The Singapore Free Press, 5 August 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Ko. ***** SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Way to a summit clear now
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    Rubber up
    31 1 An u n>t firNt pTUk übbrr bu> f.o.b el in Singapore his morninu at 107 ♦•nt> per lb.. up threeloartera of a cent on The tone u.i> iteadji quiet.
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    LAOS: U.K. IS IN DARK
    326 1 LAOS U.K. IS IN DARK Infiltration by Chinese elements? 4 No, no' 6 We can't confirm that rebels wear Vietminh uniform LONDON, Wednesday. jHh British Foreign Office was unable yesterday to confirm reports that Communist insurgents fighting Government troops in Laos were wearing Vietminh uniform. The Foreign Office spokesman said
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    Lock icon Tired, strained Queen
    87 1 Heturn to London a few days atjo ot Queen Llizabetli from her arduous tour of (ana da excited strong expressions of concern when it seen how strained and tired she looked. Said the Daily Herald: "II Minis up the most exhausting tour any British monarch has been
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    SYC: SUPREME BODY TO DECIDE ITS FUTURE
    225 1 SYC: SUPREME BODY TO DECIDE ITS FUTURE rHE apore Youth Council is to call an extra- 1 meeting of delegates from its bodies on Ana. 19 "to consider the of the council." meetcouncil he GovernUt>- oi $15,000 to the council as from next year. The council has been give.. nd
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    Lock icon U.K. polls ill October
    104 1 U .K. polls ill October LONDON. Wed. Many politicians here are agreed that the proposed exchange o. visits between Mr. Khrushchev and President Eisenhower i> unlikely to prevent Mr. Macmillan irom calling a genera] election in October if he wishes to do .>o. Commentator-, thought it Increased the probability of
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    Lock icon Heart-break pact
    34 1 NEWCASTLE. Wed Mr. and Mrs. Mackolej Zwerzanski, a Polish couple who already have children. drew up a heart-break pact here yesterday to give their flve-waeK-old twins to a childless Lancashire couple. Reuter
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    Tact with PMIP' riddle for Front
    114 1 Tact with PMIP' riddle for Front KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The chairman of the Socialist Front. Inche Ahmad Boestamam. said yesterday they were Investigating reports ol an election understanding between the PMIP and the Front in Parian He said From officials were completely baffled by the reported understanding. They had never
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    Lock icon Mitchum in a brawl
    92 1 Mi tchum in a brawl DUBLIN. Wed. -Hollywood tough guy Robert Mit- chum wrote three rude words ■in a fan's autograph book here, signed it "Kirk Douglas"—and was punched and i kicked in the face as a result. The 15 stone, one-time I lorry driver replied by soak- ing the
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    Khrushchev expected to visit Peking
    173 1 GENEVA. Wed. A Soviet spokesman at the^Eastwnference lie; d curly today to comment )tU that Mr. Khrush- may go to P fter Sepnmber vi to the United Sta' He said he had nothing about the reports cir- dilating in conference circles. The reports were believed
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    BUILDING GUTTED
    41 1 This Free Preai piiiun show.N the shrll of the two storcyed bailding in Bn.it tin iv Sincapsn which iraf pitted tins murnin: 1 Smoke u.is st II coming out the dti»i i> when the picture w.is t.» k -i
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    Woman trapped in big blaze
    127 1 Woman trapped in big blaze 4 67 YEAR OLD Chinese woman trapped by flames and falling debri two storey bu. Boat Quay. Sing; caught Ore this morn. About 100 peoplhomeless. Three people at to hospil following parti* r oi irway. rt: of the pepper godown. About le lived In tin
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      74 1 Tombolmi OF MUSIC S M MS X I "J I }lf V: V j %M i KAPTURE THE GLORY OF YOUTH I All the art a liair colour experts are yours the bewitching, semi -permanent >n% are u -übfle in its bea i has its own ans and it condit
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      23 1 Motoring feature Page 7 Your favourite cartoons Page 8 Women's corner Page 6 Asia news page Page 3 Your lucky star Page 8
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      4 1 (Geneva talks —P. 10)
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    STORE-R.I TALKS ON TRADE NEXT MONTH
    210 2 Likely to begin soon after new head of consulate arrives IMPORTANT talks to open up a new era in trade relations between Singapore and Indonesia are likely to begin next month. The Free Press learns that the initial stages he talks will begin in
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    BANK OPENS NEW OFFICE IN KUALA LUMPUR
    108 2 BANK OPENS NEW OFFICE IN KUALA LUMPUR I ON DON Wed I ombard Basking aninccs the opening of in import. i it new office h% l.omh.trd AcceptaiM e ifalaj I I td.. one of the ik n i redil finance sut in Ihe I in u <»iii» is in Kual.t
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    Lock icon Canada aids peace atoms
    43 2 OUVA, Wed. The t .dian External Affairs ard Green. nounced i ements iratom. the European ncy. for co-opera-i the pt usea of provide ration in the peacenik energy and »n in research. Mr. c innounced this a In Reuter
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    Rubber imports
    22 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.— Narubber imports into United States during June totalled 38.603 long tons, while latex imports amounted to 7.445 tons.
