The Straits Times, 5 July 1960

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    Battling it out for power in the Government off Congo Republic
    77 1 THE Force Fublique battle with members of the Puna Party, followers of Mr. Jean Bolikango. when police wanted to divert them from their route to avoid them meeting up with another group of demonstrators, Mr. Bolikango wants more representation
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    PROSPERITY PLAN
    421 1 PHILIPPINES, MALAYA SHOW WAY On with Tengku's plan for Asia progress Garcia: My aim in Malaya MANILA, Mon. The Philippines and Malaya will propose the creation of a Soiith-Kast Asia Association of States "devoted to the building up of Asian prosperity," President Carlos P. Garcia of the Philippines
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    Lock icon MOB USE BOWS AND ARROWS to ATTACK TROOPS
    222 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Monday. a CURFEW was imposed on Conquilhatvllle, the A capital of the Congo's Equator Province, today after demonstrators attacked public security The troops opened fire, killing and wounding 'a number of demonstrators," an official announcement said. Order was later restored. There
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    pi Petrol – down by a cent •—today—
    101 1 pi Petrol down by a cent today KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Petrol In Singapore and in Kuala Lumpur will cost one cent less for a gallon from tomorrow. In Singapore three oil companies Shell. Stanvac and Caltex said the reason was a slight reduction In distribution costs. Petrol will now be
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    Lock icon Israel replies
    35 1 JERUSALEM. Mon. -Israel today sent a reply to the Argentine Government's Note of June 8. demanding the return of former S.S. Colonel Adolf Elchmann. The reply is understood to skirt Argentina's demand.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon THAILAND HAS 'SELF HELP' PLAN TO BOOST TIN, RUBBER
    147 1 THAILAND HAS 'SELF HELP' PLAN TO BOOST TIN, RUBBER BANGKOK. Monday. whe English-language newspaper Bangkok Post A said today that the government was planning to set up "self-help settlements" in the tin-and-rubber-rich Southern Provinces to attract Thai nationals from other parts of the country. Under the plan Malayspeaking Inhabitants in
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    Lock icon Two tankers in collision
    89 1 OSLO, Mon.— The Russian tanker Pekin, carrying oil to Cuba, today collided with the Norwegian tanker Rondefjell off Bizerta, Tunisia. The Rondefjell, wnich v;as taking water, asked for tug assistance. A message gave no details about the condition of the Russian tanker and did not mention
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    Lock icon Protest to Cuba
    22 1 LONDON. Mon. Britain Is to protest to Cuba against the takeover of the Shell oil refinery Jn Havana. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Algeria 'no' to Paris date
    206 1 TUNIS, Mon. T>HE Algerian Pro--1 visional Government said today it was not opportune to send a delegation to Paris "in the present circumstances and conditions." A communique, issued after a two-day meeting here to study last week's preliminary talks between French and Insurgent officials, accused
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    Lock icon NEHRU TO LADAKH: WE WILL PROTECT YOU
    174 1 NEHRU TO LADAKH: WE WILL PROTECT YOU YEW DELHI. Mon. I Mr. Nehru tod a y i flew to the disputed border area of Ladakh and said that adequate arrangements had been made to meet "new dangers" facing India from across its northern border. It was his first visit to
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    Lock icon Soviet aid
    36 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Russia and Indonesia have signed an agreement for the setting up of an atomic research reactor and an iron and steel mill in Indonesia with Soviet assistance, Antara news agency reports. Reuter.
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    2 KMT suspects are held
    172 1 2 KMT suspects are held SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Singapore journalists were arrested by the police here last night under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance for interrogation in connection with right-wing subversive activities. They are Wong Chin Sen, 28. and Loke Peng Lum. 37, both attached to the Tiger Press,
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    STOP PRESS
    77 1 JASPER NOT GUILTY IO.VUON Mud. BUT) Idiptr mc of three bit toodou tiiuru itrs oo trial ooueuioo nub propeil; lula tou found not »uili> •jJa.« it Old Bailr.v Ctnpal (mutual Court Mr rAg ttyhargtA" Kcatci TROOPS AIRLIFTED K.M.VIAVDL Mon Sepal twit? .iirhltt.-. roop;. re infouenunt;. ta >oo»t Bot*hern
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    TENDERS SYSTEM TO BE PROBED BY THREE MEN
    258 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday A THREE-MAN inquiry commission, r.-ith Mr. Justice Hill as chairman, has been set up by the Federation Government to review its tenders system iand j method of obtaining supplies. The other members of the commission are Inche Su.iak bin
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    Free advice on rubber for manufacturers
    268 2 Free advice on rubber for manufacturers KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE RUBBER Research Institute of Malaya has sel up a technical advisory service to manufacturers who use natural rubber. The establishment of the service follows the Introduction of similar programme In England and America. The service will be of value to
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    Police seeks inspectors
    41 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Royal Federation of Malaya Police Is looking tor more probationary inspectors. Men with a minimum qualification of either the Cambridge School certificate or the Federation of Malaya School Certificate are required to fill vacancies
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    New lecturer
    27 2 TANJONO MALIM. Mon. Mr Surjan Singh from the Kola Bharu Teachers' Training College has assumed duties as lecturer In the Sultan Idrls Training College here.
