The Straits Times, 20 July 1960

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 j*^ The Straits Times fatal* Hot*"* 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    'POLLS PEACE' PACT
    279 1 BID TO CHECK ELECTION INCIDENTS Albakri perturbed at 'tendency to violence' Parties called to fix a code KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The chairman of the Election Commission, Tv a n Haji Mustapha A 1 bakri, is calling an all-party meeting to set out a "code of electoral behaviour"
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    Kidnap gang frees —'curio king' Tang
    286 1  - Kidnap gang frees 'curio king' Tang- HAROLD SOH By SINGAPORE, Tues. Kidnapped "curio king," Mr. C. K. Tang, 60, staggered back to his St. Thomas Walk home tonight more than 84 hours after he was abducted by an armed gang on Saturday. Rest advised Shortly after Mr. Tang's freedom was
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    – Kelantan – ban on joget is -relaxed
    108 1 Kelantan ban on joget is -relaxed- KOTA. BiJARU, Tues.— The Kelaafran Government today relaxed the ban it imposed last Sunday on entertainment and sport. A circular issued this afternoon stated that the Government had reviewed the 40-day ban and decided It should be relaxed. Modern joget, which has been banned
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    Ex-volunteer policeman found slain at roadside
    215 1 WIFE: HE'D BEEN ACTING STRANGELY SINGAPORE, Tuesday. FORMER VOLUNTEER policeman, Jimmy Goh Doh It. 32, was murdered last night at the junction of Lornie Road and Andrew Road. His body, found lying on the road, bore marks of violence. There were bruises on the
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    Red union's 'no' to Dr. S
    55 1 JAKARTA. Tues. The Communist dominated trade union federation. SOBSI, has rejected President Soekarno's proposal to set up a united workers organisation that would replace all existing trade unions in Indonesia, according to Antara news agency. The SOBSI also demanded the resignation of the Labour
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    Lock icon Ceylon set for polls
    52 1 COLOMBO, Tues.— All political parties In Ceylon wound up their campaigns today in readiness for tomorrow's general election The Government of Mr. Dudley Senanayake resigned soon after being elected in April wnen the United National Party did not have a workable majority in the House of
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    Jump from moving car
    48 1 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A customs party arrested a motorist after he Jumped out of his car a chase at Thomson Road today. The driverless car crashed into a road divider 300 yards away. In the car's boot, customs men found dutiable samsu in rubber tubes.
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    Lock icon BRITANNIA FORCED DOWN BY JETS
    118 1 ANKARA, Tuesday. A BRITISH Britannia airliner carrying 130 passengers to Singapore was forced by four Turkish air force jets to land here last night. The airliner, flying from Athens to Karachi, was said to have penetrated a prohibited military zone. But It was allowed to
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    Lock icon S.A. boycott under study
    64 1 MANILA, Tues. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Felixberto Serrano, said today the Pnihppines is still closely studying Malaya's proposal on tne boycott of South African goods. Mr. Serrano said: "The proposal is still under study. When we take action, we want it to be definite and deliberate.
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    Forest blaze
    31 1 VANCOUVER, Tues.— More than 3,000 men battled 400 forest fires in various parts of British Columbia today, but officials said me prolonged dry spell had worsened the situation.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon RI: Don't hoard
    22 1 JAKARTA, Tues. The Indonesian Trade Ministry has appealed against hoarding of textiles, sugar, kerosene and other household commodities. Reuter.
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    Common market talks again
    112 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday FEDERATION and SinF gapore officials met here today to continue discussions of the proposal for a common commodity market. The two delegations comprised top officials of the Ministries of Commerce and Industry. Customs and Economic departments of both territories. The Federation side was
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    Lock icon Belgian army to withdraw by Saturday night: Bunche
    926 1 LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. QR. RALPH BUXCHE, chief United Nations representative in the Congo, announced that agreement had been reached with Belgian officials for the withdrawal of their troops by the night of Saturday, July 23. In PARIS, Western diplomatic sources said the United
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    More China textiles are banned
    58 1 More China textiles are banned KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Goverment tonight imposed a ban on the importation into the country of six more brands of Chinese textiles. In 1958 tne Government banned bleached and dyed jeans, shirtings and sheetings. Now it has banned imports of dyed, bleached or printed
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    600 on strike at glass factory
    345 1 600 on strike at glass factory SINGAPORE. Tues. About 600 Singapore Glass Manufacturers workers in Henderson Road went on strike for 24 hours today, alleging that the management had been unreasonable about retrenchments. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, and officials of the Singapore T.U.C. Secretariat
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon Cuba accuses U.S. of aggression
    722 2 Cuba accuses U. S. of aggression O.A,S. LIKELY TO HEAR CASE: CALL TO AVOW ANY AGGRAVATING ACTIONS NEW YORK, Tuesday piBAN charges of "economic aggression" against the United States appeared virtually certain to be passed over to the 21-nation Organisation of American States by the U.N. Security Council today. The
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    Lock icon Fidel goes on TV, tells of graft
    128 2 Fidel goes on TV, tells of graft HAVANA. Tues.—Premier Fidel Castro last night accused the U.S. State Department of bribing Cuban dignitaries to defect, with large cash payments and promises to repay them (or any property which may in the future be destroyed by an American invasion. Castro, in his
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    Lock icon Raul meets Nik but the mystery stays
