The Straits Times, 20 June 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED V\IF EXCEEDS 80.000 The Straits Times Hew*** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1958 it CENTS
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    MOSCOW HALTS TALKS
    306 1 SOVIET CHIEFS MAY REVERSE MR. ICs LINE Purge forecast of 'revisionists' among Communist satellites Back to the cold war again I ONDON, Thurs. Russia broke off diplomatic negotiations on a cultural ag- j reement with Britain I today in the first sign that Moscow's new cold war
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    AMBUSH!
    302 1 15 Reds trap truck, wound 2 policemen gUNGEI, PATANI, Thurs.— Two constables were injured one seriously when 15 terrorists ambushed a police truck at the sth milestone of the hilly Klian Intan-Kroh road yesterday afternoon. The bandits, dressed in jangle green and armed with automatic weapons, fired from well
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    TIRED TENGKU (OFF TO CLEANSE SOUL) IS EMBRACED BY MR. LIM
    131 1 TIRED TENGKU (OFF TO CLEANSE SOUL) IS EMBRACED BY MR. LIM THE Prime Minister of th. Federation, Tengku Abdul Rahman. looking cry serious and weary, boarded a KIM airliner at Singapore Airport yesterday morning for Beirut on his way to Mecca. He arrived in Singapore n Wednesday night from Kuala
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    5 CHILDREN DIE OF MYSTERY ILLNESS
    169 1 5 CHILDREN DIE OF MYSTERY ILLNESS IPOH, Thurs. Five people, including three infants, died after severe vomiting and diarrhoea in the Kampong Tawa New Village, four miles from here, during the past three weeks. The dead are: Two girls and three boys. The Health Officer, Kinta, Dr. W. Holmes, who
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    News services' new role
    44 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A three-day conference 01 the Department of Information Services' "new role" <n Independent Malaya was opened here today by tn? acting Prime Minister, Halo Abdul Razak bin Hussein. It is being attended by 10 state Information officers.
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    Cheers for man who gave a navy
    364 1 Cheers for man who gave a navy ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A burst of applause greeted the announcement in the Federal Council today that it was Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who was responsible for arranging the handing over of the Royal Malayan Navy to the Federation. The Minister
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    THE GAME IS UP FOR NUMBERS RACKET KING
    153 1  -  VIC NAYAGAM By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The twoyear hunt for "Mr. K. Junior" the man who took over the mul i -million dollar Chee Fah numbers racket from his father—is over. Often the police were on his tail since his activities became
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    MEDAN DECLARED A 'CLOSED TOWN'
    338 1 JAKARTA, Thursday. *FHE TOWN of Medan, in North Sumatra has been K declared "closed" by the Indonesian Government for security reasons, it was announced here today. The announcement came In I the wake of reports that British managers were being evacuated from rubber estates after
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    Lock icon Bank rate now 5 p.c.
    62 1 LONDON, Thurs The Bank of England reduced the bank rate to 5 per cent toe level where It stood in September when the Government began adjusting it to meet financial difficulties The rate had been reduced progressively from a high of 7 per cent. The
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    Lock icon SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
    59 1 HOBART, Thurs.—Tasmanlan children are taking sherry and cigarettes to school and holding mixed parties In buildings near the school grounds, r?cording to a report on Juvenile delinquency tabled In the House of Assembly here. The report, by a committee of the Liberal Party, said there was undeniable
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    A dinner 'boycott* by the Cup team
    91 1 A dinner boycott* by the Cup team PENANG, Thurs— Eddy Choong and all but one of his Thomas Cup team mates stayed away last night from a dinner given by the president of the Badminton Association of Malaya, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, in honour of players competing in the Malayan
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    Trade mission
    19 1 TAIPEH, Thurs— The Nationalist Government Is to send a trade mission to Slant for a three-week visit.
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      NOW HE IS STONED AT K.L. RALLY
      77 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A People's Progressive Party rally was interrupted here tonight when stones were hurled at Mr. D.K. Seenivasagam, the secretary-general of the party. Police on duty chased three boys suspected to have been responsible for the stone-throwing. When thr meeting was
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      MALAYAN BADMINTON RESULTS
      201 1 PENANG. Thurs. Results of matches in tho Malayan international badminton championships played here tonight were: MEN'S SINGLES Finn Kobbero beat Oon ("hong Jin 15-12, 15-8; Oon Chong Teik beat Toh Boon Teng 15-9. 15-11. MEN'S DOUBLES Lee Him Chye and Khoo Eng Huah bt. Jim Poole and
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      TEST: ENGLAND 237 FOR 7
      34 1 LONDON. Thurs Enrlang were 2.17 for 7 wirkrU at <lose of play at Lord's here today on the openIng day of thr srrond cricket Test against New Zealand. Reutt-r
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    Summit prospects at new low
    280 2 THE OUTCOME OF IKE'S ANGRY REACTION TO NAGY'S EXECUTION WASHINGTON, Thursday. gUMMIT prospects were at a new low today in the wake of President Eisenhower's angry reaction to the execution of the former Hungarian Premier, Mr. Imre Nagy. He may have left the door to
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    Lock icon End of communal violence in Ceylon
    91 2 End of communal violence in Ceylon COLOMBO, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr olomon Bandaranaike, said in a broadcast last night that' the communal violence which shook Ceylon earlier in the month hid almost completely ceased because of his Government's strong measures. The next step, be said, was to bring under
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    Lock icon Soraya's holiday
    29 2 COLOGNE, Thurs. Princess Boraya, who returned to West Germany from the United States on Tuesday, will leave here in a few days for the French Riviera Reuter.
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    Missile troops
    23 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The 40th Field Artillery Regiment—the first American artillery unit equipped with large ballistic missiles— left yesterday for West Germany.
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    31 2 TOKYO, Thurs. Japan and the Soviet Union will resume tomorrow the direct exchange of postal parcelafter a lapse of 20 years, un der an agreement signed last January. Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.S. MASS INOCULATION MACHINE FOR SIAM
    132 2 U.S. MASS INOCULATION MACHINE FOR SIAM WASHINGTON, Thurs. —The U.S. Defence Department announced yesterday it was despatching to Bangkok a new machine capable of inoculating 500 persons an hour to help combat a cholera epidemic in Siam. The announcement said '-he machine, already tested by the military, had been donated
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    Lock icon Jail demand
    25 2 JAKARTA, Thurs. The prosecution today demanded an eight-month prison term for a Greek sea captain. Joseph Psacoulakis. accused of aiding Indonesian rebels -U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Now musicians' union boycotts the colour bar ballroom
    138 2 Now musicians union boycotts the colour bar ballroom YVOLVERHAMPTON. Thurs —Britain's 28.177-st.rong musicians' union has forbidden its members to play at a ballroom here operating a colour bar, the ballroom management announced yesterday. An official of the Scala ballroom said it had been told by the union that members would
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    Lock icon Madras paralysed by strikes
    216 2 MADRAS, Tnursday. OUSINESS activity in Madras City was paralysed yesterday by a general strike called by representatives of over 100 trade unions in protest against the police tiring on Madras dockers on Markets were closed and most shops In all parts of the city did not
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    Lock icon Reconciliation
    33 2 LAS VEOAS. Yhurs. Blonde entertainer Betty Hutton has reached a reconciliation with her third husband, television executive Alan Livingston. Miss Hutton said last Friday they had decided on a divorce Reuter Reuter.
