The Singapore Free Press, 22 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. ***** SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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  • 'TARIFF PROTECTION OR INDUSTRY WILL DIE'
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      Future of S'pore Malays
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      Lock icon 'BE READY TO SHOOT' ORDER
      38 1 ASHINGTON. Tues.— The US Navy ha* ordered all it> planes patrolling within range ommunlst shores to have their guns m place and ready to operate at any time it was disclosed today Reuter
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      RUBBER UP
      29 1 August lust grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 99 cents per lb., up three-quarters of cent an yesterday* The tone was steady, quiet.
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      Kishi sees Pope
      20 1 riCAN CITY. Wed. The Japanese Prune Mini. Mr. Nobusuke Kishi. was received m audience b.\ the Pope.
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      'KEEP CLEAN' SHOCK
      200 1 Makers want 50 p.c. soap tax SINGAPORE M>ap manufacturers today asked the Government to "s a c their industry from extinction" by putting a 30 per cent import duty on soaps and detergents. At the same time Singapore should ask Federation to cut abolish its tariffs. the
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      Homeless may go to SIT flats
      101 1 \BOI I' l.*) 0 people made homeless hv last night's fire m a kam pon u near the Alexandra fire station. Singapore, may be temporarily housed m sl'l Hals m Kallang. Officials of the City Council and Social Welfare Department visited the site this
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      Lock icon WONDER 'SEEDS' SAVE A WOMAN
      179 1 WONDER 'SEEDS' SAVE A WOMAN Brentwood (Essex) Wed. A 51 -year-old woman, wife of a company director and mother of two children, is alive here today because of five radioactive "seeds" planted m her brain a year ago. She is thought to be the first woman m the world to
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      Lock icon HINT OF GENEVA BREAK-DOWN
      262 1 NEVA, Wed. —The <* West, impatient at the lack of progress m the protracted EastWest ministerial talks here, has discussed the possibility ot breaking them off, it was disclosed lasi night. But Britain. France anu the United States were reported to have concluded that such a
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      4 boys killed br train on way to S'pore
      184 1 4 boys killed br train on way to S'pore I^OUR boys from Sungei B*>si Boys' Home, on the on da Lumpur, were killed on the railway Une I I north ol Seremban iast night by a pa& from Kuala Lumpur bound for Singapore. According to the polie-,. the deaci boys
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      Lock icon 'All under control' now at the trouble-wracked jamboree
      207 1 'All under control now at the trouble- wracked jam boree fyIOUNT AKILINU, Philippines, Wed. Senior officials at the trouble- wracked 10 th Boy Scout world jamboree said today "Everything is mide* control." This assurance came after the Philippines Army and U.S Navy joined forces to save the Jamboree trom a
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      RUNA WAY ROO STILL MISSING
      227 1 RUNA WAY ROO STILL MISSING THE search for Roo, the frightened rench poodle which ran away from Singapore Airport yesterday i just as she was to leave for New York, continued this morning. Her owners, Mr Thomas Scott and his family, resumed the search for the runaway black dog early
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      Lock icon 30 hurt in Kerala police charge
      72 1 30 hurt in Kerala police charge YEW DELHI. Wed.— Cane-wielding police charged a crowd of 500 demonstrators outside a Government school m Nakol, Kerala, yesterday and injured about 30 ueoule. The Injured included 24 eirls nnd six oid women, who were sent to hospital. Picketing and den. tion reported elsewhere
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      Lock icon Junk sneaks in
      34 1 HONG KONG. W< The government announced night that a big unidentified motorised junk entered th«* bay off the New Territories and towed away six sampans and their crew last Sunday. Reuter
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      Lock icon LONDON-CONTINENT RAIL LINE BLOCKED
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    Lock icon FIRST PART OF U.K. COTTON SCHEME APPROVED
    245 2 FIRST PART OF U.K. COTTON SCHEME APPROVED LONDON, Wednesday. THE House of Commons last night approved government motions authorising three cotton reorganisation schemes m the British cotton industry covering spinning, doubling 1 and weaving. They are part of the Government's five-year, £30 million plan to modernise the industry by closing
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    LONDON STOCK MARKETS DULL
    77 2 LONDON STOCK MARKETS DULL LONDON. Wed. The stock markets m London yesterday were quiet and failed to establish any definite trend. Business was restricted by seasonal influences, settlement proceedings and the further overnight decline on Wall Street. Gilt-edged securities moved within narrow limits and closed Irregular. Greek bonds were weak.
