The Straits Times, 11 June 1959

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    18 1 AVtKUiE UAILY IEKTIFIEP SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times fbtt#" Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959 15 CENTS
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    RAZAK, LEE TO MEET
    478 1 Malayan 'summit* in capital on Saturday Talks on matters of common interest KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Prime Ministers of the Federation and Singapore will meet here on Saturday. They will discuss "matters of common interest," ;i Governinent statement said today. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan
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    Four injured in 50 mph cyclone
    30 1 A TREE felled by the cyclone in Singapore yesterday. Hart of a temple wall at Lavender Street collapsed under its weight. Straits Times picture.
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    ONN GOES TO VOTE
    23 1 DATO SIR ONN BIN JAFFAR going to the polling station at the Kampong Bharu Malay Girls School to vote.
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    Alliance triumphs again: It is 28-to-4 in Johore
    247 1 SMALL MAJORITIES FOR FRONT VICTORS JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. r rHE ALLIANCE has more than maintained its 1 record of State-by-State election victories by winning 28 seats in Johore an overwhelming victory in a State regarded as a Party Negara stronghold. Three seats
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    TREES AND ADVERTISEMENT HOARDINGS TOPPLE IN MIDDAY STORM
    310 1 TREES AND ADVERTISEMENT HOARDINGS TOPPLE IN MIDDAY STORM SINGAPORE, Wed. —A 50-mile-per-hour cyclone swept across the island late this afternoon, uprooting a number of tress and toppling advertisement hoardings in the city. A large portion of the main grandstand of the Jalan Besar 8tadlum was destroyed. Roofings of the other
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    Lloyd to report to Mac
    51 1 LONDON. Wed. Foreign Secretary Mr. Selwyn Lloyd Is tentatively scheduled to return to London next weekend from the Geneva Conference to report to Prime Minister Mr. Harold Mtcmillan. a Foreign Office spokesman announced today. He Intends to return to Geneva at the beginning of next
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    Union plans new pay claims
    148 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Business: Houses Employees' Union 1$ planning to submit a new set of claims to the managements of 14 big firms. The union president. Mr. John Chung Teck Hee, said today that a resolution to this effect would be tabled at the
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    Fishermen escape sharks in shipwreck drama
    667 1 Fishermen escape sharks in shipwreck drama CINGAPORE, Wed. For six terrifying hours, flvs shipwrecked fishermen clung to their capsized prahu as sharks circled around them in the seas off Kota Idi, an I Indonesian village in Atjeh Timur, two days and one night by sea from Singapore. Then, just as
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    Axe attack on picnickers
    47 1 PENANG. Wed. Four youths, believed to be members of the Wah Kee secret society of Ipoh. attacked a party of picnickers from Perak with axes and a hammer at Kampong Malabar, in the heart of the city, this afternoon. Two men were Injured.
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    Ban on papers under fire
    158 1 Ban on papers under fire ON DON, Wed. The Commonwealth Press Union conference today approved a resolution expressing "grave concern" over reports of suppression of newspapers in Singapore and the expulsion of a British correspondent from Ghana. The resolution, passed after spirited and lengthy debat*. read: "The Commonwealth Pre.s.s Union
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    30 1 ADENAUER APOLOGY FOR ERHARD BONN. Wod Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Christian Democratic Part> I— lf 111 in making full apology to Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard U.P.I. (See Pace 3).
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    Lock icon 26 held in Cuba
    25 1 HAVANA. Wed. Cuban police today arrested 26 persons and seized large quantities of arms in raids on four "counter-revolutionary" centers. U.P.I.
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    Progress in plan to ban 'yellow' unions
    99 2 Progress in plan to ban 'yellow' unions CINGAPORE, Wed. Plan to rid ohe local t industrial arena of alii "yellow" and splinter trade unions are progressing satisfactorily, said Mr. K. M. Byrne, today. Mr. Byrne, the Minister for Labour and Law. said hi.; ministry was now working out schemes by
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    Farm show
    19 2 SEGAMAT. Wed—An agricultural show for Central Johore will be held at Kluang on July 11 and 12.
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    Lock icon LAND LAWS: AUSSIE TO ADVISE SINGAPORE
    106 2 LAND LAWS: AUSSIE TO ADVISE SINGAPORE SYDNEY, Wed. A Sydney barrister. Mr. John Baalman. will fly to Singapore next week to advise the new Government on land laws. Mr. Baalman's commission was arranged by the defeated Government out the new Government Intends to adopt It. it is understood. "The legal
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    Club dance
    41 2 SEGAMAT. Wed. The Segamat P.W.D. sports club dance which was postponed j last month as a mark of res- pect to the late Sultan of Johore will be held at the > I Diamond Jubilee Hall here on 'June 27.
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    New doctor
    19 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Dr. CM. Na:r. medical officer. Kulim. has been transferred to the General Hospital here.