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    Timber men off to Manila
    68 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two leading Malayan timber merchants left today for Manila to study the timber Industry there. They were Mr. Chan Peng Hong, managing director of one of Malaya's biggest saw- mills, and Mr. Wong Hon Cheung, managing director of a plywood company. Their
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    Ministry to start guided port tours
    97 2 Ministry to start guided port tours SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Culture here will soon organise guided harbour tours for the public to see the activities of the waterfront. "The purpose of these launch trips is to show the vl. ltors the sights of the harbour and explain the role
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    Dysentery kills three people
    45 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three people died of dysentery and two of diphtheria during the second week of last month, a Government health report said today. Twenty eight cases of dysentery and 31 cases of diphtheria were reported in the same period.
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    Three elected
    34 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— At a by-election for Sungei Buloh local council yesterday Mr. Wong Tham Choon, Mr. How Yong Yew ana Mr. Chan Wing Kee were elected to serve for three years.
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    Poultry clean-up
    24 2 SEGAMAT. Mon. A drive against poultry diseases has started here. Officers from the Veterinary Department wiii tour the district and inocuiate poultry.
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    THAILAND OFFERS REBATE TO MALAYA'S RICE DEALERS
    156 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Thai Government has offered rebates to Malayan Importers who buy not less than 200 tons of rice each a month from Thailand. The rebate as offered so that the Importers and dealers here could sell Thai rice cheaper and
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    SEARCH FOR OIL IN TREACHEROUS REEF OFF BORNEO
    128 2 SEARCH FOR OIL IN TREACHEROUS REEF OFF BORNEO JESSELTON, Monday. HPHE Shell Company of North Borneo is to searcH for oil in Saracen Shoals, a treacherous area 45 miles off the west coast of the colony. Survey vessels will be sent soon to find an approach route through the dangerous
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    Razak: Good progress in Pahang
    105 2 Razak: Good progress in Pahang KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Deputy Prime Minister, j Tun Abdul Razak. today reI turned to Kuala Lumpur from I his official visit to Pahang satisfied with the work being done for rural development In the state. "The officials there are very co-operative and are carrying
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    Dead in well
    20 2 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. A labourer. Subrayan. 51. wal found dead In a well at Permatang Berangan here yesterday
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    Lock icon Hill tribe revolt is crushed
    76 3 Hill tribe revolt is crushed BANGKOK. Mon. Troops of the Laotian Government have subdued the rebellion of the hill tribe sympathetic to the Communist Pathet Lao and captured about 40 rebels. This was reported by the police here quotln? Information from the north. Meanwhile, a total of 320 Laotian refugees
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    Lock icon 13 die in crash
    26 3 RAWALPINDI. Mon. Thirteen people were killed and 34 Injured when a passenger train lumped the rails between Texlla and Haveli yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Britain's guest
    20 3 LONDON, Mon.— President Arturo Frondizi of the Argentine arrived in London today on a three-day official visit —Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Barbarous,' says China
    327 3 AMBASSADOR SEES SUBANDRIO AFTER TWO WOMEN DIE IN VILLAGE SHOOTING PEKING NEWS AGENCY ACCUSES INDONESIA OF 'VIOLENT AND CRUEL' PERSECUTION OF ITS OVERSEAS CHINESE PEKING, Monday. f 'ULNA today bitterly accused the lndonesian authorities of persecuting Overseas Chinese. "Military authorities in West Java and other places, and
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    Getty's sifter is found in kiosk
    149 3 LONDON, Mon.— A policeman on his beat glanced into a public telephone kiosk today and found the 538.000 antique sugar sifter missing from millionaire Paul Getty's country home since last week. The policeman saw the parcel at about 3 a.m. during a routine check
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    She's first Negress to seek beauty title for US
    220 3 She's first Negress to seek beauty title for US MIAMI, Mon. An American Negress, the first ever to appear in an internanational beauty contest, will compete here for the title of Miss Universe. Corrine Huff. 19. gets her chance because one of the original American entrants, Kathy Justice, was found
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    Lock icon X: I'M READY TO SIGN DISARM TREATY WITH ANY U.S. GOVT.
    389 3 K: I'M READY TO SIGN DISARM TREATY WITH ANY U.S. GOVT. Soviet leader 'has not given up hope' LINZ (Austria), Monday. \IR- Khrushchev said here last night he did not care which U.S. iTA Government signed a disarmament agreement with the Soviet Union but he added that the present U.S.
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    Lock icon ..In a death camp he hits out at Adenauer: Neo-Fascism growing
    176 3 VIENNA, Mon.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, visiting a former concent ration camp at Mautba usen where thousands were executed by the Nasis, yesterday launched a personal attack on Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and claimed that neo-Fascism was increasing in West Germany.
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    US may hit back at take-overs
    231 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. 'THE UNITED States is .expected to cut imports of sugar from Cuba by £9 million in retaliation against Dr. Fidel Castro's expropriation of foreign oil refineries. I Officials said today Washington and London were keep, ing each other informed on developments, but
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    Lock icon Krishna Menon in London
    34 3 LONDON. Mon.— The Indian Defence Minister. Mr. V. K. Krishna- Menon, arrived in London today from Accra after attending the independence celebrations in Ghana. He files to India tomorrow.— Reuter.