    103 2 Raul meets Nik but the mystery stays MOSCOW, Tues. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev and Major Raul Castro. Cuban Defence Minister, conferred in "an atmosphere of cordial friendship" at the Kremlin yesterday. First Deputy Premier Anastas Mlkoyan. who recently visited Cuba, took part in the conversation, and Mr. Khrushchev and Major Castro
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    Lock icon Police break up new anti-Red mob
    65 2 Police break up new anti-Red mob UAVANA. Tues. Cuban police are reported to have fired into the air to break up a demonstration by Cuban Catholics shouting "Cuba si, Russia no" in Havana yesterday the second such demonstration in two days. On Sunday hundreds of Catholics staged an anti-Communist demonstration
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    Lock icon DOWNED PLANE: U.S. PROTESTS TO RUSSIA
    307 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday T^HE United States yesterday launched a vigorous protest at what it called "the illegal action" of the Soviet Union in detaining two United States officers, crew members of a reconnaissance aircraft shot down on July 1. In a Note delivered yesterday to
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    Lock icon Bells ring out at wedding of mutes
    95 2 Bells ring out at wedding of mutes LONDON, Tues.— A wedding service in sign language took place at Canvey Island, south-east England when a deaf and dump couple, Valeric Sherwin, 21. of Canvey Island, and William Reynolds, 31. of Essex, were married. Although neither could hear it. the service was
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    Lock icon Two die in mine
    26 2 HANOVER, Tues. Two miners were killed and 50 cut off by flames In a mine fire today in Salzgitter. West Germany. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bluebird test run put off
    93 2 LONDON. Tues.— Mr. Donald Campbell. British holder of the world water speed record, yesterday postponed to Thursday the first experimental run in his car Bluebird, in which he hopes to break the world land speed record at Goodwood. Southern England. Bluebird, which has cost over
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    Lock icon New Premier: Japan won't be neutral
    406 3 TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN'S new Prime Minister. Mr. Hayato Ikeda. today declared emphatically that Japan would remain a member of the free world and would never adopt a neutralist policy. "I will never pursue a neutralist policy," the new Prime Minister amid in his first
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    Lock icon LLOYD REJECTS RUSSIAN REPLY TO PROTEST
    206 3 LLOYD REJECTS RUSSIAN REPLY TO PROTEST LONDON, Tuesday. THE British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, 1 today described as "unsatisfactory" a Soviet reply to a British protest against an assault last month by East German police on members of the British military mission attached to the Soviet com-mander-in-chief in Germany.
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    Lock icon Captive Nations Week
    32 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— President Eisenhower proclaimed at Newport. Rhode Island, this week Captive Nations Week and urged the American people "to study the plight of the Soviet dominated nations." Reuter.
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    Lock icon SAVED-BY AN OFFER OF FRIENDSHIP
    75 3 SAVED -BY AN OFFER OF FRIENDSHIP BRISTOL, Tues.— A fireman yesterday dissuaded a man from throwing himself 100 ft from the roof garden of a Bristol department store. Peter Gardiner, 20, had threatened to jump into the street below because of a broken love affair. in. i nnal Officer E.
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    Lock icon Peking? Tell 'em to go to hell, says paper
    98 3 Peking? Tell 'em to go to hell, says paper JAKARTA, Tues.— The Engu llsh-language Times of Indonesia today urged the Indonesian Government to tell Peking to go to hell. The paper was commenting on Chinese protests at the death of two Chinese women In a clash with Indonesian troops In
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    Lock icon Blast kills six
    36 3 CHICAGO. Tues.— At least six people were killed and an unknown number were Injured today when a gas explosion ripped open a department store at Merrll (Wisconsin) and engulfed it in flames. Reuter.
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    Lock icon ROCKEFELLER URGES A FIRM CIVIL RIGHTS PLATFORM
    237 3 CHICAGO. Tues. (GOVERNOR Nelson w Rockefeller of New York last night appealed to the Republicans to adopt a firm civil rights platform. On arrival here to appear before the Republican Party platform committee he called for legislation under which employers operating with Government
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    Lock icon Australia's kidnap search moves to the far north
    222 3 Australia's kidnap search moves to the far north SYDNEY, Tuesday. AUSTRALIA'S kidnapping manhunt switched to the vast open spaces of the Northern Territory and western Queensland today, when police and busmen were alerted to watch for a car. Two people miles apart have told police that the car contains two
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    Lock icon In steps of Alexander
    62 3 LONDON, Tues.— Four students have left here on a road trip to India which will take them along the 4.500--mlle route followed by Alexander the Great in 334 to 323 *B.C. The students will publish a book about their 13.000--mile journey by Land Rover, which will
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    More refugees
    15 3 BONN. Tues. A total o! 3.554 people fled Communist East Germany last we<,-k
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    Lock icon Right to strike
    26 3 VIENTIANE, Tues.—Laotian civil servants at a meetIng of their association here have asked the Government to accord them the right to strike.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Aid talks go on
    61 3 LONDON, Tues.— Talks on British financial help for Singapore's five-year develop ment plan between the Colon, ial Office and a Singapore Government de'egation, which has lasted two weeks, continued today The delegation, led by Mr. Hon Sui Sen. Permanent Secretory, Economic Develop, ment Division of the
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    Lock icon A protest from publishers
    49 3 JAKARTA. Tues.— The Indonesia Newspaper Publishers' Association has announced its opposition to tiie setting-up of any Government newspaper. The Government is to announce new Press laws later this week, and lt had beer, rumoured these would provide for the establishment of a Government paper. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Not good enough...