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    Rice for Ceylon
    33 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs The United States and Ceylon yesterday signed an agreement for the sale of $4,200,000 worth of US surplus rice to Ceylon, to be paid for in rupees.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon INDONESIAN NAVY'S NEW FRIGATE
    86 2 INDONESIAN NA VY'S NEW FRIGATE LEGHORN (Italy). Thurs —The 1,150-ton frigate Jura bati, the last of four vessel: built here for the Indonesian Navy, will be formally hand ed over on Saturday at a ceremony to be attended oy the Indonesian Ambassador to Italy. Mr. Abu Hanifah. A sister ship,
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    Lock icon BID BY BRITAIN TO HALT U.S. TELEVISION INVASION'
    189 2 I ONDON, Thurs. British independent (commercial) television companies were today reported to be making a bid to prevent American television swamping Britain's colonial territories. According to Mr. G Bhrosbee, Industrial relations adviser to the Independent Television Companies Association, the plan is to
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      FIRE ON LINER RUYS IN BUENOS AIRES: PASSENGERS SAFE
      74 2 BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Firemen put out a fire aboard the 14,285-ton Dutch liner Ruys here after a 10-hour battle with the names. Ten firemen were lnjur .•■■■■■■■■■■■■m, cd. eight of them seriouslj mmil enough to require hospital treatment The liner's tito
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      22 2 KARACHI: The Awaml League coalition government 'n East Pakistan tendered Its resignation after it was defeated In the House of Representatives. -Reuter.
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      Lock icon Jailed for 'mark I of affection'
      51 2 Jailed for 'mark I of affection' LIECE (Belgian): A 29--yeir-old Sicilian. Andrea Oi Carlo, who bit a lump out of his Belgian girl friend's cheek during a quarrel wit jailed for 14 months and fined 30.000 francs "In Sicily, it it a mark S or affection," he told the E
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      REBELS MEET
      28 2 TUNIS: Tunisian, Moroc can and Insurgent Algeriai. leaders met here to discus* ways of securing a common policy for an lndepen dent North Africa. Rev ter.
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      25 2 NEW ¥ORK: The United Presbyterian Church passed a resolution urging the United States Government to consider "Immediate res sation" of tests of nuclear weapons. Reuter.
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      14 2 immiiiiiiiiß CAIRO: The French Gov jrnment has requested resumption of Ftanco-Egyp-ian financial talks, leuter
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      23 2 STOCKHOLM: Mrs Agda loessel has been appointed Sweden's permanent de egate to the United Na lons the first woman o be appointed Reuter
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      17 2 CANBERRA: A Japanese marling fleet will begin operations oir the northern oast of Australia next reek. Reuter.
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    U.N. TEAM TO DISCUSS EXECUTIONS
    177 2 U.N. TEAM TO DISCUSS EXECUTIONS NEW YORK, Thursday. J*HE U.N. General Assembly's special commit tee on Hungary is being" called into session at the earliest practicable Hate to consider the situation following the execution and imprisonment of leaders of the 1956 revolt, it was announced last night. Informed sources said
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    Lock icon 'Molotov cocktail' thrown at embassy
    92 2 'Molotov cocktail thrown at embassy MONTEVIDEO, Thnrs. A "Molotov cocktail" was thrown at the Soviet Em. bassy here last night but Bremen put out the fire before any damage was done. Early yesterday hundreds of students protesting against the execution of Mr. Imre Nagy, former Hungarian Prime Minister, marched towards
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    Lock icon Fresh fighting in the Lebanon as Dag flies into Beirut
    386 3 Girls in bikinis ignore the fighting REBEL BANDS LAUNCH HEAVY ATTACK ON ARMY HILL STATIONS BEIRUT, Thursday. THE United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, arrived here by air for talks on the troubled Lebanese situation today, after a night of
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    Lock icon C'est la vie
    39 3 WELLINGTON, Thurs.— A French sailor. Henri Dubos. who has been in hospital here with a fractured leg since March, has had his stay prolonged he fell out of bed and broke the same leg again.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Frogman dies
    26 3 NICOSIA. Thurs.-The body of Able Seaman R.A.J. Warburton a 19-year-old frogman who disappeared while practising diving off Dhekeila on Tuesday, was recovered yesterday. Reuter.
