The Straits Times, 2 July 1958

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    18 1 AVKRAGF mill IFIIIIHFII SM.W. F\IIMIV 80.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY I, 1958 IS CBNTS
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    LIM UNITY PLAN HAILED
    897 1 MCA, UMNO MEN WELCOME ANTI-SUBVERSIVE BID Lib-Socs: 'Time for sacrifice' JjR. LIM YEW HOCK'S call for a united socialist front to fight Singapore's left-wing extremists seems to have a good chance of success. Yesterday both the UMNO and MCA, the Labour Front's partners in the present
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    Lock icon Mounties in to guard Princess
    104 1 Mounties in to guard Princess VANCOUVER, Tues Squads of Royal Canadian Mounted Police moved into central British Columbia today to guard Princess Margaret during her visit this month. This follows a weekend of bomb incidents and threats of more terrorist activities. Two of four bombs planted In Kelowna and elsewhere
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    Nuclear talks
    24 1 GENEVA, Tues. Western and Soviet atomic scientists began talks on nuclear disarmament today expressed confidence that they would 'And a common language.
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    RETIRED GOVERNOR, 66, 'VICTIM OF OLD WITCH/ SAYS WIFE
    461 1 Sir John Huggins /1 8 TEARS ll\ V MALAYA 'off with another woman' LONDON. Tues. Sin-gapore-born Lady Molly Huggins, one of Britain's top socialites, said today that her husband, a former Governor of Jamaica, had apparently run off with the owner
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    TAPPERS: GO-SLOW CAMPAIGN NEXT?
    466 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Leaders of Malaya's 200,000 plantation workers will meet here tomorrow to decide whether a nation-wide goslow campaign should be launched. This move by the National Union of Plantation Workers follows the rejection by the employers of their claims for an interim wage scheme.
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    FOUR TELL MAYOR: WE WILL QUIT
    84 1 pOUR senior expatriate officers yesterday derided to resign from Singapore City Council. This wa.s the first stall reaction to the Malayanisation scheme of the Mayor Mr. Ong Eng Ouan. The following have resigned: Mr P. C. Perry acting City Engineer, Mr. M D. McDermott.
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    Peking reactor
    30 1 PEKING. Tues. Com muntst China ha& a Russianequipped atomic reactor working "most successfully". Mr. Jem Ta Ming, a member of the Atomic Physics Institute, said yesterday. Rev tcr.
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    Ship crash kills man
    71 1 KOTA BHARU. Tues. A tally clerk was killed and two other rren were seriously Injured v*..lle inspecting rice being unloaded from the Benveg. at Tumpat five miles froti, here yesterday. The dead man was Tan Keng Ngan and the Injured Soon Kok Klan and 8 Karupplah.
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    Die 49th State
    20 1 WASHINGTON. Tues The Senate last night voted to make Alaska the 4Mb State of the United States.
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    MALAYA HOISTS ITS NAVAL FLAG
    131 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tact. The Federation naval ensign the White Ensign modified by potting the Federation flag in the left upper corner in place of the Onion Jack— was hoisted here today for the first time. Eight officers and 56 ratines •f the Selancor division of
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    Farewell flight by Lincolns
    61 1 *°r 1 111 Bom b« Squadron. RAAF. will make a farewell night over Singapore at noon today to mark the end of it* eight years of an tl. terrorist operations in Malaya. Weather permitting, the squadron's six Lincolns will fly in formation over the t*:tv at
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    Invest in Colony' law is coming
    241 1 INSURANCE FIRMS SHOCK 'THE Government Intends to legislate to compel in- surance companies In Singapore to invest funds locally, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, disclosed yesterday. The surprise announcement followed a suggestion by the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng C
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  • 2 a.m. news roundup
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      Lock icon "DIVORCE OR DIE ' WARNINC
      124 1 "DIVORCE OR DIE WARNINC NICOSIA, Tues. Turkish underground movement -Voikan today warned Turkish -Cyprtots with Greek Cjpriot wives to divorce them or die. The command came in letters Voikan distributed to the Turkish husbands. Seme of the threatened husbands were preparing to send their wives and children away from the
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      MORE AMERICANS KIDNAPPED
      49 1 HAVANA. Toes. O«--ban rebels kidnapped four more Americans today, sending a wave of apprehension through the IK American families in Eastern Cuba. The new kidnappings brought to 48 the number of Americans and Canadians seised in bold raids by Fidel Castro's men in eastern Oriente province.
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      Lock icon THREAT TO BEIRUT AIRPORT LIFTED
      85 1 AINAB (Central Lebanon), Toes.— Government forces today drove back Druse rebels and lifted the immediate insurgent threat to the Beirut international airport. The "frontline"' of the southern rebel front was pushed back three mUes to the outskirts of this mountain village 14 miles southeast of
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    Lock icon Mac: Talks in Paris a big success
    316 2 Mac: Talks in Paris a big success »I CANNOT REMEMBER ANY CONFERENCE LIKE IT" LONDON, Tuesday. BRITISH Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, on hie return to London last night, told reporters: "I cannot remember and I speak quite sincerely any conference of this kind that I have had in France
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    THE SULTAN WHO COMPLAINED AND LOST AN ARMY
    101 2 THE SULTAN WHO COMPLAINED AND LOST AN ARMY THIS 36-yrar.old Sultan, of Lahej State, largest in the Aden Protectorate, has lost an army. One night last week, while the Sultan was in London to complain about Britain •ending troops to arrest tbree Arab leaders suspected of lining up with the
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    Lock icon SPORE IN TOURISM SURVEY
    117 2 SPORE IN TOURISM SURVEY WASHINGTON. Tues. The Commerce Department announced yesterday that the United States was making available $14,000 to finance a survey for tourism development in 16 countries or territories, including Singapore. The survey is to be conducted by a private consulting firm and the funds have been made
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    Visit to U.S.
