The Singapore Free Press, 14 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Charges by shop workers
    9 1 Opinion Charges by shop workers I B B IB
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    Lock icon BAD START at GENEVA
    381 1 Gromyko surprise for West as meeting resumes Russia wants East Germans to attend secret sessions pHE second phase of got off to a bad sta many included in the In a surprise nun Minister, told the plens next meeting be in prr its were present. th(
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    OPPOSITION PARTIES PUT UP MORE MEN
    396 1 KUAU f THK Federation's five mj tomorrow nominate a dates for the Parliament;! LUMPUR. Tuesday. nin political parties will total of about 304 candiry elections next month. the split within the A. began to take a turn for the worse through resigand threats of
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    Rubber down 1/8 cent
    37 1 Augrust first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opeßed in Singapore this morning at 96£ cents per lb.. donn one-eighth of ttm% on yesterdays close. The tone was quiet. SIR HENRY LEE 7 knoic nothing
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    Allowances cuts talks
    70 1 SINGAPORE Government employees' unions will today select the team that will negotiate with the Government on variable allowances cuts. The election will be made at the annual general meeting of the Whitley Council staff side representatives. The conference will start at 5 p.m. in the staff side
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    Lock icon KISHI HAS INVITED MACMILLAN TO JAPAN
    184 1 T ONDON, Tues.—A London newspaper reported today that the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Nobusuke Kishi, had ft^ff* l^ Rritish Premier, Mr. Haroici Sacmillan. to rt Thp Dailv Mail report could not be immediately confirmed by Japanese delegation source*. The Daily Mail quoted Mr. Kishi
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    Lock icon SUKARNO EXPLAINS
    33 1 '•■tat ■■•■< I President Sukarno ex- i plains his new >etup under his "guided demo- cracy" plan to newsmen when he announced the formation of Indonesia's 18th cabinet in 14 years. UPI
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    Lock icon FRICTION FEARED BETWEEN ARMY AND AIR FORCE IN INDONESIA
    208 1 JAKARTA, Tuesday. REPORTS of friction between the Indonesian Air Force and the Army following the appointment of army-chief Lieut-General Abdul Haris Nasution to the key defence post, circulated in Jakarta last night. The Air Force issued a statement last night to
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    $ goods decision was expected
    257 1 goods decision was expected nUSINESS circles in Singapore were not surprised at the Government's decision to lift all restrictions on direct import of goods from America, Canada and other dollar areas from August 1. They said they were expecting it. "The only element of surprise, if you can call it
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    Lock icon Sugar Ray aids shot policemen
    108 1 NEW YORK, Tues. Two white policemen were wounded yesterday when a Harlem crowd tried to free a Puerto Rican woman they had arrested for disorderly conduct. Police Lieut. Jack Angrist was shot in the side and Patrolman Norman Hammes hit in the hand when one
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    Will report to Sukarno
    60 1 MAJOR-GENERAL Gusti D.iatikuMimo. (above), the Indonesian Consul-General in Singapore, has been named as the Under-Min-ister for Land. Communications, Posts and Telegraphs in the new Indo. nesian Cabinet. He left Singapore this morning for Jakarta. He was accompanied by special assistant Captain Soeharti. Major General Djatikusumo said
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    Lock icon Hostage release: Convicts bargain
    119 1 Hostage release: Convicts bargain PETROS, Tennessee. Mon.— The Assistant Commissioner of Tennessee's prison system STOP PRESS RELI tonight began negotiating with more than 100 convicts for the release !ot three hostages they I were holding in a coal mine shaft near Brushy j Mountain state prison. The convicts, armed with
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      14 1 CAMERAS they I are I CARR'S always A /Ad .jk f^t/ or I dinner
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    GROWING U.S. NEED OF TIN, RUBBER ASSURED
    426 2 GROWING U.S. NEED OF TIN, RUBBER ASSURED Outlook for raw materials fHK A<;O, Mon.— Inited States AsMfltufl Secretary of in men e tor International Affairs Henry J. Kearns today pictured a tremendous world demand for raw materials, including tin and rubber, In d manufactured product*. forecast that United States demand
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    CAUTION IN R.I. TRADING
    63 2 CAUTION IN R.I. TRADING JAKARTA. Tues i*o«l nomic activity in Indonesia has been restrained following the announcement of the new Government, the Antara news agency reported. There was a general "wait and see" tone in business, the agency said. Commodity prices apart from sugar, coconut oil and soap were falling.
