The Straits Times, 30 July 1955

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    13 1 The Straits Times thump Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1955 15 CENTS
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    SCRAP VETO IN 2 YEARS
    750 1 A MNKSTY I£ terrorists reject it we will «si«ro A «TC They can itay Iff we can't find /imn&9A 1 mobilise all fit men over 18 EXPAXS Malayans to do the Jobs j The Council 'steamroller' ...MY PLANS— Part Two i Mmlhl Rahman seta time
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    STABBED YOUTH FIGHTS ON
    90 1 STABBED YOUTH FIGHTS ON Tussle at cinema WHILE several hundred people were leaving a Singapore theatre last night, a youth fought with an armed Chinese although he had been stabbed twice in the stomach. Lee Soon Phung. 17. was admitted to the General HosI pital where he underwent an operation.
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    Diggers leave on Sept. 30
    75 1 CANBERRA. Fri.— Austra- Han troops will leave for Malaya on September 30, the Minister for the Army. Mr. Josfah Francis, announced today. The main body of 50 officers and 1.128 men will travel in the liner Georgic. An advance party will leave Sydney on August
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    Back to work
    37 1 The 47-day-old strike by 90 workers at the Malayan Wire Mesh Factory in Bukit Timah was settled yesterday. An agreement was reached between tho management and the employees who will resume work on Monday.
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    Boy missing
    20 1 Eunos bin Dawan. 15. has been reported missing from Block 4. R.A.F. quarters, Jurong. Singapore, since Thursday morning.
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    A million voted—and more than 800,000 backed the Alliance men
    190 1 A million voted— and more than 800,000 backed the Alliance men KIALA LUMPUR, Fri. A total of 1.027,211 people voted in the Federal, general election 81 8b per cent of the electorate. The Alliance, with 818,013 voles, polled four times as many v«;tes as the six other parties and independents
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    Lock icon Another A-bomber crashes—4 die
    205 1 Another A-bomber crashes— 4 die VALIANT FLIES INTO POWER LINE PETERBOROUGH, Friday. A ROYAL AIR FORCE Valiant atom bomber struck a power line on take-off here today and crashed on fire killing all four men aboard. The jet bomber, capable of noar supersonic flight, plowed into open ground on the
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    Lock icon SIAM TO BAN OPIUM
    60 1 'Honour comes first* BANGKOK. Fri.— Siam will stop all opium trade because •'honour Is more Important than any profit." the Premier. Marshal Pibul Songgram. told i a Press conference here today. The Premier said all 11--j censed opium divans would ibe closed, and the government would
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    400 sawmill men strike
    42 1 Four hundred timber carriers employed in 13 Singapore sawmills went on strike yesterday when their employers refused to meet in full all their seven claims for more pay. The men are members of the Singapore Sawmill Workers' Union.
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    Templer due
    28 1 General Sir Gerald Templer is due in Singapore this afternoon on his wav back to England after »'.alk.s with military leaders In Australia and New Zealand.
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    AH quiet
    19 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. No casualties to terrorists or among security forces were reported in the Federation today.
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    Lock icon WHAT PENICILLIN DID TO AN OFFICER
    208 1 First 10 of everything then a lovely hangover' LONDON, Fri— A 47-year-old army officer sucked a pennicillin lozenge, felt a burning sensation in his neck and face and then saw "ten of everything." Hr vent home. But there in front of him were ten
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    ALLIANCE CONTROLS 70 VOTES
    129 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Alliance, which won 51 seats in the Federal elections, will be able to call on at least 19 other nominated members in the Legislative Council for support. This will give them a total of 70 seats in the 98 -seat House. The
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    Cabinet making talks set at King's House
    314 1 Cabinet making talks set at King's House KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. T<ENGKI ABDUL RAHMAN, lc-ader of the Alliance, will meet the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, at King's House on Sunday morning to discuss the appointment of a Cabinet. A decision is not expected immediately. The AlHanee executive will meet on
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    Lock icon Forbidden city is opened
    48 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Mr. James Sinclair, Canadian Minister of Fisheries, was granted permission by the Soviet Government today to visit Vladivostok, a 'forbidden city" to ail foreigners. The city has been closed to all foreign visitors. except for through travel by Trans-Sibe-rian Railway Express. —Reuter
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    Vaccine rushed to pigs in Perak
    284 1 Vaccine rushed to pigs in Perak KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. SPECIAL supplies of vaccine have been rushed by air from Britain to help to combat a suspected outbreak of swine fever in Peralc which threatens to kill off thousands of pigs valued at $10 million. The outbreak is in a regrouped
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 T S. MAKES EARTH SATELLITE' WASHINGTON. Fri—lnformed Senston Mid toria\ thry expect thf» White House t<> make an an'.'."uncement hoon about I!ip perfection of ,<n eartb satellite. Keutcr.
