The Straits Times, 19 July 1958

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    21 1 AVEWACE OAILV CKfITIFIEP SAI.B BXfEEES 811,000 The Straits Times Nat**" 1 He**"* Estd. 1843. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY It, lfM II CENTS
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    The City Council and us...
    334 1 The City Council and us... rr»HE Singapore City Council yesterday decided to discontinue publication of all Its official notices In the Straits Times for one year. The council confirmed a recommendation last week by the finance committee, which charged that the Straits Times was negligent or had deliberately "withheld" publication
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    HUSSEIN PLANNING TO MARCH on IRAQ
    318 1 U.S. MAKES FIERCE ATTACK ON CAIRO IN U.N. Nasser goes to Moscow for talks with Khrushchev Iraq regime gives pledge on oil for the West Build-up in Jordan goes on KING HUSSEIN of Jordan was reported yesterday to be planning a bid to crush
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    CABOT LODGE FLAYS U.A.R.
    1689 1 fIEW YORK, Fri.— Russia last night threatened to call an immediate emergency session of the U.N. General Assembly if the Security Council failed to demand the withdrawal of I.S. and British troops from the Lebanon and Jordan. The Russian delegate, Mr. Arkady Sobolev, announced this during
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    Lock icon British pour in as U.S. flies petrol to Jordan
    196 1 AMMAN, Frl. More than 1,6*0 British paratroops had landed in Jordan by midnight last night and men and equipment were still pouring in this morning. A British Army spokesman said that by noon today 2,000 men of the two complete battalions
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    Malaya: No interference pledae
    366 1 IfUALA LUMPUR^Fri. M% The Cabinet met in normal session today and discussed all aspects of the Middle East crisis. The chairman was the Deputy Prime Minister. Dato Abdul Rasak. The discussion lasted an hour. Immediately afterward.-, the Ministry of External Affairs Issued a statement on the
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  • 2 a.m. news roundup
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      Lock icon NASSER: FREEDOM TORCH LIT
      247 1 LONDON, Fri. President Nasser, on returning from Moscow, said over Cairo Radio tonight that the "banner of freedom will be raised in Beirut "We are stronger today than ever before." he said. "The torch of freedom has been Ut. "Your brethren in Iraq foueht and have
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      54 1 COLD STOifACg CREAMOHCS LTP. tusry CM/MM 2 <b^Bßb. 1 The growing child e»pends his energies at an enormous rate-growing |bU_B[^J^^^!jDl fast »nd playing hard IWIIM V7~ *f J Nourishment must keep JJ*gg^^ pice and that is why ar^(J Brands Essence of BBS Chicken is so sought after by parents who
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    Hussein—the new strong man
    481 2 Hussein— the new strong man JORDAN CQHBUjTES FVLL CIB^B, OF FMiMNJDSMP FOR WEST] By A U.P.I. STAFF CORRESPONDENT LONDON, Fri. The call for help yesterday from King Hussein, who has emerged as Hie "strong man of Jordan," completed a full circle of friendship for the West despite the straining relations
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    The 'Red Devils' joke with Jordan's troops
    306 2  - The 'Red Devils' joke with Jordan's troops JAMES NORRIS By Reuter's special correspondent with the British troops in Jordan AM MAN, Fri.— British paratroopers the "Red Devils" laughed and joked with Jordanian troops as t*»ey set foot on Jordan soil yesterday. rJ£? y rrt I ed here torn Cyprus hi
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      183 2 Ob NOW tcith 4 cylinder short m fl[ stroke OH. V. engine! F SALOON with Uw •feaaun of drtTini UM qu»lity-bullt Slottr ;^Jr'-^j i TM Kn OHV tmtat ml Itel eMipsci *ort ilrokc o«n»--i jj^^^^^^BSß ¥Wt Umn a klihfr prrhrmniLi I^V ft W h atlu v lrul coiuump- New »IM«
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      35 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Applehy 1 Monday Tuesday I *torie r-— -~v I ttTs < sli!S^ L ~T^' Uktktadau Thursday* fndaA \No* iff 330 Friday -~alt r mormtujto gtvm to Gay* to earn fbr fke resrafthe >
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    Lock icon Bulgarian part in Red tests alarms Yugoslavia
