The Singapore Free Press, 6 August 1959

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    15 1 the singapore FREE PRESS No 1556T SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 1959. 15 CENTS. J ___MMMM
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    Opinion
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    Britain and US express concern
    375 1 Britain and US express concern LONDON, Thurs.— Britain regards the situation in Laos rave, the Foreign Office said last night. In Washington the Department said ed the continued fighting with serid d In India and in am. Govenv D ear r 1 he Premier. M to United -is SecreMr. Dag.
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    LAOS: GRAVE EVENTS
    19 1 State Department speaks of link with Moscow STOP PRESS SNAT STILI /Id 5 TO -EAR T'
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    MINISTER: WE DON'T WANT FAMILY AFFAIR
    173 1 MINISTER: WE DON'T WANT FAMILY AFFAIR Husbands and wives who work in same schools HUSBANDS and wives working in the same schools will be transferred to other schools from next year, the Singapore Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said yesterday. He added: "It is our policy to stop
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    Lock icon Petticoat Lane to get new look
    65 1 Petticoat Lane to get new look LONDON. Thurs. Petticoat Lane. London's 200-year-w «5Sn air street market. may soon acquire a "super market- look, said a property SSSm .spokesman yesterday. The firm City and Country Proolrties has bought a f a r r°Jr acant site on the narrow crowded street for
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    Lock icon Ike to hit union racketeering
    16 1 other trade union abuses. The White House, anan™ television networks. Reuter
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    Lock icon NEWS IN BRIEF
    203 1 NEWS IN BRIEF BONN: V r \d< ikumm the West German Chancellor, and Dr. lleinrich Von Brentano. the Foreign Minister, will visit London about Aug. 29 to confer there with President Eisenhower and Mr. Maemillan. Reuter. RABAT: Ki^? Mohamed V of Morocco will be operated on next Friday for a
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    Lock icon Protest against S. V. ban
    54 1 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Dermot Morrah. chairman of the Press Freedom Committee of the Commonwealth Press Union, today supported the protect made by a group of British Members of Parliament against the ban placed Si Mr Ronald Segal, editor of the magazine Africa South. by the
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    Indonesian mission to Red China
    94 1 A 4&-member Indonesian cultural mission to mainland China seen above left Singapore this morning for Hong Kong en route to Canton and Peking. The mission, which includes 26 women, will be in China for about three months and then will go to North Korea for
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    Lock icon 'Test tube' fathers: Lawyers' appeal
    99 1 'Test tube' fathers Lawyers' appeal LONDON. Thurs. A wife should be able to divorce her husband if he acts as a "test tube lather" without her consent, the Law Society urges today. The society, which represents 17.000 British solicitors. calls on doctors to make absolutely certain that all would-be dorors
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    Lock icon DEFENCE OF ROCK N' ROLL
    90 1 DEFENCE OF ROCK N' ROLL LONDON, Thurs. Rock n' roll dancing uses up surplus teenage energy that might otherwise go into coshing and knifing, the Medical Press, a professional weekly, said yesterday In an editorial. The rhythm was a normal part of life. A Dutch psychiatrist. Dr. Joost Mcerloo. had
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    Lock icon A mole makes him U.S. citizen
    170 1 Ll o t t s citizen today. abdomen. I Federa rourt yesterday to hamS that he s the son of prove that n« how Lim. no T\T^ic Lee -Lea-Sin. The K °Oovernment presented blood tests to back its claim that Urn couldn't &e the
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    Lock icon BIG 4 AGREE ON FRESH BID FOR DISARM TALKS
    291 1 THE Big Four foreign m the composition of a n tiations on disarmament, disclosed here last night, consist of ten nations. The big powers are now sounding out other interested countries through diplomatic channels, to gain their agreement to the new
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    Lock icon A $600,000 dress bill
    94 1 1 PARIS. Thurs. Seamstresses of the Paris fashion house of Lanvin-Castillo arcbusy altering some 60 dresses and suits and 30 furs to the measurements of Barbara Hut ton. the Wool worth millionaires-. She bought the clothes In a two- hour spending spree last Thursday. The house
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    Tommy wants to meet Mr. K.
    62 1 GENEVA. Thursday. ninisters have agreed on lew body to resume necoa usually reliable source The body is expected to LONDON. Thins. TKDMMY Steele, British iock 1 and roll singer, who flew to Moscow yesterday to see the Moscow International Film Festival, said at London
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    Rubber falls
    33 1 August first snide rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Sinenpore this morning at 1O."> 1 ecati per lb.. down a quarter of a cent on ye*terda\ I close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Jap oil plant in flames
    46 1 Jap oil plant in flames TEHERAN. Thurs. P reports today said a Japa. oil company installation. 28 miles off Kuwait in the Persian Gulf, caught lire, destroying one floating derrick and causing undetermined damage to a Japanese ship Unconfirmed reports said era! Japanese were killed —U.P.I.
