The Straits Times, 25 June 1958

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    29 1 iii f i».\iiv «lii I 1 11 1 i> vmi i\( iiks 80.000 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1958 if iz if 15 CENTS
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    HITCH AT PAYA LEBAR
    239 1 WORK ON JET-AGE TERMINAL IS PUT OFF INDEFINITELY No cash: Airport plan shelved by R. CHANDRAN J'HE Singapore Government has indefinitely shelved the plan to build a multimillion dollar terminal building for the international airport at Pay a Lebar. The decision to post pone work on
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    THE COST of CUTTING TIN OUTPUT IS HEAVY
    164 1 THE COST of CUTTING TIN OUTPUT IS HEAVY By GEOFFREY BOLAND vKARi.v 40 per cent of the Federation of Malaya's tin mines have been closed down and 9,600 workers have been retrenched since December. That is the extent of the sacrifice which Malaya has made since Dec. 15, when production
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    Production is down, traders gloomy
    139 1 rN production last month dropped 11.8 per cent to 3,226 tons, while in the first five months of this year total production was down nearly 24 per cent to 18.638 tons compared with the corresponding period last year. In addition. Federation miners are still paying
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    Lock icon REASONABLE USE OF TAMIL in CEYLON PLEDGE BY BANDA
    236 1 COLOMBO, Tuesday. rpHE Governor-General of Ceylon, Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, pledged today that the Bandaranaike Government would ensure "reasonable use" of Tamil to end communal disturbances Sir Oliver's assurance came during his speech from the throne to a joint session of parliament
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    Lock icon Dope seizure
    22 1 HONG KONG. Tues. Revenue officers today seized 20 lb. of morphine found In a ship which arrived from Bangkok —Reuter
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    Python scare in Ipoh hospital room
    357 1 Python scare in Ipoh hospital room IPOH. Tues. Atten--1 dants and patients in the outpatient department of the Ipoh Hospital for safety last night when a captive python broke loose in the waiting room. The 301 b. reptile was brought to the hospital by a vegetable farmer, Kam Phool. 45,
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    Lock icon Train crash
    27 1 BOMBAY, Tues— A man was killed and 30 people Injured when a suburban train ran into a stationary train about 25 miles from here today.—Reuter.
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    41 POISONED BY FOOD AT FEAST
    97 1 PENANO. Tues. Forty-one people were taken to the Ballk Pulau hospital suffering from stomach ache and fever 24 hours lifter they had attended a "kendurl" (Malay feast). They were treated and sent home, the Straits Times was told today Dr. P. N. Nambiar. Medical
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    Lock icon Act No. 2 in the fall of Mr. Bulganin
    167 1 Act No. 2 in the fall of Mr. Bulganin MOSCOW, Tues.— Lfl Mr. Nikolai Bulganin, former Soviet Premier, was reported today to have been discharged from hospital and assigned to a new job a |>ost connected with the regional economic council in Stavropol in north Caucasus. This means that he
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    Boat sinks after hitting a rock: 5 lost
    160 1 THREE SURVIVORS SAFE MALACCA, Tuesday. piVE Indonesians were lost when a motorsampan capsized last night in the Straits of Malacca after hitting a rock 10 miles from here. Three survivors were found clinging to a fourgallon kerosene tin early j this morning
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    FESTING OFF TO HIS NEW JOB
    88 1 FESTING OFF TO HIS NEW JOB THE t'-in-C. Far East Land Forces, General Sir Francis Festing, left for Britain in the Dilwara yesterday to take over as Chief of the Imperial General Staff from Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, who Is retiring shortly. A special RASC launch took the general
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    Stanvac men to strike
    49 1 Employees of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company in Singapore last night voted to strike over the dismissal of a clerk two years ago. Mr. Scow Whatt Peng, president of the Stanvac Employees' Union, said the union would give the company 14 days' strike notice today
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    Lock icon Firebrand M.P. to retire
    48 1 GLASOOW. Tues. Mr John McGovern, fiery Labour M.P. who led Glasgow hunger marchers In the 1930s and was once forcibly carried out of the House of Commons by eight attendants. U to retire. Mr. McGovern, now 71. started life as a plumber's apprentice. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Hoffa cleared
    37 1 NEW YORK. Tues— Mr James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, was acquitted by a Jury here last night In a second trial on charges of conspiracy to wiretap the union's Detroit headquarters.— Reuter.
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      DEAD WOMAN TIED TO A CROSS
      112 1 Police last night found a dead woman. aged about 35. tied to a crude cross formed by lashing together a stick and P<> f planted at grotesque angle in a muddy creek m-ar Bendemeer Road. Singapore. Kesidenu in the area gossiped all day about
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      A BEIRUT BOMB GREETS DAC.
      49 1 BEIRUT. T v e%. A terrorist bomb exploded within 100 yards of the United Nations headquarters her e today as the Secretary General, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeli, returned from Cairo. The bombs was placed In a box outside a grocer's shop. There were no casualties
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      Lock icon MAKARIOS SENDS ENVOY TO LONDON
      81 1 ATHENS. Tues.—Archbishop Makarios sent his personal diplomatic adviser, Mr. Zenon Rossidrs, to London today to Rive the British government and the Opposition hit views on the Cyprus problem. Ari-hibishop Makarios has already rejected Britain's new constitutional proposals for Cyprus. >.r. Kossidt-s in an Ethnarcy councillor.
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      MISS SINGAPORE FINALISTS
      47 1 The 14 girls chosen 'or the finals of the Miss Singapore contest were: Mill v Koh. Doreen BliKh. Daisy Szeto. Mary Yonic, Marion Willis. Pat Youn-, Leonie Koenitz. Shirley Vanderput. Francis Foo, Alice \\..n Diana Hutrhinson. Irene de Silva, Cristl D'Crui, and Paulina Szeto.
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    Lock icon H-BOMB: A FORCE FOR GOOD OR EVIL?