    59 3 JAKARTA, Tues.— The Indonesian military high court has sent the transcript of the trial of the American flyer Allan Lawrence Pope back to the lower court for "improvement." The lower court sentenced Pope to death for piloting a bomber for North Celebes rebels in 1958. Pope appealed
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    Lock icon RHIO GOVT. MEN TO GET FEWER (M) DOLLARS
    103 3 RHIO GOVT. MEN TO GET FEWER (M) DOLLARS JAKARTA, Tues.—lndone- sian civil servants In the Rhlo Islands, near Singapore, are to get fewer Malayan dollars tor their rupiahs. according to reports reaching here from the Rhios. The dollar Is the currency of the Islands. From August, the Government will pay
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    Lock icon New letter from Chou
    67 3 KATMANDU, Tues.— Mr. B. P. Koirala, the Nepalese Prime Minister, has received another letter from Mr Chou En-lai. Chinese Prime Minister, on the recent border clash at Mustang, northwest Nepal, usually well-informed sources said here today. It was understood Mr. Chou repeated the Chinese view that
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    Lock icon Grivas decides
    30 3 ATHENS, Tues.. Gen. George Grivas announced last night that "at the insistent request of the Greek people, he had decided, definitely and irrevocably, to enter active politics."— Reuter.
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    Conviction he couldn't remember
    201 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A City Council clerk held up proceedings in a district court today when he disputed the fact that he had a previous conviction. This arose after Senior Inspector E. H. Sheares, prosecuting, told Mr. E. H. D'Netto. the Becond Criminal District Judge, that Seah
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    For Theatre Fund
    93 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Nine more donations received by the Ministry of Culture have brought the National Theatre Fund to a total of $533,693.42. Among the donations was $3,081 from the premiere of the Chinese Mm "Chinese Folk Arts." held simultaneously at the Metropole and Hollywood Theatres last month.
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    S'pore to make own flour
    269 4 TWO MILLS WITH TOTAL CAPITAL OF $6 MIL. WILL CREATE JOBS FOR HUNDREDS WHEN READY SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO NEW flour mills with a total working capital of $6,000,000 will be set up in Singapore in the near future. Both projects have been granted "pioneer status"
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    DETECTIVE IS HIT WITH HANDCUFFS IN BID TO HOLD MAN
    296 4 DETECTIVE IS HIT WITH HANDCUFFS IN BID TO HOLD MAN Tues. A detective corporal, Loh Yam Toh, told the Assize Court today that during a struggle with a seaman, Tan Kirn Peng, alias Oh Quee. 19, when trying to handcuff him. Tan struck him with handcuffs which he snatched from
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    President again
    17 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Kelly Chan has been re-elect-ed president of the Commis-sioner-General's Local Employees' Union.
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    COURT ORDER FOR ABSENTEE HUSBAND TO AID FAMILY
    175 4 COURT ORDER FOR ABSENTEE HUSBAND TO AID FAMILY SINGAPORE, Tues.— A provisional maintenance order against a man, now living In Calcutta, was made today by the Fourth Magistrate's court. Philip Raymond Chancier of Calcutta was ordered to pay $200 monthly as maintenance for his wife and five children, staying with
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    PASSPORTS: LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
    227 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. People born here but whose birth certificates do not bear their names must provide satisfactory supporting documentary proof of their Identity before they can be Issued with Singapore passports. An Immigration Department spokesman said this today when commenting on complaints from readers that they had
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    $744,000 MARKED FOR ROAD REPAIRS
    179 4 $744,000 MARKED FOR ROAD REPAIRS SINGAPORE, Tues. j The Singapore Urban and Rural Services Advisory Council has approved the spending ox $744,000 on roads, backlanes and footpaths. A Government statement today said the Council In allotting priorities had paid particular attention to roads which carry heavy traffic and where there
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    Govt. promises to improve J.B. flood relief measures
    438 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday MATTERS relating to the Improvement of roads, flooding, and the development of Johore generally were touched upon by members of the Johore Legislative Assembly when they debated the Sultan's speech on the concluding day of the Assembly's twoday meeting
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    London court told of midnight punches at Malaya Hall
    402 5 SINGAPORE ENGINEER IS FINED FOR ASSAULT AFTER STUDENT UNION LEADERSHIP DISPUTE LONDON, Tuesday. J\I S AGREEMENT among Malayan students in London over the leadership of the Malayan Students' Union led to Alfred Pillay, 40, a Singapore engineer, being charged in the
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    Report tells of rubber roads in many lands
    69 5 Report tells of rubber roads in many lands KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. There were now "comparatively few" countries without rubberised roads. This was stated in the 1959 report of the Natural Rubber Development Board, received here today. It said many highway authorities were satisfied with the results of incorporating rubber and
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    Extortion bid: Man jailed
    45 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— A fowl seller threw bowls at a food*tall owner who had refused to pay him $2.40 as extortion money, the First Criminal District Court was told today. Tan Keat Leng. 22. the fowl ■eller. was Jailed for six months.