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    Censorship probe
    22 1 THE HAGUE. Thur>.- Th< Dutch Government will a committee to Dutch Neu Guinea to Investigate lllega nsorship of mail. Reut
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    brencli tvre plant
    12 2 ise Ouodyear the Ameii Company is to M Of
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    Record German sleel output
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
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    Govt. drops Crown Agents
    202 2 SCHOOLS WILL BUY THEIR SCIENCE NEEDS LOCALLY GETTING SUPPLIES MORE QUICKLY, AT LESS COST pHK Government has derided to stop buying scientific equipment for schools from Britain through the Crown Agents for the Colonies. Minister for Education, Mr. Yons; Xyuk Lin, day ordered that, in future,
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    CEYLON TO SEND TRADE MINISTER TO E. GERMANY
    110 2 C'OHMIBO I*bun I lie Prime Minister «i < ej lon Mr. >olomun Kaiui.iikv Uerdaj ann—need that eyton ua* liking steps, to explore the i»<»sMbiiiiv of exchansinf -ions with 11. tulrl the House <»l lie ntathres he had a^ked Minister »f ommene iradr
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    U.S. IMPORT RECORD
    69 2 ing ton Wed. eiaJ Unto June were a record iion. (about 54.100 j the como tiepaiin: compares with May 51. 263. 8 million i about $3,790 mil.) and June 1958 impo:- 1.031.3 million about 53. 093 mii. The Department said total leral imports in tne first i
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    Lock icon Big barter deal
    50 2 Big barter deal CAIRO. Thurs. The first phase of negotiations be:i two British firms and gyptian authorities for iri deal worth more 500.000 has bi-en conI d. The two concerns are the Eh 'ft he Company. icturers of railway equipme I ids and Gibs< a London firm of cotmerchantij Reuter
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    Lock icon FRENCH WORLD AIR SERVICE
    30 2 IRIS i: rhe LV.itcd d permisAirlines to fly rth Polo to the tablish an ich round-the-world serQt of Frai i air talks first vnn-L-ludfd here. Reuter
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    No early sales of U .S. coconut oil
    52 2 WASHINGTON Wed. Members of the United States Hou>e of Representative.^ j terday refused to consent to an immediate start of floor debate on a measure which would permit early sale* by the government of £265 rr.ill.on oi coconut oil from the nation's
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    Britain's reserves growing UP £54 MIL. THIS YEAR
    140 2 Britain's reserves growing UP £54 MIL. THIS YEAR f ONDON, Thurs.— Britain's gold and convertible current reserves rose by £17 million in July, the Treasury announced yesterday. This rise compared with that of £19 million in June. At the end of the month the reserves stood at £1.150 millions. The
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    Jap trade balance precarious
    185 2 Jap trade balance precarious GE NEv A. Thurs. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade <GATT' yesterday olamed ihe "precarious balance" between Japans production ana exports, un the one liana, and imports on the other, lor the preat variations in Japan's economic situation during recent years. GATT'S trade report lor
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    From Italy
    24 2 LONDON. Wed. The Chairman of the British Motor Corporation announced today that Austin and Morris cars would shortly be produced in Italy.
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    Long list of gains in U.K. stocks
    121 2 Long list of gains in U.K. stocks LONDON. Thurs.— The London .>tock markets made further headway yesterday with the opening of a new account, and another long list of gains was recorded. Virtually all sections took part in the fresh advance. Gilt-edged securities, however, although above UKlowest following a further
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    Japan to join three fairs
    40 2 TOKYO. Wed.—Tne Japan Expurt Trade Prom. Agency «JETRO\ a oflicial body, announced todaj it would fake part In thre< international trade fairs tc be held in Damascus. Tor and Lima respectively In the coming months.
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    POP Slight of Hand
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    Lock icon Japan's reserves a record
    131 2 Japan's reserves a record rKYO. Thurs. The Japanese Ministry of Finance announced today Japan's foreign exchange and gold reserve at the end of July amounted to M53.630 million, the highest since the 1 end of World War 11. The amount represented an increase of MS2BB million over the level a»t
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    53 2 HONG KONG. \Vedr.esc. Closing pikes here today were: Previous Today HKS HKS H A: S Bank.: Corporation j $965 Union Ins. Canton SoJ.jO $83 Wheelock Marden $6.30 $6.35 Hkong 'phone $28.20 $28.50 and $28.30 Dairy Farm C. Stora-e 51T. 20 $17 20 and $17.30 Taikoo Do<K.s $32.50
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    Lock icon Queen Mother 59
    18 2 1 SANDRINGHAM. Thi:r Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, quietly celebs her fifty-r.inth birthday yesterday.- Reuter
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    Tin offerings
    20 2 LONDON. Thurs.— Tin was moderately dealt in yesterday at steady prices with offerings of cash tin well absorbed.