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    Kennecott cuts copper price
    29 2 Kennecott cuts copper price NEW YORK. Mon. Kennecott Copper Corporation has announced a cut of 1$ cents per lb. in the price of copper to 30 cents effective tomorrow.
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    Buyers or stocks are reluctant
    118 2 Buyers or stocks are reluctant LONDON, Tues— It was J an unsettled day in the stock markets yesterday. Buyers were reluctant to extend commitments and there was a certain amount of end account profit-taking in the industrial section. This produced dull conditions. Oilt-edgeds made a satisfactory showing. Prices hardened following
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    K.L. selected for talks
    89 2 HONO KONO, Tucs. The Australian Government Trade Commissioner. Mr. George Patterson, has left here for Kuala Lumpur to take part in a first regional conference of Australian trade commissioners opening in the Malayan capital on July 14. The aim of the conference is to develop ways
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      184 2 LONDON. July IS. Preu«us Todsy RUBBER No. IBSI c.i.f. European ports Jdlv 2m buyers 28 buyers 28 U sellers 2S\ sellers A or, 23 buyers 28 burers 128 *i sellers 28 >i sellers EIBBLR Na. 1 RSS Spot 2IU buyeTs 28 li buyers 28 8 sellers 28-»
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      104 2 NEW YORK July IJ. Prenous Today riX Mr Ails Spot 102.75 nom. 102.50 nom. fix futures itraits Contract July 101.75 buyers 101.75 buyers 303.75 sellers 103.00 sellers >^pt 101.75 buyers 101.75 burers 103.75 sellers 102.50 sellers rOXI Mfadv. SALES: Nil. RUBBER: Futures July 33.00 buyers 34.10 bujers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      34 2 NEW YORK, J«lv 13. Previous Today "0 Industrials 663.56 657.35 St K.ilro^ds 172.22 170.46 40 Dom^tif Bonds 83.r0 83 01 15 Utilities 88 78 88.58 S5 Mocks Composite Arerarc* 221.14 220.09
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      U.S. PEPPER
      60 2 Malabar spoi 26. awaiiin? re- Sarawak unquoted. Muntok Trhite lease 25^. afloat* 25 r 4 July ship- spot 42*4, awaiting release 41*4. ment '25 1 Lamponjj spot 26, a floats 41 July shipment 41, 40. awaitlr.fr release 25 afloats 235;, df, sellers ex-dock. July shipment 25 25 to
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      94 2 i COPRA Philippines c.uf. U.K. North European ports delivered weifht per lon^ ton Jqlt COPRA, Straits tSJ. r. si North £nrope*n ports d* livered wtlffct per lone ton J«lt Auf COCONUT On, crude Straits eJ.f. European ports in bulk per lon* ton Julr 'Ang. COCONUT OIL erode
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    1866 2 i 1 -.8 B 1.19 s I S ?l s MINiNCS. Amp.: 8 3 B 8 5 B 89S 9 S Aokam 1.12 B 1.14 B I* 7 S 1 '8 9 Austral Amal 12/8 9 12*3 B S S 12 6 S Austral Malay 22'- B
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    JAPAN TRADI Unknown IN MALAYA
    116 2 JAPAN TRADI Unknown IN MALAYA A JAPANESE delegation Ik. Ushiroku, councillor ol economic bureau, will leave her liminary trade in Kuah< The 10-day tradopen in the Malaya: on July 20. They are th( to be held between nations since Malaya achieved independence. Japan is expected to Mk Malaya to withcraw
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    Sea, air lares to be cut
    87 2 BONN. Tues. The 2 ping lines in the Atl passenger steamship co: ence are to introduce price reduction for return trips for the first time since the war. the Norddeutscher Lloyd Shipping Company in Bremen has announced. For out-of-season passage^ the reduction will be
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    E. GERMANY'S NEW PORT
    79 2 E. GERMAN Y'S NEW PORT ROSTOCK <EastGerma Tues.— East German y> new deep sea harbour here, which Lf due to receive \u first ship on May 1. 1960, will be able to handle between 25.000.000 tons and 30.000.000 tons of carg year by 1965, a spokesman told reporters here. The
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    Lock icon A-CRUISER TO BE CHRISTENED
    38 2 QUINCY Mon.— The cruiser UBB I Beach, the nations first atomic-powered surfarce ship, which will be christened tomorrow, will be able to roam the world in a "virtually unlimited" radius, her builder- said.— UPI
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    Seek R.I. sugar
