The Straits Times, 30 July 1960

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    20 1 AVERAGE ItAfLY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 1 r V The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    BORDER WAR LAWS
    836 1 5 NEW REGULATIONS FROM MONDAY 600 Reds left— 67 on Malayan side A fight to finish against the last bandits KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A PROCLAMATION enabling the Government to fight the terrorists to the finish along the ThaiMalayan border— after V-Day on Monday— was signed today by
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    Ong: My expulsion from party is illegal
    568 1 Ong: My expulsion from party is illegal UP. CADRES MUST TRY ME FIRST 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. The former Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, who was expelled by the People's Action Party on Wedneaday, today made public his reply to the charges preferred against him by the Central
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    Smuggling of rubber
    65 1 JAKARTA, Frl— Rubber is being smuggled to Sarawak from Sambas, West Indonesian Borneo, at the rate of about 2,000 tons a month, according to Jhe Acting Regent of Sambas District, Mr. Flrdaus: But the situation was Improving, he said. Up to a few months ago Sambas rubber
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    Ike, Premiers applaud V-Day
    387 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MESSAGES of con- gratulation from leaders of overseas countries on the ending of the Emergency were received by the Yang di Pertuan Agong and the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today. The President of the U.S.A. Mr Elsenhower. said: "The people of the
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    $65 m. for S'pore from U.K.
    385 1 I From HARRY MILLER LONDON, Friday SINGAPORE will get $65 million from Britain in grants and loans. This is the outcome of talks here which Singapore's Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, and his team held with British Government oflicials. This is what Singapore
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    Lock icon Now Ghana boycotts South Africa
    115 1 ACCRA, Friday. 'THE Ghana Government today announced a com- plete boycott of South African goods. It also imposed a ban on r the entry of all South Africans, except those who declare opposition to apartheid. Government sources said they believed the boycott and ban due
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 IUftONC FIRE: TWO HURT UKGAfttM In-I*" rocn K^ndj.'Jm.v .iod lb» rabiui injured fi;ijtinmirini;til t>U*e -U lurim, brivkwwk*. Dmmbi
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    THE GREAT VICTORY SERIES CONTIUING THE STORY OF THE EMERGENCY IN MALAYA
    8254 2  -  HARRY MILLER and ALLINGTON KENNARD I by The first need was a 'Supremo...' the choice was a surprise, an 'unknown' named Templer People begin to lose their fear of the terrorists Now life in the jungle became a
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    END KIDNAP TERROR CALL TO THE GOVT.
    445 4 Traders 'in fear, so less business 9 SINGAPORE. Friday. THE SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce is to urge Government to take "more positive steps" to wipe out the menace of kidnapping. "n. At a committee meeting of the Chamber today, 30 businessmen claimed
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    WARNING ON FALSE EMERGENCY CALLS TO K.K.
    79 4 WARNING ON FALSE EMERGENCY CALLS TO K.K. SINGAPORE, Fri. The Government has reminded the public that calls for ambulance services should be made only in emergency cases. False ambulance calls have been made recently for the Kandang Kerbau Hospital ambulance servile, a Government statement said. It urged responsible citizens who
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    New traffic blitz
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A big blitz on "vertical parkers" has begun, and a large number of summonses have already been issued by the traffic police to car owners. Vertical parking with the car vertical to the side of the road Is now a common minor road offence.
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    Plea to apply for mandamus order granted
    307 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. An application for leave to apply for an order of mandamus against a Singapore Magistrate, Mr. James C. Y. I.oh, was granted by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today, calling him to show cause why he should not be
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    ADULT STUDY —MASS REGISTER
    176 4 ADULT STUDY —MASS REGISTER SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Adult Education Board will begin statewide registration of adult students for new classes in Malay, English, Chinese and Tamil from next Tuesday. Registration, lasting for two weeks, will be undertaken by 140 adult class supervisors, volunteers and tea/n leaders of community centres at
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    Spore team for R.I. trade talks
    112 4 Spore team for R.I. trade talks SINGAPORE. Fri. A Government trade team will be going to Jakarta next month for talks on the forth- j coming visit of the Indonesian trade mission to Singapore, an Indonesian Consulate spokesman disclosed today. The spokesman said it was likely that Inche Abu Bakar
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      82 4 SINGAPORE SCENE A sparkling, comprehensive column of life in our island state. It begins today in THE FREE PRESS For Singapore news coverage the Singapore Free Press leads. MclNDOE: LIT rial for your Saturday reading the tough, exciting and deeply moving story of a surgeon extraordinary, a man of volcanic
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      576 4 AIR ARRIVALS AMD DEPARTURES rwmv following is todavs Kong <CX 729) 11.30 am. Air India: To Jakarta <AI <10> rpHE following is todays Airways: From Kuala 745 ajn.; to Madras, Bombay. X schedule of civil air- Lumpur, Malacca (ML 121) Cairo, Rome. Paris, London (Al craft movements at Paya 945
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      113 4 [Tile diary PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF SINGAPORE: Exhibition photoglyphs by Mr. K. F. Wong at Rallle.s Museum. SINGAPORE YOUTH FOR CHRIST: Rally at Victoria Memorial Ha!!. 7.30 p.m. V.M.C.A. (Orchard Road): Cricket match vs Customs Sports Club, 2.15 p.m.; Singapore Chess Club, 3 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A. (South Pier): Aero Modelling Club
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    We want Gay' cry 500 boys
    600 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. SCHOOL GOES ON STRIKE AS SHOW OF PROTEST AGAINST DEMOTION' OF POPULAR PRINCIPAL "CIVE hundred pupils of the Presbyterian Boy's School in Koon Seng Road went on "strike" this morning in protest against what they called the "demotion" of their Principal, Mr.