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    Modified passport for Singapore travellers
    115 2 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Singapore citizens who require travel documents for immediate travel overseas will from tomorrow be issued with a modified form of British i Singapore) passports. Such a passport will carry an endorsement showing the status of the holder "to be a British subject citizen of
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    Lock icon Appeal for common market in Asia
    324 2 Appeal for common market in Asia GENEVA, Wednesday. \IR. Tuhin Mukerjie, general secretary of tht» All-Malayan Estates Staff Union and Malayan worker delegate, told the International Labour Organisation general assembly today that an Asian market should be established to offset the effects of the European common market. "We of the
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    Civics course
    23 2 IPOH. Wed. Thirty two Chinese youths from villages in Perak today attended a three-day civics course at the Khek Association here
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE'A KNIFE POINT DIRECTED TO INDONESIA'
    149 2 SINGAPORE'A KNIFE POINT DIRECTED TO INDONESIA SOURABAYA, Wed. The Sourabaya newspaper, Java Post, has described Singapore as "the point of a knife" piercing Into Indonesia and warned Indone. sians to pay attention to events there. The newspaper said: "f Malaya i& a unite piercing deep into Indonesia, Sin. gapore is
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    Bahai wedding
    26 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mrs. Shirin Fozdar. president of the Bahai Assembly uf South-East Asia, will perform the first Bahai marriage In Brunei on June 15.
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    The road to progress and prosperity—by a Malayan envoy
    342 2 The road to progress and prosperity— by a Malayan envoy J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaya can be as progressive and 'prosperous as Australia if the people pursue a policy of unity and if there is "determined overall planning for the nation." Members of the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club were told this
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    OFFICIAL PLANS TO SIT BACK AND TAKE WIDE LOOK AT RUBBER INDUSTRY
    381 2  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND By 'i, STUDY of the Mai**- layan rubber industry, which he hopes will be of practical value to the industry and the Federation, is being planned by a retiring Government official. He Is Mr. P. F.
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    Lock icon RUSSIA: QUIT W. BERLIN IN A YEAR
    305 3 No point in talks going on— U.S. delegate GENEVA, Wednesday. MR. ANDREI GROMYKO, the Soviet Foreign Minister, today called for the withdrawal of Western troops from Berlin within a year. The Western powers were understood to regard the demand as unacceptable because it
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    Lock icon Court told of book kept by girl accused of murder
    251 3 Court told of book kept by girl accused of murder SYDNEY. Wed. Police told the Sydney coroner's court today that a girl kept a scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of the shooting of a taxi driver she is accused of murdering. Detective Sergeant Roiis said the girl. Andre Kane Wilson. 20.
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    Lock icon Moscow tribute to surgeons
    74 3 MOSCOW, Wed— A Soviet surgeon yesterday praised the efficiency and unhurried method of the British specialists who recently performed "holp-'n.thp-heart" operations in Moscow. Prof. Alexei Busalov. director of the Chest Surgery Institute, writing in the Medltsinsky Rabotnik (Medical Worker), attributed the success of the British team
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    NOW JEEP BECOMES AIRBORNE WITH ALL THE VIRTUES OF HELICOPTER
    97 3 THE United States has found another use for the versatile jeep. This time it becomes a helicopter. Two horizontally-ducted propellers, completely shielded within the body, help it to achieve vertical and horizontal flight. It combines the virtues of the standard
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    Lock icon Angry Dr. Erhard wants redress
    184 3 DUSSELDORF, Wednesday. DR. LUDWIG Erhard is seeking a showdown with Dr. Konrad Adenauer within the Christian Democratic Party on the latter's decision to remain Chancellor. The Economics Minister appeared in fighting mood last night as he answered reporters' questions at the airport on his return
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    Lock icon ANGRY WIVES JOIN IN RIOTS OVER POTATOES
    86 3 ANGRY WIVES JOIN IN RIOTS OVER POTATOES NAPLES. Wed.— More than 50 peasant wives wielding: pitchforks stormed into a potato- picking plant near here today and attacked 20 workmen who refused to join a solidarity strike. Hand to hand fighting broke out in the building as the angry, shouting women
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    Lock icon POLICE FOIL MARGARET SWIM SHOTS
    87 3 POLICE FOIL MARGARET SWIM SHOTS LISBON. Wed. Police yesterday, foiled photographers' attempts to take pictures of Princess Margaret as she swam at Slntra. Portugal, and two were detained until she had left. When photographers heard she was expected to have a swim at Viscount Asseca's palace of Sao Sebastiao. they
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    Lock icon Authors urge a nuclear ban
    56 3 PRETORIA. Wed.— An appeal to South African mothers, grandmothers and daughters to fight for a ban on nuclear weapon tests, particularly the one planned for the Sahara Desert, has been made by two Afrikaan women authors. Mrs. Janet te Groen and Mrs. Susan Kruger. who
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    Lock icon Australian tour
    18 3 SYDNEY. Wed.— American comedian Danny Kaye arrived in Sydney by air today on a tour.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon GANG ALARM IN BANDOENG
    53 3 JAKARTA. Wed —A new outbreak of hooliganism has alarmed police in Bandoeng. Hooligans, known in Lido- 1 nesla as "cross boys", serious- I ly injured a boy in a back street with bicycle chains. A police spokesman said: "This Is another symptom of a resumption of
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    Lock icon Wooed and won her— via tape recorder
    171 3 Wooed and won her— via tape recorder SYDNEY, Wed. An American woman schoolteacher and an Australian Journalist and radio announcer have come together in the world's first "tape recorder romance." Their romance was conducted by tape recorder in the course of which they spoke thousands of words to each other,
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      602 3 writer (15). 26. Pierces to be exact (7). 27. Queer state of a churchman In one ship (7). DOW N 2. A G.l.'s not unusual aa a competitor In public games (7). 3. Littln present (5). 4. Making hats in a West African district (7). 6. The French shelter's hidden
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    Man who went to races faces lottery charge
    281 4 DETECTIVE ORDERED TO PEEP -COURT IS TOLD SINGAPORE, Wed. A "character" lottery schedule was found on a man arrested at a Singapore race meeting on May 16, a magistrate was told today. The schedule, police said, showed that the man was a
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    Causeway tin seizure: 3 men fined in court
    236 4 Causeway tin seizure: 3 men fined in court JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. EVDUR men appeared in the Sessions Court here yesterday on charges in connection with the seizure of dutiable tin ore at the Causeway on May 30. f It was the first case of its kind to be brought up
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    Lecturer to girls: Get your jeans and shirts
    99 4 Lecturer to girls: Get your jeans and shirts KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Two girls the first two were admitted to the College of Agriculture in Serdang near here today. On the advice of a senior lecturer they are now writing home for Jeans and shirts, more suitable attire for work in
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    SCHOOLBOY MISSING FOUR.DAYS
    82 4 SCHOOLBOY MISSING FOUR. DAYS SINGAPORE, Wed. A 16--year-old schoolboy, has been missing from his home in Tank Road since Saturday. He is S. Nadarajah. also known as Rajah, a Form 111 student of Bartley Secondary School who is described as a "quiet boy." His father, Mr. S. Selvarajoo, visited the
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    Ex-SHB man's salary
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The salary of W. H. Klelnman, a former Singapore Harbour Board Assistant Traffic Supervisor, was stated yesterday to have been $1,980. His salary was. In fact $1,084 a month.