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    47 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday prices here today wtn: H riong and S'hai. Banking Corporation HKS9SS Union Ins. Corporation of Canton HK$B2 1 J Wheelock Marden HKS 6.30 Hkor.g Telephone HK528.20 and HK528.30 Dairy Farm Ice and C. Storage HK517.20 Taikoe Docks HKS32 1 and HK$3:
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    Lock icon NUCLEAR POWER FOR INDIA
    87 2 NUCLEAR POWER FOR INDIA BOMBAY, Wed. India's first nuclear power station, costing 550 million rupees (about $350 mil.), will go into operation in 1964, Dr H. J. Biiabha, head o: the Atomic Energy Division of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Scientific Research said yesterday. The station, with a capacity
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    Lock icon Black in London
    28 2 LONDON, Wed. Sir Robert Black. Governor of Hong Kong, arrived In London late last night with his daughter, Barbara, to beeln a three-month leave.- Peuter
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    CITY LIGHTS
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    SHIOPS IN PORT
    225 2 SHIOPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Emp. Fawey 1 2. Kinko Maru 4 5. Shoyu Maru 6A. Glenorchy 6 7. Perseus 8 9, Kmabalu 10 11. Bayernstein 13 14. lancreu 15/16. Utrecht 18. Malacca 19. Sedenak N.Wall 1. Selangor N.Wall 2. Seriili
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    Uncertainty hi London rubber
    89 2 Uncertainty hi London rubber LONDON. Wed. Uncertainty characterised the rubber market here yesterday At first traders were hesitant to follow the rurther sharp advance in Singapore but when orders emerged values became very steady at the higher level. No 1 R.S.S. for shipment remained a pivotal feature of i covering
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    Big list of gains in U.K. stocks
    127 2 Big list of gains in U.K. stocks f ONDON, Wed. Although it was the last day of the current trading account period the stock markets h] London yesterday responded well to the news that President Eisenhower and Mr. Khrushchev were to exchange official visits. Prices in most .*ec turns went
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      60 2 Rl BBER No. 1 RS> if Kuiopcan RUBBER No. 1 RSS >pot RUBBER No. 1 R"*S Settlement House Terms Sept. Aboic pricPEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q. c.i.f. European ports \ug. PEPPER: Black Sarawa. special c.U. European ports Aug. Above prices quo'TIN nsafl session Spot m Three Months Settlement
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      40 2 TIN Straits Spot TIN futures Straits Contract Sept Oct TONE: Stead v VI I RUBBER: Futures *»«-pt No, TONE stead? I\l I No. 1 RSS Aug. landed price COFFEE: Futures *B* Contract Sept. New Above prices quoted
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      17 2 30 Industrials I 26 Railroads 40 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 65 Stocks Composite Averages
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      U.S. PEPPER
      29 2 Malabar spot ST^. awaiting release and afloat* unquoted A.. shipment 27 1 3 to Lampong spot 26 u .a--and afloat^ 26 August shipn.tut Above prices quoted Itdfkdfjxdf
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      58 2 COPRA Philippines <if I K North European ports delivered weight per long ton Aug. COPR 4. Straits cJ.f. I K North European ports delivered weight COCONUT OIE crude Straits European ports in bulk per long COCONUT OIL crude r*lon < European ports in bulk per long PHILIPPINE
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    556 2 INDUSTRIAL., Previavs Taday IC s g B B ifl S Pref... .SB I 6 s c B 1 4'. S i S »-9B 44 8 E A4 10 S A, b B M 7 B A4 8S A4 9 S 50 B c 5 S in e-eA<=-
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    Lock icon MYSTERY OF THE OUT OF SIGHT PEKING LEADERS