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      59 2 U.K. CLOSING PR ICES RIBBLK No. IBSScXI port* \ut ■cat. BIBBLU No. 11lKl RBI K V.. 1 K^* House Fcrau v kim >ieaa\ ai ■crunc At PEPPKR: Uhit. k f.a.q c.i-f. turopfan i>orts lag PEPPLU: Black Sarawali c.i.f. EuroiM-an port- UMJ Above prices TIN Thre* Month-<j-ttifinrnt Price TONE: Steady. 11l
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      37 2 TIN Spot TIN tutur.MraMi < «»lltia. t *>r\}l. TOM Quiet. -\l l IUBKKK: lutun-s >, pi TONE: Bart-h stcad>. No. 1 K*»s. \u<. i uided prior OOrVU: f utuMs r. (mi sept. New Above price- auoU
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      DOW JONES AVERACH
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      U.S. PEPPER
      10 2 Malaba. shipment 27 26 -V Above pr?cri on
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      57 2 North I urupcan ports dfh\u>ulit p«*r long ton \i. I uiopcan ports drlhrird oer lon* ton Auj;. Sept. t O( (IXI T OIL crude Straits < i I I ntopran ports in bulk per long ton Am, >cpt. urnptan ports in hulk per I ton \ue PHHIPIMM
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    691 2 sin s INDUSTRIALS Previous Today 43 B e p as ,tsi S 1 19 ICI 11.00 B B. E 45- B S 52 S B. v. \n teas I K ;g c if' '>' C 98 S K ft <! I rt? D atri:,s B r 4
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      103 2 HOTEL J^ 'ZABETHAN GRILL Vil?* 2804 >st Muß GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES WHO DEMAND QUALITY GOODS AT LOW PRICE DOPCAS Jtnped, spotted ond plain cotton 'Drip Dry 36" RELEX printed non-iron cotton 36" SWISS spotted non-iron cotton 36" FANCY Single flower bordered cotton Minimum ironing 36" em A i:GIAN
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    Lock icon Seal 12-year tfATER ROW?
    304 3 Seal 12- year tfATER ROW? I Iliff. the bank r yCSterday un--01 the end of a t^lve migW political obser^m Lonrin. h IS PUtC be old India^Offlce^nd ?Wll h eV engineers of the World Bank and of ?he two go veru" merits. The leader of the Indian delegation, Mr. D.
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    Lock icon More British estates in RI to be taken over?
    41 3 Itgraijan Affairs of North Purljn<luni;an >jid Suutn i mesi m <<<>\ eminent Medan newspaper l.rmba. rned estates had already i rtrrhlwi Rrhether the concession which had now >^ uhrther the% would be :it.- Reuter
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    ECONOMY OF SIAM NOW IS IMPROVING
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    Telecoms school tor Bangkok
    16 3 Telecoms school tor Bangkok n to pave the .ment of hool d in 111 be Reu-
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    AOS WOULD APPEAL FOR IN ACTION
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    U.S. again to block Peking entry into UN
    454 3 U.S. again to block Peking entry into UN Brief* Cab ch I San t h e s would tenth ye in Siina i the United Nations India has already introduced perennial resolution Qing lor the ousting of tionalist China's deletion and its replacement by delegates from Communist China. U.P.I. The
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    Lock icon Japanese ship for Czechoslovakia
    23 3 Shipbuilding and E :ng Comr t launched a 12.450--ton freighter built in Osaka tor a Czechoslovak shipping company. Reuter
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    Lock icon N.Z. appeal for aid to H.K. refugees
    271 3 120,000-ton rice deal NEW ZEALAND M.P., Mr. Warren Freer. suggested in Wellington that the Commerce Ministers of New Zealand, Australia and Canada should meet in Hong Kons to discuss the establishment there of industries to give employment to refuefrom Communist Chi: Mr. Freer
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    Lock icon RI EXPORTS INCREASING
    63 3 INDONESIAN exports during this year amounted to about U*****.500.00U. crease ol about $27 million over the corresponding period last year and about $600,000 higher than the 1957 t for the same period. Unofficial rrp(>rt> indicated petroleum and petroleum products rubber and coffee provided the biggest export earnings,
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    Lock icon TAIPEH GLOOMY OVER IKE-MR. K. VISITS ACCORD
    305 3 RATIONALIST CHINA has expressed deep con- corn over President Eisenhower's arrangement with Soviet Premier Khrushchev to exchange visits. The Nationalist Foreign Ministry in a statement said the universal desire for peace was commendable but justice should be in no way sacrificed for pea
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    Lock icon Japanese firm's gesture to a Briton