    23 2 LOB ANGELES, Tues.— The Afghanistan Premier, Sardar Mohammad Daud, arrived here on Monday by air for a two-day visit— U.PJ.
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    Lock icon QUEEN'S FOOD FADS BY THE 10YAL. TRAIN CHEF
    206 2 QUEEN'S FOOD FADS BY THE 10YAL. TRAIN CHEF NEW YORK. Tues-— The Queen does not diet. She enjoys fried potatoes. She seldom touches fish and does f not like grapefruit or 5 melon. These, and other royal E lood fads, are revealed by Mr. Charles Mellls. chef on the British
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    Lock icon 12 miles now
    24 2 REYKJAVIK, Tues. The= Iceland Government lasts night published regulation.--= widening the country's fish in limits from four to 12r miles— Reuter.
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    American scene
    710 2  -  OONALO LUDLOW From CONSOLATION FEW crises since Korea have caused such j anguish to Ameri- ca's rulers that that i of tiny Lebanon. iAt worst, it poses the I threat of a major war Korean-style— -if not nuclear clash between Russia and the West. At best, a j
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    BRITONS FLEE REBEL TRIBESMEN
    282 3 Venom jets pound hilltop positions only 10 miles from capital Machine gun posts ring Beirut airport BEIRUT, Tuesday. FIGHTHY Britons about half of them women and children were hurriedly evacuated from Shemlan, 10 miles from here, yesterday as rebel tribesmen drove down from the hills in
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    Lock icon REBELS ON WATCH NEAR AIRPORT
    164 3 REBELS ON WATCH NEAR AIRPORT linking Beirut and Damascus: about 12 miles from the capital. There was no government confirmation of the report. Last night, four-engined airliners continued to land and take off at Beirut airport as troops set up sandbagged machine gun posts at all approaches to the field.
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    Lock icon Sailors snatch runaway from Reds
    123 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues. Swedish sailors helped a slightly injured Polish seaman evade recapture after he had Jumped into the harbour here to swim for shore. The seaman, from the Polish tourist ship Mazowsze. was overtaken in the water by another man from his ship, who seized
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    Photographer died after taking this
    95 3 THIS dramatic picture taken at the seen- of a collision last week between the Swedish freighter Nebraska ard the oil tanker Empress Bay in New York harbour was the last photo taken by William Finn of the New York JournalAmerican. The veteran news photographer fell
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    Lock icon Tokyo has worst draught Iff 52 years
    76 3 Tokyo has worst draught Iff 52 years TOKYO, Tues. The Tokyo Water Works Bureau today reduced water pressure Id the entire city by 30 per cent with no relief In sight for the worst drought in 52 years A ration of two hours' water per day is scheduled for some
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    Lock icon De Gaulle goes to Algeria
    128 3 THE WORLD IN BRIEF ALGIERS, Tues. Gen. de Gaulle starts today a three-day visit to Algeria, movement which put him in power began six weeks ago. Important decisions about the future of Algeria are expected to be announced dunne the visit —Reuter. MADRID: The United
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    Lock icon Shah sees Ike
    29 3 WASHINGTON. Tues—President Elsenhower and the Shah of Persia made a "general survey" of the U.S.Persian problems yesterday at a two- hour White House meeting.— U.P I
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    Lock icon Loan for India
    23 3 WASHINGTON. Tues— The United States announced a $20 million loan to India to develop iron ore deposits in Orlssa.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon MR. MIKOYAN REGRETS...
    52 3 MR. MIKOYAN REGRETS. MOSCOW, Tues. Russia's First Deputy Premier. Mr. Mikoyan. yesterday expressed his regrets for the antiOerman demonstration In Moscow last week. He was speaking at a reception for a group of West German industrialists who left Moscow for Bonn yesterday after a two week tour of Russian industrial
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    LONDON STOCKS
    264 3 V ONDON, Mon.-The Stock mar- ket today ruled idle with operators generally unwilling to extend their commitments with the International and general business outlook so uncertain. Ollt-edgeds were quiet following the apr *ranee of a new Jamaican loan but, smaD investment Buying was seen later and price* hardened.
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    RUBBER
    28 3 LONDON. Mon. Spot M'nd Aug SSHd.. Sept. Xt%±, Oct.-Dec ■-•4!<d.. Jan-March 23\d.. AprilJune 23<4d.. July Sit 22\d Aug c.i.f W\d.. Sept. c4J. tt*d Tone Quiet but steady.
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    TIN
    21 3 LONDON. Mon Buyer* 1730 selleri H3OV Forward buyers C733tt: tellers; C73S: Settlement £7301*. am. 7S torn, p m US toot.