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    C&W dividend
    23 2 LONDON, Wed. Cable and Wireless Holdings > announced a second interim dividend of l r 2 d. per unit less tax (same*.
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    Lock icon U.S. Secretary of Labour to probe strike
    136 2 U.S. Secretary of Labour to probe strike WASHINGTON. 1 THE Secretary of Labour, Mr. Jan. [itchell, told a press conference today that ho will investigate the week-old nationwide steel strike and report his findings to President Eisenhower. Half a million sted workers walked oil' their job> the United Steel Union
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    Export of UK cars rises
    70 2 Export of UK cars rises LONDC) Bn; exported 28S ing the fir. I yesr an mci over the correspom last year, accordma to Board of Trade. Car expo. were 47.586 an inc. i 5.761 over June but the o April this year, when exp< totalled 55.358 and 00.349 In June.
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    Pakistan seeks U.S. loan
    37 2 Pakistan seeks U .S. loan KARACHI. Wed Ghulam Faruq of the West P. and Power DAuthority. Hew to V\ ton yesterday to U.S. $7O million lion > loan from States Development 1 Fund lor m power project Pakistan.
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    Good tone on the tin market
    36 2 Good tone on the tin market LONDON Wed. tone continued to i terise the London ye^terd. Some offering ol sibly Involving both pool and British Governnu owned tin. were up. whib tinental demand was rep cd.
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      173 2 LONDON, Julv IL Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports July unquoted unquoted _4 Ur 28 Y buyers 28 Y buyers s 28" > sellers 28 Y sellers BIBBER NO. 1 RSS Spot.. *JH JgJJ gg RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement l lllLMm House Terms
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      111 2 NEW YORK. July 21. Pretious Today TIN Straits Spot 102.12 nom. 102.12 nom. TIN futures Straits Contract Julv 101.50 buyers 101.98 buyers 102.00 sellers 102. 50 sellers Sept ***** buvers 101.87 buyers 102.00 sellers 102.50 sellers TOM: Steadv. SALES: Nil. RUBBER: Futures July 35.20 buyers 35 40
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 2 NEW YORK. July 21. Previous Today C 54.54 661.48 20 Railroads 165.75 167.00 40 Domestic Bonds 83.10 15 Utilities 88.95 89 41 C 5 Stocks Composite Averages 218.34 220.30
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      U.S. PEPPER
      72 2 Malabar spot 260 awaiting re- j shipment 23 > 2 25 to 25 1 cif. lease 26. afloats 25 to 20--. July Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white shipment 25- 26 to 26 1 cf spot 43. awaiting release 42 1 Lampong spot 26- 4 awaiting re- afloats 42-j. July
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      93 2 LONDON. July tL Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. I.K. North European ports delivered weight per lon* ton Aufj. $217 3 norn $215 sellers COPRA. Straits c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per long ton July An* £80 sellers £78 quoted COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    1638 2 INDUSTRIALS Previous Ttday S 1-80 S 3 S 51 B 53 S :M6 b.OO B 5 50 S 5.50 S SB 18-6 20 S 20 S Ords. 35 B 35 6 S Federal Dispensary i.02 B 1.01 B 1.05 S 1.03 S f.t/patriOs 1.02 B 1.01 B
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    Lock icon CHINA EGGS PROBE IN US
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      114 2 SINGAPORE SHIPPING Ships ljing alongside the mm rapore Harbour Board whar\e> oi X expected today: F.u:> telle Maersk 4 5. Grootekeir: Virginia L-yIU Leninoi. 8 9. Busuanua U 14, B: 18. TbontTand ]y N.Wall 3. Selam Kin 23 24. Kasimbar 28 Chandpara 31 32. Demccu* Hoi Hou Siaoe 44. Outer
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    Gangsters will be given long
    108 3 n /XTERESTS OF PUBLIC. SAYS STORE JUDGE prison sentences (..AV^TLRs must b«Z given long prison sentimes m the mterests of the public, Mr. k. I. Alexander, a Singapore district judge. >aid yesterday. J The Government, the police and the judiciary would break up gangsterism if
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    Lock icon Japanese mission to Mongolia
    25 3 Wed. A group mien here by air for Ulan Ita] of Outer j negotiate a trade th the Con: Govei Reuter
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    New steel mill
    21 3 PARAISO. Ind: N itiona] Steel niounccd here it had awarded contotaJing $103 million the building of Ogden D
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    He left her 2 days after baby's birth
    97 3 4 TEACHER. Wee Geok JFL Neo who sued her husband. Chin Koon Huat. now In Australia, for a divorce on the ground of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by the Chiet Justice. Sir Alan Ro.^e m the Singapore High Court rday.