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    Press Queen
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri, Malaya's Press Queen left tonight by Thai International for a four-day stay in Bangkok the prize she won at the Press Ball last week. Twenty-year-old Marcia Kuen. was chosen Press Queen from 28 other Malayan beauties.
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    20 YOUTHS WANT TO BE SHIP MASTERS
    102 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Twenty Singapore youths with a love for the sea are being trained under the Straits Steamship Company's apprenticeship scheme to eventually become masters of ocean-going vessels. Of these, 12 are on the company's cadet ship Kunak. four on other company vessels,
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    He stole brandy
    54 5 IPOH, Fri. A labourer. Kangi Allagerlsamy. 27, pleaded guilty In the magistrate's court here today to stealing 1 19 bottles of brandy valued at $1,110. He admitted two charges ot house-breaking and theft of the brandy at a godown belonging to McAlister and Co. Ltd.. In Kidd
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    2 escapees go back to Gimson School
    130 5 2 escapees go back to Gimson School SINGAPORE, F r i. Two escapees from Gimson School were today ordered back to the school for three years. The boys were brought up before the Juvenile Court In connection with offences committed while, they were at larne. said th« prosecutor. Inspector Mandy
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    Two sermons
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Methodist preacher from Teluk Anson. Rev. Paul Castor, will preach at the Wesley Church here and at the Trinity Methodist Church. Petaling Jaya, on Sunday.
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    'GHASTLY' CHARGE: TUTOR IS CLEARED
    179 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A missionary, Gnanamuthu Dixon James. was today acquitted by a magistrate's court on a charge described by his counsel as "ghastly and disgusting." James, of Tavistock Avenue I was charged with using crljm*ual force on Mrs. Sylvia Brookes. 20, intending to outrage her
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    New clock
    27 5 MALACCA. Fri. Bus ODerators will provide an electric clock costing $600 fcr the Central Bus Station here to mark the end of the I Emergency.
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    Malayan is now head of Commerce Dept.
    387 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Malayan is to become the Secretary for Commerce and Industry from tomorrow, the Federation Government announced today. He is Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman. 38, who has been until yesterday the Controller of the Trade Division of the Ministry
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    DEATH
    42 8 U W»r4t tl* (Minimum) MR. LEE KIM SIANO Beloved father or i man Tarn. Tarn** brothers, miters and families, passed away peacefully ■>n 2V 7«o Cortege leave* 104 Pin* Lane. iS'pore) behind Badminton Rail on Saturday at 4.00 p.m. for Bldadan
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    ACKNOWLIOCMENT
    30 8 U W»t4i $10 (Minimum) HO AH WHY! snd family thsnk all relative* and friend* for their wreaths. ance sit funeral of his mother- in- law. Madam Koh Bong 800.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    323 8 U W»r4l $10 minimum DRESSES AND 00WNS Sal* Start* on Monday at Mulehands. THE cockpit l Java Rilsttafel Is served every Saturday and Sunday luncb time. fitzpatriok-s supermarket will b* closed all day on Mondar Ist. August wltb Milk aad Bread delivery °VfJR THE cONVINHMCg of our customer* Cold
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    80 8 J* Wmr4t $111 fHm PRESBYTERIAN .CHURCH In Singapore, Orchard Road. Sunday Services 9 am and p.m. All welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIINCE SOCIETV, Singapore. 8, Orange Grove Road. Sln-gapore-10 toff Orchard Road) Sunday Service* and Sunday School 10.30 a.m. Testimony Ifeetlags Every Wednesday 7 1.1 p.m. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL i
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    The Straits Times Saturday, July 30, 1960. The Border Reds
    710 8 The Straits Times Saturday, July 30, 1960. The Border Reds The formal state of emerI gency under which Malaya I has lived since June 17, 1948 is being lifted on Sunday. For I most purposes it marks the end of the twelve year war against the Communists. But there are
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    The Big Fight
    326 8 While Mr. Nixon would almost certainly have got the Republican nomination anyway, Mr. Rockefeller's eleventh-hour capitulation served a purpose that might almost have been worked out between them. He stood down only when his defence policy, borrowed aa some might think from the Democrats, had been incorporated
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    Press Protest
    200 8 Since the first enquiries were made by the Singapore Union of Journalists into the arrest of two reporters of the Tiger Press orders of detention have been confirmed. This does not dispose of the matter, for the two journalists have a right of appeal which they are certain
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    The final balance sheet
    916 8  -  VERNON BARTLETT IT SHOWS THAT MALAYA WON MUCH MORE THAN A VICTORY OVER THE TERRORISTS by SINGAPORE, Friday ONE should not celebrate the end of the Emergency without sparing a thought not indeed, a kindly one for the men in Moscow who began it all by