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    S'pore boy beats 200 to secure scholarship
    70 5 S'pore boy beats 200 to secure scholarship SINGAPORE. Tues. A local youth, T'sou Ka-yin, 18, has been chosen from among 200 overseas students to study in the United States on a Wien international scholarship. The scholarship Is sponsored by a group of Jewish philanthropists in America. Ka-yin. who will take
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    Shell Co. men at conference
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Tues- Delegates from Shell companies in eight South-East Asian countries met today at the new training centre in Shell House here for the first South-East Asia regional training conference. The foreign delegates are from Indonesia, the PhillpI pines. Siam, Vietnam. Brunei. Ceylon and the
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    SOON. HOME AGAIN FOR SEVEN AFTER YEARS IN BRITAIN
    138 5 SOON. HOME AGAIN FOR SEVEN AFTER YEARS IN BRITAIN SINGAPORE. Tues. A group of seven Brunei students arrived in Singapore today on their way home from years of study in England. The students, with the Sultan of Brunei's personal physician. Dato (Dr.) Joseph Brand, fly to Brunei tomorrow. According to
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    'JAPANESE KEEN TO PUT MONEY IN MALAYA'
    105 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Japanese Ambassador ti> Malaya. Mr. K. Hayashi. said on his return yesterday from Tokyo, that many Japanese businessmen were keen to invest in the Federation because of the country's stable government. Mr. Hayashi. who flew in here by Japan Air
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    Dato's party
    33 5 PENANG. Tues. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will hold a garden party at his MacAlister road home 6n Aug. l to celebrate the official ending of the 12--year-old Emergency.
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    RUBBER'S PART IN THE BIG SHOW
    134 5 RUBBER'S PART IN THE BIG SHOW KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An extensive display on the rubber industry will be a feature of the End-of-the-Emergency exhibition from Aug. 1 to Ausr. 7 at the Chin Woo Stadium. The exhibition will include a model of a flood-lit and barricaded estate under Emergency conditions.
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    To spend a year in the States
    48 5 PENANG. Tues. A former head prefect of St. Xavier's Institution. Mr. Leng Hin Seak, will leave for the United States on July 27 to study political science. Mr. Leng, 20. has been granted a one-year scholarship to Trinity College. Hartford, Connecticut.
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    Bid to break Red border 'shield'
    239 5 IPOH. Tues. A SQUADRON of Senoi Praak has been moved into the MalayaThailand border area with orders to try to break the protective screen that has shielded terrorists there for years. The Senoi Praak— an aborigine uniWwas formed in 1957 for anti-terro-rist operations. About
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    Make radio 'corporation,' retiring chief urges
    494 6 Make radio 'corporation,' retiring chief urges 'PLAN FOR MALAYANISING DEPARTMENT TOO PREMATURE 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday rPHE retiring: Director of Broadcasting, Mr. A. T. Read, today A stressed the need for the Government to transform Radio Malaya into a corporation "the most effective method of propagating an efficient and impartial
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    BIG SHAKE-UP IN MINISTRY OF COMMERCE PLANNED
    246 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A MAJOR reshuffle of key men in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry is being planned. The Controller of Trade Division. Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozainan, is tipped to be appointed secretary to the Ministry. He will succeed Mr. D.
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    $100 fine for 'blue' pictures
    49 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Yap Heo Lin, was fined $100 or one month's jail today for publicly exhibiting obscene photographs in a backlane in Desker Road on July 13. Six boxes for viewing the photographs, seized from him, were ordered to be confiscated by the magistrate.
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    Timber royalties: A protest to Govt.
    148 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. FEDERATION timber traders have protested to the r Government against the present system of collecting timber royalties. In a long memorandum to the Government, the Timber Trade Federation of Malaya said that throughout the country there had been a serious hindrance
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    GOVERNOR TO ATTEND FESTIVITIES
    71 6 GOVERNOR TO ATTEND FESTIVITIES BUKTT MERTAJAM, Tues. —The Province Wellesley celebrations to mark the end of the Emergency have been postponed to Aug. 2 and 3 to enable the Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda, to attend. Butterworth district will hold its celebrations on the morning of Aug. 2. Instead
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    45 6 ALOR BTAR, Tues.— North Kedah's 46,000 farmers have started planting padi two weeks ahead of schedule this year because of earlier rainfall. The remaining 18,000 padi planters in central, south and east Kedah are expected to follow suit next week.
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    Youth party
    27 6 KAJANG. Tues— The youth section of the Malayan Chinese Association at Bangl near here will celebrate its second anniversary with a reception on Sunday evenIng.
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    QUALIFYING EXAMS FOR ACCOUNTANTS
    197 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE New Malayan Association of Certified Public Accountants plans to hold qualifying examinations for local candidates next year. The association, which has about 200 members, is understood to have asked the Association of Certified and Corporate Accountants m London for help and advice Me
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    MERCY TRIP INSURANCE PLAN IS A SUCCESS
    83 6 MERCY TRIP INSURANCE PLAN IS A SUCCESS SINGAPORE, Tues. The mercy flight insurance scheme sponsored by 8.0.A.C. which will enable a person to make a toppriority flight to a sick relative, has received good response In Singapore. Mr. Gordon Davidson, sales manager of 8.0.A.C. for South-east Asia, today said the
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    New political party attacks Mr. Lee
    225 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday rnHE newly formed 1 Singapore Congress, in its first circular to members, views with "growing concern" the present political situation in the State. Referring to the suspension of the Minister of National Development. Mr. One Eng Ouan. the lettersigned by the congress
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    1014 7 Fanny Durack blazed trail to Olympic swim honours since followed by others #F This Woman swimmer also battled against prejudice and prudery fIRLS now striving for inclusion in the Olympic Games team for Rome have only to prove themselves better than their rivals for the ambition to be realised almost
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    38 8 it Myers's 5/0 < Minimum) MADAM NC KWEE KEE and children ihank all relative and friends for their kind gifts wreaths and attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. Lav Chaik Pong iU< Sau Chuiai of Taiping.