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    Hari Raya 'off'
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. All sections of the Master Attendant's as well as Imports and Exports offices will be closed for Hari Raya on Wednesday, June 17.
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      304 4 Singapore dtoryTZ] UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA A/B.T weekly meeting at Stratus MerMUBKUM: Exhibition or Malayan chants Service Guild, 14 Raffles patntingi. Indian and Soutn-East Quay 5.30 p.m. Asian sculpture. Chinese ceramics. RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY: and Islamic art 9 a.m. to 4.30 pjn. Weekly symphony concert at USIS LIBRARY: Exhibition of YWCA
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    'MERMAID' WOULDN'T MIND KISSING
    166 5 'MERMAID' WOULDN'T MIND KISSING IPOH, Wed. Hong Kong film star Miss Pearl ("I've never been kissed") Au Kar-wai, 19. said here today "1 don't mind being kissed" Unlike her Chinese film colleague Miss Li Ll-hua. 35. who caused an international sensation by refusing to kiss American film star. Victor Mature
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    BANK: NO CHANGE OF ANY KIND IN SINGAPORE
    107 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is not moving its headquarters from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, it was emphasised today by the Kuala Lumpur manager, Mr. N.E. Clark. He said that the board of directors had announced in April that
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    Yong plans 700 surpise visits
    348 5 7 WANT TO SEE SCHOOLS WORKING NORMALLY 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. r |'HK Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will make surprise visits to the 700 schools in Singapore in the next few months. Visits will start from next week and he will be accompanied
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    A POSTER PROTEST AGAINST NEW PARTY
    86 5 A POSTER PROTEST AGAINST NEW PARTY From CHIN SOON KUI KUCHING. Wed. Posters, written in red ink, have been found in several places here strongly protesting against the recent formation of the Sarawak United People's Party whose top members are Chinese. One of the posters, stuck near the entrance of
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    New officials
    40 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. New officials of the Filipino Association of Singapore are: President. Mr. F. J. Benig vice-president. Mr. F. A. Undasan; secretary. M B. J. Tupaz: assistant s> cretary Mr. F. C. Dalos Rayes: treasurer. Miss P. Gonzales
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    Speech day
    26 5 BATU PAHAT. Wed.— The Batu Pahat High School .secondary) will hold their annual speech day In the school hall at 5 p.m. on Saturday.
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    UNREST IN MALAYAN STUDENTS' HOSTEL
    206 5 From K.D. GOTT MELBOURNE, Wednesday 4 SIAN and other foreign students living in Mel- bourne University's International House alleged today that mismanagement and incompetence was responsible for the annual loss of £3,000 for the hotel Dissatisfaction among the 75 residents in the hostel has been
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    After meeting, cocktails
    53 5 PENANG. Wed. The Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis will hold Its annual meeting at the state council chamber here on Friday. The Governor. Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad. and Tengku Puan Nor Sa'adah will entertain delegates to cocktails at the Residency at 7.30 pin
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    Mosque prayers
    29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Johore Muslim residents here will hold a prayer meeting for the late Sultan of Johore at the Kampong Bharu mosque at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow
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    THE AOCS FAREWELL WAVE TO MALAYA
    55 5 AIR VICE MARSHAL V. V. Hancock, the former A.O.C. of the Commonwealth Air Forces in Malaya, waved farewell to dignitaries at R.A.F. Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He left for Australia to take over the Home Command of ihe Royal Australian Air Force. Mrs. Hancock carried
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    Australian promise of aid for Malaya's air arm
    228 5 Australian promise of aid for Malaya's air arm KUALA LUMPUR Wednesday. AUSTRALIA will give "sympathetic consideration' <** to requests from the Federation Government foi aid to expand its air defence. The former Air Officer Commanding Commonwealth Air Forces in Malaya. Air Vice Marshal V. E. Hancock, said this today. Vice
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    DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK CHECKED
    54 5 DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK CHECKED BRUNEI TOWN. WedThe outbreak of diphtheria here is now under control, a government statement said today. The statement added "There is no truth in the rumour that further cases have occurred in Brunei town and Kampong Ayer." So far. four people have been affected by the disease
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    Three years old
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The English Society of Nanyang University celebrated Its third anniversary tonight with music recital and a performance of Chekov's "The Bear" at the University's Arts Hall.