    141 3 Japanese firm 's gesture to a Briton A LONDON mother who.e ion died in Japan duWorld War II is to re :vo 10 photographs of the British Commonwc;Cemetery in Yokohama uhere the son lies bur a. Japanese trading I in Tokyo. Mrs. M. Prior recently wrott a letter to the
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    Lock icon A-TRAINING IN JAPAN
    49 3 A-TRAINING IN JAPAN The Japan Atomic I Commission said 15 A scientists would be given months' training In Japan from November 24 In th<» utilisation of isoto; Tin 15 scieni HI con from Nationals China, five from Siam two from Burma, and onr each from Persia and Pakistb Reuter
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    Lock icon THE ANIMAL ASTRONAUTS
    666 4 Preparing man's flight to ihe stars ANIMAL astronauts are being trained for a loni* series of rocket flights to prepare the road tor man's lliijil lo the stars. This phase of Mercury, the National ronautics and Space Administration's manned satellite project, is scheduled to under way at
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    Lock icon QUEST FOR ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN
    1044 4  - QUEST FOR ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN THE WAY ggfhfgh fhhfhh CIR Edmund Hillary, the New Zealand beekeeper who conquered Mount Everest and Ihe Antarctic Continent, luis just received the annual 5 North American Santa's beast (7). 6 Look where to find My Lord (3>. 7 He follows the noctule to take the
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    Lock icon Travel in Russia is now easier
    55 4 Travel in Russia is now easier LX>RF.: I I So to I B I I B ur.. I pn I I I ***** 1 0} Thl« jj I sil: pro\ volul cou: eU or. trick off on v Worn* the: I dr:\ M ing I I I I CO: I
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      454 4 i^H^^^M^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^W^^^^^BM^^^^^^^^^^^M^^M^^^^^^^W^Mi^^^^^^^^^^^H ™^i"^^"^^^l HB— "^■^■^^J LIES ACROs^ 1 They may be recited or like la-bo-ur! to. 6). 8 The Scandinavian view in a better uni-cellular group <5». 9 Superlatively suitable to be a prefect with little change <7>. 10 Find a pound in a straw hat. no doubt at Yarmouth (7).
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    Govt. is urged to put Kathis
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    Debtor: I've two wives to support
    48 5 Debtor: I've two wives to support 4 DEBTOR. Chua Kok A K yesterday in hks public ex>n before tne Sir [r. T Kulaout his month he $10 towards the 5120.315 busini nkrupt in ant K. couid pay month, aployed produce firm, ild bo difficult big aid 10 ipport.
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    Bodv in sea
    11 5 Marine police ri the bod iting in Nicoll
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    53 5 general Festing in Singapore picture. I imperial (.eneral Staff, General Sir Francis Festin* xvho arrived nspeets a guard of honour provided bv the Ist Battalion .it the General Headquarters. Far East Land Forces iiTiSf to! commanded by Major G. B Pounal! Sir Franri. U N Zealand
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    70 ARE ARRESTED IN FOUR MONTHS
    255 5 70 ARE ARRESTED IN FOUR MONTHS Free Press Staff Reporter "pHE Singapore police have declared an all-out war on character lotteries, in which an estimated 52,000,000 change hands every race day. About 400 small operators have quit the "business" as a result of police raids and investigations since April this
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    Premier to speak to journalists
    35 5 The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will be guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore Union of Journalists at the Cathay Hotel "Dragon Room) on Aug. 16.
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    SHE SEEKS MERDEKAi QUEEN' HONOUR
    49 5 (he Scimb bintc Abdullah i. who is among: thiKe entered for the Merdeka Queen" at a dance sponby the Singapore vernraent Sendees I -ociation at th. iew Hotel on YuiZllst te U entries beca received by iumtn Seven a ill be awarded to finalist^.
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    Civilians' doubts removed
    158 5 Civilians' doubts removed K\LA LUMPUR. Thurs. Members ol the War Department Civilian Staff elation are pleased with the term> of the Defence Trea between the British Government and the Federation Government. In a letter to all Its branches in the Federation the ion ha -rifled the position on its wages
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    Club night
    36 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The johon- Civil Service Club will hold a Club Night tomorrow starting at 8 p.m. when there will be a programme of dance and games. Light -makan' will be supnlied free.