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    Lock icon GOVERNOR LIFTS THE CURFEW
    187 3 Cyprus forbids creating ill-will NICOSIA, Tuesday. T<HE GOVERNOR of Cyprus, Sir Hugh Foot, said A last night he would lift the curfew in almost all of the island's towns and villages and hoped to permit cinemas and other places of public entertainment to reopen tomorrow. "But
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    Lock icon STUDENTS IN PARADE OUTSIDE U.S. CONSULATE
    88 3 STUDENTS IN PARADE OUTSIDE U.S. CONSULATE SYDNEY. Toes. Police today placed a guard o■t s 1 4 r the United States Consul-General's office here following a demonstration by snore than 20 students. The demonstration took place outside the office of the consulate in Wynyard Street soon after midday. The students,
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    Lock icon Socialite dies
    27 3 LONDON, Tues— The Ame-rican-born Marchioness Curzbn of Kedleston. one of the most glittering hostesses London society has known this century, died yesterday. a->ed 80.— Reuter.
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    Nine-hour curfew on Ulu Selangor
    137 4 Nine-hour curfew on Ulu Selangor 17UALA KUBU BHARU, Tues. A nine-hour house curfew has been imposed on 60,u00 people living in Ulu Selangor. The entire district, excluding the white area of Rawang. is affected. The clamp-down imposed tonight will continue indefinitely. From 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. residents must remain
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    Troops and ships move against Johore Reds
    334 4 KOTA TINCCI TMtday. OPERATION "BADAK Hit last of a series of drives •fjintt |o*or« Iwiomfa tine* Mm M^ißiiiiif o* iVis tiw€r^#iicy wit launch*/ today in Hi« «attoni ••CTKHI Or TfIC OpOTA i tOtl llf 6f IS W#tl I iL. AdhaaAL A«L.. ■noQrwfly in
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    Malacca branch chairman •
    35 4 Malacca branch chairman MALACCA. Tues. Inche Kama! bin Sudln, a technical assistant In the Public Works Department here, was elected chairman of the Malacca branch of the Malayan Technical Services Union at yesterday's annual meeting.
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    UMNO BRANCH SACKS OFFICIAL
    72 4 UMNO BRANCH SACKS OFFICIAL MALACCA, Tues. The assistant secretary of the Par! r.letaaa branch of Malacca UMNO. Inche Isnin bin Bujang. has been expelled. The secretary of branch. Inche Mohamed Zin. said the decision to expel Inche Isnir was taken at a meeting of the branch yesterday. Among the reasons
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    Fair opening
    26 4 BATU PAHAT. Tues —The Deputy Prime :.'lnister. Dato Abdul Razak bin Dato Hus seln. will d-.'en a welfare week fun fair here on Thursday.
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    Mischief by fire charge
    66 4 PENANG. Tues. A 30 year-old fisherman. Mai Hussain. was accused in court today of breaking inU a house and committing mischief by fire. Mat. it was alleged, at tempted to burn a bicycle cradle and clothes belonging to Arumugam, of Green Lane, at 8.30 am on
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    QUEEN'S HEAD
    127 4 A bid to replace it on notes, coins with that of the King MALACCA, Tues.-Ma-lacca UMNO will be urged to ask the Federation Government to replace the impression of the Queen's head appearing on Malayan currency notes and coins with that of th' Yang di-Pertuan Agong A resolution
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    STATE CAPITAL TRANSFER IS HELD UP
    190 4 STATE CAPITAL TRANSFER IS HELD UP KLANG, Tuesday. SHORTAGE of funds is delaying the transfer of the Selangor S^ate capital from Kuala Lumpur to Klang The move is estimated to cost at least I $35 million. An official source here told the Straits Times It was likely that the State
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    Sultan tours kampongs
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Sultan of Pahang yesterday completed a six-day tour of the Raub District during which he visited four kampongs and Fraser's HilL At Batu Mallm. the Sultan presented badges to 19 aborigines who had completed an adult education course.
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    Company director warned
    552 5 EXCHANGE WITH COURT PREMWBMT MM MJFK MS3UBAMCX CdMM 'ANSWER THE QUESTION -YOU CAN GO TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE managing director of a finance romparn was warned in the Sessions Court here today that he could be jailed for contempt if he refused to
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    Rush to complete orders of chivalry
    86 5 Rush to complete orders of chivalry KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Some of BMaya's own orders an** decorations which are now being made by skilled jewellers la London will be sent here in time for the Merdeka anniversary investiture on Aug. 3L Only a "limited quantity" of the insignia of the two
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    Accused of fighting a policeman
    85 5 Accused of fighting a policeman IX3UR women, Ng Ah Moy F Tan Leng Hal. Urn Kirn Puay and Sim Ah See. yesterday pleaded not guilty in Singapore to a charge of taking part In an affray In a public place. The charge .stated that they fought with a police detective
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    Officers moved
    79 5 LUMUT. tues -Two assistant resettlement officers from the District Office here, Mr. Ooi Hock Aon and Mr. E. M. Ross, have been transferred to the" District Office in Sun gel Slput to assist m the work connected with the Emergency "Opera t'~n Ginger". FOUR SLEEPING Mm were lajßred
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    Weapons meet.
    34 5 IPOH, Toes.— Home Guard officers -d men from throughout Malaya will take part In the annual Federal weapons training meet at the Yin Chee Range, outside Ipoh. from July 8 to 12.