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    Soldiers in action in Nicosia
    56 3 BRITISH TROOPS in action in Nicosia. Cyprus. A GreekCypriot has been shot dead and a hardware shop looted. Military policemen cordon off the area and search some youths lined up against the wall. \n injured civilian is led away. The litter in the stieet came
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    2,000 MORE BY AIR to CYPRUS
    199 3 Britain to send crack tnxtps LONDON, Thursday. ORITAIN decided last night to airlift 2,000 more 13 troops to Cyprus Just as the final contingents of 3,000 paratroop reinforcements arrived in the lense Eastern Mediterranean island. The airlift will start to —m^—^ morrow and should
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    Lock icon 10oz. MAKE lib.-IT'S OFFICIAL IN CHINA
    64 3 10oz. MAKE lib. -IT'S OFFICIAL IN CHINA PEKING. Thurs. Ihe municipal authorities here have introduced the decimal system for weights by decreeing that henceforth 10 ounces instead of 16 will make one pound. The Peking People I Daily reported that the new weights would be marked on the city's 5ti0.000
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    The missing 'P'
    27 3 LONDON. I.iur.s i'hi\. hundred helmet badges jusi Issued to Northamptonshire county police will have to be replaced Someone left the "P" out of Northamptonshire
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    Rocket goes up record 103 miles
    87 3 ADELAIDE, Thurs RRITISH scientists early today successfully fired a Skylark high altitude rocket to a record height 103 miles according to first calculations —at the Woomera ran«p in South Australia Today's success came after a first Skylark fired on > Wednesday night crashed in
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    Lock icon Aliens banned from Indonesia trade
    201 3 JAKARTA. Thursday. INDONESIA yesterday banned foreigners from Joining in its int^r-island trade from July 1, bur allowed present alien traders to continue on a year-to-year basis. Antara news agency saia an announcement from the Internal Trade Bureau of the Trade Ministry stipulated that only aliens
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    LONDON STOCKS
    372 3 ONDo., Wed— The o»u>undini? feature of the stockmarket today was the marked strength of Industrial equities. This followed the overnight announcement by the Chaacellor of the Exchequer of Increased Initial tax allowances to assist Industry and with the new account openIng today prices quickly responded to a good
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    Lock icon Queen's CGUsin weds nurse
    64 3 EDINBURGH. Thurs— The 40-year-old Earl of Strathmore, cousin of the Queen, was married in the private chapel of his castle at Glamis yesterday to Mary Brennan. an Irish nurse The couple first met about two years ago when Miss Brennan. now aged 30. nursed the earl
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    Lock icon India oil hopes
    34 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— The discovery of natural gas in commercial quantities at Jwalamukhi in the Punjab, has led to the Intensification by the Indian Government of it* search lor oil.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CLASH IN PARIS AFTER de GAULLE RALLY
    214 3 CLASH IN PARIS AFTER de GAULLE RALLY DARIS, Thurs. r Right-wing and left-wing students clashed in thp ChampsElysees yesterday morn en t s after Gen. Charles de Gaulle persided at a ceremony there in memory of his June 18, 1940. appeal to defeated France to keep fighting. Police, swinging their
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    Lock icon Ike's sympathy
    36 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs President Garcia of the Philippines said yesterday that President Eisenhower had listened with "a great deal ol sympathy" to his anpeal for i S. loans to help his country's hard-pressed economy. —Reuter.
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      191 3 mlm sW y^^ /.mmwK^-mw The most Important event In 1957 was no doubt the USSR's launching of the first sputnik, on 4th October. This historical fact will remain tor ever In the memory of the future generations as man's biggest conquest of science. The realization of this artificial planet is
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    BLIND SCHOOL
    139 4 Workshop centre will provide advanced trade training KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A $250,000 workshop centre complete with a hostel is being built in Ipoh to provide advanced training for the blind. The worksnop. the biggest project undertaken by the Malayan Association for the Blind, is expected to be ready
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    Deplorable, says union chief
    58 4 I SEREMBAN, Thurs The I Anti-Malarial Staff Union of i Malaya has a "deplorable" membership of only 121 out of 300 potential members. This was stated by the union's retiring president Mr. I. B. Sen at the recent annual delegates conference of the union held here.
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    Man knifed woman, licked blood on dagger, court told
    284 4 Man knifed woman, licked blood on dagger, court told KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A MAN gabbed a woman, then licked the Wood stained dagger with which he knifed her, it was alleged today at a continued preliminary inquiry. Tlte man, Saat bin Ibji Ya'akoh, '25, is charged with murdering Mariam binte
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    11 DAYS TO GO
    33 4 11 DAYS TO GO ...before the jackpot Contest closes and he almost forgets to get his copy of MM. But he's on the right track now and he may wrn that $20,000 prize.
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    WE SEEK SOCIAL STABILITY, GOH TELLS 1.L.0.
    266 4 WE SEEK SOCIAL STABILITY, GOH TELLS 1.L.0. GENEVA, Thursday. |L|R. L. C. GOH, of Singapore, told the International Labour Organisation conference b«re yesterday that the Singapore Government was striving to achieve social stability based on a common citizenship. He said that planning lor a large population naturally Imposed financial burden*
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    Lee defends spending on foreign delegations
    96 4 Lee defends spending on foreign delegations KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federal Legislative Council today approved the supplementary expenditure of $2,900,000 on public services this year During the debate on the Supplementary Supplj (1»M) BUI. an opposition member. Mr D. Seenivasagam. said he hoped thr Government would spend less on overseas
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    Dr. Garlick: Memorial service
    77 4 Dr. Garlick: Memorial service A MBMOKIAL service for the late Dr. G. H. Garlick. Medical Dtreetor of S.A.T.A, wiU ac held at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 430 p.m. on Wednesday, to be followed by the hartal of his ashes at Bidadarl Cemetery. Upper Serangoon ftoad. Singapore. Close associates of thr
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    Job hazard
    23 4 KOTA BHARU. Thui». Lee Bfew Men*. 32. an electrician, was electrocuted here last night while he was fixing a fluorescent lamp
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    Bill collector jailed
    30 4 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. A bill collector. Chong Eng Scan, 31. who misappropriated $8,711 belonging to his uncle, was today Jailed for two years for criminal breach of trust.
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    MIC: Plan to settle T. Anson row
    156 4 TELUK ANSON, Thursday. pHE PERAK branch of the Malayan Indian Congress has a compromise proposal to solve the two-month-old row between its Teluk Anson branch and the new rival Teluk Anson town branch. The plan will be presented to the two branches by
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    Registration of youths
    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Selaiißor Chinese cltl- zenship drive working com-i mittee decided here last night to extend their role j and to assist in registering j youths for national service. Headmasters of eight Chi- nesc middle schools In Selangor have been co-opted i
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    'LET DOWN THE HEM' ANSWER TO ROW ON SHORTS
    149 4 'LET DOWN THE HEM' ANSWER TO ROW ON SHORTS RISKS of a "moral decline" among pupils in Malay girls' schools as a result of wearing shorts for sportg are minimised In Singapore by the simple expedient of letting dawn the hems. Straltß Times Inquiries showed yesterday that lt'» the few
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    King to see festival
    52 4 PENANO. Thurs. The Van« dl-Pertuan Agong and his consort will arrive here tomorrow on a four-day informal visit to attend the Penang festival. The royal visitors will attend the Asian dance exhibition at St. Xavier's tomorrow night, and the water regatta, motor sports and fireworks display
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    Voice contest
    22 4 PENANG. Thurs. Penang. Butterworth and Buklt Mertajam "hello" girls hold their Miss Golden Voice competition this year on July 1.
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    Britain is best rubber buyer
    39 4 FENANO. Thun Ov« 97J)00 tons of rubber and latex were exported la*t month. Of these, about 19JM0 Urn were sent to Britain. U.-181 to the Untted States. 4,810 »o RiwsU and 5.861 to Chtna.