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    228 8 :<i Harris $10 (Minimum) SALE OP DRESSES at Salon Eunice last few days. U»y evening dresses greatly reduced. Open for night ahopping until p.m. THAI-CRAFT, 11 The Arcade, Raffles Place. 8 pore. Newly arrived Sleevelens Sport /Blouses, exciting colors sizes 10 18. J24. Available Arcade Branch. FIDIRAL PUBLICATIONS LTD..
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      New Congo Problems
      662 8 It is highly desirable that the Security Council should meet again, however briefly, to take account of Dr. Ralph Bunches first report from the Congo. In a number of respects matters are not going too well. The most obvious example is the Russian effort to pour cheap
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      369 8 Trengganu's budget day. August 10, may be a day of reckoning in more seines than one for the PMIP Government. It is not unlikely that it will announce a loan to the hardup PMIP administration in neighbouring Kelantan, but even if this does not happen the opposition will
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      212 8 The Election Commission has acted very promptly to allay genuine anxiety over incidents of violence which have occurred in recent elections. In an open letter to the secretaries of all political parties in the Federation the secretary of the Commission asks whether the parties are prepared to send
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    831 8  - Ceylon at the crossroads LLOYD DEVARAJAH by TODAY'S ELECTION WILL DECIDE WHICH WAY COUNTRY IS HEADING COLOMBO. Tues. WILL Ceylon go Left? Will democracy succumb to Marxist totalitarianism or will the parliamentary system prevail? These are some of the questions as Ceylon goes to the polls tomorrow. This is the
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    954 8  - BATIN HITAM AND HIS JAHUTS: A TOP ART DISCOVERY ROLAND CHALLIS MM r started out as a simple case of a fond father and a plastic doll. Batin Hltam, headman of Ulu Cheka which lies in central Pahang six miles from Jerantut, was the father, whilst the doll bought in
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      158 8 THE correspondence In your columns concern Ing the proposed visit to 'Mexico by six members of the University of Malaya recalls the trip to Montreal made some two years ago by another conference delegation from the university. Is It too much to
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    New Service uniforms get the Royal nod
    250 9 The King takes a closer 100k KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— At a colourful parade on the lawn of the Istana Tetamu here the Yang di-Pertuan Agon* today formally approved the new uniforms of units of the Federation Army and the Royal Malayan Air Force.
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    Malaya and Belgium sign a visa agreement
    115 9 Malaya and Belgium sign a visa agreement I/-UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya and Belgium have signed an agreement which allows Malayans to enter Belgium without a visa for a visit not exceeding three months, and vice versa. Visitors for more than three months will have to get a visa. The agreement
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    SHORE TO SHIP PHONE SERVICE
    72 9 SHORE TO SHIP PHONE SERVICE SINGAPORE. Tues. Radio telephone calls can now be made from Singapore and the Federation to P. and O. ships 50 miles out at sea. The P. and O. Steam Navigation Co. today announced that calls can be relayed through its V.H.F. stations at Penang, Port
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    Arrest warrant for hostess
    64 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A warrant was Issued today by a magistrate for the arrest of a former dance hostes.Cheng Mea Ene. alias Maggir Leong, who was absent from court to answer a private summons charge against her. She was alleged to hav<? defamed another dance hostess, Chan
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    Teachers protest at change in holidays
    246 9 PENANG, Tuesday. T*HE National Union of Teachers has decided to protest to the Ministry of Education against the "sudden and unexpected" change in the August school holidays this year. "This earlier closing of all schools by one week will not only throw out of
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    HIGH COURT'S NEW JUDGE
    91 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE Registrar of Societies, Inche x Mahmud Mohamed Hashim, 54 has been appointed a High Court He Is the .fifth Malayan to hold such a dos t In the JuInche Hashim succeeds Mr. Justice Smith, who left on retirement two months ago. .He
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    Assault: 5 accused
    64 9 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. Five men were charged in court today with rioting and assaulting K. V. Mohideen Batcha, manager of a SungtA Puyu cinema, and another man, Inche Mohamed Sa'ad bin Salleh. on Saturday night. Lim Cheng Seng, 21, Lim Cheng Sun, 17, Lim Chin Kang. 30. Lim
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    17 guns as Ishak opens the Assembly
    129 9 17 guns as Ishak opens the Assembly SINGAPORE Tues. A 17--gun salute will be fired at the opening by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, of the second session of the Singapore Legislative Assembly tomorrow at 10 a.m. A guerd-of-honour will be mounted within the precints of Assembly
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    Garden party
    35 9 SEREMBAN. Tues.— To celebrate the end of the Emergency on July 31, a garden party will be held at the residence of the Mentri Besar. Dr. Mohammed Said bin Mohammed, on Aug. 1.
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    CAMBODIANS FOR TRAINING
    142 9 SINGAPORE. Tue«. EIGHT Cambodian trainee civil servants have arrived In Singapore to stuGy English and administration with the aid of the Commissioner-Gene-ral's Office and other oodles here. The students, all from the Royal School of Administration at Pnom Penh, will stay about a month studyIng English at
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    Kajang party
    38 9 KAJANG. Tues.— The KaJang division of the Territorial Army will hold a tea party at the Kajang Hall on July 31 to mark the end of the Emergency and the end of their two weeks' training.
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    Golden Jubilee of Scouting
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Scouts from the Federation and the British Borneo territories will join Singapore scouts for the Golden Jubilee patrol camp to be held at Jurong Park next month to celebrate 50 years of scouting here.