    18 2 JAKARTA. Turs. Japan and Burma have made ulterior Indonesian sugar, th^ Antara news agency said
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    Ike appear spurs bid avert strid
    33 2 Ike appear spurs bid avert strid V iss Unit< and I lor i. Thr 5 earh I do »d E i cam* Mil UVCH E collaj eci could M plm. H E Slat-
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    Strike fear hit Wall
    16 2 Strike fear hit Wall the iprau over i E Steel the and CIOM A: move. tron;
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    New bid for it Unknown
    8 2 New bid for it Unknown of si the
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    PRICE CUP
    5 2 reduced cent followed
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    146 2 Ships Ivint alone "rtoV the Sinjr»porr Harbour Board mhar\e». •r expected today; Wesers:ei:. Nagato Maru bA. O Union Carrier 8 9, Van Neck 10 1 1, Kambociia 13 14. straai Johore 15 16. Svolder 18. Sedili N W Sadao N.Wall 3, EasLse; N W Labuan I 5 1
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      127 2 Ybwr watchmaker. No matter what high precision the manufacturers built into your watch, it ultimately is no better than the watchmaker who services and repairs it. rvicing and repairing watches is highly skilled work. The best watch can be ruined, and ruined permanently, by an inexperienced workman. You can entrust
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    'No Peking-Moscow rift'
    47 3 l o x>t assume \ff t SA Y KISHI MCMILLAN r LONDON, Tuesday. MINISTERS of Britain and preed that it would be wrong to i possibility of a rift iid China. Nobosuke Kishi, .Iks with the British old Macmillan. during on international ution P
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    Flood havoe
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    Lock icon Grivas: I can lead Cyprus if asked
    55 3 Grivas: I can lead Cyprus if asked 4 TH: Tu< ien*v era] George Qt\\ r louder of EOKA R| I -dd in a Interview, "I e I can lead Greece can become by all and t play an imr role in ir. al developme: In the Medial 1 mother Writing
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    Lock icon IT ALL BOILS DOWN TO BRIBERY
    12 3 IT ALL BOILS DOWN TO BRIBERY s I encour. m and Reuter
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    Lock icon Queen's visit to Chicago —
    74 3 Queen's visit to Chicago THK QUEEN bows her head as the Episcopalian Bishop oi Chicago, the Reverend Gerald Burrill, offers a prayer at a banquet in her honour during her visit to Chicago. On the left is Mr*. Richard Daley, wife of the Mayor of Chicago. At the banquet the
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    Lock icon ALEXANDRA WILL VISIT BANGKOK IN SEPTEMBER
    191 3 ALEXANDRA WILL VISIT BANGKOK IN SEPTEMBER LONDON, Tuesday. DRINCESS ALEXANDRA of Kent will visit Bangkok on her return journey to Britain from Australia at the end of September, it was announced from Kensington Palace last night. The announcement from the Palace, her London home, said that she had been invited
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    Lock icon New leftist ministers for Iraq?
    72 3 New leftist ministers for Iraq? CRO. Tu Ba-dac! Rad the Iraqi Cab uffled to bi it mil mention the lined had been and Its minister. Kubba. had bet of agrarian I petroleum affairs. doci a> u leading recently ior import .1 by the r Zanin (mm El Shawaf (commerce and
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    Lock icon TV target
    15 3 MOSCOW. Tue*. Ru will have at least 15.000.000 by 1965. rtrd today Reuter
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    Lock icon Teachers for the Congo
    61 3 BRUSSELS, Tues. New-ly-graduated Belgian teaehvill be exempted from military service if they take a teaching job in the Belgian Congo for 13 months. the Defence Ministry announced yesterday. The teachers will be placed in elementary schools in the Congo as part of the educational plan the
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    Lock icon Earth tremors panic families
    51 3 Earth tremors panic families CATANZARO. Southern Italy. Tues.— Panic-stricken families rushed into the streets here today when the town was shaken by two earth tremors. No casualties or damage were reported. A seismograph at Catanzaro Observatory pointed to the Piraeus area of Greece j as the centre of the tremors.