    207 3 Bulgarian part in Red tests alarms Yugoslavia DELGRADE Fri. v Announcement by Bulgaria of its participation in Soviet war exercises has been received by Yugoslavs as particularly ominous. Bulgaria's other neighbours, apart from Communist Rumania, are Yugoslavia and Greece. Although the manoeuvres near the borders of Turkey and Persia are
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    Lock icon PROTEST BY ISRAEL IS WITHDRAWN
    85 3 PROTEST BY ISRAEL IS WITHDRAWN TEL AVTV. Frl. Israel withdrew a protest it lodged earlier yesterday against violation of its air space by British transport planes ferrying troops from Cyprus to Jordan. The Premier, Mr. David Ben-Gurion. made the protest as wave after wave of British planes flew over towards
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    Lock icon MAC—'NO BRITISH TROOPS FOR IRAQ'—WINS VOTE
    1263 3 MAC— 'NO BRITISH TROOPS FOR IRAQ'— WINS VOTE Be van: Step that could plunge us into war ONDON, Fri.— The Government won a vote of confidence in the House of Commons last night after the Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan, pledged that British troops who landed in Jordan earlier in the
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  • CABLE FLASHES
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      Lock icon 'REPRIEVE' FOR U.S. SHIPS
      39 3 WASHINGTON, Frl. —The U.S. Navy announced yesterday that It has postponed plans to retire 48 ships from active service. They Include four aircraft carriers, four cruisers 11 submarines and one destroyer, plus smaller vessels. —Reuter.
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      31 3 LONDON: Erich Teayn. 32-year-old Estonian seaman who made a dash for freedom from a Russian fishing fleet in the Shetlands last month, is to be allowed to remain In Britain. Reuter.
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      20 3 THE HAGUE: Dutch naval units la New Guinea Interned 43 Indonesian rebels who landed there, it was announced here. Reuter.
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      18 3 BELFAST: Police Constable Hugh Ross. 23. who was wounded in an IRA terrorist ambush, died In hospital. Reuter.
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      28 3 ATHENS: The exiled Greek Cypriot leader. Archbishop Makarlos, Informed the Governor of Cyprus, Sir Hugh Foot, that he is willing to work for peace on the island. Reuter.
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      21 3 HAVANA: Pour more US servicemen were freed by Cuban rebels who had held them captive for the past three weeks. U.P.I.
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      26 3 CALCUTTA: About IN passengers were missing, many believed drowned, when a steaasj launch capsized and sank in the River Rupharain, about *9 mile* from here. Reuter
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      27 3 LONDON: Union leaders of 13.000 suburban and country busmen voted to accept an offer or a five shillings a week wage increase from London Trans* port Reuter.
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      37 3 ST. HELIER: An object washed up on a beach at Jersey in the Channel Islands has been identified as part of a V£. "Snark" guided missile. It had been fired from Cape Canaveral in July. 1958 Reuter.
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      22 3 MOSCOW: Mr. Adlai Stevenson. US Democratic leader, flew to Tashkent in the Caucasus region. He is on a two-week visit here. U.P.I
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    'NO COMPARISON WITH SUEZ'
    139 3 A NKARA. Fri. The car. A rent Middle East crisis is lass ssctoasj than th« one at the time sf Saei. the Tu.L.M Foreign Minister, Mr. Fatin Zsrla. said yesterday. \ll allied nations In the Middle East are la harmony." he told a rnss Conference here
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    LONDON STOCKS
    231 3 f ONDON. Thurs.— Latest Middle East developments had a renewed adverse effect on the London Stock Exchange and sterling today. At the opening trading this morning, sterling was quoted •gainst the United States dollar at 2.80 dollars, nearly a quarter cent lower than at the close yesterday. Later
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    TIN
    21 3 LONDON, Thurs— Buyers 17 J5; sellers £7M; Forward buyers I7MH: seller* £740: Settlement £735-, a.m. 100 torn: pa 45 too*.
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    RUBBER
    26 3 LONDON. Thurs Spot M%d.. Au«. Sept 2«>iid.. Oct.-Dec M.d.. Jan.-Mar-h 2*\A Aprlllunr 14Sd.. July-Sept MHd.. Aug. c.l.f. 24Sd Sept. cl.f. U\A. Tone: Quiet after Una.