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    HOTEL SER VICE CHARGE: NO DECISION YET
    234 5 HOTELS in Singapore have not yet decidwhether to adopt the ice charge system followed by most hotels iirope. tlce of adding 10 bill and then i >ie money arr ry popular m I ir pean hot* Schutzman. pn >l the Hut i ciation
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    INSURANCE FOR SMALL MAN
    265 5 A NEW accident insurA ance scheme, designed for the man-in-the-street and which will be within the means of everyone, is being launched in Singapore. Under the new scheme the policy, which is an annual one, will cover personal injuries suffered in road, rail, sea and air
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    'Missing' mother returns
    66 5 'Missing' mother returns MADAM Lim Chee Hong, 40, who had been reported missing from her home in Prince Philip Avenue, Singapore, since Monday. returned home on Tuesday night. She walked In without any fuss to the delight of her seven children. One of the children, Lay Tien, who came to
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    No thugs at flats now
    103 5 No thugs at flats now KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Residents of the Suleiman Court municipal flats in Ba.tu Road, here no longer live in fear of extortioners and thugs. Thugs who earlier this year attempted to extort money from the shopkeepers at the flats have now disappeared. One case was reported
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    Art display by Professor
    67 5 Art display by Professor Professor Yi Chun Tso, 65, a painter from Hong Kong, will hold his first exhibition of paintings at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Singapore tomorrow. A professor of Chinese language and literature at St. Patrick's College, Hong Kong, he is on a three-month holiday tour of
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    BUILDING PRICES GOING UP AGAIN
    214 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TJUILDING prices in the Federation are back on the upward climb. A spokesman for one of Kuala Lumpur's larger contracting: firms forecast yesterday that within the next six months they would reach their pre-slump level of last year. A bis pick-uo in
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    school bus.... SWEETS, POP IN A COMET
    133 5 school bus.... SWEETS, POP IN A COMET A SPECIAL flight by a Comet Four from: Singapore to London is to be run in September. It is to take back children from j Britain who have been spending their August holiday in Singapore and Malaya. The "Lollipop Special**, as the flight
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    32 years' work
    27 5 Mr. Quek Liang Chua, assistant accounting and finance manager of Standard Vacuum Oil Company (Malaya Division) in Singapore, has retired after 32 years' service.
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    Shakespeare week for Singapore students
    131 5 Shakespeare week for Singapore students CECONDARY school students in Singapore will take oart in a "Shakespeare Week", which is bein^ -ganised by the Ministry >1 Education from Au^. 17 to 22. During the days there will e film show* and 'recordings of Shake i plays at the Cathay. Pavilion and
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    Two acquitted
    52 5 Two men acquitted of a charge session of dutiable good July 14. They were Goh Oh Huan. 20. and Kang Swee Hi 23, arrested and cl ed with po.. session of 2: of dutiable ciga: a speedboat chas e la half an hour in the sea ofl Katong
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      194 5 STORE TIDES TODAY: 12.23 pm and. 1.52 a.m. TOMORROW: 12 53 p.m. SATURDAY: 0.32 a.m. and 1.24 p.m. SUNDAY: 1.13 a.m. and 1.58 p.m. MONDAY: 1.59 a.m. and 2.34 p.m. TUESDAY: 2.51 a.m. and 3.16 p-m. WEDNESDAY: 3.56 a.m. and 4.07 p.m. TODAY a UNIVERSITY OF MAL- TOC H: Joint
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    273 6 These investigators surprise house owners 17 UA L A LUMPUR, Thurs. Teams of youngsters, just out of school, are helping to de the future assessment :'or th( 27,000 lie proper m Kuala Lumpur. thai ha vi' mseci until y by the Municipal a
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    66 6 WRAF airwomen attached to the Far East Air Force in Singapore greatly enjoy the work and the many sporting amenities which overseas service provides This picture shows five of them being briefed for their duties by Fit. Sgt. 0 (i squirrv The women in the picture
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    CLERKS DEBATE BIG GRIEVANCE
    206 6 I Reserve posts for seniors'' KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday ii'HEX government junior clerks serving in Selangor meet in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday they are to debate a resolution dealing: with the '•deliberate appointment of temporary clerks to responsible posts." The resolution contends that this policy is most
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    King to take a holiday
    121 6 King to take a holiday IT" UAL A LUMPUR. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuanj Agong will leave the Ist ana Negara next week for a short holiday. A spokesman ror the Istana Negara said this was only a normal leave and had nothing to do with his health. The Yang di-Pertuan
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    Book store is lined
    79 6 Book store is lined CITY Book Stort' Ltd.. Singapore, pleaded •guilty In j the City Court yesterday to 10 summons charges of not paying in time the Provident Fund contributions in respect of certain employees far April and May. Mr. S. Gunaratnam, for the Central Provident Fund Board, described the
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    CONVICTION QUASHED
    60 6 Tan Hai Tal. under sentence of 12 months' jail and a $50 fine on charges relating to opium, had his conviction quashed on appeal in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Tan had been tried with two others. Mr. Leslie Rayner lor Tan. submitted that a join trial was
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    Malaya to have child nutrition survey
    260 6 Malaya to have child nutrition survey World Health Or- ganisation is to make a survey in the Federation of the distribution; and extent of protein malnutrition with a view to promoting child nutrition. The survey will be undertaken by Dr. Henricus A. Oomen. who this week join- ed the Western
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    166 6 STOKES' PARTING TOUCH IyHAT do you expect me to tell you about Noreen Stokes' farewell recital at the Cultural Centre Theatre in Singapore last night. That she played the Mozart Fantasia with exquisite sensibility and delicacy? She did, indeed. That bar sixty- four in the Beethoven sonata could be faulted?