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      999 10  - 'Now we are off jungle here we come!' KATHLEEN HICKLEY by- THE scouts are going for M an expedition into the jungle. They are first making for the Young's rubber estate where they intend to spend the niuht. NOW READ ON. rBBY and hi s friends arrived at the rubber
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      372 10 Jenny Tan, aged 13: 400- A. Buklt Awl. Kulim. Kedah; girls only. Mlchaele Avis Chan, aged IS. 61, Jalan Am pang, Kampar Perak; songs, stars' photos games, movies. Jenny Chong, aged 16; 45- A Kirn Keat Lane, Singapore 12. picnics, pen pals, photos. Gillian Chong,
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      251 10 Kathrrinr Black, ated It; Rural Rouie 4. Wabash. Indiana. U.S.A. Alice Attenborougb, aged 15; 59, Green Road, Kuchlng; picnics, swimming, stamps, radiolistening, dancing. H. Lucy Khoo, aged 15; 1, Rubber Koad West, Kuching; picnics, movies, reading, radiolistening, film stars' photos. Clara E. Ong, 59, Green Road, Kuching;
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      473 10 WHAT IS IN THE PACKAGE? Name m> Address Age Sex* Hello Girls and Boys; Desmond, Douglas and ClaRemember last week Flipper rence Teo of Lorong Tai Seng, picked up a package that his Singapore, I am afraid we friend Jumpy had dropoed in cannot orint your pictures in his hurry?
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    21 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: July 19 July 18 Industrials: 136.43 136.30 Tins: 317.76 218.50 Rubbers: 263.96 264.98 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    230 12 I A L'GI'ST first grade rubber buy- ers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 109-\ cents per lb.. 1 down half a cent), on Monday's close. The closing tone was quiet. S.C.C.R.A. closing price* In cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 109, sellers
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    SINGAPORE TIN PRICE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
    442 12 By Our Market Correspondent £ONYINUED local buying by a leading American steel company was reported to be the reason for the continued rise in the tin price in Singapore yesterday again. The price was up by a further 87 i cents to $404.50 per
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 12 SINGAPORE. July 19. RUBBER: ni!i-; cents per lb. (down half a cent). 5 p.m. close; 110. cents (quietly steady). TIN: $104.50 per picul (up 87'- cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 20 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per pic nl yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK. Continent July Aug. shipments $31 a buyers. $32 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $47 sellers, drum $51 sellers Pepper: steady for white, but black quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $295, Sarawak
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    76 12 MELBOURNE. Tues. Con. Zinc 99/9 Mount Lyell 6/8 North Broken Hill (10s.) 26/3 Peko 8/8 Oil search 4 9' a Timor Oil 4/3 seller Hill 50 8/6 Mount Morgan 19/9 Western Mining 12/1^ Bank of N.S.W £39% G. J. Coles 19/stt Woolwoi ih.s 16/10 buyer Swan Breweries 12/7,*
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    144 12 fHE Malayan Exchange Banks' A Aasociation made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: biding airmail T.T 32 15/16. OD. 33 1/16, 90 d/si 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/8. OD. 32
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    92 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Sinjapore Harbour Board whmnres or expected today aure: Benlomond 1 2, Bengalen 4 5. Sydney Maru 6A, Glenartney 6 7, Akita Maru 89, Jutlandia 10 11, Olengyle 13/14, Weltevreden 15/16, City of Colombo 18. Malacca Maru 19, Pesco N.Wall 2. Scudai N.Wall 3, Sedenak
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    1035 12 Singapore member, oi me 0 MaUyan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $1.58; Fitzpatricks (2) $1.42 and $1.43; Fraser and Neave ords $2.09; Gammon $2.26 OX. $2.28; Henry
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      672 12 NOTICES NORTH EASTERN TRANSPORT SERVICE LIMITED Notice Is hereby given that the i Thirteenth Annual General Meet- ing of the North Eastern TransI port Sen ice Ltd. will be held at i the New Bus Station. Jalan Pen- defc. Kota Bharu, Kelantan on Tuesday 9th August. 1960 at 2.30 i
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      729 12 NOTICES NOTICE OF EXHUMATION AND REBURIAL NOTICE is hereby given that the Trusts ol YOK BIN HIGH SCHOOL. Ayei Leleh, Malacca, have obtained permission from The State Secretary, Malacca to have the corpses of 2 very old and unnamed graves on the land I known as Lot No. 57. Town
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      1625 13 TENDERS i TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the sale of a Pordson Van No. AA6162 Vehicle may be viewed at the 1 Henry Gurney School, Telok Mas. I Malacca. Tenders must reach the superintendent, Henry Gurney i School. Telok Mas. Malacca by 3 p m. 29th July, 1960. OFFICER
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      802 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Applications are invited for the posit. jn of Assistant Civil Engineer In the Civil Engineering Department of The Singapore HarMur Board. Applicants should be Corporate Members of the Institution of Civil Engineers and should have some year* experience. Application forms and further Information may
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      900 13 I Continued from rase S) SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word* Si (Mln.)— Box SI et: oxtrm WANTED SALESGIRLS far house to bouse canvassing Apply Bex A 5371 S.T. Spore. REQUIRED BY Chung Hwa Girls' High School, 191 Bartley Road. Spore j 19, one teacher with University De- ■Tees or T.T.C. qualification*
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      1020 13 HOUSES k\ LAND FOR SALE it Word* SS (Mln.)— Box St ct*. mxtrm 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW for salt at Thomson Rise. At present renting at $350 per month. Price $26,000 with loan available for $15,000 re-ayable over 15 years at ts%» Telephone mhipore *****. HO. 1 Kung Chong Road former
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    139 14 LONDON, Tues. Though the series has already been clinched 3-0, the England cricket selectors have not gone out of their way to make drastic exDeriments for the Fourth Test against South Africa, which starts at Old Trafford next Thursday. The 12 players announced here yesterday
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    464 14 ON THE TRACK SHE STEPS OUT SMARTLY OVER 3F pENANG, Tues. x Veni Vici Stable's Irish importation, Terima Kaseh, who holds two cup engagements at Penang next week, stepped out on the track this morning with a smart gallop over three furlongs
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    49 14 MOSCOW, Tues.— Berute Kaledene beat the world re-ord-holder, Elvira Ozolina, to win the women's javelin Utle at the Soviet Union athletics championships here yesterday. Kaledene threw the Javelin 54.88 metres (180 ft iln) and Ozolina reached 53.97 metres (lT7ft l|in) for a second place. Reuter.