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    Chief tenant loses case, ordered to pay $5,895
    187 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— Mr. Justice Sutherland, In the High Court today, awarded $5,895 to the proprietor of a beauty salon and departmental store who 'ad sued his chief tenant for damages and vacant possession of the premises in Chow Kit Road. Kofc
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    City councillor appears in court
    60 5 City councillor appears in court S. ML Vasagar. a Singapore city councillor, sis— l etf not gatlty hi a magistrate's court yesterday to a summons charge of abetting the offence of G. Bastager, who was charged, with causing hurt to K. K. Abdul RahJsß en June 5. Dastage* also pleaded
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    Church leader: 'White Australia' policy is based on deep-rooted fear of Asians
    259 5 A DEEP ROOTED fear of the Asians is one of the key factors behind the "White Australia" policy, an Australian church leader, the Rev. H. L. Perkins, said in Singapore yesterday. "Australians fear that with Asians would come
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    MAAF transfer scheduled before end of the year
    266 5 MAAF transfer scheduled before end of the year I KUALA LUMPUR. Toes. The RAF will transfer the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force to the newly established Royal Malayan Air Force by the end of the year, a Mini*try of Defence spokesman said today. The MAAF now consists of two wings, one
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    RAAF CANBERRAS FLY IN TO TAKE OVER BUTTERWORTH AIR STATION
    218 5 nUTTERWOSTB, Tues. D The Bopal Australia* Air Force today officially took ever BaUerwerth air atattoat from the RAF, which had eeeaave* it— with a break aff few years in Work* War ll— since I»3* Bight Caaterra Jet ha—hers of No.
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    WAR OFFICE OFFER IS 'HALF BAKED'
    173 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T*HE War Department Civilian Staff Association said today that the offer of an improved gratuity scheme and severance pay by the War Office to retrenched civilian workers was "half baked" since it did not meet the association's full demands. It was
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    Merger call to safeguard votes
    60 5 Merger call to safeguard votes PENAMO. Tuss. -Are■olutkMK to sterge at) Maiar political organisation* 1b the country win h» daKasaad by the Perrtnanlar Matey, Union at its general meeting in Ipoh ay Saturday. Inche |kb kin Hussein, secretary general of the union, said the object of the resolution was to
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    DEATH
    56 6 M Wtrdt U «u.j-lu M ctt. iitr, CHIA CHYS KOON, 53, paused away peacefully at O.H. on 1.7.5ft, leaving behind his beloved wife, 3 daughter l, ton, 1 son-in-law and one grandson to mourn his loss. Cortege leaves IS Hillside Drive 4.30 p.m. today (or Oeylang Straus Chinese Methodist
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    57 6 M M.irrf, $1* (Him..., MR. AND MRS. DIONO AH CHEE thank friends and relatives who sent wreaths etc. and attended the funeral of their son Tlong Ho Ho. MRS NORA SHERWOOD and family Vfcß to thank all thoee who sent wreaths, messages of ■•ondokTH f and attended the funeral
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      Back To The Table?
      635 6 The optimists in the Feder ation Ministry of Labou who believe the negotiatin machinery in the rubbe i. planting industry has no broken down may be right but their faith looks lik< undergoing a trying test. Hoy do they get union leader back to the conference
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      Paying To Park The Car
      359 6 Singapore s Minister for Communications and Works, believes the solution to the problem of traffic congestion lies not in multi-storeyed car parks but in parking meters It is possible to keep a few motorists out of congested areas by charging steep parking fees, but the
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      City Expals
      174 6 Expatriates employed b> the Singapore City Couiuii know at. last where the> .stand. They get no compensation when compulsorily retired, but those who ai«* Maiayanised will be given Table "A" of their provident fund. This decision is a clear breach of the old City Council's assurance of lair
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    The Jet Age passes by
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    Lock icon A personality cult is being built up around Chairman Mao
    829 6  - A personality cult is being built up around Chairman Mao JACK GEE by A SKILFUL pro--1 paganda campaign is transforming Chairman Mao Ts£-tung, who in the past has always shunned personal publicity, into as familiar a figure among China's masses as the Royal Family in Britain or the President of
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    WHEN YOUTH IS ALL MIXED UP
    446 6 by A Reuter Correspondent 'rHE m»K n-ust-a u-ini 1 c hnqiient" has become overworked and is being misapplied. according to a leading New Zealand expert on female juvenile delinquency Mrs. c. E. Beeby. psyenoiherapist at Arohata Borstal for girls, told a meeting of i
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      PLEA FOR ANNUAL COOKERY SHOW
      124 6 PLEA FOR ANNUAL COOKERY SHOW rB recent report about the opening of a hotel I training school was very interesting, and will be a i great benefit to the hotels and restaurants in SingaI Pore However it ls not the first |of its kind In Asia There was a hotel
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      REMITTING PROCEEDS OUTSIDE
      168 6 REMITTING PROCEEDS OUTSIDE WITH reference to E*- Tf proprietor's" letter <B.T. June 30) under the F| heading "American could ii not remit his proceeds", the exchange control policy ac- cepted by countries In the sterling- area does not allow external capital Invested S In those countries prior to I 1950
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      WHY TEST WOMEN LIKE THIS?