    200 2 H-BOMB: A FORCE FOR GOOD OR EVIL? /CANTERBURY, Tues.— y The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, said today it was wrong to say nuclear weapons were, of their nature, evil. "Like any other thing, their value for good or evil depends entirely on the use to I which men
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    Sherman Adams won't quit
    48 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Eisenhower's personal assistant. Mr. Sherman Adams, yesterday reaffirmed his decision to remain in Washington and said: "I feel I have a job to finish here." Mr. Adams is under fire for receiving favours and gifts from millionaire Bernard Goldfine.— U P.I.
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    Lock icon Worth of a wife is $17,000 a year, says a British paper
    145 2 Worth of a wife is $1 7,000 a year, says a British paper LONDON. Tues.— A raiddjeclass British hdtisewife with three children is worth nearly £2.M« ($l7, •00) a year for the work she does in a home. The figure has been assessed by a national newspaper following a statistical
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      Lock icon U.S. NAVY ABANDONS NEW ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH A VANGUARD
      94 2 U.S. NAVY ABANDONS NEW ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH A VANGUARD CAPE CANAVERAL. Tues.— Attempts to launch a United States Navy Vanguard rocket were abandoned early today after many hours' preparation. Technical difficulties were given as the reason. Four days ago technical difficulties caused the cancellation of an attempt to launch a
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    Lock icon Britain told to support that capital charter
    441 2 Britain told to support that capital charter MANCHESTER, Tuesday. JMIK Manchester Guardian said today that the Malayan Government's suggestion of an international charter designed to attract and protect private foreign capital in A«ia "is surely deserving of full British support." In a leading article the Guardian said that this proposal
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    Lock icon The bird boy
    69 2 BRIGHTON: Adrian Bates, aged three, son of E a solicitor and town councillor, climbed on to the sill of his bedroom window to watch birds flying around. He fell 15 feet to the (round and landed an- hart. Adrian said after- wards: "I didn't fall. I was
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    Lock icon Festival of Asia draws the crowds
    82 2 A DELAIDE, Tues. Thousands of people flocked today to Adelaide's Asian Festival. The Festival, arranged by the South Australian Asian Association, features Asian dancing, clothes, culture and food. Photographs and maps form a feature of the exhibition and many students in costume tell visitors
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    Lock icon Paragon's liabilities $1,800,000, bankruptcy court is told
    468 2 f ONDON, Tues. The ij senior Official Receiver reported at the London Bankruptcy Court yesterday that liabilities of Paragon Holdings. Ltd.. amounted to £209,217 (aboui $1,800,000), including £197.310 to subsidiaries. The Official Receiver, Mr. F. M. Collins, was making a statement to the
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      343 2 Ah SsnQ wds fiS^ Tired, worn out, listless. J|| I$J|F He lacked strength, energy. Sleep J JIIL never came and life was drab! /'Tilil if \m now W /fl^ v ,m% v B^l Ah Seng is i 3 y^N'"^ pm GAY f y^ f^ c 8 of pep, energy, vigour.
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    Lock icon Yugoslavia attacks Hungary
    336 3 BELGRADE QUESTIONS THE TRUTHFULNESS OF NAGY INDICTMENT PROTEST NOTE TELLS OF 'DEEP BITTERNESS' AT BUDAPEST REGIME BELGRADE, Tuesday. YUGOSLAVIA yesterday protested "most vigorously" to Hungary against anti-Yugo-slav accusations contained in the announcement of the execution of iMr. Imre Nagy, former Hungarian Premier. It said the announcement had
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    Lock icon Attack on embassy: A protest to Moscow
    174 3 Attack on embassy: A protest to Moscow BONN, Tues. The West German Government has protested to the Soviet Foreign Ministry in the "strongest possible terms,'' it was announced today, against yesterday's attack by Russian demonstrators on the West German Kmbassy in Moscow. Yesterday marked the 17th anniversary of the Naii
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    Lock icon Bomb attack on newspapers
    45 3 LYONS. Tues. A bomb was thrown from a car late last night through the windows of a building here which houses a right-wing newspaper, Le Journal Dv Soir." and the Communist paper "La Republique de Lyon." There was no casualties. Reuter.
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    De Gaulle meets Nato leader
    42 3 PARId, Tues Gen. de Gaulle yesterday had discussions with Mr. Paul-Henri Spaak secretary-general of NATO." It was the first meeting between Mr. Spaak and the French leader since Gen. de Gaulle came to power last month— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon BUT WHAT DID SHE SAY?
    75 3 NEW YORK. TAies. A take the talking charnpionnorth Dakota woman. Mrs. ship of the ted Ray S m^ Edith Fisher, a 29-year-old away from Mr. Jjayrnona divorcee, proved that her sex White, a 36-year-old sales can still out-talk men. man. rnmnleted 90 yesterday she completed
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    Lock icon GHANA WILL BE A REPUBLIC NKRUMAH
    159 3 GHANA WILL BE A REPUBLIC NKRUMAH pAIRO, Tues. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Prime Minister of Ghana, said here yesterday: "I want to declare Ghana a republic, and this will be done in not more than two years." Dr. Nkrumah who is on a State visit to the United Arab Republic, added:
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    LONDON STOCKS
    294 3 ONDON, Mon. The Lebanon situation tended to outweigh the favourable effects of the Improved domestic labour situation and Friday's advance on Wall Street in London stock markets today, and buyers were Inclined to adopt a cautious attitude. Nevertheless ther was a selective demand for Industrial equities which showed
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    RUBBER
    32 3 LONDON Mon. Spot 22»gd.. July 22',d Aug 22V. Sept 22\d, Ort -Dec 22\d. Jan.March 22\d April-June 22*»d.. June c.l f. 22d July c.l.f. 22d Aug. c.l.f 22d Tone: Quiet but steady
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    TIN
    20 3 LONDON. Mon Buyers £730; sellers £730*4: Forward buyers £733: sellers £732H; Settlement £7304: am. 90 tons, p.m. 125 ton*.