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    63 3 KATMANDU, Mon.—Nepalese police yesterday released after questioning a leading member of the Nepali Communist Party and member of the Upper Hpuse of Parliament who was arrested with live other Communists under •ecurlty measures twp days ago. The measures followed a border clash last week in wnlch
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    83 3 The tides... 1 •TOUAT: 81n»apore 7.43 ajn. «6ft 61n> 7.3t pjn. Or- Bto). Por. Wcicao.. -!34 a.m. «oK 81n) 3i4 p.m. (Bft lln): B*ette.».uim 1.38 a.m. (10ft 81n) 2.09 p.m. (12ft 71n); Penang 9.38 a.m. (7ft 61n) 9.5« p.m. (6ft 7to). TOMORROW 1 Singapore 9 a.m (7ft) 8.31 P m
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    307 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES TOHE following Is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore. arrivm s BO AC: Prom London, Rome. Bombay. Colombo iBA 790) 4.40 a.m.: Irom London. Frankfurt. Karachi. Calcutta, Ran goon (BA 70S) 9.05 p.m.; from London, Beirut, Karachi. Delhi, Calcutta iBCH
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    Theatre fund
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The management of the Tiong Shian bar and restaurant in New Bridge Road today donated $200 towards the National Theatre Fund in celebration of Us opening tomorrow.
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    Registration of the primary )upils to begin
    715 4 Registration of the primary pupils to begin THERE WILL BE PLACES IN 1961 FOR 52,000 CffILDREN OF THE FOUR LANGUAGE STREAMS SINGAPORE, Monday REGISTRATION of children for admission to Primary I next year of the four language streams of education in Singapore will begin next Monday. There will be places
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    MALAYS ASK FOR AN ACADEMY OF ART
    93 4 MALAYS ASK FOR AN ACADEMY OF ART OINGAFORE, Mon. The O permanent board of the Malay Language and Literary Congress here has been asked to set up an art academy to provide facilities for inspiring talented young Malays. The request has been made by one of the congress's affiliated members,
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    SINGAPORE AMERICANS CELEBRATE
    89 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The American community celebrated their July 4 Independence Day with a picnic held yesterday at the Singapore Polo Club ground In Thomson Road About 300 turned up. The second celebration was a "men only" luncheon held this afternoon at the Grange Road residence of the
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    Water cuts
    23 4 SINGAPORE, Moh.— Water will be cut off in Aroozoo Lane, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow to install a connection.
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    PLAN FOR SEPARATE T.U.C. IS REJECTED
    162 4 mmwrnt SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Air Ministry Local Staff Union here has rex jected a proposal to form a separate Trades Union Congresr for civilian services employees in Singapore. The decision was taken at an extraordinary delegates' conference of the union. The union's general secretary,
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    Chickens who went to school
    108 4 KUCHING, Mon. The secretary of the Batang Lupar (Second Division) District Council. Mr. Peter Hwang, has criticised the district school at Pantu for allowing 100 chickens to roam freely about and dirty the school premises. He said at a council meetthat he had found during
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    Nair to talk on trip to China
    53 4 SINGAPORE, Mon Mr C. V. Devan Nair, who visited China, recently, will give a talk on "China Today" at Oei Tiong Ham nail, University of Malaya, on Friday at 8.15 p.m. The talk is organised by the public affairs committee of the University
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    Scout week
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Commissioners, Bcouters, Scouts and Cubs of the TanJong Pagar district are to hold their "Scout Week" celebrations at the Gan Eng Seng School ground at 7 pjn on July 10.
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    Refund of rates
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Claims for refund of assessment on houses reported vacant between Jan. 1 and June 30 this year must be submitted on forms obtainable from the City Assessor's office, ground floor, City Hall, by July 31. All those filing claims are asked to make sure that
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    PAINTING – DISPLAY BY YOUNG —ARTIST—
    172 4 PAINTING DISPLAY BY YOUNG ARTIST SINGAPORE, Mon. A Malayan artist who hopes to continue his studies in Japan has given a press preview of his paintings which will go up for public exhibition from Thursday at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street He is 23 year Kluang-born Lai
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    Teachers' union
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Scan Yun Chong was elected President of the Singapore Teachers' Union at its first annual delegates conference at Monk's Hill Secondary School yesterday.
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    Today's Singapore rfjory...|
    251 4 Today's Singapore diary. i SINGAPORE POUCE BAND concert at the Ksplanarte 7.30 p.m. to 1.30 pjn. RAFFLES MISEI'M (Stamford Road) Photographic exhibition of Sarawak 9 a.m. to 5.30 p m. VWCA (Outram Road) Cake making 2.30 p.m; Intermediate Malay 5 pjn. VWCA (Raffles Quay': Malay beginners 10.30 a.m.; Japanese (lower
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    4 FREED ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    317 4 4 FREED ON ROBBERY CHARGE SINGAPORE, Mon. j Four young men on trial at the Assizes on a charge of armed rob- bery at a Paya Lebar i shop were acquitted and discharged today without their defence being called. The four men were Chan Hong Kheong, Tan Ching Sing. Phang
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    WIFE SAYS SHE PREFERS DIVORCE
    68 4 WIFE SAYS SHE PREFERS DIVORCE QINOAPORE, Mon. An »3 estranged wife, applying for a maintenance order, told a magistrate today that she was only prepared to forego her claim If her husband would divorce her. Shantha Dcvi of Kampong Eunos. said this after refusing a reconciliation offer made by her
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    For cancer relief
    125 4 SINGAPORE, Mon—Donations to the Cancer Relief Fund now total $1,786.83. New contributions are as follows: Chop Tliong Huat |20- Chla Yee Soh »50; Nanlkram Tahllram $25; Btaff of United Kingdom Trade Commissioner, Kuala Lumpur $18; Shell Company of <S> Ltd. $100; Tan Cheng Moh Electric Co. Lid.
