103-8 wlekets In their Baited Services (Booth
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    49 16 TOTAL POOL: f£M,ll6 IST: No. *****6 (SUMM) 2ND: No. *****1 (S UJ9M) UU>: No. Zftftt 34,118) STARTERS <$MJHI each): Nob. 244*4*, *****4, *****7 4M7W. 14J741T^ *****3 4MS2I. 41M27, *****1 *****9, IMMS, 43MM. CONSOLATION (StlM each): Nm. *****4, SlUtt, s» m DOUBLE TOTE: 39 tickets (f»l9 oe».
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    1936 16 TWO WINNERS BACH TOR TRAINERS BUUITAM AND SPKNCKR ReMQ On# CLASS 3. DtT. 3—B TOBB. Shaw Stable's (7) oala onumo (836-314) FsesMr 1 (I) S«n Gleam 8.4 (373—331) Jones a (4) Intonist 8.8 (4M-4M) Hudson S (1) The Maker 1.1 (18*— 163) illtehen (3) CAKTON
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    ACS keep their title, Kesavan gets record
    399 16 ANGLO Chinese School became champions for the fourth year running in the inter-school athlete championships After a tent* struggle with St. Joseph's over the two days of the meet which ended at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Anglo Chinese were clinging to a 36
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    258 16 166 yards: l. Kesavan Soon (VS^S. P. Vatsaloo (8P8), S. H. de Sousa (BJI). 10.5; 336 yards: 1. Kasavan Soon (V 8), s. P. Vat£*w (SPB). s. O. Ranrtoeheai, 33 J0 (record); 440 yards: 1. Makhasflal (Bart), s. P. BalakriahuSsTO: 999 yards: 1. Byed
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    353 16 'FOOTBRA WU HK TOUR TEA STUNNED fa By THE SPORTS EDITn, 1 fPBE TOURING Hong Kong foottJu I (the league and cup cnVrnnJ I SI Motor Bus (third in the leaS n S) the hospitality shown them k Isl "J Amateur Football Association* lh i sportsmen.- n and M They
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    67 16 Clark 128 not LONDON. Wed-A tea scores: A Oval, Surrey <i (Clark not out jjr vs Gloucestershire At Ainlejr, Laws At Portsmouth. vr n two vs Hampshire At Derby, D^ i (Revlll 72, vs At Kiddtrmimitt t, for three (Kmyot Dews 57 > vs ribs At Eastbourne. Colonel Stevens three
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