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    Police band
    33 4 PENANG, Thurs. The Federation police band will play selection* of light music a' the Esplanade tomorrow The programme, which starts at 6 15 pjn.. will be followed by a drill display
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    After 2 years, workers win holidays claim
    122 4 IPOH Ttiurv rpnE tw«-ye»r-oM Mgott-i--1 tions for p*M holMavs tor th« 300 workers a f thr Sf Taotr Kiat tea estate at amer»n Higrtlan«ls was aaeeesslwlly concluded yesterway between the estate aad the NatMnal Union ot Plantation Workers. Acrcement was reached at Tapah
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    PLEASE, NOT THAT jail: OLD LAG PLEADS
    131 4 PLEASE, NOT THAT jail: OLD LAG PLEADS- IPOH, Thurs. A thief sentenced to six months jail here today asked the magistrate: "Please send me to Batu Gajah prison and not Talplng. I bad a quarrel with them the last time 1 wai there." The magistrate. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan,
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    'First class citizen'
    393 5 MR. S. SAYS IT IN COUNCIL AND STARTS A ROW DURING DEBATE ON NAVY BILL KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A ROW developed in the Federal Council today over the question of "first class" citizens in Malaya. Trouble started when opposition member. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam (P.P.P.), describing himself
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    Call for staggered hours in offices
    148 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A MUNICIPAL committee has suggested that working hours in Government and commerce should be staggered to reduce traffic congestion here at peak periods. i The traffic advisory committee has decided to ask the Minister of Transport and the local education authority
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    Another Miss Golden Voice
    47 5 KUANTAN. Thurs. Che Sa'adah binte Samad, 17, beat 11 other switchboard operators at Telephone House iiere last night to become Miss Golden Voice" of Pahang. She will compete In the pin-Malayan contest to be held in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 1 and 2.
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    Two fined $50
    44 5 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs. Leow Tal, 27. and Chonf? Hec. 21. were each fined $50 in the magistrate's court here yesterday when they pleaded guilty to charges of committing theft >f latex worth 59.80 from Leonard Estate near here on May. 23
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    Students to vote on White policy
    103 5 Students to vote on White policy From K D. GOT! MELBOURNE, Than Melbourne University students will vote next week in a referendum on tbe White Australia Policy organised by Student Representative Council The referendum question is: "Are you in favour of modification of Australia's restrictive immigration acts so as to
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    SHELVED: THAT $5O MIL. ROAD
    82 5 SHELVED: THAT $5O MIL. ROAD KUALA LUMPUR, lburs. The Federation Govern ment has shelved its intention to build a road linking Perak and Kelmtin The MinUter of Works and Telecommunications, 'n che Sardon. -aid in the Federal Council today that the proposed 100-mile road from Upper Perak to liv Kelantan
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    Found hanging
    27 5 KUANTAN, Thur* Wong See Mook. SO. a hawker. wa s found hanging from a cherry tree In front of his house, at Ayer Puteh. tiday
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    UNEMPLOYMENT PROBE WANTED BY THE T.U.C.
    278 5 T»HE Singapore Trades Union Congress yesterday called on the Government to set up a commission of inquiry to investigate the unemployment situation The T.U.C. general secretary. Mr O. Kandasamy in a letter to the Chief Minister Mr. Llm Yew Hock, said his governing council
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    POLICE PICK UP WANTED MAN
    84 6 POLICE PICK UP WANTED MAN PENANG. Thurs. Penang police picked up a wanted man at three o'clock this morning in a lonely hut off Green Lane Tan Beow Boon, alias "Kopi Hoon" (Coffee Powder), was sleeping when the police arrived Tan had been discharged last week after a preliminary inquiry
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    Khir lists major Malay educatioi factors
    387 6 MINISTER ON THE OUTLOOK FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLING KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE development of Malay secondary education in this country depends on five major factors, according to the Minister of Education, lnche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. He listed these when answering questions by Tuan Haji
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    SHERWOOD FORESTERS HERE TO JOIN ANTI-TERRORIST WAR
    171 6 LT. COL. BLACKMAN M- KN hundred men o\ 1 1. 7 Ist. Bn.. Sherwood Kor esters, arrived in Singa pore in the troopship Dilwara yesterday for anti terror!?' service in Hi Federation LL-Col M J O'A Blackman. the b. ttalion's < ommandint: officer,
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    Bandit tip-offs $118,000
    39 6 Bandit tip-offs $118,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs —The Government paid a total of $118,979 for information lead.ng to the capture and killing of terrorists In May. Selangor earned the mast with $60,500 Negri Sembllan $43,000. Perak $9,000 and Tohore $6,479
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    Fire prevention week planned
    48 6 PENANO, Thurs. The City Council will organise a fire prevention week from next Monday. During this period the tir» station In Beach Street and Penang Road will be open lo th. 1 public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m when demonstration* will be given
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    APPEAL BY DULANG WASHERS
    59 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malayan Chinese Association officials will next week recei\a delegation of Selangor dulang washers who are wor rled over a proposal to restrict their tin sales The 7.953 dulang washer. Iln the Federation are aliened to have been exceeding their allocation They want the
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    SHARE-OUT OF SICK MINISTER'S DUTIES
    141 6 j/UALA LUMPUK, Thurs. Because the Ministry of Interior and Justice, Inche Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, is ill. five of his departments will be temporarily transferred to other ministries. Three of them information services. Malaya i film unit and broadcasting will be delegated to the
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    Woman denies theft charge
    46 6 PENANO. Thurs. An attractive housewife. Yip Yoon Klew, 29. today pleaded not guilty to stealing two wrist watches and four gold rings from a house In Penang Road between April 2 and 9. She was granted ball of $500 till July 15.
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    Year's jail for extortion bid
    177 6 IPOH. Thursday. LEE HOON WOON, 24. trapped by police while trying to extort SI SO from a shopkeeper, was jailed for a year here today. Lee. who pleaded guilty. admitted five previous cc i victions. Inspector Sartan Singh i p osecuting, said Foong Slew j
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    Pakistani envoy arrives today
    35 6 The first Pakistani High Commissioner to Malaya. Major. -Oen. Nawabzada Sher All Khan, will arrive in Singapore today in the liner Asia. He is accompanied by his wife and four children.
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    A RO transferred
    29 6 SiriAWAN, Thurs Tru« assistant resettlement officer Mr Tan Scow Hooi. >f Changkat Kruing new village. near here, has been transferred to the District Omc» S.mgei Siput
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    Hari Raya Haji
    25 6 The Singapore Government has agreed to cnange the public holiday for Hari Raya Hajl from Friday. June 27. to Saturday. June 28.