    49 3 s, who have dropped out *f «;«*u* <• I. he ho,din g a iretZf^enc^t Us^S no mention of most nf tu* a bigger say in running •PDroach to productl O n P pro: j ■t at last Dec mber'.s Wuhan meelins U.P.I
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    Lock icon Japanese bid for German market
    185 3 JAP making strenuous to persuade WeM Germany restrici se goods during the Tokyo trade talks, between the two countries, according ge in the Loi mcial Times. The talk< -in on July 22. from Japan's point of talks are being held the basis of a recent
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    Lock icon 'Give up four of Red China"
    185 3 'Give up four of Red China" T \IION\IJST Chinese I Vice President-Pre-mier Chen Cheng has urged Free Asian nations to dispel their fears of Communist China which, he said, 'is on the brink of collapse." "Not only have the Communists failed to gain effective control over the people but Red
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    Lock icon TERRORISM IN W. JAVA IS WORSENING
    105 3 rv\Rl/L ISLAM terrorist activities In West Java is on the rise, according to the Jakarta Antara news agency. The agency, quoting: West Java authorities, said 491 people were killed in the first quarter of 1959 compared with 451 in the same period of 1958.
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    Lock icon More ioreigi schools in RI to close
    80 3 More ioreigi schools in RI to close air. J. M. Siregar. Nortn Sumatra inspector of foreign .schools, told the pre>.-> the number of foreign schools in I: la would be again reduced, according to pre^ reports from Medan. La>t year the government closed lo reign schools in all but 158
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    Lock icon Peru's Japanese build stadium
    30 3 While In Lima, Peru. Japanese Premier Kisni visited a modern sports stadium built by the Japanese community there. He was welcomed by 10,000 Japanese expatriates.- Reuter.
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    Lock icon S. Vietnam-German trade rising
    47 3 S. Vietnam-German trade rising South Vietnam import* from West Germany have increased from M54.500.000 in 1954 to $60,000,000 in 1957. Exports to West Germany during the same period Increased from M$G75 to $6,900,000. Principal exports to V. Germany included rice, rubber, tea. lumber and handicraft items.- U.P.I
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  • Cambodia Premier holds talks in Saigon
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      55 3 riAMBODIA'S Pri m e Minister Prince Norodom Sihanouk is today concluding: a three day visit to Saigon, where he has been engaged in discussions with Vietnamese leaders aimed at -ending misunderstandings and creating new relationships which we wish to be cordial and trustful." He said, "All we wish that no
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      22 3 Japan ha* opened negotiations for resumption ©1 diplomatic- relations uith Communist BuUana, Hungary and Rumania cut ofl since World War 11- U.P.I
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      32 3 Six persons of Tibetan origin have been granted visas to pass through Hong Kong on their way to Formosa after the Tibetan uprising again.st Communist China in March of this year. Reuter.
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      18 3 A shipment oj b.OOO tons o/ rice 'rovi Communist China has arrived in Bem,,nn harbour near Medan. U.P.I.
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      21 3 Mr Edward du Cann British Conservative M.P.. has accented an invitation from PrSddent Chiang Kai-shek to visit Formosa this month.- Reuter
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      27 3 Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. has s/iipped lo Peking a total of six cancer treatment machines together with their Cobalt-QV radiation sources. Each machine costs .U5150.000.- Reuter.