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    Lock icon Saturday Study
    6 8 Picture by Gordon Wells
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    V-DAY JOY-all is ready
    776 9 V-DAY JOY- all is ready STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS EX-BANDIT FIGHTERS CAMP NEAR CAPITAL TO AWAIT BIG PARADE: OTHER CENTRES WORK HARD TO ENSURE NO HITCHES A LL is set for the biggest-ever celebrations beginning tomorrow to mark the end of the 12- year Emergency. Ex-bandit fighters from Commonwealth countries have
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    Aussie wartime CO returns to Singapore after 18 years
    481 9  - Aussie wartime CO returns to Singapore after 1 8 years M.S. RANDHAVA BENNETT. 73, HAS ONLY PLEASANT MEMORIES —BUT SAYS: IF ONLY WE HAD HAD PLANES...'— By Singapore, Friday T T.-GEN. H. GORDON BENNETT, war- time Australian Army Commander in Malaya, arrived here this morning after being entertained in Japan
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    Capital to see mammoth flypast of 70 planes
    164 9 KUALA LUMPUR. FrL— At 8.31 a.m. on Monday 70 planes will thunder over Kuala Lumpur in the bigsest fly past the country has ever seen. This aerial procession will form part of the giant military parade being held to mark the official
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    Sentence on 4 sailors
    80 9 Sentence on 4 sailors JOHORE BAHRU, Frl. Four sailors from H.M.S. Bulwark who pleaded guilty in the Johore Bahru sessions court last Saturday to thett of a motor vehicle, were sentenced to one month's jail from June 30 the date of their arrest and in addition each was fined $100.
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    More donations for widow
    49 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two more donations for a destitute widow, Sandanam Mary and her seven children, who live in a shack off Henderson Road, arrived In Times House today. Mr. George Watson and Mr. A.- Samuel of Batang Berjuntal each sent $3. Donations now total $110.
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    Politics on NUPW course agenda
    189 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday SIMPLE politics will be taught in a trade union leadership training centre to be set up by the National Union of Plantation Workers for members between the ages of 18 and 25. But the secretary-general of the union, Mr. P. P. Narayanan,
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    STORM IN A B-CUP
    232 9 Girls walked on in sarongs and bras and man from Ministry walked out SINGAPORE, Friday. IN the programme it was described as a fashion show. But when two girls walked on stage wearing only sarongs and brassieres they started something more than a storm in a
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    SI,BOO PENSION PLAN FOR FORMER QUEEN
    55 9 SI, BOO PENSION PLAN FOR FORMER QUEEN KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— The Federation Government proposes to pay a special pension of $1,800 a month to the Tengku Puan Besar, Tengku Kurshiah. widow of the former Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Tuanku Abdul Rahman. A Bill providing for this will be introduced at the
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    St John team competition
    55 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— The Johore Bahru St. John Ambulance Brigade team, which recently won the Johore In-ter-district competition in stretcher drill and other tests, leaves tomorrow for Kuala Lumpur to take part in a Federation-wide competition. Johore Bahru won the In-ter-district contest with 140 points against
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    Request for extension
    49 9 Request for extension SINGAPORE, Fit The Singapore Government has made a request for Pak Kasur. the Indonesian angklung expert, to extend his stay here for another month. Pak Kasur was loaned to Singapore by the Indonesian Government for three months under a cultural exchange programme between the two countries.
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    MOVE FOR BETTER, CHEAPER PINES
    198 9 MOVE FOR BETTER, CHEAPER PINES lOHORE BAHRU, Fri. A research programme has been started to improve the quality and lower the production costs of Malayan pineapples Mr. D. H. Sinclair, who has resigned as chief executive of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Planting Board, said this in an interview today. In
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    Ban on weekly
    27 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government has refused permission for the sale and distribution of the Malaya Express, an Englishlanguage weekly, published in the Federation.
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      363 10 you got the AUGUST issue 0f... ■fcji 4hffi* Everybody's reading it! V B^. •juJ^B M V trier| ds and I have wife is so charming and homely. life. Long may it thrive! Any ■I Hk ..da^E ploced a regular order for the new More stories about our fellow- chance of
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    Fake prophets of peace
    630 11 NIXON WARNS OF LATEST THREAT: RED WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING AMERICA MUST HAVE NEW STRATEGY TO MEET THIS DANGER, HE TELLS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CHICAGO, Friday. 171CE-PRESIDENT Richard Nixon declared last night in accepting the Republican presidential nomination that he believed the major Communist threat was in
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    Lock icon Pilot seizes his own plane, flies to U.S.