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    PENANG PORT STRIKE THREAT DROPPED
    152 6 PENANG PORT STRIKE THREAT DROPPED DENANG, Thurs. Tt Penang Port Con mission Employee Union has called off strike threat by its 1.4' members and accept* the commission's off on claims for allot ances. "As far as we are com et cd. the dispute has been s< tied." Inche Mohamed Sh
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    TEMIAR HOME IN MAHA DISPLAY
    177 7 TEMIAR HOME IN MAHA DISPLAY I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Forty aborigines will play a leadIng part in the 23rd annual Malayan AgriHorticultural Association exhibition at the Chinwoo Stadium on Hari Raya eve. Aborigines from Selangor Pahang, Kelantan, Kedah. Negrl Sembilan. Johore an 1 Perak will use jungle mate rials to build
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    INSPECTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY
    75 7 INSPECTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY MALACCA, Thurs Inspector Yeo Lul Long, of the CID headquarters here, was accused today of voluntarily causing hurt to Lim Eng Piau 25, at the Central Police Station at 7.45 p.m. on March 29. Yeo pleaded not guilty and the case was adjourned to July 7.
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    Malayan dentist is chosen
    65 7 PENANG. Thurs.— A Malayan dental officer, Mr. C. J. Sundram. has been named by the World Health Organisation to serve on its advisory panel on dental health. Mr. Sundram, principal of the Dental Nurses and Technii ian.s Training School, leaves Pcnang tonight with his wife for
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    Scheme for free TB treatment in private
    319 7 Scheme for free TB treatment in private GOVT. WILL PAY THE DOCTORS THE Singapore Government has decided to invite private doctors to give treatment to 3,500 new tuberculosis cases it expects to uncover when it launches its case-finding programme in four selected areas on July 1. The estimate is based
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    $20,000 Jackpot for 'try, try again' Mr. Lango
    295 7 $20,000 Jackpot for 'try, try again' Mr. Lango ONCE HE DESPAIRED. BUT PERSISTENCE PAID OFF MR. R. G. LANGE, Of 5 Lorong Ah Soo. Paya Lebar, Singapore, Is glad he took his wife's advice to continue entering the Malayan Monthly's Jackpot word contest. Yesterday he collected a cheque for $20,000,
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    Jockey is fined
    52 7 PENANG. Thurs. A Jockey. Mamat bin Hassan. 19. was today fined $5 for fighting with three other youths at Perak Road about 6 35 pm yesterday. Omar bin Shariff, 19. Ibrahim bin Abdullah. 17. and Ahmad YusorT bin Iman. 16, jointly charged with Mamat. were also fined
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    Murder: Second youth held
    45 7 KLANO. Thurs. Police here have detained a seco.td youth f r questioning In connection with the murdrr of a 16-year-old boy S w Kirn Leng was beaten to death 50 yards away om his house at Telok Pulal on Thursday night.
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    To visit David
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR, rhu.s The Selangor division of the Labour Party will send a deputation to see Mr V. David, general secretary of ihe banned National Union of Factory and General Workers, at Ipoh detention camo
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    Sarawak's future 'lies in agriculture'
    138 7  -  CHIN SOON KIN From KUCHINO Thurs. Sarawak's future lies In agricultural development, says the Director of the Colombo Plan Bureau of Technical Cooperation. Mr R. H. Wade, who has been visitine the Colony. He pointed out that Sarawak had neither the resources nor the population
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    5 YEARS JAIL FOR $8 HOLD-UP
    217 7 A LABOURER was Jailed for five years in Singa- pore yesterday for his part in an $8 hold-up Tan Boon Chal. 20. charged with armed robbery, was told by Mr. Justice Buttrose In the Singapore Assize Court "I hope this sentence will be a
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    22 8 7$ Wort, Ho (Minimum). OOI Congratulations dear Arthur on your 21st Birthday today From Mum. Dad. Barrie and Lucy.
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    29 8 »..rrf. fid imtinimnm, EDMETT, Leslie Turney F. (Bones), of Kou Tuiggi, passed away at the Johore Bahru General Hospital on 14.6.58. Sadly missed by his wife and family.
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    34 8 I* Warti fjf (Minimum). A REQUIEM HIGH mass for the soul of the late Mr. S. Donohue will be held at the Church of the Holy Family, Katong. on 23/6/58 at 6.30 a.m.
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    291 8 HAN SUYINS Grear* New Novel, "The Mountain Is Young". Is now available at all Books ores. $9/-. ART OF DANCE Studio— Royal Academy of Dancing Examinations 100% passed. Phone for Individual Results *****. B.E.A. STOP PRESS to-day at Cricket Club 10.30 a.m. talk by Dr. Elaine Slelrt on behaviour
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      Co-op Vs The Middlemen
      572 8 Co-op Vs The Middlemen Public interest in the fishing industry has been revived by reports of near-famine in .i Trengganu village. Kuala Kemaman may not be typical, but the majority of Malaya's fishermen, particularly on the East Coast, do live close to the poverty line. There has never been a
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      Six-Month Rift
      375 8 The time has come tor the Alliance National Council to intervene in the now dreary pule between the Selangor UMNO and the Selangor M.I.C. The bickering, which has gone on for six months, shows little sign of ending. If an) thing relations between the two State branches continue
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      Breaking A Lease
      198 8 The P.A.P. sponsorea decision to terminate th>' lease of 200 acres of the land on which the Royal Island Club has its golf course was animated b> little more than spite. The Club had rejected the Council's request that it open its grounds to the public on
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    HOW A RUSSIAN BROTHER HELPS ANOTHER BROTHER
    1086 8 WE ARE ready to help you at brother helps brother," declared thr Soviet delegate at the Afro-Asian conference in Cairo last December. "We do not seek any ad vantages and we want no profits now is the time to break unbalanced and unnatural
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      244 8 Parents, educators mast play part in shaping youth Phis letter 'S.T. June 14. the Rev. Goh Hood Keng said, "My experience, extending over a number of years has convinced me that juvenile delinquency is essentially a moral problem and that the only adequate remedy is strong religious influence in the
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      Towards saving towkays front death in gutter
      183 8 TXDWKAYS in Selangor want a social scheme so that they will not die in the gutter if their business fails <S.T. June 13 1. The greatest social security for the Chinese is to stop having innumerable wives which results in a brood of
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      Marine court for Colony Is a long felt need
      144 8 AS the prosperity ol Singapore is dependent on the port, the need for a Marine Court has long been clamant At present marine offences are tried by the ordinary magistrates and district criminal courts As magistrates are not fully conversant with
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      BOESTAMAM DOES NOT LIKE ARMS ACCUSATION
      332 8 BOESTAMAM DOES NOT LIKE ARMS ACCUSATION IN the course of your comment editorially in the Btraits Times of June 11 on my resignation from the leadership of Party Rakyat you alleged members of the now-defunct API had arms that were not always hidden. If what you mean by arms is
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      VERY SELFISH
      41 8 I SUPPORT No Smoking's" complaint <S.T. June 11) about bus passengers Ignoring "No Smoking" signs in buses. The people who smoke wher c they are not supposed to are the most selfish in existence. OTHMAN D. A. UJANG. Singapore.