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      23 3 THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT HAS ASKED RED CHINA FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE WHEREABOUTS AND SAFETY OF A NUMBER OF INDIAN NATIONALS I N TIBET.
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      20 3 CHINA HAS BEEN ASKED TO GIVE FACILITIES TO ANY INDAN NATIONALS WHO WISHED TO RETURN TO INDIA. REU TER
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      44 3 The New York Newsweek magazine reported that atomic spy Klaus Fuchs. who was recently released from a British prison and went to East Germany, has been invited to visit Peking, "to see if he can be of help in advising Chinese nuclear scientists."- Reuter
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      35 3 The foremost Amcricar airba.se in the Pacific at Kung Kuan In Central Formosa, built lor the future u.^e ol United States Strategic Air Command bombers, has been completed at a cost uf MS9O million.- Reuter.
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      37 3 An undent Japanese sicord belonging to the famed Mitsui family, lost in a Tokyo burglary eleven years ago, has been recovered by San Francisco police. It has been the object of a uorldnide hunt since 1948.- Reuter
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      24 3 w H The Nisan Motor Company, a leading Japanese motor car manufacturer, has put on sale two new models on the domestic market. Reuter
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      24 3 Japanese Premier Klshl, during his Buenos Aires visit, invested President Arturo Frondizi. with the Grand Cordon of the Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum.- Reuter
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      30 3 Mitsubishi engineers, who tested a model of the proposed nucleur submarine off Port Kobe pronounce the tests as "quite successful*'. It was operated by remote control from a ship. Reuter
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      23 3 W W Ti Six Nationalist Chinese agricultural officials have arrived in Tokyo to take part in a three-month farm extension training course.— U.P.I
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    Lock icon Mission to Peking
    32 3 Dr. T. Dervis, chairman of the .iot Nationalist Party, and other memoers of a cultural delegaiion to Communist China were received in Peking by Fw.^on Minister Chen Yi.- U.P.I
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    Lock icon K.I. gets offers
    27 3 The Jakarta Antara news agency said that offers to buy Indonesian sugar had been received from Siam, Burma. Hong Kona. Jaoan and Ceylon.— Reuter
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    Lock icon AID FOR 8,000 CHINESE NOW IN LAOS
    134 3 AID FOR 8,000 CHINESE NOW IN LAOS THE Secretary-General of the Free China Relief Association. Mr. Fang Chili, said In Taipeh that negotiations were under way between his association, and Laotian authorities to rush relief supplies to 8.000 Chinese lelugees now stranded in Laos. Mr. Fang said these refugees, all
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    US RECONCILES JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA
    146 3 US RECONCILES JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA A MESSAGE in the London Daily Telegraph stated that the Japanese Government believed that a marked improvement in South KoreanJapanese relations was developing. This newspaper's special correspondent in Tokyo reported that Mr. Aiichiro Fujiyama, the Japanese Foreign Minister, had told him that after the
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    Lock icon Pakistan-India climate improves
    199 3 PakistanIndia climate improves Reuter THE Pakistani and Indian tinance ministers have called for an "agreed picture" of the financial issues between the two countries to be prepared at an official level before the end of this year it was officially announced in Karachi. joint communique issued at the conclusion of
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    Lock icon Water vehicles for Pak. army
    36 3 Indian Premier Nei.ru told the Lower House 01 Parliament in New Delhi that reports had been received that the Pakistan army had obtained 400 amphibious V6hlCleS f*v»m tlu ITniTpri States.- U.P.I
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    Praise for RI universities
    90 3 AN American medical expert said in Jakarta that he was "greatly impressed" by the progress being made by Indonesian colleges in the medical field. Dr. Ernest L. Stebbins. dean of the Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore, said the University of Indonesia at Jakarta and the Gadja Mada
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    37 3 Suzu Island, an uninhabited island off the coast of Central Japan, is to be set aside for breeding monkeys for medical tests. Between 200 and 250 monkeys will be let loose on the island.- Reuter.