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    Query on $1,470 welfare post
    80 4 KUCHINO. Moa A Kuchlng Municipal Councillor, Mr. Tan Han Boon, has strongly criticised the Sarawak Government's appointment of a European as Its Youth Welfare Adviser. Speaking at the Council's monthly meeting, Mr. Tan said that the appointment, which drew a salary of $1,470 plus allowances,
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    Right to meet Tengku
    435 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday HQ SAYS: WE RECOGNISE ONLY HAMID'S GROUP BUT HE HAS NO POWER TO BAR MEMBERS FROM NATIONAL PRESIDENT HPHE Umno headquarters recognises or ly one Umno organisation in Singapore and that is the body led by Dato Abdul Hamid bin .lv mat. Inche
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    'LITTLE FAIRIES' IN JAIL AFTER GANG ATTACK
    213 5 IPOH, Monday. TME PRESIDENT of the Sessions Court here, In--1 the Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan, today sentenced two youths to two years' jail and eight strokes of the rotan each for assaulting a foundry mechanic with iron pipes and a wooden pole. Lin
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    Catholic clergy in 'retreat'
    43 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Catholic clergy in the Federation and Singapore will make their annual weekly retreat In five groups from this week. The first two groups will meet at Port Dickson. The other three will meet on Cameron Highlands.
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    Gamblers fined
    31 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Ng Hoi Pol. Lee Ying, Wong Slew Chong and Ng Kirn Seng, were each fined $50 in the magistrate's court today for gambling on Gool Estate.
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    Rita is at last on her way after years of saving
    381 5 Rita is at last on her way after years of saving A mother's sacrifice and devotion have given daughter a chance of career as nursing sister SINGAPORE, Mon. Twenty year old Rita Wong Sui Kee and her mother. Madam Loh Hung Hiah. both of Seria, are seeing years of thrift
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    Bar members
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Ang Chul Lai and Mr. Tee Seng Tan were today admitted into the Federation Bar by Mr. Justice Ong In the Supreme Court here.
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    $20,000 gift to school
    49 5 ALOR STAR, Mon. The Teong Hwa Alk Soo Poh Seah. the oldest association in Alor Star, has given its $20,000 building at Pekan Melayu here to the Hwa Keow Middle School. The association, a cultural and literary organisation founded 45 years ago. is winding up.
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    CASHIER'S MURDER? 30 QUESTIONED
    120 5 BUTTERWORTH, Monday. DOLICE have questioned 30 workers of the Atk Joo Canning Factory, whose cashier. Mr. Lee Teck Heng, 27, died in hospital yesterday after being stabbed by three men along Jalan Slipway. No arrest has been made. Mr. Lee, a son of a Singapore racehorse
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    Four sailors on robbery charge
    60 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Four sailors D. K. Thresh, C. K. Barrett, K. Butler and C. K. Reeve, from H. M. S. Terror, Naval Base, were charged in the magistrate's court today with having robbed Salleh bin Merah of $18 and a car. They were arrested
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    Outward-upward-bound
    59 5 IPOH. Mon. Members of the Perak branch of the Malayan Outward-Bound Association plan to scale the seldom-climbed 4.445 ft. Gunong Bujan Melaka, near Kampar, on July 23. The climbers will camp the night on the mountain. The members of the branch have also decided to volunteer for rural development
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    REPRIMAND AND $50 FINE FOR A 'HIGH HANDED' ESTATE MAN
    273 5 REPRIMAND AND $50 FINE FOR A 'HIGH HANDED' ESTATE MAN BUTTERWORTH, Monday. T^HE Province magistrate, Syed Hussain Jamalullil, today reprimanded W. G. E. Wilson, acting manager of Bertam Estate, Kepala Batas, for his "high handed" action in demanding a motorist's driving licence and name. I "You had no right to
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    Sarawak to step up education drive
    126 5 Sarawak to step up education drive Jf UCHING, Mon. The Sarawak Government proposes to spend an additional $8.3 million on education in the next four years. This will raise the recurrent expenditure on education from the present $10 million a year to $15 million. It also raises the proportion of
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    Rent increase
    33 5 KUCHING, Mon. About 16,000 owners of country agricultural land throughout Sarawak have been told by the government that they will have to pay $3 an acre more rent from next January.
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    Coconut thief is jailed
    37 5 IPOH Mon— Ahii ad bin Kassim, 24. who stole 22 coconuts valued at $4.40 was jalied for nine months when he pleaded guilty in the magistrate's court here today. He had five convictions.