    99 11 Pilot seizes his own plane, flies to U.S. MIAMI, Fri. A Cuban Airline pilot yesterday held up other members of his crew with a nun and flew here to seek political asylum. The pilot, Eduardo Ferrer, left Oriente Province on a flight to Havana, the Cuban capital. But as the
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    Lock icon Engineer to die
    36 11 LONDON. Fri. The Privy Council today dismissed an appeal by 28-year-old Peter Harold Richard Pools, an engineer, against his sentence of death impavJd in Kenya for the murder of an African house-boy. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mac leaves home at No. 10 for two years
    148 11 Mac leaves home at No. 10 for two years LONDON, Fri. Simultaneously with Parliament's adjournment today (or summer holidays, Mr. Harold Macmillan will take his last look at the Inside of No. 10 Downing Street for about two years. No. 10. the historic headquarters of British Prime Ministers for more
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    Lock icon Record year for BOAC
    54 11 LONDON, Frl. BOAC announced today a record operating profit of £4,300.573 for the year ended March 31, 1960. This compares with a deficit last year of more than £2 million. Passengers carried by the airline during the year broke the hall million mark for the first
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    Lock icon Missile fails
    34 11 CAPE CANAVERAL. Fri. A big Titan intercontinental missile, launched for a 5.000-mile flight, dropped in the sea about 50 miles off Cape Canaveral today when the first stage engine developed trouble. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Australia's changing outlook—by Minister
    209 11 Australia's changing outlook— by Minister pANBERRA, P r i. Australia's present immigration programme would in time lessen her ties with Britain and place her Commonwealth membership on the basis of practical self-interest, the Immigration Minister, Mr. Alex Downer, said today. "To those of us who are fond of England and
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    Lock icon No contact with other planets
    34 11 No contact with other planets PHILADELPHIA. Fri. Man's first serious scientific attempt to pick up "messages" from outside the solar system has ended. All attempts to make any form of contact have failed. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MPs REJECT A PROTEST AS MAC SAYS HOME IS THE 'BEST MAN' FOR JOB
    418 11 MPs REJECT A PROTEST AS MAC SAYS HOME IS THE 'BEST MAN' FOR JOB LONDON. Fri. A LABOUR Opposition protest against the appointment of the Earl of Home a peer sitting in the House of Lords as Britain's new Foreign Secretary was rejected in the House of Commons last night
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    Lock icon AIR BASES: ANGLO-U.S. TALKS END
    301 11 WASHINGTON, Friday DRITAIN and the United States have con- eluded "satisfactory" talks aimed at improving consultation under the -Anglo-Ame-rican air bases agreement, it was officially Colonial Secretary, announced yesterday The results of the talks are being reported back to Mr. Harold Macmillan. the British Prime
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    Aid from Britain to make expats stay
    243 11 LONDON, Friday. THE British Government is to give financial help x to induce British civil servants to stay on in British colonial territories, Mr. lain Macleod. the colonial secretary, announced yesterday For a number of years. British civil servants overseas have found the
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      361 11 RADIO SINGAPORE »w> a*** Night. Medium Wave 476 metres RADIO MALAYA Short Wave: 62 metres from 9.00— 10.00 pjn. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; SERVICE 41.7 metres 6.32 Morning Prelude: 7.00 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES The News: 7.05 A Date With KuaU Lumpur 341 metres Music: 8.00 The News: 8.05
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  • THE STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY FORUM
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      399 12 MEDICAL science deals with human lives and it is the constant struggle of medical institutions all over the world not only to maintain standards but to improve upon them. The march to keep abreast with medical progress is to give mankind the best possible standard
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      Passports
      130 12 1 DO not know whether the representative of the Government of India in Singapore is aware of the value given to Indian passports by the immigration authorities. Whenever applications are made by Singaporeans to bring their wives and children from India they are asked to produce evidence to show
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      Corporation issue was raised with Tengku in early 1957
      318 12 T HAVE just read the strong rein a r k s directed against me by Syed ja'afar Albar in the Straits Times of July 21. They would have, perhaps, been justified had they been based on fact. My own remarks on
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      114 12 An unfair and unjust system... ■piIE Singapore system of admitting boys born in 1953 into Primary I for 1961 first is quite fair, but the second stage of registering boys born in 1954 starting with brothers in Primary I onwards is unwise. Because if a boy has a brother in,
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      73 12 A BUS traveller in Malaya can find the right connections from almost all bus stations without having to ask except in Kuala Lumpur. There, the south and north bound bus terminals are not Indicated, and is a matter of great inconvenience to travellers. A passenger, for example, from
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      Reminder
      56 12 TN his answers to question* on "Matters of Policy" Mr. Lee Kuan Yew left out one Important point of which he reminded the people of Singapore not long ago. Should the people of Singapore want to change their Constitution they could do so and the basic salaries of civil
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      DRIVING SCHOOLS: WHY IS THE GOVT. SEEKING CONTROLS?