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    Lock icon FOUR DAYS OF WALKING
    114 3 T^IJMEGEN. Holland. Wed.— More than 14,000 men women from 13 countries out for four days of to nowhere m particu!. The 'Four Days March" around Numegen is just for the fun of it. All the participants who finish the course entitled to a "four days B
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    RI. YOUTH TO STUDY OUR WAY OF LIFE
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    JAPANESE BEAUTY EXPERTS ARRIVE
    96 3 TWO Japanese beauty experts have arrived j m Singapore determin- ed to make Malayan I women more beautiful. For this. Miss Mit- j suko Endo, (left). 21, E and Miss Sakuko Ikura. 23, brought with them f j tv.o bags full of beauty- j aid secret*.
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    ROTARY CLUB IS SEEKING THE RIGHT KAMPONG
    317 3 ROTARY CLUB IS SEEKING THE RIGHT KAMPONG THE Rotary Club of Singapore has decided to 1 adopt another kampong as part of its major community service project and bring Rotary ideals o a wider section of the public. Among its other aims this to iorm an addiial club m the
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    U.K. strikes idle 6,700
    76 3 U.K. strikes idle 6,700 OXFORD. Wed. About 0.700 workers are idle m English car factories as the effects of two strikes snowballed through the industry. An official strike by 2.500 Transport and General Workers Trade unionists at the Morris ear factory at Cowley, i Oxford, led to 2,000 being laid
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    Pakistan to sign trade pads
    72 3 Pakistan to sign trade pads KARACHI. Weci. Pakistan will soon sign bilateral trade agreements with South Vietnam, Siam and .tie Philippines. Mr. A. G. Reza, joint secretary of the Minis- l try of Commerce, said here on his return from a Soutn- j t Asian lour. He said he hoped
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    Lock icon $17 mil. reservoir for Hong Kong
    68 3 $17 mil. reservoir for Hong Kong HONG KONG. Wed. The j Government has announced I that a M 517.000,000 contract I for the construction of i reservoir on Lantao Island, i for which a Japanese firm had also bid. had ,been j awarded to a French com- pany. Societe d'Enterprises
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    NO EXTRA VAGANCE AS CHINESE CELEBRATE
    186 3 NO EXTRA VA GANCE AS CHINESE CELEBRATE THERE will be no fanfare when representatives of 705 Chinese associations and guilds attend a reception m the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 8 for Singapore's As-sembly-men to celebrate selfgovernment. The Government has said there should be no extravagance. So there will be no
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    ILO has an aid scheme for Malaya
    170 3 ILO has an aid scheme for Malaya 1/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. A six-point plan under the International Labour Organisation's expanded programme of technical assistance for Malaya this year, has been approved. This is stated m the latest issue of the Suara Buron. the official publication of the Malayan Trade Union Congress.
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    Lock icon N.Z. to push TRADE
    60 3 N.Z. to push TRADE WELLINGTON. Wed. The JT New Zealand Government has decided to e.stabli>h a trade commissioner's office m Heng Kong, the Minister of Industries and Commerce. Mr. Philip Holioway. announced m the House of Representatives last night. He also announced an officer from 'he New Zealand Commissi,):. ers'
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      260 3 f Mother bakes JZI>L 7^^ t the most delicious \Zij"x cakes with >-E^L M c Dougall's flour jm\ kw FITZPATRICK'S 'S THE TANS INSIST... ROn shopping m the cool relaxing atmosphere of gtfg^^S^^'-^^^s^ Fitzpatrick's SupermarS *V ket where they find j;x>C^<^s^^^ff; everybody so helpful and fo^nTy*^*, mmtiwimt efficient. Such a
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      195 3 m^~-,* MM M| OjlUJßffl I J I I I _%W J| BL^ (Lit- MXOM Romantic duck on the court SUftefClSSl. then, ror the ear. a',e?" r"" tnd .sometimes like a 8 ten to So fiat's the cure' thou dost, keep Steady thy laden heaa (Keaisi ml lown. perhaps, or .i
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    RED CHINA FROM INSIDE
    1367 4 QUESTION: Mr. Wiznitzer, how long were you m hina Answer: S c c n weeks; it wus ,">() days icily, m March and April of this year. Q How were you able to get an entry permit? A I applied to the Communist Chinese consulate when
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    UK ROCKET SITES —ARE REDS FOOLED?