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    Emphasis is on the EYES with twenty-three fabulous colours FEMININE^FORUM
    839 6 Emphasis is on the EYES with twenty-three fabulous colours FEMININE FORUM JJERE to bring us the most exciting beauty news in .years 23 colours in eye emphasis is Miss Yvonne Ijames, regional representative of one of the largest cosmetic corporations in the world. Miss Ijames, who arrived by CPA, is
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      119 6 S 1 SAIL AWAY WITH UNFORGETTABLE t l BARGAINS A FOR LADIES U.P. NOW Docron Tight Skirts 11.50 6 JO Plain Ptd L Shorts 5.50 3.20 Ploin&Ptd Slacks 9.50 4.20 Lastex SwimtuHs 12.50 630 Sock E Shirt Blouses 4.90 2.20 TO CLEAR JPRTD COTTON $1.-^-Also on sale BEDBHCETB, TOWELS, PILLOWCASES
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      292 6 Straits Times Crossword Hf*^HP~~BBpTHpf~~T~ is I I* I it I I lH sflf I~Hbi bbV" ACROSS 5. It's awkward brtng ao aaDal4. Diamonds do (S-6). Uve (8). 5. Temper for a girl who haa a 6. Healthy .aspect of eleven -plus pound (6). tyranny (5). 9. Conveyance that makes hay
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    Royalist rising of La Vendee 1 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE |
    1258 7 Royalist rising of La Vendee STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE PROCESSION OF TERROR THE Ven4eon war began as a peasant rising against the conscription laws and the torrent of bloodshed that followed the guillotining of King Louis XVI in January 1793. With Austrian and Prussian invasion forces hammering at her eastern
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      259 7 Buys Bunny By Hit I pit Heimdahi BUGS HAS HIS NERVE SETTING INTO J I r7SV/tr WILL TEACH I /WHAT'S THE\ S THE WEFWESHMENTS BEFORE^sJ HIM SOME MANNERS M I 8*»« IPCA, I//7 Ahner By Ai Capp j 1 \rl „> BE A GOOD LOSER, 1 1/ -MAN OH VJCOMIM.'/
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      Record Rice Crop
      679 8 The possibility of the Federation growing all its own rice in five years' time, a prediction 'based on double cropping and bigger yields from better varieties, has obscured the most remarkable of the figures given by the Minister of Agriculture in his reply to a written question.
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      Nation Building
      366 8 A good deal of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's address to the University Socialist Club is open to dispute, some of it to violent disagreement. His contention that pre-independence universities "only teach you the bare minimum to mak* you reasonably good assistants'' is, for instance, less than flattering to
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      Men at Work
      228 8 The victims of physical handicap and chronic illness easily become spiritual sufferers as welL Society often wishes on them the quite erroneous belief that their misfortune is an indignity and, worse still, the genuine indignity of not being able to realise their own potentialities as humans. They
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    The crisis that threatens to finish Labour...
    1022 8 The crisis that threatens to finish Labour... SINGAPORE, Mon. THE P.A.P. is not the only party facing a crisis The British Labour Party is in such difficulties that its enemies joyfully predict its complete disintegration, and Mr. Gaitskell is most certainly not in a position to win the unanimous vote
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      Boycotts
      331 8 LIKE WARS, STRIKES, RIOTS AND CIVIL COMMOTIONS THEY OFTEN HURT THE PEOPLE THEY INTEND TO HELP (IN Radio Singapore we f heard a discussion on wttether the boycott of South African goods would hart other countries as much as it would hurt South Africa, and it was implied that
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      Friendship
      198 8 IIfHEN in the course of ff human events it becomes necessary for one nation to sever the political bonds which have united it with another nation, the two nations should make every effort to remain friends. Friendship orings about strength for both nations. Bitterness and the keeping alive of
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      Rural roads
      57 8 COME of the roads from OelangPatah (South Johore) to the various kampongs are repaired with red earth and they do not last long after a few days ol heavy rain. If proper materials were used money would be saved In the end. Tod priority should be given to
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    Lock icon THE NEW, STRONG VOICE OF AFRICA IN THE U.N.
    306 8 THE NEW, STRONG VOICE OF AFRICA IN THE U.N. T^EW YORK, Mon— The steady stream of newly independent African States clamouring for admission to the United Nations is presenting the world organisation with problems in such diverse fields as diplomacy and carpentry. On the one hand diplomats are speculating how
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      53 8 Accident** c^^\ Need *{r*P Worry am Ouink INK in Wathabl* Royal Blue Washes Out Completely Ideal (or home and school use because Washable Super Quink is easily- rertx ved fronv fingers and clothes with"».quiclf rinsing.. For permanent Records, choose iram 6 other' permanent colours. MM* OWHK'IHK IS -RODUCT OF 0
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    BYRNE EXPLAINS HIS REFUSAL
    215 9 BYRNE EXPLAINS HIS REFUSAL Interviews: This is procedure... OINGAPORE, Mon. Trade unionists who wish to see the Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, must write to him for an appointment and state the subject to be discussed. "This Is the proper procedure to seek an interview." Mr.