      214 12 r PHE Minister of Transport intends Introducing legislation to control and supervise driving schools in the Federation. He hopes thus to improve the standard of driving. Why is this necessary? Pupils of driving schools whether good, bad or Indifferent, cannot or at
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      192 12 I REFhK to Mr. Dowling's 1 Comment on throwing in cncKet and his reference to "a frightening campaign" against Messrs Mec&itt and Korke. I think Mr. Dowling is slightly on beam and is himself exaggerating what is being said in the English Press. Far from conducting a frightening campaign
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      Chess tour
      114 12 \TAY I draw the attention of your readers to a fund which the Singapore Chess Federation has set up to finance a tour of the Federation by a schoolboys' team. The tour Is the forerunner, we hope, of tour* of Indonesia and the Philippines. Our touring team this
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      STATE ANTHEM: THE PEOPLE WHO JUST DO NOT CARE
      150 12 QN reading the views of vy Mr. Lee Kuan Yew on the lack of respect for Singapore's State anthem, I cannot help but feel that he is quite inaccurate. He says that in the past the British anthem failed to evoke
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      174 12 TATHOLICS in Kedah will have a special reason for thanksgiving on the occasion of the centenary of the Cathedral of the Assumption in Penang because Catholics from Port Queda (Kuala Kedah) formed the first parish of the Assumption. On Assumption Day (Aug. 15) 1786 four days after he founded
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      88 12 1 HAVE read the letters of Mr. Siddons and Madam Yeo Peck Har on building costs. A study of the minutes of the proceedings or the former City Council will show that private enterprise has been unduly pampered in tht past. The City Council has spent millions over the
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      297 12 Straits Times Crossword P"TaaaaF~laaaaaP~~aaaaaaF~laaaaP aaaaaPHaaaaaP aH^ ACROSS 7 Othello starts with Othello In 9 One who possesses craft (9>. Oxfordshire (6). 10 20. 8. Invisible latterly with 8 See 2 and 10. various results (5. 6, 4). 14 State of Denmark? Nonsen.se! 11 Absolute sovereignty, the end State of America?
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Stock Exchange: July 29 Jolt 28 Industrials: 132.89 132.97 Tins: 207.73 297.6S Rubbers: 254.28 254.28 Jan. 1 1958=1M.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    241 14 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board i wharves this moraine are: Straal Mozambique 1/2, Demodocus 4/5. Bougainville 6A, Taisuhara Main 6/7. Olenroy 8/9, Le Verdon 10/11. Halldor 13/14. Pies. Coolidge 15/16. Izhevsk 18, Tjiliwong 19. Sedenak N. Wall 3, Bidor 21/22, Oorgon 23/24. Straal Banka 25/26, Telko
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    87 14 rPHE Malayan Exchange Banks' ■L Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 1/8, O.D. 32 1/4, 90 d/St 32 11/16 credit bills, 32 3/4 trade bills. Selling T.T. or o.D. ready: Belgian Franca 1631 1/2;
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    TIN PRICE STILL RISES IN SINGAPORE ON U.S. DEMAND
    494 14 TIN PRICE STILL RISES IN SINGAPORE ON U.S. DEMAND By Our Market Correspondent RESPITE easier conditions in London overnight the price of tin in Singapore yesterday continued to gain and was up another 25 cents to $410.12} per picul. Market observers said sustained and continuing United States demand in this
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 14 SINGAPORE, July 29. RUBBER: 1053 4 cents Per lb. (down 2!i cents). 5 p.m. close: 105? 4 cents (barely steady). TIN: $410.12',. per picul (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (up 25 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    222 14 A UGL'ST first grade rubber buy--fl era f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 105\ cents per Ib., down 2 1 cents on Thursday's close. The closing tone was quirt aftex easier. S.c.i R. a. closing price* in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R S.s Spot f.o.b.