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    STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE IN LONDON
    41 3 HUNGARIAN students in London seen staging a protest demonstration against the execution of their former Prime Minister, Mr. Imre Nagy Gen. Pal Maleter and two other compatriot* —heroes of 1956 Hun. garian freedom uprising against the Russians
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    Lock icon Turks are warned of a 'British trap7
    243 3 Turks are warned of a 'British trap 7 FOOT INSPECTS BARRICADES NICOSIA, Tuesday. THE Turkish underground organisation, T.M.T., la leaflets circulated here last nieht, said not a single Turk must accept the new British plan for Cyprus and warned: "If anyone does, he will be severely punished The leaflets described
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    Withdrawal
    34 3 TUNIS. Tues.— The French Army yesterday began preparations for the withdrawal of the first 7.000 ut the 22.000 troops stationed in Tunisia in accordance with an agree ment signed last week.— Rev ter
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    Lock icon De Mille ill
    25 3 HOLLYWOOD. Tues— Film director Cecil B. de Mille. 77. is In hospital here for observation. He became 111 several days ago. Reuter.
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    Lock icon DOCKERS IGNORE A PLEA BY NEHRU
    169 3 BOMBAY, Tuesday. INDIAN dock workers yesterday decided to continue the eight-day-old nation-wide dockstrike fan spite of a cabled appeal from Mr. Nehru, the Prime Mirrster. The decision. involving 100.000 men. was taken at a four-hour meeting of the All- j India Port and Dock
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    Lock icon India gets U.S. loans
    95 3 VTEW DELHI, Tues.— lndia and the United States yesterday signed an agreement here providing for US$35 mil lion ($lO5 million) In Unite 1 States aid for the develrv ment of India's road trar port, cement and Jute Inrt' tries A Government Press note said another agreement
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    Lock icon SYRIA IS AIDING REBELS, UN TOLD
    234 3 SYRIA IS AIDING REBELS, UN TOLD DEIRUT, Tues Le- banese Government officials complained to the United Nations observer team last night of "increased infiltration of men and arms across the border from Syria." An official Lebanese statement described the increase of infiltration as "dangerous."' Complaint The new complaint was registered
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    Lock icon Sea survey
    24 3 CANBERRA. Tues An Australian hydrographic survey is being carried out to find new sea lanes between Darwin and South -East Asia —Reuter.
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    PLEDGE TO SERVE BY NEW AIR BOSS
    229 5 PLEDGE TO SERVE BY NEW AIR BOSS DUTTERWORTH, Tues. IJ —The new Australian Commanding Officer of the Butterworth Air Base, Air Commodore K. R. Parsons today pledged to "help I keep Malaya free from f undesirable interference." Air Commodore Parsons who commanded the Royal Australian Air Force base at East
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    New playground
    22 5 PENANO, Tues The Mayor of Penang. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. declared open a new children's playground in Weld Quay today.
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    Fun fair
    28 5 A Welfare Week fun fair will be held at the Pandan Besar Pontlan, from tomorrow till July 2 in aid of the District Welfare Committee Fund
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    3 to probe mine disaster
    100 5 ftUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The inquiry into the Raub Australian gold mine disaster will be held before Mr. J. R. Lee, the Federation's deputy Chief Inspector of Mines. Mr, Lee will be assisted by two assessors Mr. N. M. Warmington. general manager of the Malayan Col-
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    Wanted: 6 men for 'Mikado' chorus
    75 5 KUALA i .Ml' l K Tues.— The Selangor Philharmonic Society, which is planning to produce Gilbert and Sullivan's "Mikado", is looking for six men to nil vacancies ir the 40-strong chorus. A society spokesman said that "applicants'- could be of any nationality. Malays, however,
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    Two 'Tiger generals' held in swoop
    279 5 PHONE WARNING COMES TOO LATE TO AID 5 GANGSTER SUSPECTS IPOH, Tuesday. piVE secret society suspects two of them believed to be "Tiger generals" from Singapore were detained by Ipoh police last night in a new crackdown on gangster activities in the town. All
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    Bump into Minister's car costs man $100
    137 5 Bump into Minister's car costs man $100 SUNGEI, PATA N 1, Tues. A motorist whose car collided with another vehicle in which the Minister of Natural Resources, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, was travelling, was yesterday fined $100 for negligent driving. Inspector Ghazali Ghanl. prosecuting, said the motorist, Tarn Yearn Tong.
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    Union leaders
    22 5 Mr. C. Karthlgesu and Mr T Krlshnar have been reelected president and secretary of the Singapore Medical Bervlces Unton respectively
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    RED UNIONS IN INDONESIA VERY RICH, HE SAYS
    157 5 AN Indonesian trade unionist, Mr. Lauw Beng Him said In Singapore yesterday that democratic trade unions in Indonesia were., having tongh time in combating Communist infiltration. He said: "The Communist onions in our country are very rich. Everybody knows that they are
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    Bachelor jailed for enticing woman
    130 5 BUTTERWORTH, Tuesday. A 19-YEAR-OLD unemployed bachelor, K. Subramaniam. yesterday denied enticing a married woman but admitted he was "physically attracted to her." The woman, K. Papathi, 22. wept in court when the magistrate. Tuan Syed Hassan Jamalulil. Jailed Subramaniam for six months Tor enticing her
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    Old boys choose new officials
    58 5 KUALA TRENOOANU. Tues The District Officer of Marang. Inche Mohamed Nor bin Alias. has been elected president of the Trengganus Old Sulalmanians Association. Other officials are: Vicepresidents. Miss Wee Kirn Keow and Inche Musa bin Awang; secretary, Inche Muda bin Embong: treasurer. Tengku Abdul Jalll
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    ONLY 6 DAYS TO GO NOW
    44 5 ONLY 6 DAYS TO GO NOW The $20,000 MM |jckpot Contest has really got him. New he's taking time off at the office to solve those clues. The boss doesn't like it but. who knows, by next week he might be his own boss.