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    Attendant killed
    66 9 Attendant killed SINGAPORE. Mon. A lorry attendant. Tan Cheng Hock, 29, was killed when his lorry overturned and crashed on the grass verge in Upper East Coast Road, near the junction of Jalan Hajijah. here today. The driver, Lim Watt Seng, 24. and two other attendants. Kasslm bin Togong, 21,
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    Welcome for Jurong plan
    394 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. MANUFACTURERS' CHIEF: GOVT. WISE TO TAKE LEAD IN DEVELOPING INDUSTRIAL SITES INDUSTRIALISTS today welcomed the Singapore Government's Jurong new town and industrial estates project, announced yesterday. Mr. David Lee, chair, man of the Singap re Manufacturers' Association, approved the project and said that if
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    Schoolboy, 19, tells magistrate of his sudden urge
    278 9 Schoolboy, 19, tells magistrate of his sudden urge KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A SCHOOLBOY, N. Mohamed Yusoff, 19, told the second magistrate's court today of his "sudden urge for women." Yusoff was charged with stealing two gold chains worth $196 from Esah blnte Awang on June 7at Batu Lane. He .pleaded
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    Singapore as venue for world orchid men: Next step
    140 9 Singapore as venue for world orchid men: Next step SINGAPORE, Mon. Malayan delegates of the world orchid conference will form a sub-committee to decide whether Singapore can provide adequate facilities for the next International conference of orchid growers, to be held In 1963. Singapore was chosen as the venue for
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    ROTARY WILL FLOODLIGHT STADIUM
    69 9 ROTARY WILL FLOODLIGHT STADIUM MALACCA, Mon.— The Rotary Club Intends to undertake floodlighting of Kubu Stadium here as its project for the Rotary year of 1960--61. Chairman of the club's Information committee, Mr. R. S. Kenrlck. said that this was subject to an agreement with the Malacca Municipal Council. Floodlighting
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    Vet leaves for poultry course
    54 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Veterinary Officer In South Kedah, Mr. Tan Boon Eng, 30, left here by air today to take up a two-year course on poultry husbandry at Glasgow University. Mr. Tan, an old boy of the Victoria Institution, left on a scholarship awarded
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    Ong asks again
    43 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, the suspended Minister for National Develop, ment, today again applied to the City Administrator, Mr. P. C. Urn, for permission to use Hong Lim Green on Sunday between 5 p.m. and 7 p m.
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    Split on fine for mosque stay-aways
    190 9 KOTA BHARU, Monday MUSLIMS living near Batu Makbong In Ulu Kelantan are divided over a proposal by their mosque committee to fine those who fail to turn up for Friday prayers threeconsecutive weeks without cause. The proposal Is to be discussed at a congregational
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    Another letter from William: I'll be back to marry
    305 9 Another letter from William: I'll be back to marry •SINGAPORE, Mon. A former National Serviceman, William Cooney, of Glasgow, Scotland, who fell in love with a Chinese girl while stationed here has written to the Straits Times again about his plans to return to marry her. "The girl is Irene
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    EXPERT FOR AIRPORT WILL ARRIVE ON FRIDAY
    106 9 EXPERT FOR AIRPORT WILL ARRIVE ON FRIDAY KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Belgian expert who will help in the construction of the new $50 million international airport here will arrive in the Federal capital on Friday. He is Mr. L.M. Chapeaux of the Soclete Anonyme Buicau d'Etudes In Brussels. Mr. Chapeaux
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    Bus line invites 2,000 people
    50 9 PENANG, Mon. AbOUt 2,000 people have been invited by the North Malaya Bus Service Association to attend the official opening of Its $120,000 premises at Bur. man Road here on July 7. The Minister of Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jublr, will open the premises.
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    General's tour to Far East
    51 9 SINGAPORE, Mon.— LieutGeneral Sir Geoffrey Thomson, military secretary in the War Office, Is due to arrive In Singapore by air on Wednesday on a routine visit to Far East Land Forces. He will visit British troops in Singapore the Federation and Hong Kong till July
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    10 accused of acting as bookies
    68 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Ten people were today charged with acting as bookmakers at Singapore Turf Club on Saturday. They all pleaded not guilty, and were released on $1,000 ball each. They were Low Pent Lin, Llm Boon Huat, We Ping Hoe, Tan Kok Chuan, Seah
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    Director meets the C-in-C
    64 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Air Commandant A. Stephens, director of the Women's Royal Air Force, today met Air Marshal A. D. Belway, the new Commander -In Chief, Far East Air Force, and Air Vice Marshal E.M.F. Grundy, air officer of administration. Air Commandant Stephens arrived by RAF transport
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    FORMER NATIONAL SERVICEMAN (IN GLASGOW NOW) SAVING —TO RETURN TO SINGAPORE AND CHINESE GIRL-FRIEND—
    20 9 FORMER NATIONAL SERVICEMAN (IN GLASGOW NOW) SAVING TO RETURN TO SINGAPORE AND CHINESE GIRL-FRIEND IRSNE Malacca meeting WlLLlAM... December date
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    500 STAGE A PROTEST MARCH OVER NAMING OF NEW CHIEF
    150 9 500 STAGE A PROTEST MARCH OVER NAMING OF NEW CHIEF OEREMBAN, Mon. Followers of minor chiefs (waris) of Jelebu staged a protest march this morning, carrying banners which said: "Let our children die but not the adat (customs.)" Nearly 500 people marched from Petaling village to Kuala Klawang. it was
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    Election drive
    20 9 SEGAMAT, Mon. Mobile units from the Information Department are urging people In the district to register as voters.