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    Rubber trade demand
    322 14 Rubber trade demand 'THE better tone of overseas markets continued early in the week and genuine trade demand increased at the lower levels report H.C'.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly rubber review. Short covering which started reluctantly, gained momentum and sellers became more reserved, adds the report. On Thursday, prices
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    701 14 SINGAPORE members ot the Malayan 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 $1.50; Fitzpatricks $141 to $1.39; Fraser and Neave ords $2 02 and $2.03; Oammon $2.17; M. Cement
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    118 14 MELBOURNE. Prl. TNVEBTMENT shares closed the week trading firmly along steady lines here today. Electronic 'B" gained Is. 4d. to 255. 5d., Herald gained Is. Id. and Woolworths 10J. Base metals and the oils held a nrm tone while Commonwv»Mh Bonds traded along steady lines. Con. Zinc 95/-
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    185 14 SINGAPORE Chinese Produc« Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK/ConUnenl July /Aug. shipments $31 '2 buyers. $32> 3 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; $47 'i sellers, drum $51 sellers. Pepper: quiet; nc business was reported done, Muntok white $300. Sarawak $295 (both unchanged), speclai Sarawak bl.ick
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      497 14 EVERETT ORIENT LINE Fir HMfkMt, Japan Spore P. Sham Penang "WITHIttIIETT" \T..... I*** J »M Hr Rangoon. ClitUfMf. Calcutta:--••DtIPHEniCTT" 7T7 J "DONEVERETT" »»H i Bulk oil/latex space available. JOHNSON LINE for HiifkMf, Japan:- Spore P. S'nam Pman| ■STAB lETELCEUSE" T AM S All 2 Aug "STAR ARCTURUS" S Sipl J
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      506 14 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited from catering contractors up to the 10th August, 1960 to run a Staff Canteen on the First Floor of Union Building, Singapore. For full particulars please contact the Hon: Secretary, Boustead Sports Club, Union Building, Singapore. MALAYAN RAILWAY TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from
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      705 14 NOTICES an council of Singapore ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS In order that essential electrical extensions may be carried out In Gallop Hill Substation, it will b« i necessary to shut down electricity supply from 8 30 a.m. to 6.30 pm. on Tuesday. 2nd Augist. 1960Consumers in the following are**
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      644 15 (Continued from Paft 8) SITUATIONS VACANT lb Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it et: extra BOX NO6. A 5075, MBSJ and AJOH i S.T. Positions filled. Applicants thanked. WANTED Reliable Careful Syce. Apply with references 36 Bin Tong Park. S pore. LAND SURVIVOR would be responmble for recruiting field men ability
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      514 15 SITUATIONS VACANT !0 Word, Si (Mim.)— Box St eU. txtrm WANTED One Fully Experienced Automobile Electrician, capable of handling generator, starter, regulator, repairs fault finding and rewiring. BOX A 9473 ST.. K.U JOHORE ESTATE Requires Guards Gurkhas/ Ex-Service Men preferred. Essential good character references from previous employers/officers. Apply Klvlnx full
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      917 15 SITUATIONS VACANT >• Word, tS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm wantid by a Bui Company in acr the attain of the Company (b) Cashier (male or female) Security required and (c) a Clerk with knowIrdse of Chinese Kngllsh Accounts and good In correspondence. Applications giving full details of previous experience
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      1011 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Wordt SS (Mim.)— Box St ett. txtrm ATTRACTIVELY DICORATID, fully furrlshed flat, 21. St. Martin a Drive. Tanglln, air-conditioned rooms, modern colour bathrooms attached, only for families available Immediately. TO LIT furnished 3 Bedroom Bungalow newly renovated with telephone Installed at Belmont Road, available now. Ring Line
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      884 15 EDUCATION it Wtrdt SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm EXAMINATIONS At The Far Eastern Music School have Just been ceaI eluded. Enrolments ara now open daily for new term to beginners and advanced students. Modern Jaxs and Guitar Tuition now available. Apply Secretary, 1-A. Kirk Terrace, B'pora. POSTAL TUITION:- Let
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      928 15 •OOKS 4V PUBLICATIONS Wtrdt U (M<n>— Box St eta. txtrm MONO KONG A PAR lAIT BUI LOIR ■ttaktlshed ISM A Bi-Menthly a«rleeUeal •f Building A Rsal Iststa Activities in ths Far last. Copies of the current Issue of The Builder are still available. Contents Include: The sscend artlsle en Malaya's
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      1035 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Wordt Si (Mim.)— Box St ett. txtrt I*lo VANOUARD f6OO/- Good Condition All Round. H.P. Acceptrd. View at I*, Jalan Lanjut. aecnbawanK Hills Estate, B'pore. after 2 p.m. TRIUMPH MAVFLOWIR lMfe model, accident free, excellent rondi- lion 51. 200/- 0.n.0. View at 191 Kolam Ayer Estate.
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      881 15 FOR SALE it Wordt Si (Min.)-toox it ett. txtrm CARS/TRUCKS BATTERIES BervicInx and re-conditioning Horns, starters. Dynamos. Wiring, Wipers, Lamps. Electric Motors. Irons. Fans, Waterpumps, Generator*, Magnetos, Diesel, Fui) Injection Pumps Injectors Nozzles. Pleas* d" 93 Victoria St. B'pore. 7. YASHICA ALL TRANSISTOR HlghFidellty Hearing Aid with high-lon volume control.