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    Minister at new base
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Australian Army Minister. Mr. J. O. Cramer, visited the future British Commonwealth base at Malacca today. Later, accompanied by his wife, he flew to Singapore in a Royal Australian Air Force Dakota. He leaves on Friday for Slam.
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    Diamond jubilee
    24 5 TELUK ANSON, Wed. The Anglo-Cninese School here, the oloest and biggest In Lower Perak, will be celebrating iu> diamond jubilee this year.
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    BMH 'at home'
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed.-, The British Military Hspital at Klnrara will have an "at home'" on Juno 21 as part of the annual R.A.M.C. Corps week
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    Kangaroos are coming—as steaks
    118 5 Kangaroos are coming— as steaks I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed Malayan housewives may soon be able to add yet another exotic dish to their tables tinned kangaroo meat from Australia. But whether kangaroo steaks will be palatable to Malayans remains to be seen, the Australian Trade Commissioner. Mr. Bill Cairns, told the
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    Meter stolen
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An electric meter was stolen from a house at Jalan Raja Bot here yesterday morning.
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    MAN WHO OWES $44,000 OFFERS TO PAY $2 A MONTH
    207 5 MAN WHO OWES $44,000 OFFERS TO PAY $2 A MONTH TPOH, Wed —An Ipoh miner. Lav Teng Pew. 48. who has been dogged by ill luck, today offered to clear up his debts totalling $44,000 by paying ud $2 a month. This offer was made by Lav at his public
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    Navy to hold 'open house'
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malaya will celebrate Its own national Navy Day annually from this year. The public will be given a chance to meet the Navy. The first Navy Day will be held on July 1 Ships of the Navy will be in Malayan ports
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    AMERICAN DOCTORS CONFIRM AMAZING RHEUMATISM DISCOVERY
    868 6 AMERICAN DOCTORS CONFIRM AMAZING RHEUMATISM DISCOVERY |T often happens that a discovery in one part of the world is also made, shortly afterwards, quite independently, elsewhere. When it does happen it underlines the truth of the discovery. Medicine is fortunately one of the international fields in which this often happens.
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    Forthright author endorses discovery
    88 6 LORD RISSELL OF LIVERPOOL COMMENTS Lord Russell of Liverpool, eminent- International fljture. author of 'The Knights of Bushlcio". "That Reminds Me", and other books, is a man who weighs his words most carefullv. "I am not a trained scientist, but anyone ran sec the importance of
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      A MALAYAN ENTERPRISE
      1283 7 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ...embracing the period of Malaya's development from a poor and primitive colonial territory to a prosperous independent nation. piFTY years is not a long span for a commercial undertaking, but it is nonetheless a very respectable age among the
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    DEATH
    27 8 ■1* W°erd« tit (Minimum). K. SUBRAMANIAM Advocate. Brother of K. Mulhucumaru Retired Hospital Assistant. Kuala Pilah. passed away on 3.6.59 at Kara* Nagar Ceylon. Cable News.
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    The Straits Times Thursday, June 11, I"3' Victors and Losers
    571 8 The Straits Times Thursday, June 11, I"3' Victors and Losers Although the State elections have yet to run their full course (the voters of Trengganu, Kelantan fnd Pahang are still awaiting their turn) the main political parties are already reviewing the campaigning and the results to date in a search
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    Crisis Over?
    392 8 Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike's majority in Ceylon's House of Representatives is now so slender that it would require an excess of optimism to see his latest cabinet reshuffle as an end of the government crisis. It is as true now as it was after the elections in 1956 that
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    Aid Problems
    258 8 The Philippines' Ambassador to the United States has put himself on record as believing that America should launch a Marshall Plan for the free nations of Asia. Such an idea is based on nearly every misconception it is possible to have about development in this continent. There are
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    AN ALL-IN-ONE CODE FOR ALL USERS OF THE ROAD
    896 8  - AN ALL-IN-ONE CODE FOR ALL USERS OF THE ROAD LAURIE WESTON BY mjFJmX Out soon a ftJotiet of sound, practical, common sense advice which should be made required reading everywhere MALAYAN motorists are to be told how to improve their driving and reduce the ever-increasing road accident rate. Their "instructor"
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      343 8 'PHE people on Jenderak estate here have of a necessity to work in this remote part of Pahang and unfortunately, due to factors outside their control, depend entirely on the East Coast railway line as their only means of access to the
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      236 8 'I 'HE 100 per cent victory 1 of the Alliance in the Perils, Kedah ana Malacca state elections, has prompted Alliance leaders to suggest the formation of an opposition from among their ranks. On paper the suggestion looks
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      121 8 J^S a parishioner of St Josephs Church. I was interested in the publicity given in the Straits Times to this week's issue of our church newsletter in which Catholics are told of their sacred duty to co-operate with the Government I ask to be allowed
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      POLLING STATIONS: A REPLY
      384 8 REFER to your report (B.T. June 7) on the polling stations at Bumbong Lima and St. Marguerite's Convent. I would like to point out that though the electorate is not very large in the case of Bum bong Lima it must be noted that the polling
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    TWO SAVE BUS FROM RIVER PLUNGE
    222 9 TWO SAVE BUS FROM RIVER PLUNGE Loud crack, then pan of bridge collapses IKJTTERfWORTH, Wed. Two labourers manning the Permaiang Pauh pontoon bridge saved a bus and six other vehicles from plunging into the Prai River yesterday evening. One of the workmen, S. Santhanan. controlling the Mop and go" signal
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    Off to seminar
    50 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Organiser of Malay Schools attached to the Ministry of Education, Inche Lokman bin Musa, will leave here by air tomorrow for the United States where he will attend the Harvard International Seminar from July to mid-August, under the auspices of the Asia Foundation.