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    NO CASH SO NO ROAD LAMPS FOR SEVEN VILLAGES
    179 5 NO CASH SO NO ROAD LAMPS FOR SEVEN VILLAGES |{UALA TRENGGANU. Tues— Street lighting in seven villages in Kuala Trengganu has been cut off because there are no labourers to till and lighr the oil lamps The town council sacked its seven daily paid labourer! last Saturday because it has
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    Birthday rally
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Two hundred special constables will take part in a parade, marking the 10th anniversary of the force on the Supreme Court padang here at 8 a.m. on Thursday.
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    Americans told: You can take out your profits
    204 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. AMKKICAN businessmen have been assured that they can remit l lk- protits and capital of any investments they make in Malaya. The Federation's Permanent representative to the United Nations and ambassador to Washington, Dr Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman,
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    ISLAMIC STATE?—SO THEY TRIED TO REPLACE A FLAG
    150 6 ISLAMIC STATE?— SO THEY TRIED TO REPLACE A FLAG MALACCA, Tue s Three middle-aged Malays who tried unsuccessfully to bring down the Malacca state flag this morning and replace it with what they called the "Islamic Flag" have been sent to the General Hospital for observation. The flag they wanted
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    UMNO depends on 'brains trust9 to woo the voters
    227 6 UMNO depends on 'brains trust 9 to woo the voters KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. "BRAINS TRUST" of six UMNO men will work behind the scenes to ensure the success of the Alliance in the general elections next year. They will study existing Government policies and recommend methods of wooing the voters.
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    ALLIANCE CONSTITUTION DISPUTE DEVELOPS IN PENANG
    211 6 ALLIANCE CONSTITUTION DISPUTE DEVELOPS IN PENANG DENANG, Tues ft* 1 branches may with draw from UMNO': Penang division in pro test against its decisioi to accept the proposes Alliance constitution. Also expected to resigi from UMNO is Tuan Sye< Hassan bin Yahya. secretan of the youth section of on of
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    Envoy's visit
    27 6 MALACCA, Tues Th Canadian High Commissione in the Federation. Mr A F Menzies. accompanied by hi wife paid his first offlcia visit to Malacca today
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    The 'poor English' of Malayan students in Australia
    278 6 The 'poor English' of Malayan students in Australia AN Australian educationist, Mr. William Power, said in Singapore yesterday that most Malayan students in Australian universities lacked a proper command of Enelish. He added that even those who had sat for their post school certificate course in Malaya, found things tough
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    Two train as missionaries
    44 6 PENANG, Tues Miss Nk Yoon Chin and Miss Lee Slew Chan will return here in August after graduating from the Watch Tower Bible School in New York. They Joined the school last year for advanced train ing in missionary service.
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    OUT—THE SECRET OF PRINCESS TALAYANI
    240 6 OUT— THE SECRET OF PRINCESS TALAYANI KUALA LUMPUR Tues S'.am's badmin-ton-loving Princess Talayani Watena arrived in Kuala Lumpur today as the guest of the Federation Government for the next six days. The beautiful elder sister Of the King of Slam who has watched her country's sensational rise in international badminton,
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    Storm damage
    31 6 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. A house In Chempah Lane lure was damaged by a fallIng coconut tree during a storm early this morning. Four occupants sleeping In the house escaped unhurt.
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    RUBBER THEFTS PLAN AWAITS GOVT. 'YES'
    193 6 RUBBER THEFTS PLAN AWAITS GOVT. 'YES' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Selangor Government is waiting for the green light from the Federal Treasury to start an inspectorate force to deal with mounting rubber thefts in the state. The plan is to have three Inspectors to check dealers' transactions In their search
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    Travel to India: New envoy's pledge
    159 6 PENANG, luesday. THE Indian Government was "fully aware" of thi» existing difficulties in obtaining ship passages from Malaya to India, the new Indian H gh Commissioner, Mr. S K Banerji, said on his arrival here today "This question is engaging the attention of our
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    Crash death: Man accused
    79 6 PENANG. Tues A pintable mechanic. Bernard Carrier, today pleaded not guilty to a charge of causing the death of a motor cyclist. Ong Ah Siang. by a rash or negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide Carrier's car. it was alleged knocked down Ong at tbe
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    His cool courage saved $10m. cargo
    62 6 His cool courage saved $10m. cargo t API. U. A. AKNI'SEIS whose co il courage saved his ship the 9.100-ton Norwegian cargo liner Hoegh Cape, from being burnt when Sumatran rebels set fire to a Belawan wharf godown last Friday. Capt. Arnesen arrived in Penang on Monday witb his ship
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    Office moves across road
    54 6 IPOH. Tues.— The oranch post office in Brewster Road here will be moved i<; the headquarters building of the Public Works Department about 20 yards away across the road, on June 30. The Minister for Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Inche Sardon bin Haji JnMr will open
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    Girl (14): I was raped after a club dance
    698 7 Girl (14): I was raped after a club dance SOLDIER ACCUSEDS-COURT TOLD OF BEDROOM BOW PENANG, Tuesday. A 14-YEAR-OLD Australian girl told a general court martial here today she was raped a few hours after she had been introduced to a British soldier at a dance at the Garrison Club.
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    SO HAPPY—BACK TO HER FIRST LOVE
    138 7 SO HAPPY— BACK TO HER FIRST LOVE THE nrl with I he so happy-tii-he-liark look is Shirh v Ann Jones, La. a former Singapore beauty queen, who returned to the Colony in the Carthage yesterday. Mis- Jones (vital statistics 34-24-34) whose last beauty title was Miss X-ray of 1957. said
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    Five hurt as S.Cs, civilians clash
    168 7 IPOH, Tuesday. A FREE-FOR-ALL between special constables stationed in Tanjong Rambutan, nine miles north of here, ana several residents there, developed t ast night. i At least five people were Injured in the fracas which lasted about 30 minutes. Two of the injured were
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    BEER AT FRIEND'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
    168 7 BEER AT FRIEND'S BIRTHDAY PARTY Molloy said he went to the Garrison Club and attended a I birthday party ol a fellow soldier. They drsuik beer. During tne parly a woman came to their table and invited them to her house for a party. Molloy said at the house McNeill
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    No holiday: Two fined
    61 7 IPOH. 'lues.— Two women who manage hair waving salons here were fined $50 each by the Ipoh magistrate today for falling to observe a weekly holiday. Kwong Ol Wah. man ageress o» a salon in ClanStreet and Chin Chee Peng managing partner of another salon, next
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    Magistrate is transferred
    49 7 TAIPING, Tues— The Talping magistrate, Tuan Haji Bahruddln bin Haji Abdul Rals, is leaving on transfer at the end of the month to Kuala Trengganu where he will be assistant District Officer. His place here will be taken by Inche Hashlm Z. Abdul Hamld. Ipoh magistrate.