      56 6 WHY TEST WOMEN LIKE THIS? IS it CUatOUiaiy .or Ik it even necessary) for a gift applicant to a Govern.neiit post to undergo trie ordeal of undressing completely when subjecting herself to medical examination by a male doctor? Why does not the Government appoint a lady medical officer to examine
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    Team of 12 to study aid to Malays
    219 7 Team of 12 to study aid to Malays L^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government is to set up a committee of 12 to study how the economic position of the Malays in commerce and industry can be improved The committee will make recommendations to the Government The chairman of the
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    to welcome Mr. David
    89 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Toes.— The Bugsar Brickfields braaeb of the Labour Party or Malays will hold a mass rally at Baagsar Road Tamil School on Thursday night to welcome Mr. V. David, the former chairman of the branch and municipal councillor expected to be released from detention
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    D.F.C. for four RAF men
    54 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tiiea Four members of the Royal Air Force stationed In Malaya have been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. They are Flying Officer N. E. Burlow, of 267 Squadron, Flight Lieut. J K. Robinson. Flight Lieut, B Rowbotham and Flying Officer O. Aiexanof the
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    HEMP-GROWER FINED
    71 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 32-year-old gardener who was said to have cultivated the 'biggest Indian hemp plantation in Malaya" was fined a total of 4400 or 14 months' Jail In the Sessions Court here today. Arumugam Slthambaram. of tht KUllnghall tin mine, was fined $500 or 12 months'
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    '$5,500,000 reservoir still unfit for service'
    454 7 WATER ENGINEER SAYS: COUNCIL NEVER HEARD OF OVERSPENDING DISCLOSURES about Singapore's Murnane Reservoir, whicjt has cost the City Council nearly $5,500,000, will be discussed by a council committee tomorrow. In a report to the public utilities committee, Ihe acting City Water Engineer. Mr. P.
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    A QUICK START FOR FREE X-RAYS
    411 7 A QUICK START FOR FREE X-RAYS .THE launching yesterday of a mast X-ray cam- palfn to determine the Incidence of tuberculosis In Singapore was described by the man In charge, Dr. C. E. Smith, as "successful beyond my wildest dreams." Dr. Smith and a visiting team of Australian TB experts
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    Zaleha-only girl land student
    104 7 Zaleha-only girl land student i KUALA LUMPUR. Twea. Only one girl is taking a certificate eaam la agriculture to Malaya, a student leader complained today. She is Zaleha binte Haji Zataal. n. a foraier Nogri Sombilaa narse. who Is new etavylac at Telok Chengai. Kedab. Mr. Taa Peag Beck, secretary
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    $5,000 city welcome for Mr. Ong
    110 7 Pnano, Tues. Tne miy Council yesterday approved a sum of $5,000 to entertain the Singapore Mayor and city councillor during their visit to Penang. A Labour councillor, Mr. Oot Thlam Biew. said the visit would cement further the friendly contact between the Penang and
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    All registered
    30 7 FRABERS HILL. Tues. All the 47 youths In this health resort who are ellgl ble for registration for national service have been registered, an official here said today
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    341 APPEAL ABOUT ASSESSMENT
    161 7 IPOH, Tuesday. 1 BOAL argument marked the opening of the appeals against Increased assessments Imposed by the chairman of the Taiping Town Council last year xne 941 landowner* and tenants making the appeals were represented by Mr. J. S Chabra, Mr. P. P. Dbarmananda and Miss
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    Fun fair
    28 7 BATU OAJAH. rues— The Batu Gajah district welfare committee will hold fond and fun fair at the Malay toys school here at 11 ».m on Saturday
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    NEW AIR CHIEF CALLS ON KING
    107 7 NEW AIR CHIEF CALLS ON KING KUALA LUMPUR. Tuts The former Deputy Chief ef SUIT (Air). Air Commodore A.V.R. Johnstonr. wbe helped In the planting ef the Royal Malayaa Air Force, paid a farewell call- on the Yang dl-Pertaan Agong at the Istana Negara today. He was accompanied by bis
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    Teachers get a reprieve
    236 7 Teachers get a reprieve SACK NOTICES TO BE PUT OFF IPC H Tues. The 1 Perak Education Department has given a "reprieve" to about 200 teachers of English <v Chinese schools who had earlier been told that they would be dismissed at the end of this month. A circular from
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    UN training for translator
    36 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue* he Legislative Council's first Bkultaneous translator is extcted to be trained by the sited Nations in New York. The Federation Oovemient has invited Federal ltizetu and serving officers apply.
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    1006 8 Miner: Midnight caller woke me.. l went to water level MfMP tYfXBM NOT AOEQUATB FOR CHECK SHOWED TWELVE MEN WERE STELL UNDERGROUND DAUB, Tnes.-The senior Blisses sapmnterrdent of the R v b Australian Gold Mine, Mr. George Grant told the coart of kMHtiry here today ffurt he was awakened at
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    MALAYAN AIRWAYS TRAINING SCHEME
    251 8 MALAYAN Airways announced in Singapore yesterday plans to introduce apprenticeship trainlag schemes for local youths later this year as a first step towards expanding its service throughout South-Bast Asia. The chairman of the board of directors. Dato Mr Maamud bin Mat. told a Press conference that
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    Home visitor
    19 8 Lady Goooe will visit the Home for the Aged at Thomson Road. Singapore, tomorrow at 11 ajav
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    QUERY ON NATIONAL UNION
    92 8 PBMAMO. Tues.-The PwDang CstrJcal and AomiuistraKs saesmbsrs to "make u» •war mtndjj wlthoat delaj* vat-BVlawsssw* tawaluV Vwatttowl ft swswswsswaswtal wswadwawl Oas^tCtXawX tsfr* •swswafawfll waf fctlft l^al* fTT tIHHI -XT w are to baw» a ttanal salon, then we awuat decide whether there saeaii be two separate
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    Broken arm claim
    62 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. sallk vendor. Santha lngh, claimed $18,000 damges in the Supreme Coort ere today for a fractured lent forearm. Be alleged that he was vaulted wtth a ehanaheJ andle by a labourer, Muaad Singh, while another tan. Mkh Singh, neld bta air with one band
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      78 8 Straits Times Crossword atmOSS 12. Tlsawary wtth a aarSka «X 1. I cant be Saturn hi awat neUon»7 (i). of s liHmw.iii (1, *>. 18 ldMtc error hi Tun (T). Besal ssawsrtsr ea seas la 17. ThU gift wfll aa for no* (1). log (It). IB -—by weakness, wiser men
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      151 8 35 Recent cofl (anag.) (1»». 26 PoalH to ocean Is Just a figure ot spin ill (IS). nasrw 2 Dseaawat ot a game aab3. I lawjt sn anger (J). 4 Tt) be HI in Chtaesr djnMMtf BMBSBSSi aoatteg! (T>. 5 liwrt fona af salt )f). 6. Bombard the cold-blooledf (9).