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    YOUTH IS STABBED AS LARGE CROWD LOOKS ON
    148 4 YOUTH IS STABBED AS LARGE CROWD LOOKS ON KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Four thugs armed with knives walked up to a youth sipping tea In a coffee snop in busy Batu Road last night and brutally stabbed him while a large crowd looked on. Nineteen-year-old New Kirn Shang, a mattress maker,
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    THREE HOUR RACING
    87 4 KOALA LUMPUR, Fri. The 15-day drought here was broken at 3.1* a.m. today by a thunder, storm lasting three hours and ten minutes. The meteorological station here recorded •■Mm of rain and U mph winds. Several wwJying areas were flooded and scores of telephones put out of
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    English couple would like to adopt Chinese twins
    255 4 'IN DARK' ABOUT PROCEDURE AN English couple from Birmingham said yesterday that they wonld like to have the Chinese twins from Kuala Lumpur whose parent* are willing to offer them for adoption. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. J E. Crowdy, now living
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    3 new hajis robbed
    50 4 PENANO, Fri.-Three new hajls, Istaak bin Ismail. Awang bin Abdullah and Darus bin Mat, woke up in a Penang Street lodging house yesterday and missed a gold neck' lace, a pair of gold bangles and two watches worth $490 They returned from therr ptlgrimage on Wednesday.
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    Union plans to reorganise
    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The National Union of Transport Workers will discuss reorganisation plans at a delegates' conference here on Aug 16 It will also consider amendments to the Trade Union Ordinance proposed by the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare.
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    New officials
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri New officials of the Party Negara youth section here are: Chairman. Mohamed Taib bin Siron; vice-chair-man. Mokhtar bin Zam Zam. secretary. Hitam bin Mohamed; treasurer. Kay at bin Mohamed Salleh.
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    extortion bid: two SEIZED IN AMBUSH
    153 4 extortion bid: two SEIZED IN AMBUSH IPOH, Fri.— Police here 1 arrested two youths in an amhrmh last night following an attempt to obtain "protection money" from a lawyer, Mr. 8. B. Coates. Mr. Coates of the legal firm of Maxvell. Kenion. Cowdy and Jones, received a letter yesterday, demanding
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    Jungle skirmish
    24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Ft! A security patrol exchanged fire with three uniformed terrorists In the Kedah/ Perlls-Siam border area yesterday The bandits fled.
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    Dud cheque man must go to jail
    60 4 BEREMBAN. Fri Mr Justice Smith in the High Court here today dismissed an appeal by A. L. Fernando, a former clerk of the Negri Sembilan Associated Sawmillers, against a sentence of 12 months' jail for cheating. Fernando had obtained $90 from a businessman.
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    'Immortal' died in revenge assault
    313 4 PENANG. Prt. rhc stabbing of an ESgh Immortals gang member was a revenge killing, the Coroner's Court here was told today. "There bad been several gang clashes before," Inspector Koh Hee Cheong testified at an inquest on Chew Ah 3ai. a 25-year-old welder who died
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    Man ordered to pay $l maintenance
    103 4 Man ordered to pay $l maintenance A SINGAPORE magistrate yesterday ordered s nan to pay one dollar month for the maintenance of his wife. Mr. T. S. Slaaathuray said the oominal amount was to "keep the Maintenance order alive". The tHMbsmd, Sob Koh Soo. had told the court that he
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    Four specialists see Leong
    142 4 MALACCA, Friday. SPECIALISTS from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur were called in last night and today for consultations on the condition of the Governor of Malacca, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, who has undergone three operations since Wednesday for a bladder com- plaint Mr. Leong's condition gave cause
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    » PRINCE HEADS BATTALION HE JOINED 11 YEARS AGO
    295 4 PRINCE HEADS BATTALION HE JOINED 11 YEARS AGO IPOH, Friday. AN OFFICER who received his commission in the 2nd. Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, 11 yean ago, takes command of the battalion tomorrow with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. He is Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa 38, who becomes not only
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    In—Japanese ambassador
    27 4 In Japanese ambassador The first Japanese ambassador to the Federation. Mr. Kaoru Hayashi. arrived In Singapore from Tokyo by JAL yesterday. He was accompanied by his wife.