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    EXAMS REGISTRAR DIES
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mr. P. L. Machado, registrar to the Federation's Examinations Syndicate, died this morning at the Bungsar Hospital her* Mr. Macnado, 52, was to have retired from Government service In August this year. He was burled at the Catholic Cemetery. Cheras Road, here this evening.
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    Pin-table shops are shut
    42 7 PENANQ, Tues. Most pintable operators In Penang have suspended business because of the police raid on a Pensyig Road shop on Friday night. A police spokesman told •he Straits Times today further action might be taken against operators.
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    I SAWA CROWD UPSET BUS, SAYS WITNESS
    330 7 I SAWA CROWD UPSET BUS, SAYS WITNESS MALACCA, Tues Inspector Hazara Singh, senior investigating officer attached to the Central Police Station here, described in the Sessions Court today how a Malacca Omnibus Service vehicle was overturned by a crowd of 40 to 50 people near a petrol station at Newcome
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    DEATH
    26 8 Word, tin (Minimum) TELEGRAM RECEIVED 23.6.58 Prom Vaddukoddal, Ceylon, death of Mrs. M Maruthapplllal. Mother of Mr. M. Arunasalam 27. Tamby Abdullah Road. Kuala Lumpur.
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      The Price Of Rubber
      608 8 Although the International Rubber Study Group's decision to take no action on price stability did nut meet with everyone's approval at Hamburg, it was the only possibledecision to take. Suggestions .or reducing fluctuations in the price of rubber will be kept under review, of course, and
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      Co-op Progress
      298 8 There was not a singie farmer or fisherman among the 270 delegates and observers at the All-Malaya Co-Operative Conference in Singapore. Not only was the representation wholly urban, but the large majority of the delegates were from societies whose members are Government employees or who work for government
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      Gomulka's Choice
      209 8 In dissociating tile I'ou i Government and the Polisn Communist Party from trnsecret trial and killing oi l:i- Nagy and oth.-i Hungarian leaders, Mr. Gomulka courts grave risk vi Russian pressure and oi intrigue among Poland's own Stalinists. The Hungarian executions were much more than barbaric vengeance They
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    Political, economic change coming in Indonesia ,
    789 8  - Political, economic change coming in Indonesia JAMES FLANNERY GOVERNMENT VICTORY WILL BRING NEW MEASURES BY POLITICAL and economic changes in Indonesia are expected to follow the government's military victories against rebel armies on the outer islands. Dr DJuanda, the Premier, and his government have given national priority to the campaign
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    Mr. K'S NIGHTMARE
    11 8 Woria Copyright by arrangement with, the Manchester Guardian
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      Hospital assistants' pay policy needs clarification
      251 8 Hospital assistants' pay policy needs clarification ADDRESSING tht anA nual delegates' conference of the Government Services Staff Council, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaya said that the Government had honoured all agreements. May I point out that there is at least one agreement that has not been
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      Attack unnecessary
      137 8 MR. C. H KOH S attack on the Federal spending of $30 million for development of Port Swettenham is unnecessary He should have been properly Informed of the essential functions of this centra] Malayan port from the economic and geographical points of view in services to centra) Malaya
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      EDUCATION MUST PLAY VITAL ROLE IN LIFE
      190 8 EDUCATION MUST PLAY VITAL ROLE IN LIFE MR GOH HOOD KENG has brought to notice that the problem of dealing with the juvenile delinquent is a moral one This statement should be a challenge not only to parents but to all those who have dealings with young people to do
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      TOO HIGH RATE ON BUILDING LOANS
      58 8 rate in Singapore Is indeed too high The interest rate of 8 per cent charged by the building societies in the Colony Is 3 per cent higher than the present rate in Britain BORROWER. Singapore. AS a mortgager 1 asso- elate myself with the
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      798 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. 1» Words tin (Minimum). MILNER. To Estelle and Eric a duugiuer, Suzanne, on 19-6-58 at U.C.H., W.C.I. Both well TO MR tt MRS. M. ThlruclmUmpalam was born a daughter at 535 p.m on 23rd June, 1958 SIM To Daphne and S'ephen, a son Kevin, at Kandang Kerbau HosDital
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      8 8 EUERVBODV LOOKS TO Kodak FOR CRRIERHS FOR Him
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    'Wife beat me in our test of love'
    524 9 'Wif e beat me in our test of love' MARRIAGE WAS WORST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE, SAYS SON OF A WEALTHY MINER IPOH, Tuesday. A PRETTY teenaged wife with "a wicked temper" gave her husband a beating when he allowed her to do so as "a test of love," the
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    A floating dental clinic to serve villagers
    229 9 A floating dental clinic to serve villagers T<ELUK ANSON, Tues.— Malaya's first floating dental clinic, which will bring better health to thousands of riverine kampong dwellers along the Perak River was launched here today. The Raja Muda of Perak christened the $70,000 floating clinic 'Tabib (Doctor) before launching it from
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    Misadventure
    39 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues A verdict of death by misad venture was returned at an Inquest today on a 15-year old cyclist, Leong Ng Nyu. who was knocked down by a motor cycle at Kuala Selangor on Dec. 22.