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    WARD TO PARTNER PRINCE OF I LALITA AGAIN
    341 16 WARD TO PARTNER PRINCE OF I LALITA AGAIN ON THE TRACK HOPE RIDES MARKSMAN PENANG, Friday. PRINCE of Lalita, easy winner of the Governor's Cup last Sunday, will start at very short odds in the Penang Gold Cup on Sunday. Arthur Ward will again partner Doc Rodgers* brilliant stayer, in
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    Penang weights
    323 16 lITEIGHTS for Tf all eight races at Penang on Sunday are: Cl. 3, Div. I— B.]f I'mbrian 9.00 Coleman Street 8.06 Francoscot 8.05 Gallant Turk 8.03 Three Cheers 8.03 Verni x.oi Barllnnle 8.01 Khampang Phet 8.00 Barakat 7.11 Trigger II 7.10 Cl. 5. Div. I— 6f Remembrance 9.00
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    Lock icon Candidates for Laurel
    160 16 •T AUREL. Fri.— Nine French I horses, including two owned by the young Aga I Khan, were named yesterday as candidates for the M$300.000 Laurel Park international race on Nov. 11. Laurel president John [Schapiro said he and his international committee for the race will select one
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    Lock icon Kipling shocks Si. Paddy with late run
    285 16 Kipling shocks Si. Paddy with late run T ONDON, Fri.— Kipling, a three-year-old colt owned by Lord Sefton. brought off one of the biggest surprises of the season by beating Sir Victor Sassoon's Epsom Derby winner, St. Paddy, in the Gordon Stakes, run over a mile and a half at
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    S'pore meeting amendments
    72 16 SINGAPORE, Frl. The distances of races for Class 1 horses entered for the Singapore Turf Club's AugustSeptember meeting have been amended as: First run 6f, 7f or 1 mile; second run 6f, 7f or 1J miles. The Williamson Memorial Stakes for Class 1, Div. 1 over 7f
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    Johore on a Cup mission tomorrow
    738 16  - Johore on a Cup mission tomorrow Norman Siebel, By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. /\NLY two points of interest remain in the Malaya V Cup soccer competition before the final is played at the Merdeka Stadium on Sept 17 Can Singapore preserve their unblemished record (nine wins from nine matches so far)
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    Lock icon William Hill Gold Cup acceptors
    109 16 I ONDON. Fri. Twentyfive final acceptors were announced for the Willian Hill Gold Cup to be run at Redcar over a mile on Aug. 6. They are (with weights) Sovereign Path (9.7), Firestreak (9.6), Rexeauus (9.1), Hard and Soft (8.11), Guitarist (8.11). Lady ln Trouble
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    HIGH ENDEAVOUR BY VA ULTER STEVENSON
    49 16 HIGH ENDEA VOUR BY VA ULTER STEVENSON daylight between the bar and the body of pole vaulter D. D. Stevenson of Edinburgh University as he sets a championship record of 12ft 2in at the British A.A.A. Junior championships at Hurlingham Park track, London. The previous best was 12ft lin
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    Kelantan's 'no tax' request
    64 16 KOTA BHARU. Fri. The Kelantan A.A.A. is to ask the Federal Government to exempt from Income tax any donation to the association. This decision was taken at the executive committee meeting. The Kelantan A.A.A will make the request through its delegates to the annual F.M.A.A.U. meeting
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    Frida's last races for Police
    227 16  - Frida's last races for Police LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE. F r i. Singapore's leading sprinter Ernest Frida will represent Singapore Police for trie last time when they meet Federation Police In their inter- territorial athletics meet at Thomson Road tomorrow, starting at 2.15 p.m. Frida. 20. who has also represented
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    24 16 PARIS, Fri.— Robert Haillet. one of France's leading tennis players, has signed a contract to Join Jack Kramer's professional troupe. Reuter.
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      127 16 SOCCER Malaya Cup: Joint Services v Negri (Jn. Besar 5.10 p.m.). TENNIS Malayan open championship* (Penang S.C. courts). BADMINTON Malayan championships (Perak Turf Club, Ipoh 9 a.m.). spore Commercial houses: Boustead v STC. NTS v Sime Darby (SBA Hall 7.30 pm.1. ATHLETICS Malayan Telecoms (Ipoh padang); Spore Police v Malayan
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    Pakistanis knocked out
    547 17  -  VIC NAYAGAM, AMPON-PREMJIT GAIN NARROW VICTORY OVER TITLE HOLDERS By Penang, Friday jiELICISIMO Ampon of the Philippines and Premjit Lall of India entered the final of the men's doubles in the Malayan open mnis championships here this evening with a narrow win over the Dlders, K. Iftikhar
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    Extend tourney to draw more crowds, suggests Ampon
    667 17 Extend tourney to draw more crowds, suggests Ampon CLASH BETWEEN THE TWO 16-YEAR-OLDS PRODUCED SOME BRILLIANT TENNIS PNANG. Fri— The Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya should extend its tournament over a week instead of the usual four days, said Felicisimo Ampon. The Filipino champion said this would give players sufficient
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    Trials off
    21 17 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Amatuer Athletic Association's Olympic trials scheduled to take place .it Farrer Park today, were cancelled.