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    'HEALTHY CHILDREN' CONTEST
    78 6 T u hree J S !u ga peoplc tw men and a S ir] wit h n n e others in the Federation shared the SlO.OOO prize offered in the Brand's "Healthy Children- competition Sinia" l M n ??«H ie J& Thomas Grosse Mr. Lee Chee Mun
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    415 6 It's warm! But y^ can still look coc LONDON TOPPED DO vou often wonder why some women look cool and heat while others mop their brows? They do not I. because Nature has endowed their bodies with special Insu which have been denied to the rest of us._
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    Water shut-off
    25 6 Water supply in Hende: Hill has been <hut today until G p.m. and in North Buona Vista Road until 3 p.m. for repairs
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    Resisted police
    35 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Tan Yew Song, of Pontian. was fined 51 25 in the magistrate's court here for trying forcibly to prevent him froiv doing his duty in connection with a traffic offence
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    346 7 No. 52 Squadron leaves Changi: lion-stop support lin Emergency I pur together with two other \:r Force TransWins unite based at NO6. 48 and 110 June. 1957, however. :on has been i in route flying and op training from Cha ing Hastings. 110 Squadron stopped sport flying in 1957 and
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    Centurion tanks come to Singapore for six-month 'cocooning'
    800 7 Centurion tanks come to Singapore for six-month 'cocooning' Story by Sgt. P.M. Howard Pictures by S/Sgt. W.R. Hawes TANKS, which can be so decisive in the field, are not very common in Singapore. Thus the arrival of six Centurion Mark Vs has aroused considerable interest. Though soldiers In Singapore see
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      405 7 Benny is at his best in Brussels BENNY IN BKI i Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, featuring Jimim Rushing. Let's dance. Don't be that wu>. Ihi world is waiting for the sunrise. Brussels Man Memories of you. Jubilee. The man I love, Oh lad\ be good. Somebody loves me. I
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      The music quiz
      138 7 THE winner of last weeks Mush Quiz is Mi H. Sarlie 19. Lynwood Grove. Singapore 13. The difference between 'straight ja*7 and "hot jara" is technically based on improvisation. In straight jaw the musicians have score and strictly adhere to it. In hot jazz, while tiny ma\
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    404 7 Forces ii« k >vs from Britain rpHE Royal Navy ■"-will be taking part this year for the first time in the Military Tattoo at the Edinburgh Festival. A naval guard from HMS Cochrane with the Band of the Royal Marines will perform the ceremony of
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    CORPSE IN THE ULU
    2248 8  -  PELHAM GROOM YOUR WEEKLY LATIFF MYSTERY by LATIFF GETS A E FRIGHT AS THE BODY COMES TO LIFE IF you are Mire it is suicide, why come to me"? a>ked Latiff. and Inspector Pahat rotated his cap uncomfortably. Laliff, Lai Peng and I had jusl returned
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    MARIE CRACKS TWO MALAYAN MARKS
    638 9 She 11 try for a third in 80 metres hurdles BI?CYTY f%^l I\JyJ9 JLj J L J OT J°* n the »ame of Marie Bridgeford. She will tnriu e at m hlete worth keeping an eye on at the forthcoming Malayan Amateur Athletic Championsmps to
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    ILING RITA TAKES TWO SWIM FIRSTS
    44 9 I K thr uho had previously rui. smilt's hapu I I events at Changi swimirainin- SCStiOBS to 1 am goin* to try and win bjur IIOH i Teleprinter operator at indulge in sport. \tter touimming,' 1 she said.