    484 4  - UK ROCKET SITES —ARE REDS FOOLED? CHAPMAN PINCHER By COMIC situation worthy of ;i Whitehall Theatre farce has arisen over the siting of the R.A.F.'s Thor rockets mi the Knst Coast of Britain. The Air Ministry security chiefs insist that the location of the launching sites must be kept secret
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    Campaign of hate
    358 4 Q. How many people would that plant employ normally? A I would say about 300 400 people. Not only was tnere not one man working when I was there, but there was no coke. You see, if the plant had been working the day or a week
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      266 4 PATEK PHILIPPE The Master Watchmakers of Geneva An extraordinary record. In the ny ited wrist watch category, Patek Philippe has obtained the highest mark 55.42, ever recorded Geneva Authorised D Sole Agents H. SENA, LTD. Singopore Penong. CLASSIFIED ADS, H \oi R -I K\ICE Box 50 cts. extra PHOT< BY
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      272 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme contest of the radio school Move." (A repeat of last of ten talks m which leadSummary 102 Mid Day quiz competition; 6.00 8.8.C Sunday's broadcast) ing scholars, men and wo- Jazz Club; 9.00 A Star Remembers men of the theatre speak Glen Miller and 630 The v
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    Industrialists see Minister
    99 5 PRODUCTION CENTRE? POSITIVE ACTION NEEDED' GOVT. IS URGED TO APPOINT 10EL OF EXPERTS tfipOßE indiMriali-U yesterday welcomjTie Government's efforts to solve the dif- .niitatturers, but said more posided to make the city a promanufacturers have tor Labour and Law, Mr. 1 him ol their difficulties. :ne to
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    SAWMILLERS HOLD TALKS
    59 5 SAW MILLERS HOLD TALKS rapore Sawmillers' .tion and the SawWorkers' Union disc ?d the present crisis m the tused by a ci. and resultant un?mp: a joint meet-ek-end. etary of the asMr. Lim Ec Tee. another joint be held on tanisations would proposal to make a to the Govp overcome
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    Royalty to boost standard of living
    145 5 Royalty to boost standard of living If UALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Royal association has been formed m Selangor to raise the standard of living and education of the members of the Royal Families m the State. former member of the Malayan Civil Service and the secretary-general of Party Negara, Raja
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    Youth sent for trial
    73 5 Y outh sent for trial A motor mechanic was dered m his bid to help a colleague who was bein^, :ed by secret society thugs, a preliminary inquiry told m Singapore yesterA youth. Ng Hong Cheow. alias See Tee. was tentatively charged with murdering Ma Kow Chow. 23. m a
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    'Founcl dead'
    31 5 The Singapore, coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing, yesterday returned a verdict of 'found dead" on Seah Seng Hong, 8, whose body was recovered from Kallang Basin on June 20.
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    'CARETAKER' BODY TO CARRY ON TILL SEPT.
    126 5 'CARETAKER BODY TO CARRY ON TILL SEPT. THE ad hoc committee set ■\pril to administer the affairs of the Singapore State UMNO has been asked to remain m office till September. The chairman of the committee. Inche Hamid Alwi. said today the national UMNO president, Tengku Abdul Rahman, had indicated
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    EXTORT CASE ACQUITTAL
    58 5 Soh Chye t>on was acquitted m a Singapore court yesterday on a of causing hurt to Hee Pit Hoong m order to extort "a few dollars'' from him Soh was alleged to have committed the offence m Geylang Road on July 8. while m the company of
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    MUSLIM WELFARE HOME TO BE READY BY SEPTEMBER
    198 5 THE $225,000 Muslim welfare home m Jalan Eunos, Singapore, which is being jointly built by the Social Welfare Department and the Muslim Advisory Board is expected to be opened m September. The home is specially meant for destitute and wayward Malay women.