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    Sultan to open new school
    38 4 KUALA TRENGGANU. m —The Sultan of Trengganu will declare open the new Arabic school at Jalan Nlbong. In Dungun. on July 24 Money for building the $31,000 school was contributed by the people
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    JAKARTA CLOSES SEA AREA
    84 4 The !■<>■«■■■■ chief of naval staff yesterday barred ihlwhmg Irom aackwrlng In Indonesian territorial waters for a distance of aboat SM miles atone the somUi coast of west lava The area affected Is from Tanjong La jar to Penan J»ng. A Jakarta statement said the baa
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      121 4 GET WELL QUICKLY After childbirth or illness, when you fed weak and tired, take B«iMtogcn. It is a tonic which helps give sound sleep, good appetite and ENERGY Sanatogen TONIC Corrects diet deficiencies i NOTICE While every rndrmtonr la made to nHrti eteMiAetf adverUM■MDta tkc *Uea relocate* M to not
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    BOMOH: I DIDN'T GO INTO TRANCE
    284 5 BOMOH: I DIDN'T GO INTO TRANCE denang, Fri.— A me--1 dium, Cassim bin Osman, told the Penang Assize Court today that taking a "bomoh" course for two weeks, he exercised his powers to heal the sick, but had never gone into a trance. Cassim, making his defence to a charge
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    Pilgrimage
    27 5 BUKIT Mertajam. Frl. Thousands of pilgrims from the Federation and Singapore are expected in Bukit Mertajam on July 27 to attend the feast of Bt. Anne.
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    BABY BORN ON SHIP FROM MECCA
    74 5 BABY BORN ON SHIP FROM MECCA PENANG, Fri. A woman pilgrim gave birth to a daughter in the Anklng daring the boat's return Journey from Mecca to Malaya. The baby, named Malmumah, was born in the Indian Ocean. Both she and the mother, Che Bedah blnte Harun. of Sungei Pinang.
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    Did not report
    34 5 SUNGFI PATANI. Frl. A woman police supervisee. Ram lah btnte Bakar, ..as yest day Jailed for six weeks for falling to report and to notify police of her change of address.
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    Perak holiday
    19 5 IPOH, Frl— Perak observed a public holiday today to mark the beginning of the Muslim new year.
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    Union man on bond for defamation of his employer
    282 5 Union man on bond for defamation of his employer ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— A onion official who accused his employer In a letter of pilfering stamps and censoring employees' letters was today found guilty in the Sessions Court of defamation. The official, A. B. Gomes, assistant secretary of the Selangor Clerical
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    'No link-up' rule is unfair9 he says
    170 5 'No link-up' rule is unfair 9 he says PENANG, Friday. rpHE chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, today described as unfair the Federation Government's stipulation that the People's Socialist Front could be registered only if it undertook to have nothing to do with political organisations
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    Deaths
    127 6 JK ttmrdt >'• i If mi ihm m j MHS. TEH BIN WOO I nee lan Ah Kbet li pa.s&ed away peaceiully on U. 7.58 at 44 Connolly Road. l]joli. Funeral Sunday morning. LEE GEK POH iftcexl 73) pa&>ed awuy peaceiully U.1.0t at 1.2 a p. in in 8
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    36 6 M t»,,r<, fit (Mimimmm) I MR. AND MRS S. NARAYANASWAMY thank all Uieir relatives and friend* for their kind attendance, good wishes and valuable ■lfts on the occasion of their Weddlnc in Singapore on 13.7.51
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    117 6 N MV*rtf« $1* (V-mm,,m) THE COCKPITS Java R||»tiafel is served every Saturdnv snd Sunday lunch time SAUCY REDHEAD ilket. her Sauce Red-hot -Tabasco imade from Chilli) Is her Mexltlme Passion I AVAILABLE PRECISION WATCHES: Juveiua. Omega, I.on. Kineß and Olrard Perref|iiax. Watch repairers of repute— Ben Itiillpa. «-B The
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  • The Straits Times S'pore, Sat July 19, 1958
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      P.A.P. Lifts Its Mask
      617 6 On pl;i ing lielas where ill- game is liked best when Uk rules, ceabt to matter there is sometimes heard the slorj o! the interruption in pla> because the ball hay been kicked out ul the ground. "To hell with the ball", sa>>» one charming character,
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      Cheap Trick
      289 6 The last cheap P.A.P. trick was a nt w allegation that other advertisements had not been published by the Straits Times, or were published on a later date than was asked. We have received no complaint (rom the City Council about this, and cannot reply until we know
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      Forbidden Topic
      279 6 There is a growing reaction against the antiquated view that politics, like sex, is not a fit subject to be taught in schools. There is a distinction between using school children as political tools and instructing school children in politics. The Communists have shamelessly used the schools. The
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    HOLDING THE LINE
    31 6 i me only line that the Government draws i> that a Communist conspiracy shall not gain control in Singapore ■> MR A. LENNOX BOYD IN THE HOVSE OF COMMONS
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    130 6 FIFTY YEARS AGO (From the Straits VtaMf >>t Jul> 23. I MM) ESevrral cases ol MM>»flH S fever are reported in Sr- lan tor Lackily none <wt far have bad fatal results 1 it activity Is tr.m--3 Ing la Perak. The Govern--3 mrnt has sanctioned Ihr cost of an English
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    As I was saying...