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    85 9 >"E\V YORK. Wed.- Official stigations will kiil any chance of staging turn world title bout v thi* between champion Ingeson and dethroned rson. Promoter Bill Rosensohnj sterday placed under' •c protection. A District Attorney inquiry. secretly under way since July •>terdiiy by New York State
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    OPening match
    20 9 South Johore Rugby Football Club open their season \ug. 29 with a match the Singapore Police Rd.. Singapore.
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    Singapore Civilians a. Services
    189 9 Singapore Civilians a. Services OINUAPORE CIVILIAN team to mm Services in their annual athletics meei at Fairer Park on :i p.m. Is a*s follows: ltnivds :Kesavan Soon. Ernest i and Ho Sim Lun: 220 yds an Soon. Ernest Fricia and Lou Stan Cheok; Hu yds Rahim Ahmaa, M. Jeguthesan and
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    Yorkshire collapse-all out for 84 runs
    389 9 fhhffhhhh I ONDON THUR S.— MIDDLESEX OFFBREAK BOWLERS FRED TITMUS AND DONALD BICK SHOT YORKSHIRE OUT FOR YESTERDAY York>hire. Joint second In rnpionship table be- ere led by 60 t Inning day fell lor 229 r otr-br. had uf five for 22 and t:ve
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    INDIANS RALLY TO 284
    246 9 -QIRMINGHAM, Thurs. JD The Indian cricketers fought their way back into the game against Warwickshire at Edgbaston here yesterday. They reached a creditable 284 after losing half their side for 85. In 25 minutes batting before the close. Norman Horner and Fred Gardner scored 20 without
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    114 9 TWO BRITONS IN MOSCOW LAWN TENNIS LONDON, Thurs.— Two British international lawn tennis players, Gerry Oakley and Miss Pat Ward, are to compete in the Russian lawn tennis championships in Moscow. beginning on August 21. This will be the first time that British players have taken part In these championships.
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    FOLLEY WINS ON POINTS
    37 9 BACREMENTO. California, Wed. Zora Folley. a leading contender lor the world heavyweight boxing title, survived an early knockdown to gain a points decision over Howard King in a fierce contest here last night.
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    Young trainer and veteran jockey form great team
    613 9  - Young trainer and veteran jockey form great team Allan Lewis RACING GOSSIP m tiDDIE Van Breuke- len and Mickey Donnelly are now proving a formidable combination of train- er and jockey. Eddie is one of Malaya's S youngest trainers. Mickey is E the veteran of Malaya's riders. Pre-war Donnelly rode
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    EIGHT FOR CARBON!
    217 9 Next comes the knockout National Carbon 8; National Carbon "A" 0. IF there's one firm with no worries about soccer strength in the SBHFA League this is it. Beating their own <4 A" team. National Carbon won the League and Cup competition with this victory yesterday at
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    M.C.C. 347 FOR EIGHT
    96 9 OTTAWA, Wed. MCC's, KJ amateur cricket team hit 347 for eight declared In a one-day match here yesterday. Ottawa Valley Cricket club replied with 59 for one before rain stopped play for the day. R. M. Pndeaux (Cambridge University) was MCC's top scorer with 91. M.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    168 9 JUMP preference is a subject which most players seem unable to grasp. On this example South and North bid as foil One Heart— One Spade; Two Clubs Three Hear us; Four Diamonds Pour He. Heart*. The slam went two d I Diamonds had been led ao Diamonds, Ten
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      38 9 TODAY'S SPOUT Soccer SAFA League, Div. 1 Marines v IRC. Jalan Besar; Div. 2 (final) RAF Seletar v Sukanunai, Jalan Besar (7 p.m.); Junior Cup: RAF Tengah v Bukit Panjang, MFA grd; SCC v Bintang Bulan. SCC jrrd.
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      50 10 picture. Britain's Home Secretary. Mr. R. A. Butler, (centre) is seen in a gay mood with actress Valerie Hobson (wearing a hat) and some of London's top models who save a fashion show at a recent Conservative fete held at Standstfd Hall. Halstead. Essex. Popper Popper
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      Saloma is star turn in Australia
      132 10  - Saloma is star turn in Australia KEN GOTT PICTURE STARTED IT ALL »*> MELBOURNE, Thurs.— Salon winning Un from Melboun sion and tudiences as a coloured the Malay- star which appeared In an Australiwomen's magazine ry. managing Oriental oourne's fa*hand ided or.; act her but about three HO AC bOSt
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      200 10 Police step in as tribal tension grows in Congo j I ULUABOURG. Belgian Congo, Thurs.— Mr. Albert Kalonji. a member of the Belgian Congo Legislative Council and a leader of the Congo national movement, was arrested here yesterday on charges of inciting racial tension in the region. Police
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      2 tankers in S'pore sold to R.I.