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      Lock icon Rameses, the mightiest builder of Egypt
      1517 9 MUSEUMS AND RUINED CITIES BEAR \yjTNESS TO HIS MAGNIFICENCE IMPERIAL Egypt died after Rames'es II, her last and mightiest of warrior kings. But one of the greatest achievements of thie architect of the ancient world was the truce with the Hittites, traditional and deadly
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      254 9 Tlw home o« ri»« world t flnut ssatMicsl aapHaacaa f HIOOUCTS^L Powertul l^aannn, Model IflfE^LSi 770W |lp«Hn|H| S Loud--11 Aw. Speakers ■BZ^^^^QPHnunj a Ultra- I I Modern B I Rudiogrom f TIJ I Model »76W' afiuf 6 LoudAutomatic I Iron Model I H^M BMA 22c Sp I sslKh' 4PU I^LJ
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      294 9 lUJMllO&E LUNCHEON MEAT POWC LUNCHEON MEAT LssW'^'in 2nnsWsf^ I ■1* Ex?Bsnnnnnsi a f Plumrote Luncheon fgg'e^^i^'**^* Meats have nutritious I**" 1 p[XjMKOsf] food ¥jlu« and wonder- L^ 0 I rt ful flavour. They are delicious when served W^Mm&Lfi with a salad or used as I K_*H n a filling for
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      272 9 1 urmi'n A Co. By J##«* V COUtO*, UTS txno*S IHSR nff3nnnnnnwT~~r IHII IMUUM I T TftO A*M(6 OUMtPS I* promt Of THAT fU f"*-^C <Mm, SST^sP 'I— eßlllgPsT^sll COOC'tLI XT A f**t Of NYLONS THAT* tsT* TAVI S*~ V "A. jfsWmSk JM nWnnnnV MfctH nnvHsVliOßnT^n«nnjSsn\ T»C CMABOOX VA*W& lj
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    HEAVY TIN OFFERINGS ON LOCAL MART DEPRESS PRICE
    777 10 HEAVY TIN OFFERINGS ON LOCAL MART DEPRESS PRICE By Out Market Correspondent AS had been largely anticipated tin fell heavily in price in Singapore yesterday at the start of the third control period of the restriction scheme. Many mines, who several weeks ago had filled their allotted quotas for the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    154 10 i"ly ant trade rabbet kayers (o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 77W cents per lb down seven-eighths of a cent on Monday's closing price. The closing tone was sUgaUy Clsetßg prices In cants per Ib. yesterday wen: ornciAL: mt l r.s.B. Spot lob. buyers 77*, eaUen 77 H;
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    BATU TIGA
    113 10 Mr. H.C. Medlam, -htinniii of Batu Tlga (SeUngor) Rubber Co., hat Informed shareholder! tha the return of Me. 6d. per £1 share foreshadowed to follow re- i cetpt of esUto tale proceeds may > be a combination of a capital dU- i trlbution and a special dividend, or
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    95 10 Stagapere Calaase Preaaee Kisaaagt- noon prices per picul yesterday were: Oapra: steady: Julv/Augast «3i buyers. $31* sellers. Coemt •41: steady: bulk $47* sellers, drum $$1* sellers. Plpfer: steady; about 40 tons of business reported done; Muntok white $129. Sarawak $13$ (both up $3). special Sarawak black $73 (up
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    18 10 Iltatayaa Share Market: I lastatrials: M.M 89.51 I Tlas: 71.41 74.c» I Jaa. I IHfelW I
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    SPORE SNIPPING
    172 10 galas Irlac sliagalit the Stagaya^Sarkaar Bear* wharves ie» IT-octal taaay are: Tarushtma Man, l/}. Steel Worker 4/5. City at Perth 6*. Santhla »/7. Prettdsnt Jackson 8/9. Onwerkark 10/11. Gorgon 11/14, Demodoctts U/16. Antanor It. Agnete Maen* 19 SO Berempang N WaU 4. Tong L*a 11/ M. Milay 33/34.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    13 10 I The free ezekaage atarket In Beag Keag was closed yesterday.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    132 10 MELBOURNE Turn. INVESTMENT sharee malntaln- ad a flnn tone on the Stock Exchange hart today. Sharpest morementa were Colonial Sugar op 6a. and Ampol Petroleum up id. W& Morgan dropped «d- to variable lutnlng section Commonweals bonds held a itaady ton*. t-oana 8H% 1988-69 £9f lua. id. Loana-IK
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    BUKIT NILAI
    44 10 The Bank of Europe announce* that It has diapoMd of 1U controlling holding In the Buklt Nllal Rubber Crtato. Mr. David Blank. Mr. C. P. Choularton, Mr. K. F. Bothamley »nd Mr. W Hartley-Smith bare resigned from the Board of Buklt WUal
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      549 10 NOTICES WILLIAM JACKS ft COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED. I in Singapore) 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 6* (less SO% Income Tax) hat been l declared in respect of the Financial Year ending SOth September 1656, payable on the 21st July 1 1958, to stockholders on the