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    Lock icon INDO-PAK. WATER TALKS
    52 3 Mr. W.A.B. Iliff, vicepresident of the U.S World Bank, will preside at the opening of a conference with officials from India and Pakistan in London today. They will try to settle the dispute over division of the Indus Basin waters which nas bedevilled their relations for 12
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    BIG ONE FREED
    174 4 GOLIATH, the second bisgest carp ever hooked in Britain, has been returned alive into its lake in Fiiuhampstead. Berkshire, looking just a bit ashamed of hhnseif. For 341b Cioliath had been tricked h >" fear-old Jack Ward, who has spent 2.500 hours over a period of five
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    Lock icon I.G.Y. PROBES RE VEAL BOUNDARY OF SPACE
    326 4  - I.G.Y. PROBES RE VEAL BOUNDARY OF SPACE JOSEPH L. NYLER ygklygklklflgkt BY WASHINGTON. SOVIET scientists say the atmosphere ends and; space begins about 1.364 miles from the earth, i Once past the 1.864-milt mark you're in planetary space. The United Sta has passed that mark with five satellites and probes,
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    Lock icon Britain to build bigger than ZETA machine
    595 4 LONDON. BRITISH scientists are working on a new system to replace ZETA" the atom fusion machine designed to harness the H-bomb for peaceful purposes the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority said in its annual report for 1958. The experiments in-" volved temperatures of
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    Can children be made immune to parental rows?
    301 4  - Can children be made immune to parental rows? ANNE SCOTT-JAMES b> THE big psychiatrists have just announced Uiat it is not a bad thing for children to see their parents quarrel. "If inoculated with small doses of parental disharmony," said one at the British Medical Association in London, meeting, "children
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    THEY WILL HAVE TO TAKE SIDES
    243 4 over and we shall all be well adjusted. More likely, a boy grinds his teeth and makes plans to fight his father. Or a little girl climbs up to bed saying, "Mummy is a beast, a beast, a beast." I admit that one of
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    Lock icon LONELY ISLE IS AGAIN POPULATED
    126 4 LONELY ISLE IS AGAIN POPULATED ST. KILDA, Britain's most westerly island. 50 miles out in the Atlantic, is inhabited again alter nearly 30 years. The occupants are the British Army. The last of St. Kilda's civilian population of 80 left the rocky three-mile long island in 1930 because of maintaining
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    THREE IS NEED TO WORRY OVER THROMBOSE
    139 4  - THREE IS NEED TO WORRY OVER THROMBOSE A.Medical ytlygflxlfktc lorrm 1 wood 1 pra. concei I not due B can 1 mjur I re»ul; p.* < I P r I cular ftj I T» I heard I Of t! after MPtSca Thr in i hap;. I may he po&siMf you
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      189 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme Sum- 5.30 Top Of The Form. The 730 BBr mn^rf h,h nMrp TQCti mary. 1.02 Easy On The Ear fourU. cont est in the inter- S Jo\^& iSXVn^ iSTtaU^in '^hTe^i^ The Hl-Lo's and Glen BBC q Jaz VcTu? 630* The 6 T ™th On A Tower." (A
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    Wayang troupes pack up
    60 5 DWINDLING ATTENDANCES HIT CHINESE STAGE SHOWS 10 HANDFUL OF f OONS AT EVERY PERFORMANCE Pro— Staff Reporter alien on Chinese theatri I s huh used to draw large rmaiues. Out of more I in Singapore, three have h one to the FederI at most of its
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    Hollywood audition for Satay
    131 5 Hollywood audition for Satay WAHID (above). the young Cathay Kris Kilnis t •►median, may soon >>n to Hollywood to appeal in an hour long NB( colour television protnmt featartag either Dinah Shore or Shirley %1-it Lain He was auditioned in ipore a few days ago Mr. George Schlatter of NBC.