    1230 6  -  CYNICUS by WALLACE'S explore-* tion of the natural history of Malaysia, mentioned last week in connection wi.h the Darwinian centenary, is not to pass without notice. The University of Malaya Is planning a seminar which It is expected will attract a number of distinguished scientists from
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    8 6 HOME GUARD— Photo by Netson Rutherfurd
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      63 6 ta Wmrm, I/a tVimimmmt. LAN- ONG: Kay Juay, second aon of the late Mr. and Mr*. Tan lee Sotn and Lucy second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Hje Teng of Malacca on 7it >• H.ir*. tlm I tli hi mum) MR. MhS CHONO LIONC K\M£E Annouiu-e Uie Marriage ol
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    The City Council and The Straits Times
    7738 7 18-12 VOTE to STOP ADVERTISING for A YEAR •fo From Page One Times of arrogance, and fully endorsed the committee decision. MR. ONG SAY YEO (Lib. Soc.) moving that the decision be rescinded, said that at the meeting of the Finance and General
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  • THE STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY FORUM
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      WOMEN IN FARM TRAINING
      124 8 WOMEN IN FARM TRAINING rrWE news that the Agri--1 culture College is accepting women students in the near future (S. T. July 3) must be received with Joy and satisfaction. The Federation of Malaya is at the moment one of the few civilised countries where women students are not accepted
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      REVIEW OF OFFICIAL STAND ON ROAD SAFETY NEEDED
      521 8 nreiE latest police trafA flc report showed an increase in accidents in spite of an augmented mobile traffic force and a mounting number of prosecutions. Clearly the police approach -to road congestion and to road safety is misdirected. The Traffic Police appear
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      Limit temporary buildings here
      148 8 REGARDING "Civic Sense's" letter (ST. Juij 12) I caa offer a few constructive suggestiMU. If. a s alleged, there Is ready capital for tavestmeat in private building* la the town of KoU Bahru the T«wn Council should issae a circular to shop-lot owners, asking them to
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      Provide a speedy surface mail
      219 8 MAY I aay. in reply to the Postmaster-Gen-eral. Malaya. <S.T. July 10) that if his statement: "Some ships have done the London /Singapore Journey regularly In 17/18 days" Is correct, how does he account for letters taking 42 days? I nave before me a letter
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      TEACHERS, BUT NO TRAINING
      84 8 TEACHERS, BUT NO TRAINING lira are a couple of those Tf selected as teachersin- training (English schools), under the new scheme in June this year. Although we have begun teaching, we have yet to begin our training proper at tne T.T.C. We were hoping that lectures would start by Aagust.