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    Call-up youths break door again
    96 9 Call-up youths break door again FLANG, Tues.— Hundreds of youths, eager to register for national service smash ed a door of the district office here today Kour policemen on duty failed to control the crowd. I lit- was the second time that the door was damaged It went down yesterday
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    Both hands blown off
    54 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Trooper C. Hart, of the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment, was seriously injured last Thursday during training for jungle operations near Kuala Lumpur It was announced today. He was involved in "an accident with explosives resulting in the loss of both his hands,"
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    Pakistan envoy arrives
    51 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The first High Commissioner for Pakistan in Malaya. Maj. Gen A. N M. S. All Khan, arrived here today About 30 members of the Pakistani community welcomed him and his wife as they arrived by train from Singapore at the Kuala Lum pur railway
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    EXTRA RICE for HARI RAYA
    75 9 IPOH. Tues.— The Central Perak War Executive Committee today announced an extra rice ration for Muslims in the "Operation Ginger" area for the week beginning June 23 to enable them to celebrate Harl Raya Haji Tr j relaxation applies only to those Muslims living In
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    Reds fire on patrol
    55 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Five terrorists flred on a patrol of the 4th Battalion. Royal Malay Regiment, in the Tapah district of Perak la.si Saturday it was announced today The patrol returned the flre> and charged The terrorists fled A resting place and camp were found A
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    'Wings' for two
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The presentation of "wings' to two pilot officers of the Kuala Lumpur squadron ol the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force which was postponed from June l will now be held on June 29
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    Court told of bid to kill cousin
    311 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A HOME Guard shot at his cousin after they failed to settle a dispute concerning money belonging to his mother who died in Sumatra, the High Court here was told today. The home guard. Roslan bin Haji Abdul Manan. of
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    School opening
    25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Education Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. will attend the opening of a rural trade school at Rembau tomorrow
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    THEN All WAS OFF SO HAPPY
    83 9 THEN All WAS OFF SO HAPPY PENANG, Tues. Asked oy the Sessions Court President. Mr Au Ah Wah, how he felt when he smoked ganja (Indian hemp), a handcart puller. S Mohamed All. said "I felt giddy at first. but after a few minutes. I felt so happy "You had
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    Cassels visits Johore Bahru
    40 9 JOHORE BAHRU Tues. The Director of Operations. Lt.-Gen. Sir James Cassels. visited Johore Bahru today to attend a routine meetina of the State War Executive Committee, the body controlling the anti-terrorlts cam paign In the state
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    Promoted
    45 9 'Cl LA KANOBAK ies. The acting <-?cretary of tIK wn Council, Kuala Kang sar, Mr. Lee Boon Beng. Ha.been promoted to special grade and will be going on transfer to the Ministry of Loca. Government at Kuala Lumpur at tie end of the month
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    Air squadron to return to Australia
    215 9 J^UALA LUMPUR. Tues.- The No. I Bomber Squadron. Royal Australian Air Force, which dropped 85 per cent of the total weight of bombs In th< Malayan jungle and eliminated many terrorists including two communist platoon commanders will return to Australia next month. It Is
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    Getting ready for the big beauty parade
    103 9 IT WAS an early start yesterday for these Singapore beauties The big fight for the right to represent Singapore in the Long Beach, California Miss Universe Beauty Pageant, began with a dress rehearsal at 8 o'clock yesterday morning Producer of last night's show
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    DECISION DAY FOR MCA LEADERS
    127 9 DECISION DAY FOR MCA LEADERS KI'ALA LUMPUR Tues. —The 168 members of the Malayan Chinese Association general committee have until tomorrow to make up their minds whether they want the association's property in Havelock Road, Singapore, to be sold. The association needs money for its new $1,500 (KM building in
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    Contraband man arrested
    25 9 Singapore police yesterda> seized 7501 b of contraband cigarettes and arrested a man in Changl. Duty rayaole on the cigarettes Is 56.450
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    WARD fS READY IN CASE OF CHOLERA
    127 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday XHE infectious diseases ward at the General Hospital here has been prepared to admit air passengers if they should be suffering from cholera or any other infectious disease The acting Director 01 Medical Services. Dr. Mo hamed Din. told the
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    Killed at 71
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned today at an Inquest on Chong Lun, 71, who was knocked down by a motor cycle while he was cycling at Sungel Best Road on Jan. 26.
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    King goes to funeral
    71 9 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong drove today to Sri Menanti. Kuala Pilah, to attend the funeral of his uncle. Tengku Suleiman Ibni Almarhum Yam Tuan Antah. The King accompanied by his consort, the Raja Permaisuri Agong, travelled from Kuala Lumpur for the funeral at the
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    'ANGRY LETTERS', SO UNION TO PLAN ACTION
    236 9 'ANGRY LETTERS', SO UNION TO PLAN ACTION I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The executive I council of the National Union of Plantation Workers will meet next month to plan "further action" unless agreement for an interim wage structure for Malaya's 200,000 estate workers is reached by July 7. This was told to
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      TUBB YINVESTIGA TES AN ANCIENT CURSE
      891 10 TUBB Y INVESTIGA TES AN ANCIENT CURSE The scouts are on the track of treasure reputed to be buried by a pirate in Mr. D'Alphonso's house. Young Joe D'Alphonso's grandfather is against the search, talking mysteriously of a curse, but they gain permission at last to go ahead. After some
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      Malayan pen pals
      203 10 Cheah Kool Tong. aged 15. 16 Lorong Puteh, Limbong Kapal, Alor Star, Kedah. Stamps, songs, drawIngs. Bothy, aged 11, 558--10 Princes Road. Kuala Lumpur. Drawing, reading, stamps. Bobby Yeo. aged 15. 65 York Road, Penang Peter Ng. aged 13, 55 Market Square. Talplng O. Paneerselvan, aged 17.