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    Lock icon New audit service chief
    52 3 LON'DON. Tues— Mr. P. H. Jennings. Deputy DirectorGeneral of Overseas Audit Services, has been appointed Director-General in succes- i sion to Sir John Worlledge. i who will retire on Dec. 31. Mr. F. E. L. Carter. Director of Audit, Hong Kong will sue- i ceed Mr.
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    Lock icon India is too 'polite' with the Reds
    102 3 India is too 'polite' with the Reds LONDON. Tue.v The Indian Government is sometimes "a little too polite" in its dealings wjth Communist countries. Shri Purshotteni Trikamdas, a senior advocate of the Supreme Court of India, said here last night. Mr. Trikamdas, addressing a meeting of the re-cently-formed Tibet Society
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    Lock icon 'Anti-Reds deported to Siberia'
    93 3 'Anti-Reds deported to Siberia' HAMBURG. Tues. The Soviets are drawing up lists of anti-Communist Latvians in a move reminiscent of earlier Soviet mass deportations in Baltic countries, an t i Communist Eastern European Socialist leaders .said yesterda> They said at a Press conference that deportations of "volunteers" were taking place
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    Lock icon Ship aground
    37 3 SUVA (Fiji Islands), Tues. The 5.000-ton British freighter Beaver Bank was aground at Fanning Island in the Central Pacific yesterday, but a RNZAF Sunderland which flew over her reported that she was not damaged. UPI
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    Lock icon DETECTIVE'S KILLER SOUGHT IN BIG HUNT
    140 3 LONDON, Tues. Police yesterday launched a fullscale hunt for a man who shot and killed a 43--year-old detective who had arrested him on a criminal charge. The victim, DetectiveSergeant Raymond Purdy, father of three children, was the third policeman to be killed in the
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    Lock icon Charge of treason dismissed in U.S. court
    193 3 Charge of treason dismissed in U.S. court CAN FRANCISCO, Mon. A Government allegation of treason against John Powell, his wife Sylvia, j and Julian Schuman, in connection with articles published in aj monthly magazine during the Korean war, was dismissed today by a United States j commissioner. The Government said
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    Britain will not oppose Sahara blast
    136 3 Britain will not oppose Sahara blast LONDON. Tues. The British government today rejected a Labour member's i suggestion in the House of i Commons that it should protest to France against ru r proposed nuclear explosion in the Sahara. Mr. John Profumo, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said: "The
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      6 3 J^"W Tr ~GUITARS I MUSIC HOUSE
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      362 3 ADELPHI HOTEL FRENCH GASTRONOMY WEEK 13th- 19th July 1959 French specialitu at Lunch and Dintu c^pWjg- Thursday 16th July 1959 iJI 1 GALA FASHION PARADE f^Jl]^ SPECIAL DINNER -$10 fl Book your table Telephone: 2810 iiROMANSLIDE »U COMPACT E A R D E y cT FOR NEEDLE SHARP AM) BRILLIANT
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      254 3 I'o CLUES ACROSS S). l PWrtai ln tlme l 1. Like mace, or the variety oi back roU nd evil, black or <b). en «6). 4. Puclcish little creature after 5 Caused tc shew but it s all SK a more s^r-;?^ 8. It could be "Two dessei man wno
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    WHO ARE AMERICANS?
    2041 4  -  xt. conversation with Margaret 3Mead gRANDOX: 1 am interested in whether von ;is un anthropologist be Ii e > e that American society or the American species is capable of world leadership. But to approach this question gradually I want to quote from an American writer "American
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    Will this maker you wince in Church?
    310 4  - Will this maker you wince in Church? JOHN REDFERN BY A REVISION' of the Churcj tism and confirmation m from 20 scholars and noted Oh dear me, they are ful w but they have introduced so: English into these two great win riicannnint manv. many i Baptism is the gateway
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      335 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme Sum- Southern Spain by A. L. er^ Training College produc- lo). Gus Styne (piano) Val mary; 1.02 Souvenirs From Lloyd: 5.45 Melodies From tion of Gilbert and Sullivan's Ortega (clarinet) and John Showland Movie Theme* ?P^ d played y Sandy opera l The Gondoliers." Fernandez (bass). Produced
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    GOVT. STOPS THE STUDENTS GOING TO TWO SCHOOLS
    22 5 GOVT. STOPS THE STUDENTS GOING TO TWO SCHOOLS I They attend classes morning and afternoon trict orders issued lo headmasters alk;fhjahnfsgjhj hlhdsjridhjfgh
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    Tattoo man who was held seeks costs
    93 5 Tattoo man who was held seeks costs hi Her.g stood Singapore yes- i terd i charge of being r of Group 24 a sec- >r the third timr icted of a August 1956. is freed on appeal, 'erday he was brought fore Mr. J.F. McWilliam Ige, and told t> him
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    Malay classes for boy
    23 5 Malay classes for boy Fed- of B irted about ected hi Man lartn gaged. w being used, ■.embers are and find it >sons.