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    Lock icon A CASTLE WITH A CATCH
    61 1 STOCKHOLM. Fri. Anybody wants to buy a castle for 15 cents? The Borgvik-Ala Company, a huge wood pulp firm today offered to sell for tha: price the big castle at Axmarbruk in central Sweden. But there is a snag. If you buy it. you must
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    Lock icon Bulgaria seals off scene of plane crash
    302 2 ISRAEL'S INVESTIGATORS ARE STOPPED AT THE BORDER ITS A 'TOP DEFENCE AREA/ SAY MILITARY AUTHORITIES ATHENS, Friday. ISRAEL'S six-man commission appointed to investigate Wednesday's airliner crash, in which f>x people died, yesterday reached the Bulgarian(ireek frontier but were turned back by Bulgarian guards.
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    Lock icon The sun will drive this car— but what if it rains?
    84 2 rIS model car, 15 inches long, is to be exhibited at a Chicago motor show next month. It is driven by electricity produced by sunlight shining on photoelectric cells (the square areas on the top of the car). It
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    Lock icon Blonde in world air race
    131 2 Blonde in world air race MANILA. Frl. MISS SUSAN BRYAN, blonde "Miss San Francisco Air Terminal," landed here today on a round-the-world race against Mr. Andrew Lerios, a San Francisco travel agent. Travelling in opposite directions in commercial airliners, they each hope to break the present record of 115 hours
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    Lock icon HATTA NAMES THREE TO FORM CABINET
    98 2 JAKARTA, Fri.— The vice-pre-sident, Dr. Mohammed Hatta, today appointed two former prime ministers and an elder statesman to the task of forming a cabinet to see Indonesia through her first general election. Dr. Hatta named Mr. Sukiman Wirkmsandkojo, leader of the Masjnmi Party, Mr.
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    Lock icon HAVE A GO, SIR
    142 2 Lennox Boyd plays pinball machine with shoeshine boys HONG KONG, Fri. T<HE Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, continuing his fiveday visit today, met Hong Kong's shoe-shine boys and other under- privileged children on a tour of welfare centres and schools. He accepted an invitation to
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    Lock icon Hoad says *no wife trouble'
    214 2 LOSS OF FORM NOT DUE TO PARTING MONTREAL, Fri. AUSTRALIAN tennis A star Lew Hoad, denied today that his enforced separation from his bride was affecting his form. He said he talked to her by radio-telephone yesterday and "everything was all right He said the
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    Lock icon Lightning kills 3 in family
    41 2 TRENT, Italy, Fri. Lightning yesterday killed a farmer, his son and his daughter while they were harvesting hay. Another daughter found their bodies under a canvas shelter where they had sought refuge during a storm.— A.P.
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    Flight success
    21 2 PARIS, Fri. A new French supersonic fighter has made its first successful flight, the Air Ministry said yesterday.— UJ\
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    Lock icon Pioneer Bleriot's feat repeated
    237 2 Pioneer Bleriot's feat repeated REPLICA PURE TAKES LOR6ER TO DO IT DOVER. Frl. JEAN SALIS, a French pilot, crossed the English coastline last nijfht in a replica of Bleriot's aeroplane about five miles west of the spot where the pioneer French airman's plane landed in 1909 after the first air
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    Lock icon Rebels kill 8 near Bandoeng
    54 2 BANDOENG. Fri. Muslim rebels belonging to the Darul Islam sect ambushed an Indonesian Army patrol yesterday near Tjiamls. 60 miles southeast of Bandoeng, and killed eight soldiers. The police, who told of the ambush, said the rebels plundered and burnt 46 houses In two villages
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    Lock icon Shipping line
    28 2 LONDON. Frl. The steamer service between Southampton and Le Havre, one of the oldest sea routes between England and France, may be withdrawn next January. Reuter.