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    Straight fight in by-election
    66 9 NIBONG TEBAL, Wed.— There will be a straight fight between the Alliance and the Socialist Front in the Sungel Bakap by-election of the Pro. vince Wellesley South Rural District Council on June 25. The Alliance candidate is Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl All. 30. a landed
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    WORRIES AFTER MARRIAGE LED TO P.C.'s SUICIDE
    138 9 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Wed.— Worries which he had after marriage made a police constab.e shoot himself in a police bachelors' mess, the Coroner's court here was told today. The Kuala Kubu Bahru OCPD. Inche Tahir bin Bachok, told the Coroner, inche Hassan bin
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    Ex-head sues school chiefs
    714 9 TAIPEH PROFESSOR FLIES DOWN FOR HEARING OF HIS $21,000 DAMAGES SUIT WRONGFULLY SACKED, HE SAYS IN A CLAIM FOR TWO YEARS' SALARY PENANG, Wednesday. A former principal of the Han Chiang High School today sued the school management committee, headed by Mr. Lim Lean Teng, local
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    The rock is dying but it will roll on in restaurants, say band leaders
    300 9 LEADING night clubs here will NOT knock, the rock. There is no need to. say the band leaders. It's dying a natural death, anyway. That was the reaction to the Government's rock n roll edict, announced
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    CLERKS' 'GO TO COURT' THREAT
    244 9 CLERKS' 'GO TO COURT' THREA T KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THK Government Non-Pensionable Officers' AssoJ ciation has given the Federation Government a week to reply to its claim that the Albakri report on the position of temporary clerks is "null and void." After that the association will take the report to
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    Shell chief, 30 years in Malaya, off today
    110 9 Shell chief, 30 years in Malaya, off today MR. L. V. TAYLOR (above), manager of Shell Tankers (Eastern) Ltd.. who has spent 30 of his 51 years In Malaya. leaves by air tomorrow to take up a senior post in London. He came to Singapore in July. 1929. as a
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    Premier at union talks
    65 9 SINGAPORE, Wea. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will attend an extraordinary general meeting of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association at the association premises in Cantonment Road at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. Mr. Lee is legal adviser to the 7,000-strong association. Mr. Jamlt Singh, the
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    BURMA SETS UP EMBASSY IN K.L.
    70 9 BURMA SETS UP EMBASSY IN K.L. KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Union of Burma has set up an embassy in the Federation. Its Charge d'Affalres ad Interim, U Mya Seln presented his letter of appointment from Burma's Minister of Foreign Affairs, U Chan Tun Aung, to the Federation's Minister of External
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    Union dinner
    26 9 SEGAMAT, Wed.— The annual dinner and dance of the Johore branch of the National Union of Teachers will be held here on June 17.
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    WAITRESSES PROBLEM: KLANG WILL SEEK GOVT. VIEWS
    136 9 WAITRESSES PROBLEM: KLANG WILL SEEK GOVT. VIEWS KLANG, Wed.— The Klang Town Council today decided to ask for the views of the Selangor Government on the employment of waitresses In coffee and eating shops here. The decision was taken after a complaint by the Klang OCPD, Mr. P. Alagendra. to
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    Johore posting
    23 9 MERSING. Wed. Inche Mohamed Talb bin All. the Merslng assistant district officer, wl'l be transferred to Pengerang, Johore, on June 16.
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    Charity dance
    21 9 KOTA BHARU. Wed.— The Kota Bharu brancn of the Kelantan Women's Institute will hold a charity dance on Thursday.
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    GOVT. IN BID TO EASE DRIED FISH GLUT IN PANGKOR
    297 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation is making all out efforts to find oversea markets to absorb 600 tons of dried fish available at Pangkor. Samples of dried ikan kembong have already been flown to Ceylon and the question of re-opening
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    JUKE BOXES: ACTION SOON IN SINGAPORE
    154 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday lUKE BOXES which have been a nuisance to people living in the crowded areas of the city are expected to be the target of government action soon. i Since its inception last Friday, the Singapore Government has taken a number of steps
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    Knocked by van
    30 9 BENTONG. Wed^A woman. Lum Chcong, 78, was knocked do vn by a van at Loke Yew Street here yesterday and admitted to hospital. Her condition is serious
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    Singapore gangster shot in Ipoh dies in hospital
    260 9 Singapore gangster shot in Ipoh dies in hospital IPOH, Wednesday. GEE SENG HUA, 20, described by the police as a VJ thug from Singapore who was shot by a detective in a bid to break up a gang fight last nignt, died in the Ipoh hospital six hours later See
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    Dato back from talks in Britain
    102 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Secretary of the Federation Treasury, Dato A. H. P. Humphrey, said on his return from London today that the Federation and British Governments were examining proposals regarding British grants for 1960 and 1961 to fight the emergency in Malaya. Agreement
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    Doctor moved
    25 9 MERSING. Wed- >r. A.N. Swee. the nodical officer, has been transferred to Batu Pahat. Dr. Zainuddln from Johore Bahru has succeeded him here.