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    73 5 I ciation." I picture. New Zealand's new Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. R. L. Hutchens, with his wife and two-year-old son. Alastair. pictured on their arrival yesterday by BOAC Britannia He told reporters on his arrival at the Singapore airport: "The recent Singapore election has been a
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    Day of meeting changed
    62 5 s Club of the -apore Y.M.C.A. has i, r ed its meeting day from Saturday afternoon to Friday I m: Members tind the new date more suitMembers and guests may attend meetings on July 24 and August 28 at 8 p.m. at Y.M.C.A. There be a
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    GOVT. WILL SEEK $500 MORE FOR DEPUTY SPEAKER
    248 5 GOVT. WILL SEEK $500 MORE FOR DEPUTY SPEAKER T*HE Singapore Government proposes to pay the A Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Mr. G. Kandasamy, $500 a month in addition to his $500 as an Assemblyman. A motion to this effect will be moved by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr.
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    Lock icon So the baby is named Latiff...
    164 5 Koomai Noor was out on ion for scenes in the Bin Huntu Riniau. m which he plays the part itifT. the ace detective. when his wife, film actress Oomi kalthura, gave birth 1 son. They had not decided on a name for the 7*
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    Invitation to King not yet received
    107 5 Invitation to King not yet received KUALA LUMPUR. Jues.— No formal invitation had so 1 far been received from the 9iimese Government to in- j v te the Yang di-Pertuan \aoncr to visit Siam, B spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He was commenting
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    Blue films warning in Federation
    103 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government will take disciplinary action against teachers who pre caught attending blue film shows. This was stated yesterday by a spokesman for the Ministry of Education. The spokesman said that preliminary proceedings against teachers found attending blue film shows would
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    Firms seek trawlers for fishing
    106 5 Firms seek trawlers for fishing SINGAPORE companies interested in trawler fishing are negotiating with Japanese firms for hiring ships. Out of 12 trawlers with which local fishing companies and Japanese firms jointly launched the trawler fishing programme in 1957, only four are operating now. Four of the trawlers were withdrawn
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    FIVE YOUTHS ACQUITTED
    44 5 FIVE YOUTHS ACQUITTED Five youths were acquitted in Singapore yesterday of having been members of an unlawful assembly with the j object of assaulting Ahmad bin Chelop, a mechanic, on May 15. The incident was alleged to have taken place at Tuas village. I
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    'Let us retire now with pension'
    286 5 'Let us retire now with pension' A CROSS SECTION of Singapore Government employees questioned yesterday said they favoured the idea of allowing those who felt they could not serve "in accordance with the expectations of the present Government" to retire earlier with pension rights. The idea of premature retirement with
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    TV contract for Sessue
    88 5 NEW YORK, Mon.— Sessue Hayakawa, the veteran Japanese actor, has signed contracts to star in a television series to be filmed In Japan entitled "Files of the Tokyo Police." It is planned to show the series in Britain and the United States. Mr Hayakawa, who played
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    MASKED TRIO GRAB $2,000 IN SHOP
    94 5 masked men 1 raided a provision shop in East Coast Road, yesterday and stole $2,000 worth of liquor and cigarettes. The proprietor, Lim Kim Seng, was bound and gagged. The gang used screwdrivers to open drawers and j showcases. In another robbery yesterday two
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    PLANS MADE FOR VISIT BY R.I. CULTURAL MISSION
    153 5 PLANS MADE FOR VISIT BY R.I. CULTURAL MISSION TENTATIVE arrange A merits have been j made for an Indonesian cultural mission to visit Singapore. This was announced y terday by Mr. Surjono Sastrowardojo, Information Officer at the Indonesian Consulate -General in Singapore, after his return from a 12-day visit to
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    Training on journalism
    37 5 Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, parliamentary secretary to the Singapore Ministry of Culture, will open the "Malayan Undergrad Journalist Training Scheme" to be held at the University of Malaya in Singapore from July 17-July 19.