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      BASKETFUL OF HIGH SPIRITS
      22 10 BASKETFUL OF HIGH SPIRITS ThtsM lovely Mm babies cere born in tht Jonore Zoo recently. They look tame enough how don't tluyi
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      1527 11 Clement Wragge, stormy petrel of science Eccentric weather-man tried to 6raiA: £/ie 1,902 rfr^ spe// 6^ blasting the sky for rain AT the centenary celebrations of the Queensland town of Charleville in 1948, a strangelooking contraption found in a local backyard was exhibited. Like a huge ice cream cone, it
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      320 11 i| 11 ft- 11 y* j% > 1 bb^ 1 '/jf m 1 -^pvj HCII m You can tell he uses SILVIKRIN HAIR CREAM I There"! something distinctive aboui cream does the miracle ingredient gMfSj him. It isn't only that his hair is always Pure Silvikrin, which feeds into the
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      109 11 Varmen A 00. Uy 3laa The Saint By Leslie Vharieris ]AY THIS ONES A TEu /ME ONE TWINS, INSPECTOR WAS '111 t ELI 'EA/» THE STORyYVES I"\ gk) JJJIGOnER TOOI/Li My STEPP4THER DOING AnY SECRET iVHy OON'r YOU SO J AdJS^ i^cS&i PI WOR* SCOTLAND YARD-ABOUT; AND CALM THE COOK
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    MAY TRADE BETTER AS RUBBER SALES ROSE SHARPLY
    520 12 By Our Market Correspondent J^jALAYA'S trade figure* for May have proved to be healthier than was expected and total trade at $689.5 million, was $16.8 million better than in April. This was due to a 8i per cent rise in exports during
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 12 July first grade rubber buyers i.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 75 n cents per lb. up threequarters of a cent on Monday's closing price. Closing lone: Steady, quiet. Closing prices In cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 75»i, sellers 78; Int.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    401 12 The Malayan Share Brokm Assonation reported: "There was selective support (or Industrials and tins. Rubbers were quiet. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported tbe I ..How in, busu oesa done yesterday: Fed. ULpen■s«ry $1- lYaser Neave ords $2 50, Gammon $2.04 to $3.06 xr; W.
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    81 12 Ships lying alongside tbe mm capore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Carthage 1/3. Wonosobo 45. Marcelll Nowtko 6A, Agaglsan Maru 6/7, Karsik 8/0, Perim 10/11. Idomeneus 13/14. Sydney 15/ 16, Mlsslsiapl Maiti 18. Aspballon 1920. Sadao N. Wall 4, Sabang 21/22. Tungsha 23/24. Rajah Brooke 25,
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    75 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: French Francs *****; Belgian Franca 1612 V..; DcuUchc Marks 136 3/8; Italian Lire 202u». On the free exchange marke; in Hong Kong yesterday, the
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 12 Malayan Share Market: June 24 Jane 23 Industrial*: 88.16 88.08 Tins: 72.15 7189 Jan 1 IH.-.X 1M
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    22 12 SINGAPOKE. JUNE 24 RL'BBER: 75j tents Per lb. (up threequarters of a cent). TIN: 5370.37* per picul (up 37) cents).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    151 12 MELBOURNE Tues INVESTMENT shares held steady overall tone on the flock Exchange here today Price movements remained narrow and trading was silghtly heavier. Patons gained 9d. to 295. 9d. Mining shares continued to ease slightly. Moves were smaller Silver-leads remained steady, and Commonwealth bonds recorded a firm trend.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    105 12 Singapore Chinese Frodnce Exchangr: noon prices per plciil yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Contfnent June July $31 buyers. $31 H sellers. oconut oil: quiet bulk $47 sellers, drum $51 sellers. Prpper: quiet; no business re* ported done; Muntolc white $127 Sarawak $126. special Sarawak black $70 (all unchanged). Singapore
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      1455 12 NOTICES THE ESSENTIAL REGULATIONS (B.M.A. G.N. 418/46) THE PORT BWETTENIIAM— KUALA I MIM K RDAIi I PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC) ORDER, 1958. IN exercise of the powers conferred by Regulation 26 of the Essential Regulations and delegated to him under paragraph (S) of Regulation 3 of the said Regulations, the State
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      326 12 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPOKE J', 1946 REHABILITATION LOAN 11M2— 79) Notice Is hereby given thai the transfer register of the above Loan will be closed from the 30th June 1958 to 14th July 1958 both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants By Order The Hongkong
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      298 12 TENDERS TENDERS TENDERS are Invited lor the supply ol cooked meals, tea etc. lor Chinese and Indian Non-In-dustrial Staff Canteen, H.M. Dockyard. Singapore. Tender forms obtainable from Hon. Secretary, SA.L.S.U., No. 1 Parrer Park, Singapore 8. after 5 p.m dally. Closing date 3rd July. 1958 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE 1
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    300 14 WIMBLEDON GETS UNDER WAY Of UNSETTLED WEATHER TAKEN TO FOUR SETS BY SPARE-TIME PLAYER LONLX)N, Tuesday. AUSTRALIAN champion Ashley Cooper, the top seed, looked far from a potential Wimbledon champion when the worlds premier lawn tennis tournament opened at the All-Eng-land Club here yesterday in unsettled
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    7 14 CHRISTINE TRUMAN Britain's Wimbledon hope.
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    153 14 LONDON, Tuesday. IT'S "LADIES' day" today in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships— the start of the women I.*1 Main interest will centre on two 17-year-old seeded players— Britain's Christine Truman, seeded second to the American holder Althea Gibson, and Brazil's Maria Esther Fourth seeded Miss Bueno.