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      316 10 NOTICES DISTRia COUIT SAU Writ ef Distress Me. 1746 ef 1668 In the cause of ran Chwee Hoe (w, Plaintiff versus >c Kheng Ouan trading as rhop Hln Nam Defendant AUCTION SALE 0T [ronsafe. Wall Showcase*. Chinese Serbs. Patent Medicine. Tables. Chairs, etc. To be held at No 3 A
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      1675 10 COMPANY MEETING NOTICES LONDON TIN a l^^!^SSSf l CORPORATION J%*Z vSfe between Ist January and SOta Ama, 1966, must be aMbmttted by CHAIRMAN'S ES£# w B&.*gEfcg. STATEMENT &"S£JS**n*Si m hrn The 32nd Annual Oeneral Meet- H D. E. MACVTTIE ing of London Tin Corporation Secretary. City Council Limited wUI be
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      254 10 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICI TBMDBRB from Claas "D" registered contractors and above will be received by the State Engineer. Oelangnr. Kuala Lumpur up to 8.00 pjn. on Bth July. 1666 for the Construction of a block of two units Class "F" Quartan and two blocks of two units each Clam
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      239 10 SHIPPING NOTICES LLOTD TRirSTINO mm. 'ASIA" ThU vessel will sail for Europe from 8.H.8. Wharf. Oodowns Noa: 6 *7 Gate No 6 at 11 am today. 2nd July Passengers should embark ostween 8 s.m and 10 a.m. HARPER. GILFILLAN CO LTD. agealei DECK/BUNB PASSAGE BOOKINGS FROM SINGAPORE TO NEGAP-TTINaMf a
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      1544 11 Toi: 7405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 1411 (M I lies; llnco>oorated in Singapore! (U liaas) THB BLUB FUNNEL LINE MAIMS TR lIWRPML RIAStM, 10NMN I CtNIINtNTAI Pain rjtataaaM wanti to trmmi via Paaaaa at Cats at RaM Nape; Camat aabaa to praren) via aVtar aarts to bit aat diKUrge
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      2134 11 BAST ASIATIC UMBS £Sm\m THB BEM LIMB STEAMERS LTD. MMtRMMBt atIIHRM PM AMN, PMT SARI RCJbRA, AMVHP SIMRAPRM (RN,ll|Mtal ta tka MM Hi|l I I IMS IRTI NMRfH 'waTaaMaT'llMt UNNaM N RRCa. U. a IMINMNMR. PRRI rßtrt P rbaa Pmmrr R>aM P fla. PaMaf 'MINCNMaV 4/ I M| I/It Ml
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      1016 12 DANGER STALKS THE RUINED FISHPOND The scouts* are on the track of hidden treasure, reputed to be buried by a pirate in Mr. D'Alphonso'* garden. After some adventures, they find the entrance to a tunnel In an overgrown bed of a fishpond Mr. D'Alphonso's father becomes very agitated when he
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      166 12 HERE are some more pen pals for you. Ong Yew Har. 1062-E. Anderson Road, Telok Anson. V. Santha Mohan. 236 Thomson Road, Singapore 11. Foo Pak Lin. S-6 Lorong Limau. Singapore 12. Sitl Eshah Murad. aged 14. 37-B Jalan Hospital. Kullm. Kedah. Radio, songs, views. Mohammed Kamal bin
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      23 12 SELF SER VICE COUNTER An o/d bowler hat makes a convenient self service counter for this little pup, when feeding time comes round.
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      493 12 1 MOVIE MEWS ."'.I ON SALE NOW! j xsssaas^ 11,1.40.4, 6.30*930 f Bob Hope "PARIS HOLIDAY" K2ST f IIKWNDKI. ANITA EKBCBG MAKTHA HVKR (UA) 9 PLUS! Exclusive Newarecl: -MISS SINGAPORE CONTEST". I Nrit Chance SprrUl U.A. WEEK Presentation g^S»"iaiN SILENT, RUN DEEP"! SnIM 11. 145. 4. 30 4 9.34 i
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      304 12 Please enrol me as a member of the Wise Owls Club and send me a badge. I am enclosing six C.C.C. coupons and a stamped self -addressed envelope. Name Address Find Flipper's building tools Name Age Address Sex Dear Boys and Girls, your letter correctly Antony. Here ore the six
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      485 12 4tm J c IBS i^liilTi^Ji'^l^i^J f£W s t i M »1 =|>1 j!| Jfm LAST 4 SHOWS: K IBil'lillil i ti'tHify'Ml 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.15. *45 S3O p.m. t UN "CfADICT A/afff" Eastman Color J C DAI JlAKaitF POLL English gabs, j i GALA PSKMIERE TONIGHT AT 6.3* P.M. Marlon
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      1882 13 Continued From Page 6 SITUATIONS WANTED ACCOMMODATION VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT Wor4t U HHn.)-B<u ttct.txlrm U Wmr4t U <*'•■>-*•* tt Word, is (Hi* >-B.x tt cl. txlrm FURBISHED FLAT (SmaU WANTED A LADY typist. FOR EXPERIENCED C/BOYB, Oarden/ Thomson Road near knowledge of office routine essen- Couples, O/Amahs, W/Amahs, Adelphie Park.