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    U.S. SENDS ATOMIC GUNS TO EAST
    192 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. T<HE U.S. Army today announced deployment to the Far East of artillery units equipped with atomic cannons and rockets that can be armed with nuclear warheads. The 633 rd Field Artillery Battalion, recently trained at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. has been assigned
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    FREEDOM DASH IN TRACTOR
    96 2 VIENNA, Frl. Austrian frontier guards today reported that three political refugees drove a tractor across the frontier from Hungary as soon as they heard that the occupation of Austria had ended Janosch Vighogyll, the driver, 37, was working with his 14--year-old son and Dezsoe Lan- tos,
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    Lock icon A SHARP EYE WON SIX BRAVE MEN THEIR RIGHTS
    219 2 A SHARP EYE WON SIX BRA VE MEN THEIR RIGHTS Book results in £1,000 back Pa LONDON, Fri. fTHE Admiralty is to pay 1 nearly £1,000 ($8,500) in back pay to six of Britain's wartime "charioteers" the men who manned the midget submarines. The seamen will get the money as
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    Lock icon POLICEMAN STOLE A PAYROLL
    68 2 POLICEMAN STOLE A PAYROLL NEW YORK, Fri. A constable fled with a U. 5.579-.-000 payroll by plane yesterday but police caught him when the airliner was flagged down at Huntington (West Virginia). All the money was recovered. Charges of grand larceny will be filed against Constable Tom Bivens, 40. Bivens
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    Lock icon American women dress 'badly'
    43 2 PARIS, Frl. American life was full of good things but the women dressed badly and the food was awful, said 18-year-old brunette Claudie Petit, France's unsuccessful candidate, who recently returned home from the Miss Universe Contest in California. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Colonel goes
    30 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. An army review board yesterday upheld the sentence of dismissal imposed on Lieut-Col. Harry Fleming for collaborating with the enemy while a prisoner in Korea. A.P.
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    Lock icon TYALLA
    88 2 Ship for Mak m to get crew CANBERRA, Fri. a hfel getting a crew 0 mar" freighter Tyalla, cSrb Australian Air Force r ment to Malaya, may ao»Z overcome, the Labour M ter, Mr. Harold Ho*" nounced lUxlay. He said he was now hope!-- i getting a full crew
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    Lock icon Bomber record confirmed
    52 2 LONDON Fri Ottawa to London cord set up this month by Royal Air Force Canberra' k bomber has been officially cotfirmed by the Feden* Aeronautique Intorr.a'. The flight between thf centres was made in six 42 minutes and 12 second? an average speed of 455?; miles an
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    HE STOLE HIS OWN CAR
    61 2 DETROIT, Fri.— For breaking into a garage to steal his own car. Erving Boozer. 45, was sent to jail yesterday. Boozer was convicted of 1 breaking into a garage. ihe had left hi.s car for pairs, taking hi.s car and 1 going through thf fil
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    Lock icon EDEN SEES A NEW ERA OF PEACE IN EUROPE
    260 3 EDEN SEES A NEW ERA OF PEACE IN EUROPE LONDON, Friday. I prime .Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, «aid that v jgH to Britain next Spring of the Soviet Marshal Ilultfanin and Mr. Khrushchev open a now era of peace. tn the nation in a television and radio the Geneva conference,
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    Kisses are blamed for shutting 2 hospitals
    109 3 Kisses are blamed for shutting 2 hospitals LONDON. I r Till linlisli .Medical ,i suggested tO miliilar lever, losed two Units, mtfbt bo y |,x intimate kisM»K rna| bused its research late n said Hiat a research lM fcer studying U»e i*»- hi student*. had ..iilili- peak of ,n 1
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    Lusitania fund
    31 3 LONDON, Fri. A 30-year-nld relief fund, only tribute to more than 1,000 Britons and Americans drowned in the Kinklne of the Lusitania in 1015, is beinc wound up here.
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    111, BLACKED OUT THE T.V.
    53 3 r Mrs. Mariam {ranted a dil because: md removed a I: their television |> not watch it while he was at work. 2. He would not let friends isit her or allow furniture to be moved, because he did not want the rirhs to be
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    Lock icon Miss Universe gets her crown
    35 3 MISS SWEDEN (Hillevi Rom bin) with crown and sceptre and trophy after being elected Miss Universe at Long Beach, California. She is 21. blonde and speaks six languages. A.P. picture.