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    SPORTS SUMMARY AND CABLES IN BRIEF
    637 17 ■tics V 100 yds Heat 1PB Michael io 7s. iBCrnK Ht-ng 2 Omar ■^Raurtrlo 2 T. Veera d Heat l: i Berbin Mahmood 1 L. Noel 2 A'ohd ■V Heat 3: 1 Omar J ■Wile:..; 24.55; 4<Uvj, H^ man bln M.ilunood 3 ■^PSulonc 3
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    Eddy Choong starts title bid with 15-min win
    822 17 Eddy Choong starts title bid with 15-min win frustrated opponent LIM WEI LON SCALPS SEEDED BILLY NG IPOH, Friday. FORMER All-England and Malayan champion 1 Eddy Choong, gave hopes of a successful comeback when the Malayan open badminton championships started at the Perak Turf Club courts ioday. Choong, who has
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    STORE TO SEND 7 OR 8 TO ROME
    287 17 STORE TO SEND 7 OR 8 TO ROME SINGAPORE, F r i. Singapore will send a seven-or eight-man team, including two officials to the Olympic Games in Rome next month. This was decided at a meeting of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council tonight. The Singapore contingent will be: Weightlif
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    In: Two top men of the jungle war days
    312 18 In: Two top men of the jungle war days CARBONELL AND CASSELS HERE AS GUESTS FOR CELEBRATIONS- KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two top personalities of the Emergency days arrived today as guests of the Federation Government to attend the V-Day celebrations. One was the man who served as Commissioner of the
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    34 18 LONDON. Fri.— Mr. Anthony Barber, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, told a hushed House of Commons that the farthing— the smallest coin of the Realm— is being withdrawn from circulation. —U.P.I.
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    Merit medals
    36 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. Six scouters will receive medals of merit, from the Yang diPertuan Negara, Chief Scout of Singapore, at the official opening of the Golden Jubilee Patrol Camp at Jurong Park, on Aug. 20.
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    No mails
    29 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The acting Director of Posts today announced that there will be no delivery of correspondence or parcels on Aug 1, which is a public holiday.
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    SACKED, SO TEN AIRPORT BAR MEN STRIKE
    336 18 i- SINGAPORE. Fri. TEN employees of the Singapore International Airport milk bar at Paya Lebar went on strike today 48 hours before a change of management. They then barricaded themselves behind chairs and strung up posters and banners protesting against the new management's
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    LONDON STOCKS
    323 18 LONDON. Fri London stock markets finished an unsettled week on a satisfactory note today although holiday Influences restricted the volume of business. Medium and long-dated giltedged securities were often better. The rise in this week's United Kingdom Treasury bill late had no effect except on Short-dated stocks which
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    Blast: 2 killed
    212 18 VALLETTA, Fri.— The British destroyer Broadsword entered Valletta "harbour today with the bodies of two men killed in an explosion In the 5,719-ton British vessel Hartismere In the Mediterranean yesterday.— Reuter. Jean Moey (S'gon and Ng Mei Ling (Penang). seeded to meet the holders, also had an
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    25,000 for Primary 1
    40 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Education today said nearly 25,000 children had been registered for 1961 admission to Primary One, from July 11 to July 23. The 452 registration centres would remain open until Aug. 13.
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    Kitchee win last game
    96 18 SINGAPORE. Prl— Kltchee of Hong Kong ended their Singapore tour with a 2-1 win over a Singapore selection side at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. This brought their tally to three wins and one defeat and It might have been two wins and two defeats, had the
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    Psychology warfare to be stepped up
    91 18 Psychology warfare to be stepped up KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— New intensified psychological warfare against the remaining terrorists hiding in the MalayaThailand border area will begin on Monday, the day after the official ending of the 12-year-old Emergency. In this all-out effort the terrorists will be given a "balance sheet" of
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    BAD LUCK OF IRISH: RATIONS SEIZED
    212 18 LEOPOLDVILLE, Fri.— Troops of the mutinous Congolese Force Publique seized a planeload ol rations flown into Goma, Kivu Province, yesterday in advance of Irish troops of the U.N. force. Reliable sources here said the first transport that touched down at Goma was surrounded by
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    Surprise defeat seeded pair by Indonesians
    159 18 Surprise defeat seeded pair by Indonesians IPOH, Friday. 'FAN GAIK BEE of Penang and Mrs. Cecili Samuel of Selangor, the defending champion did not have to exert themselves to qualify for th semi-finals of the women's doubles at the Maiaya Open Badminton Championships here tonigh They beat Kong Yau Heong
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    Lock icon Surrey force a draw
    202 18 Surrey force a draw LONDON. Fri— Surrey drew w 1 the South Africans at The O' here today. Scores: South Africans 33 dec. and 67-4 dec. Surrey 23 dec. (E. Bedser 67 n.0.) and 53 Results of other matches: At Kettering: Middlesex Northants by inns, and 14 ru. Northants 225
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    31 18 MR*. MOLLY PHILIP, »lff K.T. Philip, paused away peaceful!--29-7-60. Cortege leaving 10 Ctaerai Avenue, Spore for Orthodox 8> Church, Topaz Road, 4 p.m. 30-' 1 end thence to Bldadarl p.m.
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