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      East Coast Malays need RIDA's guidance
      124 8 ONE ot the proclaimed aims of F IDA is to help Malays in the field of business in various ways. It has now set up in Kuala Lumpur a training centre, whose main function is to train Malays in business procedure. This is indeed
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      81 8 ARE YOU MATURE It is not age, but insight that promotes maturity. 'Know thyself,' the old counsel of the Delphic oracle, is as true today as it ever was. In a personally helpful article in the May Reader's Digest (now on sale), Michael Drury shows that maturity Is a continuous
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    BOYS DID NOT LOOK -KILLED BY CAR
    164 9 BOYS DID NOT LOOK -KILLED BY CAR A five-year-old boy yesterday told a Singapore court of a road accident in which his two elder brothers were killed. In the dock was Kee Leong Seng, charged with causing the deaths of Sabar bin Ibrahim, nine and Jamin, eight, by a negligent
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    India offers scholarship
    45 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Indian Government Is awarding scholarships worth $1,000 a year to local t ins for a course in the technical college here. The scholarship Is for three years for courses in civil, mechanical or electrical engineering. surveying or architecture.
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    $230 stolen
    33 9 Three robbers tied and gagged a shop assistant. Ng Yuen Lan, when they broke Into the shop in Telok Blan gah Road. Singapore. and escaped with $230 early yes terday morning
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    15,986 more
    24 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Registration Office Issued 15.986 citizenship certi flcates last week. This brings the total issued so far to 704.016
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    BIG DRIVE ON JOHORE REDS
    527 9  -  NELSON RUTHERFURD BY JOHORE BAHRU. THURSDAY Aim: Clean up Kulai by Aug. 31 COUTH JOHORE will be cleared of its remaining 73 terrorists and therefore become eligible for "white" status by Aug. 31, the anniversary of Merdeka Day. This is the hope, and aim, of
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    COLONY TRADE IN PERIL SA YS MINISTER
    225 9 COLONY TRADE IN PERIL SA YS MINISTER THE Minister ot Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, warned yesterday that Singapore was tn danger of losing its entrepot trade. He said: "Imports and exports have fallen In the past year. I only hope the present figures can be Increased, or
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    BIG CALL-UP RUSH IN TRENGGANU
    67 9 BIG CALL-UP RUSH IN TRENGGANU KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs.— Police were called in yesterday to restore order when more than LOOO youths between the ages of 17 and 19 swamped the registration office here to register for national service. Some restless youths broke the window panes of the office. About 1.500
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    Anna Russell
    37 9 International concert comedienne Anna Russell presented a two-hour programme to a packed audience at St. Xavier's Institution hall in Penang on Wednesday night. She gave a siml lar performance In Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday night
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    PAULINE, 21, SOUGHT CHANGE, BECAME AN AIR HOSTESS
    77 9 PAULINE, 21, SOUGHT CHANGE, BECAME AN AIR HOSTESS MISS PAULINE WERE, 21, grew tired of seeing the same things every day when she was a school teacher in Agra. India. So she became an air hostess. "Since then I have seen many new things. Now I want to krow what
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    Acid case trial
    46 9 MALACCA, Thurs The trial in the Malacca magistrate's court of Lim Eng Piau, 25, of Bukit Bahru, charged with being armed with two electric lignt bulbs filled with acid at about MS p.m. on March 29, has been fixed to r Aug. 4.
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    DEAF MUTE ACCUSED OF BEGGING
    95 9 DEAF MUTE ACCUSED OF BEGGING AN elderly woman wa produced in the S.ngapore nlnt> magistrate's court yes terday afternoon on a chargof begging for alms In public. Her name was given a> Lentz Elena Sdvastianova. 54 a Russian. Police arrest ed her In Cluny Park at 9.3 i; a.m yesterday
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    13,000 acres for 1,300 families
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Bilut Valley land development scheme in the Bentong area of Pahane was gazetted as a corporation today. Under the scheme, 13.000 acres will be opened up and about 1.300 families settled there.
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    The races may go on radio again
    76 9 The races may go on radio again RACE commentaries from the turf clubs in Singapore and the Federation may be put on the air again if negotiations succeed. The acting Director of Radio Malaya in Singapore, Mr. 11. 11. Beamish, said that "active consideration" was beinr given to race broadcasts.
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    Scholarships for three
    60 9 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs A doctor and two dental surgeons have been awarded scholarships by the SinoBntish Fellowship Trust to do post-graduate study in Britain. They are Dr. Ho Hon Fah of the General Hospital. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Chan Beng Kiat of the District Hospital Sungei Patani. and
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    SEAMEN PROTEST TO THE GOVT. OVER 'UNFAIR' RULING
    134 9 SEAMEN PROTEST TO THE GOVT. OVER 'UNFAIR' RULING T»HE 2,000-strong Sin--1 gapore Chinese Seafarers' Association is planning to protest to the Government against a decision by certain Norwegian shipowners to engage Chinese seamen only if they are born in China Mr Michael Chan president of the SCSA said the move
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    Due tomorrow: Vessel that Indonesian navy shelled off Padang
    102 9 Due tomorrow: Vessel that Indonesian navy shelled off Padang rE 2.784-ton Danish freighter Bretagne is due in Singapore from Jakarta carry tomorrow. The Bretagne was hit by shell fire from an Indonesian Navy gunboat in March. when it was leaving the then rebelheld port of Padang A spokesman for the
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    Club shooting: Man held
    142 9 A WOUNDED man was detained In Singapore yes- terday as police continued to investigate a shooting incident at the International Club. Cairnhill Circle, at dawn on Monday. At 10.30 a.m. detectives and police surrounded the double row of shacks in the former Queen Wilhelmina Dutch camp
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    HAIR-BUN DISPUTE: A BRANCH QUITS KAUM IBU
    188 9 HAIR-BUN DISPUTE: A BRANCH QUITS KAUM IBU KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Batu branch of the Kaum Ibu here has withdrawn from the Kuala Lumpur UMNO women's division in protest against its decision declaring Che Aishah Harith of Sentul winner o! the disputed "Hair bun Queen title." The Batu Kaum Ibu
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    Farewell party
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Indian High Commissioner in Malaya. Mr VMM. Nair, and Mrs Nair, were today given a farewell party here, oy the Selangor Indians Mr Nair Is leaving tomorrow to take up a new appointment as ambassador to Cambodia
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    Cecil B. and Co. bring Bible up-to-date
    537 10 Cecil B. and Co. bring Bible up-to-date SUSAN BARRIE SEES THE WEEK'S HEW FILMS OLD TESTAMENT— NEW STYLE A CCUSTOMED as we are to movie directors taking liberties with both classics and contemporary literature, it is still difficult to swallow a Hollywood treatment of the Bible. Many people will be
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    HESTON WITH BEARD
    48 10 But that is nothing compared with the 10 years' planning, three years' research and three years' writing which went into the film. ACCORDING to the publicity boys, it took two hours every morning to make up Charlton Heston in his beard, wig and biblical costume.