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      BALMIN'S TRIUMPH IN PURE WHITE LACE
      93 10 BALMIN'S TRIUMPH IN PURE WHITE LACE This triumph in chantilly lace is by France's Pierre Balmain. Appropriately named "Perle Oceane." it has an underskirt of sea blue faille, frosted over with the foam of the delicate white lace. The unusually draped bodice is nipped in snuggly at the waist with
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      TALENTED SINGER TO WOO SINGAPORE
      291 10 TALENTED SINGER TO WOO SINGAPORE QNE of Indonesia's most celebrated sopranos, Miss Kffie Tjoa, will be giving a concert in Singapore this Sunday, at the Victoria Theatre. She is arrving this week after a successful concert tour in Japan, the Philippines and Hong Kong. With her is her sister, Jenny,
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      Remember those unsung heroes of everyday life
      499 10 Remember those unsung heroes of everyday life FATHER'S DA V this year falls on June 21, and that is the time when every woman's thoughts should turn to the men in their lives their fathers, husbands, brothers, fiances and boyfriends. This is the time when we women should remember those
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      A beach bag full of tricks
      285 10 r) cache and carry, get a handsome big beach bag shaped like a model's hat box. It is roomy enough to hold all your trappings for a day at the beach. When not in use. it may be collapsed like an opera hat and
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    TIN PRICE AT HIGHEST LEVEL FOR HREE MONTHS
    576 12 TIN PRICE AT HIGHEST LEVEL FOR HREE MONTHS By Our Market Correspondent 'pHE price of tin in Singapore yesterday had one of its biggest jumps for many weeks, rising by $2.50 to $403.50, the highest price since March 19. The Singapore rise followed a gain of £1 in the spot
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Share Market: June 10 June 9 Industrials: 89.52 89.52 Tibs: 111.17 110.49 Rubbers: 138.55 138.53 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    144 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. I INVESTMENT shares eased furL ther on the Stock Exchange here today. B.H.P. closed the day with a fall of Is. to 545. 9d. ICIANZ also fell Is. to 625. 9d. Base metals were easier with C+bmL Zinc down 4s. Id. to 80s. Oils remained steady.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 12 June first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore jesterday at 97' i cents per lb., up one cent on Tuesdays closing price. The closing tone was qniet. Closing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 97}«, sellers 98; Int. 1
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    267 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: President Jackson 1/2. Bayernstein 4 5. Yochow 6A, Pyrrhus 6 7. Benrinnes 8/9, Benmhor 10/11, Doneverett 13/14, Carthage 15/16. President Jefferson 18, NichLsan Maru 19 Larut N.Wall 2, Scudai N.Wall 3, TJirusa N.Wall 4. Raja Brooke 21/22,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    108 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent June/July shipments $43 buyers, $44 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $65 sellers, drum S67 1- sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $133, Sarawak $132, special Sarawak black $78. garbled Lampong black
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    70 12 The Malayan Exchangs Bank*' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchant*, yesterday (all rates to 8100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: French Francs *****; Holland (.oilderg 123%; Italian Lire *****.. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at
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    LONDON RUBBER
    60 12 London Rubber is raising Its. dividend from the equivalent of 31'» per cent to 40 per cent for the year ended March 31, 1959, with a final of 25 per cent. It is also proposed to capitalise £466,667 in a one-for-one scrip issue. The group net profit has
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    RUBBER CROPS
    10 12 Trmrrloh produced 95.800 lb. of rubber In May.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    28 12 SINGAPORE. JUNE 10 RUBBER: 97 5/8 cents per lb. (up one cent). TIN: $403.50 per picul (up $2.50). Estimated unofficial offering 120 tons (down five tons).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    511 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday Industrials and rubbers were quietly steady, while Utis were selectively better, me turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Fed. Disp. $1 xd (O,Tj; Fraser and Neave pref. $4.20 cd, ords ILMfc
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      158 12 TENDER JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Senior Executive Engineer, Johore Bahru, up to noon of the 18th: JUNE, 1959 for:— THE SUPPLY OF A COVERED PRESSED MILD STEEL SECTIONAL RECTANGULAR WATER TANK OF 40.000 GALLONS NOMINAL CAPACITY. Full particulars may be obtained from the Senior
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      819 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA, KUALA LUMPUR APPOINTMENT OF LIBRARIAN The Board of the rubber research Institute of Malaya invites applications for the post of librarian at the Institute in Kuala Lumpur. Applicants must be Federal or Singapore Citizens and hold a Degree of a recognised University, preferably
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      413 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Madam Ltm Ah Lack formerly of No. 16. Pukat Road, top floor front room. Singapore, has on the 31st October, 1957, left her husI band Mr. Yeo Kee Meng. also formerly of the above said address. I and that henceforth the said I
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      464 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Mr. Le* Hua Seng left our service on Ist June 1959 on hi* own accord and that he consequently is no longer authorised to receive monies or collect i.myinents on our behalf THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LID.. Kflvmator Dept.. Singapore. SUNGEI KINTA TIN