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      MORE PUBLIC INTEREST -URGED
      166 8 MORE PUBLIC INTEREST -URGED- T READ with great regret ST. July 12) about the twelve year old boy who was tortured by a group of young hooligan*. He would not be in such a bad state 1/ the public around him had shown a little consideration and gone to his
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      SHORTAGE OF THEATRES
      102 8 rE population of Sungei Patanl has nearly doubled since the war, but there are only two cinemas When Indian films are shown in both theatres, those wanting to see English or Chinese films are robbed of entertainment. There should be at least two more theatres built in
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      NO ZEBRA HERE
      35 8 ¥>OAD accidents increase IV day by day in Johore Bahru. but Jalan Pasar has not yet a zebra crossing for people going to and front the market. MOHD. YI'NOS OMAR Johorr Bahru.
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      fire months to trace a postal address
      135 8 ARE postal officials not told to look up the local telephone directory when in doubt? A Christmas card posted in Europe on Dec. 27, 1*57 reached me on July 5. 1958. The last figure of the Post Box number was wrongly stated on
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      IS THE CALL-UP FULL TIME?
      63 8 WITH reference to the letters in the Straits Times about National Service tn Malaya. I would like to point out that there has been no clear truncation from the Government H to what course of training will be adopted. Many of us. government servants and
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      405 8 i i I v r-~- OBB^aW »v X'^4 j-^ t i f^-r? *«-> *S^ J'm I aaaßßaaaafl ■■aP^L^^^aaaa liaw^^^^aaal LaaP^S Baa> aaa^K^TSlWX^aaaa Z Stjoy some NOW! j **&*2& LYONS ICE CREAM j j Ws SMOOTHER SWEETER RICHER j j Its A HEALTH GIVING FOOD TOO j i L NOW Only
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      346 9 Why users call it the -vXS^i^N *4^k JU^ J > afl I 'S&^ fWTW a\ I ICC From its microporous pUMic Porvic separators C^W I LIIC virtually everlasting in battery service. Scparaton that can't wear out mean greatly prolonged battery life PWVM A DAUfCD From its special high-discharge Exide plate*,
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    CRISIS PUSHES TIN TO HIGHEST LEVEL FOR 12 MONTHS
    441 10 By Oar Market Correspondent THE fifth day of the Middle Ernst crisis yesterday saw the tin price react sharply upwards by $9.12} to $381 per picul, the highest price for over a year. There were an estimated 115 terns on offer
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    25 10 SINGAPORE JULY 18 RUBBER: 85 J cents per Ib. (up It cents). TIN: $381 per picul (op $9,124). Inofficial estimated offering 115 tons
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    97 10 Tho Malay ia Ezrbange Banks' Aassntattta made tee following changes In Us rates to merchant* yesterday (aU rates to $100): York SlVa; Swiss Franca 1414 32 11/16, O.D. IS 13, 18, 90 d/st 32', credit bills, li 15/16 trade K Selling T.T. or O.D. rea*y: New York 324:;
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    461 10 Th BVofcen' Asooeisitles) reporlod: Industrials were quietly steady, tins improved sharply at the opening but thereafter an easier trend developed Rubbers remained firm The turnover was large Singapore aad Federation broker, reported the followtag -tim done yesterday: Con. Tin Smelt ords 375. 9d. cd; Fed. Dispensary 81.10; Fraser
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    STOCK INDICES
    20 10 Malayan Share Market: July 18 Jal T IT Industrials: M.M 89.91 Tins: 84.61 BSJE3 Jam. 1 19SS l*«
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    'Shorts' advance rubber
    391 10 npHE sharp advance in the 1 rubber price during the week haa to a great extent been caused by short coverIng, but In spite of the ugly political situation there Is not the panic buying that there was at the beginning of the Korean Incident, report Holiday.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    144 10 August Brsl grade rubber bayers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 85'» cents per Ib. up i\ cents on Thursdays closing price Cteatog lone: Easier. flaaHtg prtees in cents per Ib yesterday were: OFFICIAL- Int 1 R.S.S Spot fob buyers' 85%. sellers 85%; Int. 1 RJ3JB Aug. buyers
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    104 10 Singapore Chinese Praia— Exrhance noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: steady; UK Continent July/August S3IH buyers. $33 sellers. CoeoatU oU: steady; bulk $48 S sellers, drum $524 sellers reaper: steady; about 140 tons of business reported done; Muntok white $140. Sarawak $139. special Sarawak black $80 (aU
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    STORE SHIPPING