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    GOVT. OFFICER TOURS TEKONG
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    FAIR PRIZES
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    Barred from active politics
    89 5 Barred from active politics FrUALA LUMPUR. Wed. »> A'.: employees of Malaya's ege in Klang have i barred from taking an e part in politics. A directive to this effect already been issued by the college council which le the decision at its last Meanwhile, the Selangor Government plans to
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    Sawmill industry seeks aid GOVT. TOLD OF DIFFICULTIES
    177 5 Sawmill industry seeks aid GOVT. TOLD OF DIFFICULTIES 4 JOINT delegation from the Singapore Sawmillers' Association and the Sawmill rkers' Union called on the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Labour and Law, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, during the week-end to seek Government aid to overcome their present difficulties. They
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    Union puts off count of ballot
    93 5 KLANG. Wed. The Harbour Trade Union yesterday decided to postpone the counting of strike ballot papers until today. "I have just received a telephone call from the Ministry asking our representative to meet them in Kuala Lumpur." the secretary, Mr. V. Suppiah, said. The
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    South Indian musicians to play here
    64 5 South Indian musicians to play here A SOUTH Indian music party arrived in Singa--1 pore for a short season here j yesterday. The eight-man 'Kacheri' group was greeted by a i shower of garlands by scores j of fans when they arrived by train from Penang. Consisting of two singers
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    WE WANT MAMA9
    166 5 WE WANT MAMA 9 The sergeant on duty j I raised his eyebrows as j seven forlorn children j shuffled into the police station. I Fidgeting self-con- j sciously. they lined up j I in a row while the elde/st j girl stepped forward. M We want our Mania." she
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    P.S.C. chairman
    24 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman former Deputy Mentri Besar, has been appointed chairman of the Johore Public Service Commission.
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    Found hanging
    34 5 A verdict of "suicide" was recorded at a Singapore in--day.< on Low You Hoo. 55. who was found hanging from an overhead disused wheel at a rice-mill in Beo on July 20.
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    Women's Diary TODAY
    104 5 Women's Diary TODAY Y W.C.A. (Outram Road): Malay— absolute beginner* 9 a.m. VWC.A. (Raffles Quay): Beauty culture 2.30 p.m.: International H o men s C l ub Visit to S.A.T.A. 10.30 a.m. PUBLIC SPEAKING INSTITUTE: Session four at the Lecture Hall above the Great World management office 6 pm. to
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    211 5 Council staff wait move on variable allowances rpHE staff of the Singa- pore City Council are anxiously waiting for negotiations to begin between the Singapore Government and its employees' unions on the question of variable allowances. The secretary of the Singapore City Council Services Union, Mr. P. Ramasamy, said the
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    1310 6 MAIN POINTS OF A PUBLIC LECTURE GIVEN BY MR. A. FRASER-BRUNNER |>IRDS have always been attractive to lar. numbers of people, for many different reasons. Early man :em mainly as an of food; primi:nan today sees ets for his an empire builders massacred ile populations of
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    203 6 Committee for vocational education set up A WORKING COm- mittee on vocational and technical education has been appointed and plans are being considered for the conversion next year of at least one school for vocational training and two secondary schools for technical education in Singapore. This was announced by the
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    STORE JOB-HUNTERS REGISTER AT JOHORE EXCHANGES
    204 6 f^IIALA LUMPUR, Wed. People from Singapore are constantly coming across the Causeway to register at Federation employment exchanges, said a spokesman for the Labour Department yesterday. "We have no means checking on these figures with any degree of accuracy because many of these people
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    50 6 BRADFORD. Wed. July proved this British textile centre's busiest month export for "many years according to Bradford Conditioning House returns issued yesterday. Three records were b: tlie turnover of materials the amount ol tops 'combed woob hai died and the number ot tests conducted textile materials.
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    41 6 Soon a giant telescope PALO ALTO < California I Tues. Stanford University announced that a new giant radar telescope, second only to the one ai Jodreii Banks in England, would be built mjoii to explore the secrets of .^pace. sun .ind planet >.
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    First chemicals survey of Malayan plant
    167 6 First chemi cals survey of Malayan plant WILL GO i)\ FOR KUALA II MIM rpHE first detailed chemical sin 1 growing in Mala; till tx-i four Government department The departmt Aborigines and For- man for the Department will last lor y< 0U He said that there about 20.000 botanical spe
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      174 6 'Knee-cap look' is not for us THE average Singapore girl is not likely to take to the new "exposed kneecap" look introduced bv Dior chief Yves SaintLaurent in Paris. While the average Miss Singapore has declared that she will not be 'caught dead in it," local fashion experts predict that
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    37 7 Popper picture Only pygmy hippopotamus in (iermany, "Ciola" is a friendly one-year-old acquired from Basel. Switzerland, and i« a great favourite of the zoo attendants in West Germany.