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      660 13 Cheek Before Posting i Replies to Box Numbers j Utmost care should be token when replying to box number ads. to use the CORRECT 1 NUMBER and Address to the Straits Times, Times Hawse. River Valley Road. 1 Cash must be sent by rests- t I tered post; Postal Orders
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      666 13 SITUATIONS WANTED tt Word* Si (MmJ Box St et*. txtrm. SCHOOL CERTIFICATE youth seeks position, passed laws, secreI tarial practice, economics, experience audit book-keeping, know I ledge typewriting. Please apply Box A 9358 ST., XX. ENGLISHMAN experienced rubber broker Penang, Koala I.umpur, Singapore desires change where hLs knowledge and experience
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      750 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED it Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ct*. txtrm. WANTED by American Couple, 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Orchard Road district, for one or two months. Box A 4999 S.T. (Spore). BEDROOM, SITTINGROOM, bath, kitchenette, or share house by European lady. In districts 9, 10. 11. Letters stating terms to
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      744 13 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS M Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ct*. txtrm. POCKET MODERN MALAYEngllsh dictionary Just Published. Quality production.— Handy and helpful to Malay-speaking people learning English.— Available everywhere $2.25 each.— Publishers: The Arcade News Co.. P.O. Box 1619. Singapore; P.O. Box 944. Kuala Lumpur. TRAVELS tt TOURS 2* Word* Si
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      232 13 DANCING it Word* Sit (Minimum) Omitm 1 month, it Wordt StJt (MinJ EMBASSY HOTEL, SPORE Dance Nighty on Root Garden Chinese/ European food. JOHORE HOTEL J.B. AirConditloned Rooms, Cantonese. English Food. Phone 2395/6. PRINCE'S (SPORE) DINB and Dance to Benny Kletnmans Princes Quartet featuring Jan WHERE TO STAY it Wordt
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    Choo's trip to England is off
    258 14  -  VIC NAYAGAM By FAM asks council: Postpone offer KUALA LUMPUR, 1 Wed— F.A. of Malaya coach Choo Seng Quee is in for a big disappointment. For I was told today that F.A.M. has decided not to send him to England for a coaching course
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      HO HO CUP: THE MCFA MUST FACE FACTS...
      602 14  - HO HO CUP: THE MCFA MUST FACE FACTS... NORMAN SIEBEL By SOCCER interest has now reached such a high pitch in Malaya that a crowd of 20,000— a figure to be wondered at but never reached in the pre-Merdeka Stadium days has become commonplace for a big match. So when
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    Pancho beats Pancho
    40 14 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Pancho Gonzales last night beat Pancho Segura 6-2. 6-4 in the fourth annual Masters round-robin tennis tournament here. Lew Hoad beat Tony Trabert 2-6. 6-4. 6-3. Frank Sedgman beat Ashley Cooper. 6-4. 6-2.— TJ.P.I.
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    Choo sessions
    36 14 TELUK ANSON, Wed. F.A.M. coach Choo Seng Quee will be here for five days from June 26 to coach loca 1 players. Coaching; will be?in daily at 5 p.m. at Speedy Road upper ground.
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    Singapore CA pick best team to meet Negri
    290 14 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE, favourites in the south zone of the Malayan Cricket Association inter-state competition, have picked their strongest side available for their match against Negri Sembilan to be played at Seremban on June 20 and 21, reports Firdhouse Salahudin. Victory in
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    Pahang XI to meet Trengganu
    51 14 KUALA LIPIS, Wed.— The Pahang team to meet Trengganu in an east zone Malaya Cup soccer match here on Sun Jay will be from:Mohamod Nor. K. T. Singam. Vasu, Razali, Sharlff. Dahalan. Tech Chin, Whab, Seeralan. Brian Foenander. Malek Ghanl. Amaran, Boon Bok. Shahuddin and
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    Women's golf results
    65 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. Results of the first round of the Singapore women's golf championships held at the Royal Island Club today were Mrs. R. Cobley bt Miss H. Trent one up; Mrs. D. Nicoll bt Mrs. K. Smart 6 and 5; Mrs. R. Irving-Jones bt Mrs. V. Edwards
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    151 14 BINGAPORE. Wed—Government Services beat Business Houses 6 2 in their inaugural soccer match at Jalan Besar tonight. Government Services scored in the second minute when they forced a breakthrough and inside-left Ibrahim Mansoor. who had moved to the right, took a loose ball ana beat goalkeeper
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    IPOH SHOWS THE WAY
    238 15 STORE FOLLOWS LEAD; PENANG K.L. KEEN Feature race ,on the first day idea is catching on By EPSOM JEEP Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday FOUR Malayan turf clubs are likely to run feature races on th first day of a meeting in future. Ipoh set the pace by
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    64 15 Amateur races at Ipoh TPOH. Wed. Perak Turf Club will hold an amateur race meeting here on Juiy 18 There will be eight races Including two for hurdlers and one for women riders. The main races on the programme will be the 12th Royal Lancers Cup over six furlongs, the
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    MAS start well
    32 15 TANJONG MALIM. Wed Methodist Afternoon School. Tanjong Malim. beat Trolak and District Sports Association "B" 4-1 in the opening round of the Bukit Gantang Cup soccer competition here yesterday.
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    27 15 MUNICH. Wed.— Britain's Stirling Moss and Jack Fairman, driving an Aston Martin DBR 1 300. won the 621--mlle sports car race at Buerburgring— Reuter. I
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    21 15 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. Bagan Serai Gurus and Kalumporang drew 1-1 In a Dlv 1 league soccer match here, yesterday.