    73 10 Ships lying ataagaMe the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Thai 1/2. Nasea 4/5, Pachumba 6A, Hodakasan Maru 6/7, Steel Chemist 8/9 Eastern Muse 10 11. Elpenor IS/14. Mlharu Mam 18. Fultala 19/20 Sedenak N Wall 4. Frederick Clover 21/22. Barumun 23. Perils 24, Benalder 25/26.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    138 10 MELBOURNE, Frt INVESTMENT shares on the Btock Exchange here todaf reacted sharply to the weakening trend of yesterday and the uncertainty In the Middle East. Silver-leads firmed slightly, while Commonwealth bonds firmed with 12 rises to one fall. Loans SH% l»sf 59 £99 13s. M. Loans i%% 1065-58
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      259 10 rENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TEN DEB M James Power Station, Singapore Civil Engineering Work. renders are Invited from Class A and °B Contractors tor the Construction and Completion of Contract (1) consisting of Section (A> 2 Nos. Reinforced Concrete Chimneys and Section (B) Alterations and Additions to floors to
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      511 10 NOTICES THE FOREIGN COMPENSATION (HUNGARY) ORDER, 1958. STATUTORY INSTRUMENT 19SS NO. 5M It Is hereby notified for general Information that the above Order In Council provides for the distribution of compensation to be paid by the Hungarian Government under the terms of the AngloHungarian Agreement of 27th June, 1966 which
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      536 10 NOTICES TO LET BUKIT PANJANG CINEMA SITE BDKIT PANJANO CINEMA site and ear park, already approved by the Authorities, to let on Lease. BQklt panjang It already a satellite town In Itself. Particulars from Bos AMM, B.T. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr. BOH CHTE SOON Is no longer
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      586 10 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE tenders are invited for toe supply of a Mobile Pump to the Public Works Department Further particulars from Senior Executive Engineer. Marine A Drainage Branch, Marine Depot. KaUang Airport, Singapore Tenders close 6th August. IWI. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TXNDBtS win be received from Class 'E' aad above
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    Raja Azlan clocks 9.9 sec for 100 yds
    171 12 Raja Azlan clocks 9.9 sec for 100 yds KOTA BAHRU, Fri. Malaya's Asian Games represen- tatlve. Raja Azlan. equalled his 1956 record of 9.Bsec. for the 100 yards ln the heats at this year's Kelantan A.A.A. championships, which began here yesterday. In all two records three miles and women's high
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    3 Malacca records
    200 12 MALACCA, Frt.— Three records iTI were broken and one equalled on the first day of the Malacca A.A.A. championships at Kubu stadium today. The new records are: 60 1 sec for 440 yards hurdles by Benny Wee, 4mln 46cec for the mile by 8. P. Oanesan, and
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    S'gor tennis results
    131 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor Lawn TepnU AssociaUon championships first round results: Men's singles: A. S. Adzman bt Eddie Choong 6-0, 6-0; Michael Chan U P. Rooke 6-0, 9 3; N. O. K. Lumb bt T. A. Bhaskaran 6-2, 6-2; Harry Cho bt O. 8. GUI 6-4, 6-2
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    8-0 ROUT
    15 12 KLUANO. Pri— Medicals beat Ellas EsUte 8-0 In a friendly soccer match here.
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    PERLIS GET THEIR POINTS AT LAST
    148 12 KANOAR, Fri —Perils, playins in their best form this season, beat Federation Armed forces 3-2 ln their Malaya Cup tie played here today. This was Perllss last game in the competition and their first win. Both sides missed scoring chances. Early shock Perils gave
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    Kiwis held to a draw
    56 12 BELFAST Fri— The New Zealand cricket team were held to a draw In their two-day match against Ireland here yesterday. Ireland scored 130 and 179 and New Zealand 208. The New Zealanders passed the 300 mark with the help of a painstaking 61 ln 3
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    MRU accepts invitation
    47 12 The Malayan Rugby Union has accepted an invitation to play three matches ln Bangkok in October. The Malayan team will <cave I on Oct. 26 and return on Nor. 2 1 The main fixture will be for the I King of 81am Cup. i
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    KELANTAN HIT SIX PAST TRENGGANU
    223 12 |[UALA TRENGGANU, Fri.— Kelantan qualified for the zone-final of the Malaya Cup when they trounced Trengganu 6-1 in their East Zone match at Padang Paya Bunga here today. Kelantan, with a well-balanced side, dominated play throughout. Trengganu played a man short after the third minute
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    Services wind up in victory
    169 12 SUNOEI PATANI, Fri. The Combined Services, the holders of the FAM Cup. rounded off their Malaya Cup campaign with a 3-1 win over Kedah here today. After two early misses. Services opened accounts ln the eighth minute through centreforward Newton. Services, playing with good combination.