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      884 13 TUITION It Word, UIWI.I-luMrfl.llln Y.W.C.A. Chinese Cooking Class commencing 7th July.uMoud*ys at 16 am 4 lessons for -(Members $8/-). Ring *****. B.C. ONG. LfiAM.. L.R.S.M., A.R.C.M.. now giving pianoforte lessons at 193-A Sast Coast Road, Singapore, 15. Write or call same address. BEGINNERS; BALLROOM CLASS. New Session. 6.00 p.m. Saturday
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      683 13 FOR HIRE it Wmtit U <*i* >—Boi tt tit. txtrm. HOUSEHOLD REFRIUERAIORS of Various slses. Freezers. Commercial Reach-In -Refrlgera- tors and Bottle Coolers at low rentals. The Marden Company. 82. Orchard Road Tel: ***** or MM VEHICLES FOB SALS tt Word, IS (Him.)— Box ttcti.tMln. CHEVROLET! BELAIR. Excellent condition. *****
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      498 13 VEHICLES FOR SALS I* Word. U («<».>— «m ot rto. mi. RELIABLE ECONOMICAL New Lloyd Alexander Easy terms arrangeable. Guan Soon Transport Co. Ltd. 28 Anson Road I'el. *****. *****. $175 DOWN $12 Weekly tor 1951 S/VanguaiJs, Singer Sport*. Also other cars for sale on similar terms. Used Car Traders
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    807 14 Jamito should recover losses today JEEP's BEST: J WIMBLEDON: SONNEYILLE: RACING WITH BACK PEARL SNAP JUNE BLOSSOM HAS IMPROVED— WORTH A BET IN RACE 2 EPSOM JEEP JAMITO, an expensive failure on the first day, should recover the losses in the Class 2. Div. 2 6f handicap Race Five) at
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    298 14  - Ferry seeks sponsor for tour W. SALAaTODIM ■y THREE of Indonesia's 1 Thomas Cup playersFerry Sonneville. Tan Joe Hock and Lie Po Djian may play in Singapore. Selangor and Penang in a oneweek goodwill tour at the end of this month. Ferry Sonneville told the Straits Times In Singapore yesterday
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    510 14 4 AUSSIE S AMONG LAST 8 OF SINGLES LONDON, Tuesday. A ITSTBALIAN tennis players could make Wlmble- don history by Ailing all four places in the men's singles semi-finals. Three Lew Hoad. Neale Fraser, and Ashley Cooper reached this stage last year, Hoad going on to retain the title, but
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    70 14 The Singapore Turf Club will Introduce a deposit scheme for heavy-puntlng horse owners and ordinary members. Members of the scheme who will be Issued with an "Investor's card" may wager from $500 up to the limit of the deposit on any one horse on the tote. Sopcia!
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    90 14 KUALn luau'Uk, lut* Postals beat Municipal Sports Club 5-3 In a First Division Government Departments and Business Houses soccer League match on the Imbl Road ground today. Postals, who led 3-1 at hail time, scored through Hamld (3). James Wong, Azaruddin and Shanmuganathan. Karupplah, Hashim and Yusof
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    114 14 COOMTT CLOSK or plat LONDON. Tues.— Close ot Play scores In yesterday U.K. county cricket matches AT Birmingham: Leicestershire 146. Warwickshire 159-6 fSpooner 54 not out). Rain ended ,)lay. AT STKOI D: Oxford 106 Gloucestershire 132 5 Rain ended play. AT LORDS: Middlesex 153. iLobb
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    91 14 BAD WEATHER HAUNTS THE KIWIS SHEFFIELD. lues The New Zealander.s continued to be haunted by bad weather and their match against Yorkshire was aban doned today because th** ground was unfit. There was no plajr on the first day. Saturday, and heavy rain preventer l play after tea yesterday Yorkshire
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    168 14 Thomson breaks course record NEGOTIATING FOR TOUR fVTHAM (Lancashire) §i Tues.— Peter Thomson of Australia, three times winner of the title. shattered the Royal Lytham course record with a magniflcient 63 yesterday in the *3rst qualifying round of the British Open Golf championship. Thomson had 11 birdies an<] nine single
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    71 14 Singapore, the A&lan Games sliver medallists, repeated their supremacy over Indonesia, the bronze medallists, with a 15-f victory in a friendly International water-polo match In Singapore on Monday night Singapore, who beat Indonesia 10-2 at the Games, were again In full command despite playing without skipper Barry
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    Reid replies to rumours
    49 14 SHEFFIELD Tues. John Reid the New Zealand cricket captain, replied yesterday to various reports concerning some of the tourists. He said neither he nor MacGlbbon Intended taking up appointments with Lancashire league clubs, that Darcy, an accountant was not retiring at the end of this
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    Hoad beaten
    36 14 LOS ANGELES. Tues Lew Hoad. winner of the 1956 and ST Wimbledon tttles. was beaten 3-6. 6-3. 9-7 by fellow Australian Rex Hartwlg In the OS 115.000 professional round-robin lawn tennis tournament here veaterday.
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