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    737 8 Voluble, yes! But it's oh so versatile WHAT I like in a pas- senger when I am driving is confidence. None of this nonsense of a voice that fades away half way through a sentence just when I am negotiating three lorries, one roundabout, and an absent minded Alsatian. I
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    WORLD'S LARGEST TYRE WEIGHS TWO TONS
    84 8 These two young children seem to be overwhelmed by the size of the worlds largest tyre. Built by the Goodyear Tyre Rubber Co, the jsr>2,ooo tyre weighs two tons and is iofi high. It was specially constructed for the world's largest lorry. The bearing
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    331 8 BRITAIN'S big three tractor makers are being offered the chance of storming world markets with a new machine years ahead of anything now in production. It has no gears, clutch, brakes, or propeller shaft. The only controls are a steering wheel, a throttle adjustment, and a
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    309 9 UK YARD AND CHANGI WIN IN JUNIOR CUP 4; Balestier United >. SAFA preliminary round terday H.M. Dockyard the MFA ground. They in the next round. Dockyard started promised took the lead in the minute, when a corner! Obed was met by Rahim Weng Fatt, in headway, deflected the ball
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    389 9 A late goal gives Chinese a draw Chinese 1; Army 1. 4 LATE goal by Seng Rum. who played for Singapore in the Asian Youth Cup competition, enabled Chinese to hold Army to a draw in their charity soccer match at Jalan Besar last night. The score was a fair
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    43 9 SINGAPORE: Athletics: Interclub championships (heats), Fairer Park, 4.30 pjm. Soccer: SBHFA League and Cup final National Carbon v National Carbon "A"., Jalan Besar stadium. Cycling:: Ten-mile time trial. Tampenis Road. 5 p.m. Golf: FEAF meet. R.1.C.; 3 BOD G.C. meet R.S.G.C.
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    154 9 Malayans to visit Ceylon this month HPHE Ceylon Football AssoA ciation is finalising Its preparations for the visit of i a Malayan team. The Malayans are expected to play a series of exhibition matches there at the end of the month, according to a report reaching here today. The proposed
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    144 9 SOUTH ORANGE, New Jersey, Tugs _Alex Olmedo, the Wimbledon champion, from Peru, told reporters here that he might turn professional in the Autumn. He said promoter Jack Kramer had talked to him about it. •But there are a lot of details which must be
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    344 9 Surrey take clear lead in the county table LONDON. Wed. Surrey, seeking the English County t ricket C hampionships lor the eight successive year, >e>terday took a clear lead at the lop of the table lor the first time this, season. The champions took maximum pour. a tremendous battle against
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    267 10 THREE-HOUR TALKS BEFORE MINISTERS SETTLE TERMS OF 6-POINTS STATEMENT GENEVA, Wednesday. pf[ Big Four Foreign Ministers met here for three hours last night before they could v on l joint communique to be issued at a plenmr) of their conference this afteron. I The communique
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    77 10 Aid probe to continue WASHINGTON, Tues. A Senate foreign relations sub-committee today decided to continue its inquiry into operations of the* United States foreign aid programme in South Vietnam. Senator Mike I .eld. the democratic chairman of sub-committee, said that ihe sub-committee world m- more de* conflict in testimony presented
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    57 10 pu'lurr Dr. Urn Chonc En and his wife pictured at Singapore Airport yesterday before tearing for Britain, where Dr. Lim is to undergo specialist medical treatment Political circles speculate that the former national president of the Malayan Chinese Association will play a key role under the party's
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    38 10 WARSAW. Wed.- An Amercan spokesman. Mr. Herbert Clync, last night quashed rumours that Mr. Richard Nixon, the American VicePresident, might be meeting Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Primate of Poland, during his current visit here.
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