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    Lock icon AN AVIARY IN A S'PORE GARDEN
    55 5 picture. Mrs. A. Fraser-Brunner inside the aviary with some of the birds. On the left, with its wings spread is a paradise whydah. Among the birds on the branch are a Java sparrow, a Siberian hawfinch, and a Dorian starling. On tile right is
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    More people are interested in birds now
    349 5 More people are interested in birds now pEOPLE m Singapore are taking more inter* r m birds. The Singapore Cage Bird Society, formed Aye years ago, reports that its member- ship is increasing. The Society now has 50 members, excluding junior member>. To expand the junior -section, the Society has
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    Illicit opium: 'Small supply from India'
    95 5 Illicit opium: 'Small supply from India' THE Director of the Central Narcotics Intelligence Bureau m Singapore. Mr. R. S. Tufnell. yesterday cleared a misunderstanding regarding illicit supplies of opium. believed to be com ing from India. It was stated In an earlier report that among the suspected sources oi supply
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    Penal colony plan studied
    64 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government will reconsider opening a penal settlement for hardened criminals after the Federal elections, a spokesman for the Ministry of Interior and Justice said yesterday. The Government's proposal to establish a penal settlement was announced by the Minister. Inche Suleiman bin
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    Oil dividend
    26 5 NEW YORK, Tues.— Socony Mobil Oil Company regular declared a quarterly dividend of 50 cents (U.S.) payable on September 10, on record July 31.
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    MAGISTRATE RESIGNS
    35 5 Mr. Philip Lav, the Singapore sixth magistrate, tendered his resignation yesterday* He ls the second Bench member at Courts' House, South Bridge Road, to resign this month. The first was a district judge.
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      159 5 -TODAY Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): Malay absolute beginners 9 a.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Qua\): Beauty culture 5.15 p.m.: International Women's Clvb film on Korea by Miss Sura Kanu 10 30 a.m. PIBLIC SPEAKING INSTITUTE: Scgriou two at Lecture Hall above Great World management oifice 6 p.m. to 10 pm TOC H: Recorded
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    Opium smuggling in Federation fast declining
    230 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The big racketeers and the "get rich quick" men of the Federation's opium traffic appear to be disappearing trom the scene. A spokesman for Customs Department expressed the opinion yesterday that opium smuggling was fast losing its attractions for spivs. Social
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    TENANTS' REGISTRATION ENDED IN SELANGOR
    72 6 Xl \l.\ H.d i l«»r the i said tenants' ball led I officers is <le-'-t FebTtl.lt .1 made last i cancelling tenants Ntration m the State, but this was not publiThe Selangor war executive committee was told of this decision at a meeting held recently
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    Youth admits robber
    104 6 AN unemployed youth. Teng S< r Siong. 18. who held up a coffee snopkeeper, Chan Sze Leong. at the point of a knife, with three other persons unknown. and robbed him ol $310 and articles and jewellery to the value of $140. convicted at the Singapore Assizes
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    DECREE EOR CLERKESS
    82 6 \IRS. BETTY Tan. nee i.TI Cheong. a clerkess, who left her husband. Joseph Tan. following a dispute when he allegedly threatened her with a knife, was granted a decree nisi by the Chief Justice, Sir Alan Ro>e. m the Singapore High Court yesterday. The decree is to
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    NO PERMITS: 6 PLEAD GUILTY
    84 6 A police patrol boat stopped a sampan oil Pasir Panjang and detained six illegal immigrants from Indonesia, a Singapore magistrate's court was told yesterday. All six pleaded guilty to entering Singapore without an entry permit. Three women Kwek Sim Hwee. 21. Teo Gek Poi. 20.
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    STUDENTS OVERSEAS SAY 'YES' TO GOVT. SERVICE
    148 6 STUDENTS OVERSEAS SAY 'YES' TO GOVT. SERVICE I IT" UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malayan private students overseas want to join the Federation Government service when they return. This is stated m replies the Government has received from the students. The Government m 1957 wrote to private students abroad, mainly m Australian
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    8 for radar course
    62 6 8 for radar course THERE are eight candidates for the radar training course now being conducted by the Singapore Polytechnic. They are four master mariners, two apprentices, one >econd mate, and one lir.st mate. It Is an intensive two- week course following strictly to the British system of training. Successful
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    Inaugural meet
    27 6 The inaugural meeting of the Advertising Students Association will be held at the main lecture hall of the Singapore Polytechnic at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Killed in sleep
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      182 9 rE Perak schoolboy who has won his international cap as a footballer and who is now making the Thomas Cup team his target, will be seen m action during the Ma- layan Open badminton championships, which begin at the Singapore Badminton Hall on July 31. Ng
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