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    Joan of Arc revival shows up present day acting j
    299 10 Joan of Arc revival shows up present day acting j T^HIS seems to be our week for period pieces and lengthy, weighty screen sagas "JOAN OF ARC," made 10 years ago. runs for nearly 150 minutes, but seeing it is time well spent. Ingrid Bergman. In her pre-Rossellini heyday, makes
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    A BATTLE EVEN TO STAY ALIVE
    182 10 MOTHER INDIA" is a vivid, highly colour ed account of a brave peasant woman's struggle for her own and her family's survival against what seem impossible odds. With the farm mortgaged to an unscrupulous moneylender, her husband gone and the village devastated by floods,
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      474 10 •kB. 8 .|HEbsbb«bbE BBM I s MflW.ivl o OPENS Toda ■,I'itl ■HfW'll it ajß.-i.45~4 iS-MB-Mi wI fß^Bß^^^B y ABOUT J\ r ,Bf^P^T^^M|^_^^^ ■^1 ""jM^^/w^^a m^ J rn BMB^Hi^k '•WYnTeR FERKERMICHA?.sBBB\3b^P 'IVBJK Exrlusivr Nrwsrrrl: Fall sloiy ol Malaya s d.tr.il BJ X' Indonrsia. TaXggX. U» Dai "SCARLET DOLL" Tomorrow 9 a.m.:
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      261 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 15 Festival toi swineherd? Yes 8 He: love doctrine i» more (8). than courage (7). 17 Wideawake Journal, out sticky 10. Contrivance that gives mothei (8). backbone (7). 18 Pood supplied by kind of 11. It goes round each way (7). semi-loan (8). 12. What Is
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    TIN PRICE IMPROVES BY OVER $2 ON LOCAL MARKET
    546 12 TIN PRICE IMPROVES BY OVER $2 ON LOCAL MARKET By Our Market Correspondent SPURT of S2.fil> 1 yesterday took the tin price up to $372 per picul in Singapore. This was the highest price for over three months and only $4 below the highest level reached this year on March
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    45 12 'THE Frdeiation's Minister of Finance has fixed the following price* for calculating Customs duties for the week from Juno 19. Rubber 74H cents alb. Copra 5512 a ton. Coconut oil $8t« a ton. Palm oil $(.76.75 a ton. Palm kerneU $373.25 a ton.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    334 12 BROKERS REPORT The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials and tins were steadier, and rubbers were quiet. The turnover waa small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: fraser Neave ords $2 50 and $2.48; Gammon $1.97 XT; W. Hammer $1.56; Henry Waugh $1.30 (immediate delivery), $1.27-
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 12 Malay. n Sharr Market: JI'NE 1» JL'NB It Induitriab: 87.75 87.41 Tins- 71.3S 7t.»S Jan. 1 1958=1M
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    17 12 SINGAPORE, JINE, 19 KI'BRKK: 74} tents per lb. (unchanged) TIN: 9372 per picul (up $2,621).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    148 12 July first grade rubber buyera fo.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 74 V 4 cents per lb. unchanged on Wednesday's closing price. Cloning tone: Steady, quiet. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 74 sellers 75U: Int. 1 R.S.S. July
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    113 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 13/16, O.D. 32 15/16. 90 d/st 33 credit bills. 33 1/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. II 5/8. O.D. 31 3/4. 90
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    167 12 MELBOURNE, Thura. INVESTMENT shares held firmer overall tone with elecJ, lc& l *i ock str'nglhening on tha Stock Exchange here today Retailers were Irregular with Myer up 3d. and Woolwortlis down < 3d. Silver-leads headed a pen ci illy j stronger mining market with Consol Zinc up ss.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK Continent June July $31 buyers, $32 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk *48 sellers, drum $51 t sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business reported done; Muntok white $122. Sarawak $121, (both up $1), special Sarawak black $69
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      303 12 SHIPPING NOTICE ROYAL ROTTEBPAM LLOYD "UTRECHT" Arrived: 17.6.58. Consignees are hereby notified I that the general survey of damaged packages ex the above vessel jwill be held on 26 6 58 at godowns 20D as from 8.30 am No further survey will be held. ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. >i LTD.. Shipping
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    Colony importers organise I trade with China
    327 14 SPECIAL GROUP TO HANDLE ENAMEL WARE THE Singapore Chinaware Merchant Association, which consists of nearly 50 importers trading with China, has formed a special organisation to increase imports and co-ordinate sales of Chinese enamel ware in Malaya. The organisation consists of ten memberimporters,
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    Renault open local office
    251 14 Renault open local office A LEADING French cai Regie Renault, is opening an office in Singapore on July 1. in order to increase the company's sales in Malaya. The office, which I.s the flrs the company -has ever had in Singapore, will be situated in Mac Donald House The company's
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    Linotype set up new plant
    167 14 |t|R. J. A. Keller, iTI president of Mer- genthaler Linotype Company, manufacturers of the Linotype machfne as used in the production of the Straits Times and other leading newspapers has an- 1 nounced that arrangements have been com- pleted for the erection of a new
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    Italy can supply us with ships
    270 14 ITALY can now supply ships of all kinds to Malaya. 1 and can also assist the Federation Government in the construction of hy Hrr 010/ <rl/> Ham. Thl« was announced yes terday by the Italian Con sul-Oeneral In Singapore Mr. Luclo 8. Pagnutti Mr.