      100 10 2 tankers in S'pore sold to R.I. OWNERSHIP of two Panamanian oil tankers in Singapore has been traiisl erred to the Indonesian Government-owned National Oil Company of Jakarta. Anchored off Tanjong Kling. the tankers were formerly on charter to the Caltex Pacific Oil Company. They were handed over by the
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      New products at air show
      32 10 FARXBOROUGH, England. Wed.— A record overseas attendance expected at Farnborough air show which opens next month will be greeted by an unusually large proportion of new products.
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      Day of protest
      23 10 VALLETTA. Wed. The Malta Labour Party is to hold a "day of protest" on Sept. 8. Malta's national day. Reuter.
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      Mountain peak beats climbers
      87 10 Mountain peak beats climbers RAWALPINDI, Thurs. A Swiss mountaineering expedition has failed in an attempt to climb the 25.868 ft. peak of Dastagiisar In the Karakoram ranges north of Pakistan, four members said here on their return. They told pressmen that the expedition, headed by the Swiss alpine guide Dr.
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      BERLIN ISSUE 'KEPT ON ICE'
      431 10 BERLIN ISSUE 'KEPT ON ICE' WASHING TON, Thurs.—Vice-Pre-sident Richard Nixon tonight delivered a letter from Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, to President Eisenhower. Mr. Nixon, who conferred with the President for an hour and 20 minutes on his return from touring Russia and Poland, also gave Mr. Eisenhower
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      Price fight
      26 10 PARIS. Wed.— The French government said tociay it was ready to take all necessary measures, however strict, to combat unjustified price in- 1 creases.
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      60 rebels fall into dragnet
      90 10 60 rebels fall into dragnet ALGIERS. Thurs. Sixty Algerian insurgents were killed or captured and a I large quantity of armaments 1 taken In the first sizeable action yesterday of "Operation Twins." In the Kabylie mountains. French military sources said. Troops discovered an insurgent rest camp and a hos- pitaj
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      MORKIS MEN MAY STRIKE
      74 10 MORKIS MEN MAY STRIKE LONDON. Thurs.- -Further strike action is threatened at tlit Cowley. Oxford, plant oi Morris Motors on Monday when its 7.500 employees are due back from the annual two-week holiday. Mr. Frank Fouikes. pre>ident of the Electrical Trades Union, said after a meeting of 12 unions represented
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      Goodwin Sands in new place
      64 10 Goodwin Sands in new place LONDON. Thurs. The Admiralty announced last night that. following the grounding of the New Zea- I land owned liner Rangltikl last September a complete re survey of the Goodwin Sands off the Keni roast had been completed. A Royal Navad team had found that the
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      45 10 LONDON. Thurs.— A coro- ner's jury decided here yesterday that Kelso Cochrane. a. coloured carpenter who died stab wounds alter an incident in London's race-conscious Notting Hill district last May. was murdered by a person or i persons unknown.- Reuter
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      124 10 VALLETTA, Malta, Thurs.— Two Royal Naval yachtsmen left here today in their tiny yacht Borer Bee on the last stage of an 8,000--mile voyage to Britain from Singapore. During a reht in Valletta the two yachtsmen, Lieute-nant-Commander E. Atkinson,
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      92 10 Jap eyes on Australian market CANBERRA. Thi pan Is finding the Australian market Increasingly attractive, the Japanese emi newsletter yesterday. The market was attractive, particularly as Its d n were for equipment Australian Industry was unlikely to produce, it added. The embassy said the Aust-ralia-Japan trade agreement last month entered
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      54 10 TOKYO. Thu.r>.—Pan-Ame-rican World Alrwmyi announced here yesterday an 11 -hour jet flight from Tokyo to San Francisco via Seattle would be inaugurated on Nov. 17. Boeing inter continental jet airliners will leave Tokyo on Tuesdays and Saturdays beginning Nov. 17. The great circle route will be flown only one
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      18 10 ROME. Thurs. Portugal will Bend 50 athletes to the Olympic Games In Rome next year. Reuter
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      44 10 KATMANDU. Nepal —Armed Tibetan rebels sued by Chinese troops h crossed the mountainous Everest region ol ih«. Himalayas to seek refuge in N< official sources said toe The rebel Kroaps of K! ba tribesman were ai with >'.:; mns, rtfl< Reuter
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