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      105 5 Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): Chinese— -adult beginners 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m., lower primaries 6.30 p.m.; Ballroom dancing 'Beginners 5.30 p.m., advanced 6.30 p.m.; Mathematics Primary VI 7 p.m.: Malay absolute beginners 7.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Malay beginners 10.15 a.m.; Japanese flower arrangement 10 a.m. STUDY GROUP MOVEMENT: Part three
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    Malaya is to have her own Angkor Wat soon
    396 6 Malaya is to have her own Angkor Wat soon KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. PARTY of 20 men— ten labourers, six bricklayers, two archaeologists and a couple of University students will be trekking north at the end of this month to restore to Malaya her oldest surviving historical ruins. experiment proves a
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    3,000 Malays apply
    78 6 3,000 Malays apply an rse in ECONOMICS I/T'ALA LUMPUR. Mon. IV More than 3.000 are taking adof the proposidio momics course to be held for the first time 21. he head of the M. on of Radio .e Dol Ramli. said yestern appl: more than pplied— far ted. ..it Ma!
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    A shot scared away this elephant...
    212 6 A shot scared away this elephant. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Selangor elephant with a passion for salt has been persuaded to obtain his supplies from a new source. Workmen at a remote sawmill near Semenyih, Kajang, were tired of his unannounc- ed visits and called in the Game Department. A
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    POSTMISTRESSES? NO MORE PLANNED
    124 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A spokesman for the j Postal Department Headj quarters yesterday said that more women would be appointed postmistresses in the Federation if it was convenient to the department. "At the moment we have no other woman in mind for the post of postmistress,"
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    $2 mil. in loans to former 'Specials'
    151 6 $2 mil. in loans to former 'Specials' KUALA l. "u M P U R. Tues. The Federation Government has given out more than $2 million in loans for the rehabilitation of ex-mem-bers of the Special I Constabulary. However, the government Is finding it a problem to recover the loans. Action
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    30 6 KUALA U II THK Malayan Association loi id. agricultural and industn 1 Harapan," in Temerloh. has The centre la farming, padi-plantin mi
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    327 8 ghklgklhjsh Certainly, it is an art HOW MANY A.R.P.S? I\V \K Nunny. Singapore is supposed to have a high pticmlacc of A R.P.S. Ju>t how man) are there? many Kong, who are five or ahead of Singapore in salon photographv. Dr. Lim Tiong. ARPS. Hon. the Photographic
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    47 9 Three Australian women golfers and their non-playing captain arrived in Singapore last night for exhibition matches here today and tomorrow. From left to right are: Miss Pat Borthwick. Miss Margaret Masters. Mjw Mardi Mair and team manager Mis s Mollie Md.eish.— Free Press picture.
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    31 10 WASHINGTON. Mon.-The Senate refused today to add U*****.900.000 to its bis? defence bill to help modernise the "army despite a Democratic attack on President Eisenhower's military policies. UPI
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    46 10 LONDON. Tues. Britain has joined the United States Franc and Italy in rejecting i Russia's proposal last month 3 lor a nuclear-free zone in the < Balkan-Adriatic region. An Athens report said i Greece would not reply to i the Soviet Note.— Reuter
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    176 10 1 OARIS. Tues. A 28-year old British army para--1 chutist officer. Captain R.M. "Red Rory" Bamford Walker today became the first man to travel between London and Paris in under an hour. He lead 161 competitors in the 10.000 Bleriot anniversary
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    74 10 RANGOON, Tuts— Mr. Chen Yu, a Chinese Embassy official, was piaced under strict security guard at Rangoon civil hospital yesterday after a stabbing incident in which he was seriously wounded. On Saturday night the Chinese diplomat staggered into the house of the American Air Attache 500 yards
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    88 10 ALGIERS. Tue.>. president Charles de Gauile ordered the release of 5.000 suspects from interment camps igned residence." m Algeria last night on the eve of France's biggest Bastille Day celebrations since the war. De Gaulle's dramatic peace gesture was transmitted to Algiers and promptly announced
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