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    JAPANESE MOTOR SCOOTERS NOW SOLD LOCALLY
    219 14 JAPAN has started exportIng motor scooters to '.he Malayan market The first Japanese company to do this Is Mitsubishi Heavy-Industries, Reorganised, Ltd. of Tokyo. The company has already sent a first shipment of scooters to Malaya, It of which were for Singapore. More supplies
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    H.K. imports show rise
    102 14 HONG KONG exports to Malaya In Apr.l rose oy 14 Der cent In value to $12 3 million over exports in the previous month. This brought Hong Kong i total exports to Malaya in the fii.t (our months of this year to $47 8 million, or
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    Japanese company seeks Malaya mart for trucks, buses
    219 14 Japanese company seeks Malaya mart for trucks, buses ANOTHER Japanese motor manufacturing com- pany, Isuzu Motor Co. Ltd., of Tokyo, is making: plans to establish a market in Malaya for its diesel trucks and buses. Mr. M. Tasaka, an executive director of the company visited Singapore and the Federation last
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    New directors
    40 14 The board ol directors of Progress Advertising Ltd., Singapore has, been recon« stltuted as follows: chairman, Mr. E. Gregory Jones managing director, Mr. D. C. D. Sanderson, and directors. Mr. N. A. Hayman and Mr. F W. Zimmermann.
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    DRAW AND FIXTURES FOR OPENING DAT
    452 15 The draw Is: MEN'S SINGICS Tap section: Bye*: Kerry Sonnevllle. dig Chon* Bhin: tint ratio*: Omar Ibrahim v Oon Chong Telk; Roland Ng v Jim Poole; Charoen v Tan Tong Huat; Tan King Gwan v San Seonx Kok. Michael Chong v Zabidl Ismail Khoo
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    Tickets out on Sunday
    60 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs -Tickets for the Selanjjor Gold Cup championships will be on sale at the S. B. A. Hall at Kampong Attap from Sunday. They have been Driced at $5. $3 and $1 for the preliminary sessions "June 26 to 28) and $10, M and
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    Lock icon POOR VICTORY FOR CHAMP
    58 15 GLASGOW. Thurs.— Dennis Adams. South African holder ot the Empire flyweight boxing title, gave an unconvincing display despite stopping Sila& Boko (Nigeria) In the sixth round of their eight-round non-title contest at the the Kelvin Hall here last night. The referee stopped the fight after the
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    TOP SEEDINGS TO INDONESIANS
    282 15 18 TO BID FOR S'GOR GOLD CUP TITLE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T^HE sweeping victories of the Indo- nesians in the Thomas Cup series have earned them top seedings in the Selangor international Gold Cup badminton championships which start here on June 26. In the singles. Ferry
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    Taufik does a hattrick
    144 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thur* Public Works Department stored their third successive win in Div One of the Government Departments and Business Houses soccer League when they beat Postal Union 4-1 at Taylor Road today Postal took the lead in the tenth minute through Haji Nokman but PW.D.
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    KOBBERO IN 3-SET FRIGHT
    596 16 KEW SAN GOES TO QUARTER 'FINALS WITHOUT PLAYING A STROKE Foot injury dims his chances for singles title From CONRAD NC PENANG, Thursday. pAVOI'RITK Finn Kobbero was taken lo three sets by Perak's Lira Fob Thye in his opening men's singles match in the Malayan international
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    Results of opening day's ties
    177 16 Results of opening day's ties Results yesterday: MEN'S SINGLES Finn Kobbero beat Lim Foh Thye 12-15, 15-12, 15-7; Toh Boon I'eng w.o. Tan King Owan; Oon Chong Jin beat Lee Kin Tat 17-14. 15-10; Jim Poole beat Tan Yee Khan 18-13. 15-1; M. Sa<lall beat J H. Hansen 15-4. 18-13
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    Verity is well behind Hunt 141 will compete in SAAA meet
    208 16 Verity is well behind Hunt 141 will compete in SAAA meet LEEDS. Thuis.— T. Vent> pro fesstonal at Selangor Oolf Club, Kuala Lumpur returned an openIng round of 83 In the 1 1.550 Yorkshire Evening News 72 hol»s ion ncament here yesterday. This was seventeen strokes behind the leader. British
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    Jardinedies. aged 57
    73 16 LONDON Thurs D R Jardine. famous England and Surrey cricketer, died In Switzerland last night after a short illness. Jardine. who was 57. was the central figure In the "bodyllne" controversy which marked the 1932-33 Test matches in Australia and caused a crisis In Anglo-Aus-tralian cricket relations.
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    VICTORY AFTER 28 YEARS
    82 16 An inquiry .should be held to find out the reasons why our team fared so miserably when they were supposed t< AFTER man) years ut presenting the Wight man Cup to America, the Duchess of Kent ■s seen here proudly presenting the slim silver trophy to
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    Lock icon Hants skipper's 100 in 61 mins
    177 16 LONDON. Thursday /X)LIN Ingleby-Mackenzie, the left-handed Hampshire skipper, scored a century in 61 minutes against Somerset at Bournemouth yesterday to regain his lead for the 100 guineas prize awarded each summer to the scorer of the fastest hundred Only two days ago John Reid,
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    Richardson out for 36 runs
    44 16 LORD'S Thuis England had lost one wicket for ..."> on the firrt day of the second Test against New Zealand today. Peter Richardson was caught by Petrie off Hayes for 36. Smith and Graveney are unbeaten with 17 and one.
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    Queen's horses beaten
    133 16 A SCOT, Thurs The Quern still without a winner aftei two days of the Royal meeting, saw her horses Just beaten In two races yesterday. Her Ally. Persian Wheel, ridden by Lester PlKgott. finished third In a tremendous nniMi to the Coronation Stakes over one mile Agreement,
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    WHAT OUR READERS HAVE TO SAY..,
    1061 16 WHAT OUR READERS HAVE TO SAY.., Speech, booing were the unkindest cuts of all I WAS once told that "the press is kinder than the public." How true it is today from the reports of the Thomas Cup matches in the local dailies. Spitting and booing have never been the
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    Malaya Cup quest starts today
    392 16 Malaya Cup quest starts today T<HE quest for trw 1 H.M.S. Malaya Cup, the top prize in Malayan soccer, begins today at Kangar where Perlis will meet Kedah in a North zone tie Six other matches will be decided tomorrow and on Sunday. Tomorrows matches are: South-Negrl Sembllan f\ Johore;
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    ALL TODAY'S SPORT IN THE FEDERATION
    122 16 ALL TOD A Y'S SPORT IN THE FEDERATION PENANU BADMINTON: Malayan Open International Championships Han Chiang High Schoo'. TKNNIS: Penan, lawn tennis championships. Western Road IPOH ATHLLTIC'S: Pe-ak Indians A.A. Council championships, padang SOCCER: Div. 2: »i Field Battery R A v Perak River Hydro PCRC ground; K I. A
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    Lock icon Malayans iose 3-1 to Recreio
    72 16 HONG KONG. Thurs Tho University of Malaya lost to Hong Kong's champion club. De Recreio. 1 3-1 In a friendly hixVy match played here, today Half lime" y ore was 1-0 for Recieio. who mashed the first half with 10 players Before play, both teams
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