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    52 15 ROUND Tartenham Corner it's Rousseau's Dream, in the lead on the rails. Parthia (arrowed) is tucked in behind the pace. Then Sir Humphrey de Trafford's Parthia (Harry Carr), makes his challenge in the straight and he goes on to victory in the Epsom Derby Stakes.
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    68 15 NSW plans Games for princess QYDNEY. Wed— New South Wales sportsmen plan a "miniature Olympic Games" for Princess Alexandra during her Australian tour. Three hundred of the state's best sportsmen and women will compete at a special carnival for the Princess on Sept. 1. The Director of Physical Education in
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    41 15 COMTON (California^. Wed—The javelin throw of 282 ft 31n by Al Cantello. an American Marine, last week, will be submitted for recognition as a world record. Egil Danielsen (Norway) holds the official world record of 281 ft 2iln— Reuter.
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    293 15 DENANG, Wed. Fol- lowing are acceptances and order of running for Saturday's amateur race meeting at Penang: KACE 1: 2.30 pjn.— M.A.R.A CL s^-2 Fur*. Catch weight* 12.7): Lucky Star, Corrida, Bess. Bubbles. Olrlie, Morning Sun. Yeoman. Scratching: Gentle Morah. RACE t: 3.05— M.A.R.A. CL
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    42 15 GEORGETOWN (Br. Guiana), Wed. Gerry Alexander, who led the West Indies cricket team on the 1958 59 tour of India and Pakistan, has accepted the captaincy of the team to meet England in the Caribbean area next year. Reuter.
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    32 15 BALTIMORE. Wed— Dave Ra*an, 23. a Florida professional, beat fellow American Gene Littler by one stroke with 72-hole total of 273 in the $60,000 Eastern open golf tournament here. Reuter.
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    143 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and his eight Cabinet colleagues are stars of a new film which will be shown before the end of this week. The film to introduce the new Cabinet is being produced by Cathay Keris Films.
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    346 16 Ex-detainees: 'We won't be without jobs for long' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A WEEK after their release from Changi Jail eight Peoples Action Party leaders are still undecided about their future. They are Messrs. Lim Chin Siong, Fong Swee Suan. C. Devan Nair, S. Woodhull, James Puthucheary, Chan Chiaw Thor, Chan Chong
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    28 16 MRS. YEO HOCK CHAN Nee Wee Siew Yeolc aged 62 passed away peacefully at 21 Hillside Drive, on 10.6.59. Funeral on 11.8.59 at 4 p.m. to Bidadari
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    12 16 IN LOVING MEMORY of V. D. Kuppusamy died on 11.6.58.
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    19 16 HN LONDON. Wed—Buyers £786',: sellers £787; Forward buyers £7894: sellers £790; Settlement £789. Turnover a.m. 35 tons p.m. 110.
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    84 16 POLICE FEAR BID ON LIFE OF SOEKARNO TOKYO. Wed. Japanese police have information that Indonesian rebels will attempt to assassinate President Soekarno of Indonesia daring his stay in Japan, it was reported here today. The Tokyo Shimbun, one of Tokyo's largest newspapers, said it got the information from police sources.
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    139 16 Close of play scores BURTON. Stoke on Trent. Wed. The minor counties, replying, to the Indian tourists' first innings of 287, were 66 for three wickets at close of play on the opening day of the three-day match here. Other close of play scores today: At LORbS: Worcestershire 145- Middlesex
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    846 16 From Page One KOTA TIXGGi (3,542; Ismail bin Su'adon (All.) 2.212; P. S. Maniam (SFi 974; Ma'on bin Omar (Neg.) 637. Majority 1,238; spoiled votes 84; percentage polled 70.59. TAN JONG PETKI (8.403) C. C. Yong (SF) 2.414. Fatimah binte Haji Abdul Maj.d (All.) 2.356:
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    257 16 T ONDON. Wed. Despite the fresh overnight setback on Wall Street the better tendency which developed In London stock markets late yesterday was maintained today and prices In most sections Improved. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: GILTEDGED Consols 24<3« £51 >4 Funding
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    White Paper
    56 16 LONDON. Wed. A Government White Paper issued today on the case of 11 Mau Mau detainees who died at Hola Detention Camp. Kenya, in March disclosed that the then camp commandant. Mr. M. G. Sullivan, and Deputy Commandant, Mr. A. C. Coutts. are on disciplinary charges of "gross
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    35 16 TORQUAY. Wed. The British Government has set up machinery to co-ordinate departmental work concerned with the colour problem. Mr. R.A. Butler, Home Secretary, told chief police officers at their annual conlerence here today.
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    253 16 Boyd tells of 'calculated risk' on new Singapore LONDON. Wednesday. THK Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, speaking on the British Government's policy on colonies, referred to the emergence of the new State of Singapore and said a "calculated risk" had been taken. He told the Commonwealth Press Union conference
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    58 16 THE CIVIL SERVICE AND ITS IMPORTANCE the inhabitants a reasonable standard of living but keep the confidence of all on whose capital and skill its future prosperity would largely depend, 4 THAT there must be enough skilled, experienced and educated people to form an efficient and impartial Civil Service to
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    31 16 GENEVA. Wed. East and West nuclear negotiators moved nearer agreement today on convening scientists here on June 22 to study new information on high altitude nuclear explosions. U.P.I, .p
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    21 16 VIENNA. Wed. Soviet Defence Minister. Marshal Rodion Malinovsky. arrived here today from Moscow for a one-week visit of Austria.
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