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    RAHIM and Tan survive in heats
    583 12 RAHIM and Tan survive in heats fARDLFP, Frt— Mala v yan quarter miler Rahim Ahmad yesterday ran his best ever 440 yards to finish third In his heat when the Empire and Commonwealth Games began. Rahim docked 49.75ec. In Heat 8. The winner of this heat was T.C. Tobacco of
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    NS Police held
    35 12 BEREMBAN. PH.— A late goal 1 by centre-forward Verma enabled the visiting Indian Navy to hold A Negrl Police to a 1-1 draw Cen- tre-forward Oeoff de Bllva scored fcr Police. m
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    Lock icon Young hits 194 off Hampshire
    172 12 f ONDON. Prl— Close of play M d scores in yesterday's cricket matches were: At The Oval: Glamorgan M (A. Watktns 48, and 1-1; Surrey 303 (D. Fletcher 63. A. Parsons 47, M Stewart 40; D. Shepherd 6-50) At Bsatasmatoa: Gloucesterhire 322 (M Young 1»4.
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      53 12 b^^9S^bwIIIIADY TODAY KUALA LUMTUR: Soccer Malaya Cup tie, Selangor v Singapore. Merdeka Stadium; TENNIS flrlangor rh«mpi««.M~ Oolf Club courts; CRICKET— Harrisons v Forent Reeerves Institute. Kepong. MUAR. Seeeer— Dtv. J. Lenga Lanadrun Estate. I TOMORROW 1 KUALA LITMPtm: Tennis— s-lanttor chainntnnshlps, Oolf < Cub courta. KLIIANG: So* fr— Malaya Cup
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    SHOWMAN—today's NAP
    1019 14  - SHOWMAN— today's NAP EPSOM JEEP STEWARDS CUP SHOULD GO TO THIS UP-AND-COMING STAYER ■Acme win Peanut Kid is main rival LADY JAMBO STANDS OUT AS GOOD EACH- WAY BET gHAW STABLE'S up and coming stayer Showman is mv nap to win the Stewards Cup for Class 2, Div. 1 horses
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    107 14 Mac I NATTY UFI MlnaaM 2.M Aimiwmt WatW Km* 2 STAKALA Hntoi Ciflni Tatar •WSTAMI Arctic R«ai«« N»a«n ■«< KOLA SAY M Mi in Marala 2 JO tow i stntr* RID WOLT H Hmmv 100 Arctic Mate* Me* 4 rinv nam TlbtKO J»#r Day WONDfR KID J«ft> D.
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    Five records are bettered at Johore AAA meet
    534 14 DISTANCE RUNNER SAVAGE IS OUTSTANDING PERFORMER BATA PAHAT. Fri. Five records were broken at the Johore Amateur Athletic Association championships here today. Muar District. with 7» points, won the inter-dlstrict championship shield presented by the Sultan of Johore. Outstanding performer of the
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    1675 14 GOING GOOD Ttctey't best lets EPSOM JEEP'S best bets at Bukit Timah today are Starala (Race 2), Siiewmom (NAP Race 7) and Lady Jambo (Race 8). CALL iOY'S double is Rod Wolf II (Race 3) and Showman (Race 7). Best outsider: Mtraof r
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    Regiment held
    35 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl federation Armoured Car Regimen t and t.P.C.a. drew S-S In their FAS Dlv. S league match her* today. P.AC.J 1 will replay with S.C.RC "C- to deride the i hamplonship
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    K.H.Ip may not defend his title
    175 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt Malayan tennis champion K. H. Ip. of Hong Kong, may not be defending his title at the Malayan championships to be played here from July 31 to Aug. 3. Reason Is that the Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Association, who was expected
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