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      17 14 Commonwealth rifle: 1 Britain (1.440 pts) 2 NZ (1,438 pts) 3 Canada (1.434 pts) at Brookwood
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      TENNIS
      51 14 U.S. clay courts: Men's singles R. Layer (Aust) bt R. Livesay (US) 6-4. 6-3; R. Mark (Aust) bt J McManus (US) 7-6. 6-1: women's singles— J. Bricka (US) bt D. Hard (US) 7-5. l-«, 6-2: at Chicago. Davis Cap (European zone) NZ bt W. Indies 5-0. at Port of
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      11 14 Tour match: Shanghai 0 H.R. Spartak (Czech* 1. at Shenyang.
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      15 14 I Heavywt: Sonny Llston (US) ko.d Zora FoUey (US> 3rd rd. at 1 Denver.
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    202 14 Griffin may be bowling again T ONDON, Tues. Geoff Griffin. the South African fast bowler, may bowl again in England this season if an experiment tried out yesterday at Lord's here is successful. It was announced after the Second Test match, during which he was noballed for throwing many times,
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    A HONG KONG CHALLENGE IN SAAA MEET
    399 14  - A HONG KONG CHALLENGE IN SAAA MEET SAUL JOSHUA By SINGAPORE, Tuesday TWO Hong Kong University undergraduates, who x are Hong Kong's top athletes in the long Jump and high jump, will represent the Colony in the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association championships at Farrer Park stadium on Friday and Saturday.
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    ACS asked to release Jega for trials
    251 14 ACS asked to release Jega for trials J^UALA LUMPUR, Tues M. Jegathesan, tht Malayan 400 metres runner studying In Singapore, has been asked to take part in the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union's second Olympic Games trials at Ipoh on Sunday. F.M.A.A.U. secretary Mr. Lev? Kirn said today that
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    SAAA meet: The full draw
    1083 14 The draw of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association championships Is: JULY 22 3.30 440 yd hurdles: Heat ft— Chye Kwang Yai, Johnny Scow, Foo Ming Moo, Abdul Othman. Rendall Dias. Heat 2 Herbert Hill, K. Gomes, Seah Chern Tuck. M. Gunasena; Slak Kok Leng. (.First
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    Aznian takes the title
    393 15 SONG KEAN FOUGHT WELL IN FIRST SET SINGAPORE. Tues. —I S. A. Azman, conqueror of Ong Chew ijee in the semifinals on Sunday, became the first Federation player to win the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's men's singles title, since Chin Kee Onn last won it in
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    SCA names XI
    56 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Cricket Association team to play the Combined Universities ot Malaya and Hong Kong, on Saturday on the SCC padang was nicked last night. The twm: Recgie da Silva <c;ipt i. A. de Silva. M. de Vaz Wicks. Woodhouse, Brian Marks, Ong Bens Bee.
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    Let's grab coach Tom Rosandich for Rome
    707 15  -  NORMAN SIEBEL SPORTSFRONT By TO M ROSANDICH, the American coach who is best remembered, respected and almost revered by a host of young Malayan athletes, arrived in Singapore yesterday for a month's coaching tour. The job done with his characteristic energy and thoroughness,
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      360 15 Negri-Malacca Telecoms: ivoyds. 1 .uohd Saiu 2 Sheikh •iL.. a w Ko <iriBues li.i*; 220 yds: 1 Mohd Sala 2 Ha&nim Humid 3 Ahmad Ujang 24.95; 448 rds: 1 Omar Mohd Amin 2 Mohd Said 3 M. Slnnappan 57.95; BWyds: 1 Omar Mohd Amin 2 A. Raju 3 M.