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    Lock icon And now Jamaica wants changes
    165 3 CONSTITUTION TO BE REWRITTEN KINGSTON, Jamaica, Friday. THE Chief Minister, Mr. Norman Manley, has announced that Jamaica would soon rewrite its constitution to provide for complete self-government in internal affairs. Mr. Manley. during a debate on the budget in the House of Representatives, said that
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    Lock icon Be van named for Malta talks
    45 3 LONDON, Fri.— r»tr. Aneurin Bcvan, left-wing Labour leader, and one of his closest supporters, Mr. R. H. S. Crossman, have been chosen for the Parliamentary conference to consider allowing Malta to send representatives to the house of Commons. Reuter.
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    Lock icon ROW OVER a GENERAL —3 MINISTERS QUIT
    107 3 BANGKOK. Friday. TWE Communications Minister and two Deputy Com- munications Ministers resigned from the cabinet of Marshal Pibul Songgram today. The Communications Ministers lost a cabinet dispute yesterday over the retention ot Gen. Serl Serlroengridh as Commissioner of Railways. They wanted Gen. Sen
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    Lock icon Laziness saves flying actress
    255 3 Laziness saves flying actress MILD MEDICINE WAS DEADLY POISON NEW YORK, Fri. A BEAUTIFUL actress escaped death in a trans-Atlantic plane above the Atlantic because she was too lazy to take her medicine which turned out to be a deadly poison. The actress, Joan Greenwood, arrived here yesterday still a
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    Lock icon Duke of Kent an officer
    67 3 LONDON, Fri— The Duk e of Kent who returned to duty at the weekend after leaving hospital following his third car crash in 13 months passed out as a second lieutenant in the Royal Scots Greys from the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst. The salute
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    Lock icon A blonde is not an asset judge
    108 3 A blonde is not an asset judge NEW YORK, Fri. A BLONDE is not an asset but a liability, a judge hearing a divorce property settlement in Murkegon, Michigan, ruled. The ruling involved an item listing "a blonde" in the division of $75,000 common property in a divorce suit. The
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    Lock icon Queen Mother to be smallholder
    61 3 ABERDEEN, Fri.— The Queen Mother is expected to be in charge of a stall at a sale of work she Is sponsoring to raise money for a new veairv for Crathie Church, where the Royal Family worship when they are at Balmoral. The sale will
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    Lock icon PRESS BOSSES OFFER BIG WAGE INCREASE
    154 3 LONDON. Fri. British newspaper proprietors have offered journalists, electricians and mechanics a 12V2 per cent wage increase, it was announced yesterday. World's Press News, the newspaper trade magazine, said the increase, which would be back-dated to June 15. would cost the Newspaper Proprietors' Association
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    LONDON STOCKS
    291 3 LONDON, Fri. 'THERE was a marked contraction x In business in the stock market today in front of the holiday ana tnis coupied with a llitle pronttaking gave the market a generally irregular appearance. Oils fell back on small celling and losses among the leaders ranged to around
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    LONDON RUBBER
    27 3 LONDON, July 29— Spot 40' id. Sept. 40 \d., Oct.-Dec. 40V,d., Jan.Mar. 38' id., Apr. -June 3<i-%d., Aujf. c.i.f. 39\d.. Sept. tit. M%. Tone: Firm.
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. July 29— Cash Buyers £760: Sellers £762; Forward Buyers £754; Sellers £755; Settlement £762. Turnover a.m. 45 tons, p.m. Market closed.
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    Lock icon Independence cry could mean confusion
    510 4 BRITISH PRESS WELCOMES AND WARNS THE ALLIANCE VICTORS 'RACE PROBLEM HASN'T BEEN SOLVED IT LIES SUBMERGED' LONDON, Fri. £LAIMS for independence, made by the leadership of the Inited Malays National Organisation, could only lead to confusion if they were pressed now, the Times said today.