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    Warning on toys with earth fillings
    139 9 Warning on toys with earth fillings SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore exporters have been advised to stop sending toys and novelties with hollow cavities containing soil or soil-like ingredients to Australia. The acting Australian Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. J.S. Nicholls. today explained that Australian laws forbade the import Into Australia of
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    Rotary speaker
    37 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. Frank Sullivan. Press secretary to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will speak about the Tengku's recent trip to Europe at the lunch meeting of the Rotary Club here on Wednesday.
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    Customs will now collect overtime fees
    133 9 CINGAPORE, Mon. The Federation Customs Department has begun to collect overtime fees from importers and exporters for work done at Federation customs offices outside office hours. A letter received by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce said that the Federation Customs would strictly enforce
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    MORE DUTCH RADIOS ARRIVE
    216 10 npHE manufacturers of 1 Erres radios, Van Der Heem N.V., of The Hague. Holland, are introducing four new transistor models to the Federation and Singapore markets. Mr. C. A. M. Kroon, export manager, who is in Singapore to launch the sales, said yesterday that his company
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    Life office opened JL lin Federation
    402 10 Life office opened lin Federation MALAYAN INSURANCE COMPANY'S NEW FIELD fHE United Malayan Insurance Co. Ltd. which began operations in the Federation of Malaya last December inaugurated a life department last Friday. This according to the managing director. Mr. Joseph William Yee Eu, makes it the first insurance company incorporated
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    MAYNARDS OPEN NEW SINGAPORE – BRANCH –
    101 10 MAYNARDS OPEN NEW SINGAPORE BRANCH MAYNARD and Co. Ltd., the Singapore wholesale and retail chemists and druggists, have opened a branch office in Orchard Road. The branch, which is directly opposite the Pavilion Theatre, would serve a growing number of customers in that area, said Mr. S. H. Lee, the
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    Danish beer sales show improvement
    185 10 CALES of Viking beer are being expanded in 0 Singapore, the Federation of Malaya, Borneo territories and other Far East countries. This sales promotion campaign Is being carried out by Chua Kirn San and Co., Singapore, sole Importers of the beer for the Far East.
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    CANNED GOODS' TRADE IN MALAYA GROWS
    235 10 CANNED GOODS' TRADE IN MALAYA GROWS CANNED foodstuffs are very much in demand in the Far East markets and business in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya should expand even more with the removal of restrictions on hard dollar imports. This was stated by Mr Everett S. Stendahl, a new
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    Canada to hold trade fair
    76 10 British Columbia's Second International Trade Fair will be held at Exhibition Park, Vancouver from May 3 to 13 next year. Arrangements are now being made and Inquiries from Europe and Asia are already pouring in, according to the organisers. Mr. M. P. Carson, Canadian Trade
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    CPA plans for local tourists
    136 10 T«HE Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., are starting an Inclusive two-week tour for Malayans to Hong Kong and Japan, commencing on September 15. Announcing this In Singapore a spokesman for the company said yesterday that CPA were the only airline to initiate such a service. He
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 12 MELBOURNE, Mon. INVESTMENT shares opened the week on a firmer tone here today. Aust Cement gained Is. 6d to 635.. BHP Is. to 87s. and Custom Credit 9d. to 19s. 6d. Base metals and the oils traded along steady lines with no large moves. Commonwealth bonds held a
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    147 12 T*HE Malayan Exchange Banks' 1 Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 15/16. O.D. 33 1/16. 90 d/.s'. 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/8. O.D. 32
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    134 12 CINGAPORE Chinese Produce I=3 Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent July Aug. shipments $30' a buyers, $31.. sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $45 sellers, drum $48 4 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muniok n-hite $300. Sarawak $295, special Sarawak black
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    SHARES QUIET AS RUBBER DECLINES TO MARCH LEVELS
    395 12 SHARES QUIET AS RUBBER DECLINES TO MARCH LEVELS By Our Market Correspondent WITH the rubber price yesterday hitting its lowest level since March the Stock Exchange was very quiet with buyers turned very cautious. During the morning session July first grade rubber fell to in; cents on lack of serious
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 12 SINGAPORE, JULY 4. RUBBER: $1,161 P«r lb. (down 22 cents). 5 p.m. close: llb'2 cents (quiet). TIN: $395.23 per picul (up 12} cents). Estimated unofficial ottering 280 tons (uni hanged).
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    RUBBEri PRICES
    209 12 RUBBER PRICES JULY rirsf grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 116'« cents per lb., down 2T» cents on Friday's close. The closing tone was uncertain after easy. S.C.CJt.A. Closing Prices In cents per lb., yesterday were: Ini. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 116 1 sellers 116H (N);
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    137 12 S'PORE SHIPPING SHIPS lying alongside the Sin. gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Cam bodge 1/2, Tegelberg 45, Ras Maersk 6A, Sumatra 6,7, Ktn» 8/9, Denbigshire 10/11, Yam* 13/14, Atreus 15/16, Stavropol 18, Pros. Tyler 19. Slrusa N. Wall 1, Sedlll N. Wall 2. Sadao N. Wall 3.
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    Riverview Rubber
    9 12 Rivervlew Rubber produced 163.000 lb. in June.