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      BADMINTON
      543 15 Negri Semoiiau senior championships: mi n v doubles (2nd round) Lim cimi l.v and YaD i-ooK Sum bt G. B. Haslam and N. Moorthy 15-10. 15-8: P. Ounalan and Ong Eng Hua bt Kat. Yew Seng and Heng Fook Kwee 15-6. 15-12; Ng Hua Ming and Ong Eng Hoe
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      SOCCER
      133 15 Tour match: Malayan Chinese 7 (Arthur Koh 2. Ban Chiang 3. Ng Boon Bee 2, Weng Kirn Seng) Kit chef. Hong Kong 2 (Ho Cheung Vau. I an Chi Lam). Ipoh 1)1 v. 2: Junior Medic las 4 (Sebastian 2. John. Arul) LAD 3 (Wappet, Mill. Baxter). Trluk Anson
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    THEY ABE TREMENDOUS LOT, SAYS COACH
    180 15 THEY ABE TREMENDOUS LOT, SAYS COACH QINOAPORE, Tues.— AmeriO can coach, Tom Rosandich, who arrived with the 10-member Borneo athletics team of ten, predicted that the majority of the Borneo athletes will win their events at the Singapore A.A.A. championships on Friday and Saturday. The Borneo team, which Includes four
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    A memorable trip for the Malayans
    281 15  -  Larry Carroll CYCLING NOTES by BY all accounts Malaya's cyclists did well In Indonesia. A second and a fourth and sixth in a gruelling 180 kilometres race against 126 opponents over a mountainous course, and then recond place in the 60 kilometres team time
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    AFTER 11 YEARS THE ZEST IS FADING, SAYS CHEW BEE
    658 15  - AFTER 11 YEARS THE ZEST IS FADING, SAYS CHEW BEE TEOH ENG TATT By Singapore, Tuesday A FANTASTIC record in Malayan Tennis— never likely to be equalled again came to an end on Sunday when Selangor's S. A. Azman beat 36--year-old Ong Chew Bee in the semi-flnals of the Singapore
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    Two matches for Kiwis
    115 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. 1V The New Zealand Olympic hockey team will play two International matches in Singapore against Malaya and Singapore next month on their way to Rome. The New Zealand team is scheduled to arrive In Singapore on the evening Of Aug. 9. The Kiwis
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      74 15 *^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^PSB^p^p^BJWPPwB!BIIWP!PiiIiI» SOCCfcK Malaya Cup: Singapore v Joint Services (Jalan Besar 5.30 D.m.). BADMINTON Spore Junior c'srtps (SBA Hall 7.30 p.m.). Lower Perak c ships (DRC courts 7 p.m.). ATHLETICS Spore Jurong Special Secondary School (2.30 Dm.). Perak Inter-zone Combined Schools (Anderson School Krd). CYCLING FEAF 10-mile time trial (Tampenls Rd.
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    Mac rejects Nik's protest
    268 16 'ATTACK ON U.S. PLANE WAS NOT PROVOKED' I ONDON, Tues. The British Government has told Russia it views with the utmost seriousness the "unprovoked attack" on the American RB-47 plane shot down recently over the Berents sea, Mr. Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister, said today. He told
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    DEATH
    45 16 KOLFF On July IMh lHttO. suddenly at Kuala Lumpur, Tonl U'lovrd wife of Jack. Cremation took place yr.it.rdsy and the unties will be ■rnt to Sydney. May .the rent in peace. Instead of flower* donations to the Pure Life Society, Prtaling. will b* appreciatt-d
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 16 IN MEMORY of the laic Madam Urn Chin Choo, wife of Mr. Tan Teck L*nK. called to MM on 20.7.56. Greatly misard by her family.
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    600 workmen go all out to get — the Istana ready by Friday —
    206 16 600 workmen go all out to get the Istana ready by Friday KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Six hundred skilled craftsmen are working feverishly against time to complete the Sultan of Brunei's Istana at Ampang Road, in Kuala Lumpur, by Friday. The Sultan is expected to arrive on Friday and to live
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    RED CHINA TRIP FOR 50 SINGAPORE TOURISTS
    222 16 SINGAPORE, Tuesday j p)R the first time in many years a travel agency in Singapore is offering tourists a conducted tour of Communist China. The first party of more than 50 tourists will leave here for Hong Kong by both air and sea
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    Lock icon Washout at Lord's
    170 16 LONDON. Tues. Results of today's cricket matches were: At Birmingham Match abandoned, rain. Warwick 276 and 58-1. Wore* 291. At Lord's: Match abandoned, rain. Middlesex 191 and 102-4. S Africans 397-6 dec. At Nottingham: Hants b Notts by Inns and 107 Hants 337-9 dec. Notts 159 and
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    Malaya wins badminton
    127 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. University of Malaya won all the seven matches against Hong Kong University in their annual inter-varsity badminton match at Oei Tiong Ham Hall tonight. Results were < Malaya mentioned first) singles Chan Klieng Ouan bt Ooii Tuck Keong 15-5. 15-5; Lindy Lin bt K. T.
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    Thai King in UK
    24 16 LONDON, Tues. King Phumiphol Adultet and Queen Sirikit of Thailand flew here today for a threeday state visit to Britain.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    331 16 LONDON. Tues. Buyers con- I tlnued to display a reluctance to open new commitments in London stock markets today and there were some narrow Irregular price movements. Brightest spot was provided by gilt-edged securities where small Investment buying brought further gains of up to one-eighth. Closing middle prices
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    GEORGE MEDAL MAN DENIES HE TOOK BRIBE FROM LABOURER
    307 16 GEORGE MEDAL MAN DENIES HE TOOK BRIBE FROM LABOURER PENANG, Tuesday. A SPECIAL Branch officer who won a George Medal for bravery against Communist terrorists live years ago, denied in the Sessions Court here today that he corruptly accepted $135 from a labourer. "Instead. I gave him $10 to act
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    PMIP acts to bridge Trengganu —party rift—
    68 16 KOTA BHARU, Tues. The deputy president of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party, Inche Zulkifli bin Mohamed, said here today tbat efforts were being made to heal the rift in the party in Trengganu without undermining the party or the Government. He refused to disclose
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    SHOTS FIRED IN DOPE RAID
    89 16 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A combined Marine Police and Customs party opened fire twice when they were attacked by five armed thugs during a raid on a "floating opium den" in Telok Ayer Basin, here tonight. No one was injured. The gangsters scrambled from a lighter which
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