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    264 14 FIRST DAY'S WIMBLEDON RESULTS > I ONDON, Tues. Results of i first round matches at Wimbledon yesterday were: MEN'S SINGLES I A. J. Cooper (Aust) beat O. D Owen (OB) 10-8. 3-6. 6-4, 8-1: I R KrLshnan (India) beat J. M Cranston (US' 6-3. 6-4. 1-6, 6-3: N. Pletrangell (It)
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    62 14 LONDON. Tues— Jack Kramer, the American professional tennis promoter, said on his arrival here yesterday that he was hoping to open negotiations for the staging of a professional tournament at Wimbledon. He said he would be Interested In making an offer to the winner of this year's
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    60 14 MICHIGAN. Tues— Bill Casper won the Flint open golf tournament by one ftroke with a 72 hoi* total of 285 here yesterday. Ted Kroll and Arnold Palmer, winner of this year's American masters tournament tied for second place with 286 and Tommy Bolt. U.S. open
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    124 14 SUNNINODALE, Tues.—Peter Mills and Bernard Hunt, the British Ryder Cup golfers, shared the top Individual award In the Bowmaker professional-amateur 36--hole stroke tournament which ended here yesterday. Mills played brilliant golf to equal the British tournament nine-hole record with an outward score
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    358 14 Yorkshire have their 15th blank day F ONDON, Tues —Rain hit the county cricket programme again yesterday washing out play completely in one match and severely curtailing play in most of the others. Needless to say Yorkshire were Involved in the match where no play was possible. They suffered their
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    30 14 The Singapore cricket team to play the Federation in their three-day "test" starting on Friday will have net practice at the Singapore Cricket Club today at 5.15 p.m
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    599 15  -  EPSOM JEEP NEWCOMERS SHOW PROMISE On the track... with f OOKING fit and fresh after a spell In the hills, Gunong Rapat galloped attractively on the training track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. With Ray George up, this five-year-old strode out easily over 3f in
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    141 15 LONDON, Tuesday. rwEREK IBBOTSON, the world's fastest rr.iler, was omitted from the mile event and selected only for the three miles when England's team was named yesterday for the Empire Games in Cardiff next month. Only one of the four England runners selected
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    44 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.A walking race for o*er 40 years olds is among the 19 events included for th<» second Federation of Malaya Government Department sports which will be held at the Merdeka Stadium on Sept. 5 and 6. Entries close on Aug.
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    62 15 NEW YORK. Tues.-Panchr: Gonzales, world professional tennis champion, is assured of the US$3,OOO first prize In the round robin tournament at Forest Hills. Gonzales. undefeated In his five matches, beat Frank Sedgman 10-8 6-2 yesterday and meets Lew Hoad In the final match. Ken Ro.st'wall won
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    82 16 NEW Zealand has Invited the Singapore water-polo team to tour the dominion. An invitation from the New Zealand Amateur Swimming Association's watc polo board was received yesterday by the Singapore A.S.A. Mr. T. C. Verhoeven, hon. secretary of the NZASA water-polo board, said in
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    199 16  -  KEN FERNANDEZ TOKYO MEDALLISTS TO BE SENT TO THE EMPIRE GAMES By FMOC has enough money KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. 'pHE Federation is expected to send a token two-man team to compete in the Empire Games in Cardiff next month. The two competitors will be weightlifter Tan
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    133 16 Robinsons beat the champs 3-1 ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues Chartered Bank, defending champions, were beaten 3-1 by lowly-placed Robinsons 8 C In their ODBH League Dlv. one match on the Taylor Road ground today. But Chartered Bank were not at full strength because of injuries Their goal in the first half
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    51 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The- 40 piece band of the Far East Air Force will give a public performance before the H.M.B. Malaya Cup match between Commonwealth Combined Services and Perils at the Merdeka Stadium on June 29. Admission will be $2 (covered stand) and $1, and 50 cents
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    95 16 A-Games problem for 1962 organisers .Tues. The Times of Indonesia said to. day the Indonesia Government should state now what countries would not I acceptable for the 1962 Asian Games. The Times of Indonesia said political considerations would make it impossible for Indonesia to be host to Formosa, South Korea
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    178 16 XL tourney will be his farewell PNANO. Tues.— Many baa minton tans have writ ten to Eddy Choong urging him to reconsider his decision to retire from competitive play They have also consoled him on his defeats In the Thomas Cup challenge round against Indonesia. But Eddy
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    50 16 TELUK ANSON. Tues.—lnsldej left S. Subramanlam, of Sungel Bernam Estate, was ordered of! the field for dangerous play ten minutes from the end In a Senior Division soccer league match against Chinese Club here yesterday. Sungel Bernam won by 2-0. scoring through Sumlthraa and E Subramanlam.
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    25 16 SEGAMAT, Tues— Sungei Segamat beat Sermin 4-3 In the opening match of the lnter-kampong soccer competition for the Penghulus' Shield here yesterday.
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    PERAK NAME 18 FOR SECOND CUP OUTING
    161 16 PERAK NAME 18 FOR SECOND CUP OUTING IPOH, Tues— Perak, the defending Malaya Cup champions, will be engaged in their second outing against Kedah on Sunday The champions beat Federation Armed Services in their opening game on Sunday. Only eight of the players who helped to win the Cup are
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    33 16 TANJONO MALIM, Tues. Tanjong Malim Recreation Cluh won the ISM Stevenson Cup badminton tournament here last night. Runners-up were Luna Bias Estate. Slim River, with Methodist English School. Tanjong Malim. third.
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    27 16 The victorious Indonesian badminton team receives a rousing welcome at Jakarta as they arrive with the Thomas Cup which they wrested from Malaya. UPI photo.
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    292 16  - Nagaiah is recalled to Singapore cricket XI F. SALAHUOIH By STAN NAOAIAH, the Ceylonese pace bowler who (ailed to And a place in the Singapore team that drew with Negri Sembilan in an inter-state match, is recalled to the side which meets the Federation in the three-day cricket "Test." starting
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    197 16  -  A. SHIPATHY By MALACCA, Tuesday. lIAGOROMO hockey team strongest women's team in Japan whose players are chosen from students of Hagoromo Gakuen High School in Osaka —are anxious to tour Malaya and meet Malayan women's hockey teams. In a letter to Mr. A. Durairatnam,
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    1046 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL SPORTSFRONT BY MALAYA has lost the Thomas Cupr our players have surrendered the three most important national badminton titles to foreigners. It has been a most desolate period for Malayan badminton and in the general fall from grace have tumbled the
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    118 16 IPOH. Tues. Young Men's Christian Association, Ipoh, beat Talplng Chinese Recreation Club by four matches to nil In the final of the Perak Sultan'b Cup Knockout tennis competition on the Chamberlain Road courts here today. YMCA have thus won the cup for
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