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    STOCK INDICES
    307 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: Jaly 4 Jaly 2 Industrials: 139.93 139.93 Tins: 224.48 224.04 Rubber y -94.54 295.85 Jan. 1 1958=100 32.569 tons or 58 per cent more than In the same period of 1959. A sharp recovery was experienced by Lewis and Peat, commodity dealers and produce brokers,
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    741 12 CJINGAPORE members 01 the Malayan Stock Eifchange reported the following bu*tn«*.' at their 3.30 pan- n yesterday. (Bargavtiaa are given before prices unloH only one was written Inai— «rish Fed. Dlspenoary 11.63 to $1.84; Fraser and Ne»ve ords $3.04 OL, $2.09; M. Cement $1.69 to $1.70; Robinson
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      697 12 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY MEETING. 196* SUNDAY, 24TH JULY, 19M THUKSDAY, 28TH JULY, 196U SUNDAY. 31ST JULY. IN* ENTRIES close at 12 O'clock Noon on Wednesday, 13th July, 1960. USUAL $1/- UNLIMITED SWEEPS THE $1/- SPECIAL 1 N'MMITM) GOLD CUP SWEEP TO BE DRAWN ON THE
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      645 12 NOTICES SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 1%% DEBENTURE STOCK 19*8/68-73. NOTICE ts herelry given thst the Transfer Books of the above Stock will be closed from 7th to 20th. July. 1960, both days Inclusive, for the prepsratlon of Interest Warrants. S. S. SCALES Cit" Treasurer and Registrar of Loans NOTICE Mr. Scow Leong
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      1574 13 COMPANY MEETING SEAFIELD AMALGAMATED RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED MR. A. H. MARSHALL ON A PERIOD OF SATISFACTORY PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT Intention and. If so. what compensation will be receivable. (I RRENT TEAR'S PROSPECTS Prospects for the current year are encouraging. The price of rubber continues very satisfactory possibly rather higher than
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      704 13 (Continue*) from Page SITUATIONS VACANT I Ward, Si (Min.)— Box it et,. mxtrm CHINESE OP EURASIAN lady re- quired to act as nurse/receptionist to large medical practice. Apply Box A. .171 S.T. Spore. WAITRESSES for Jonore Bahru bar able to converse English. Apply Halfway House Bar. 7| miles Buklt Timab.
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      969 13 SITUATIONS VACANT Word, Si I Min.)— Box ctt. mttrm COOOWOOO PARK HOTEL will interview Restaurant Waiters (24 vacancies) Wednesday 6th July 9 a.m. to 12 noon A la carte experience essential. TWO ASSISTANT DIVISIONAL MANAGERS Wanted by an established Insurance Company. A»piiaanti muil hay* •ensiosrabl* sales sipenene*. Bucceiiful applicants will
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      1132 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Word, Si (Min.)— Box It ttt. titrm i TNRII-BIDROOMID BUNGALOW with spacious gai-ien and all modern I convenient-** garag*. ear-porch, 3 I servants' quarters, beautifully furnish- i cd. Rent SBBO or nearest. Apply P.O Boi 2HI. Kpore LARCE PURNrSHID'UNPUNNISH. O Room uathroom attached. Modern Sanitation. Killlney Road
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    247 14 SINGAPORE, Mon. I^WO world-class football teams may play in 1 S|ngapore and Kuala Lumpur during theii globe-trotting tour towards the end of this year, •reports Saul Joshua. These teams .are Costa Rica, who were champions ot the Central American tournament last year, and the Bohemians (Prague).
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    50 14 ONG CHEW BEE receives the men's singles championship trophy from Datin Wong Pow Nee after retaining his title in the Penang open tennis championships. He beat Tan Song Kean 6-2, 6-1 in the final. Chew Bee also won the doubles, partnering Ong Chew Lam.
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    37 15 TOKYO. Mon— The Japan Lawn Tennis Association announced here today Atsushl Miyagi 28. and Osamu Ishiguro. 24 would take part In the Malayan tennis championships opening at Penang from July 28 for four days.Reuter.
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    91 15 ROME. Mon. The organisers of the Rome Olympics agreed this week to have the Games televised throughout Europe, while almost two million tickets were reported still unsold. I'nder the agreement, viewers of 20 East and West nations can watch from their armchairs as athletes from a
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    90 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Marines Department scored their first full points In the top division of the BAFA league when they beat newly promoted Sukaramal 3-0 at Jalan Besar today. Marines, were beaten In their previous two matches, took command of play early In the match but failed
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    60 16 LONDON, Mon.— Mr. Derick Heathcoat Amory, Chancellor of the Exchequer,. is expected to give ud his post later this month, causing a Cabinet reshuffle, well-informed sources said today. Mr. Amory is known to be anxious to leave politics to spend more time in his family's
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    58 16 SAN SALVADOR, Mon. The El Salvador Government has ordered two Cuban diplomats alleged to have meddled in internal politics to leave the country within 48 hours. The Foreign Ministry said today the two diplomats Armando Velasquez and Jose M. Valdres had "openly engaged in agitation threatening
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    170 16 Assam police shoot during language row: Six hurt GAL 7 H ATI (Assam), Monday. pOLICE opened fire here today on a crowd demonstrating in connection with the official 1 language issue. First reports said six people were injured two seriously— and were admitted to hospital. Police cordoned off the area
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