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    Hotel man breaks arm in hospital
    88 4 PENANG. Fri A HOTEL assistant, Neo Kok Koo, broke his right arm when he fell from the first floor of the Penang General Hospital yesterday. Neo was being le<i up to the first floor when he rushed to a window and toppled over, dropping
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    ARMED MEN ROB HAWKERS
    76 4 ARMED MEN ROB HAWKERS PENANG, FTi. Two men armed with knives held up a mcc hawker at the junction of Perak and Free School roads last night and robbed him of $30. A police radio patrol cruising round the area later picked up a suspect from a description given by
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    DANCE GIRL AND THE TRISHA RIDER
    180 4 ...the day he left her house IPOH, Fri.— A 19-year-old trisha rider was callj ed a "poor specimen of a young man who had to be fed and looked after by a woman" by the Ipoh Magistrate. Inche Jamal. bin Abdul Latif, today. Acquittal
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    Bankrupt to be arrested
    54 4 The Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday ordered the issue of a warrant, for the arrest of Wong Siew Lim, managing partner of Teck Kee Construction Company, who failed to appear in court for his public examination in bankruptcy, fixed to
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    POULTRY IS NOW BIG NEW INDUSTRY
    310 4 POULTRY IS NOW BIG NEW INDUSTRY A MAJOR rural industry for some tens of thousands of farmers has developed in Singapore during last year poultry farming. This came about because of the Government's scheme to control >poultry disease and give medical aid to farmers' livestock. In a written reply, published
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    The $4 million nobody wants
    133 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation's Financial Secretary, Mr. C. J. Thomas, has $4 million in his care which nobody wants to spend. The money was passed to him when the Government Finance Advisory Committee held its last meeting on July 18. The purpose of the
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    Flag day total
    16 4 Collections in Singapore for the St. John Flag Day, July 2. totalled $14,715
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    Dope: $500 a lb.
    22 4 Khoo Lin Keng was fined si. 000 in a Singapore court; yesterday for having 21b of raw opium.
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    High leaps at farewiell dance for MacD
    161 4 High leaps at farewiell dance for MacD rr\HE Pan-Malayan Students' 1 Federation is to hold a farewell dance at Raffles Hotel on Wednesday for the Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, at which all Malayan students will be represented. Student representatives from educational institutes throughout Malaya have been invited and a
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    'Civics night' for youth
    34 4 The Katong PresbftaM Youth Fellowship will oalii "dries night" today a: I Presbyterian Boys' Schorl M 41. Koon Seng Road at 8 The Minister for A. J. Braga, will speak
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    Pitcairn loses aches
    199 4 AND 275 TKKT* IN THREE nS D R COM» *K the 22-to Landfall li J Marilyn, 27,' £J chief office n smith, wiled in" port yesterday 40.000 -mile h which has takS two years. Their junior pretty BarSr? T^ I, who signed on Jgj Wartime frfe^ Dr
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    WORK-SHY WEDNESDAY FOR CITY MEN
    141 5 Final talks fail— 10.QQQ Council labourers to go on strike Jiow over rival union was big issue ii.ikio City Council labourers in Sinjjar uill strike (in Wednesday as scheduled. .ntrt the strike failed again last night. City Council Labour Unions Fcdir meeting yesterday with the
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    6,000 may see UMNO HQ opening
    110 5 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. rpRAFFIC police will have a big job controlling the crowd of 6.000 expected at the opening of the UMNO headquarten in Batu Road here on Sunday. Those attending the ceremony should approach the UMNO building from the Ip'ih Road roundabout and
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    INDIANS IN MOVE FOR UNITY
    92 5 INDIANS IN MOVE FOR UNITY I Four organisations KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I A MOVE is being made to unite Malayan- bom Indians and bring I them under one national body. There are four organisations representing nearly 200,000 Malayan-born Indians. They ?re the Malayan Indian Association. Malayan. born Indian Association. Johore
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    Governor sees Police HQ
    42 5 The Governor of Singapore Sir Robert Black. visited" Police Radio Headquarters in New Bricige Road yesterday evening. He spent mor:> than half an hour inspecting the operations room, accompanied by the Commissioner of Police Mr. N. G. Morns.
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    FOR VALIANT FOR COLONY
    234 5 Britain's latest bomber on a speed test T»HE swept-wlng Vickers A Valiant, Britain's first long-range high altitude "V" class bomber, will arrive in Singapore early next week on a speed flight. The aircraft will remain at Char i for a day or two while preparations are
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    5 CENTS OF SALT...
    119 5 5 CENTS OF SALT. Must that go on the record? ask traders JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. VILLAGE shopkeepers want the Government to relax certain Emergency Regulations in connection with the sale of restricted foodstuffs. The licence to sell these goods requires the shops to keep a record of every sale. This,
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    Nursing—ancient and modem
    49 5 Nursing— ancient and modem Four Singapore nurses will oppose four hospital assistants in a debate on whether modern nursing is more advanced than ancient nursing at the Singapore Medical Services' Union premises in Kampong Bahru Road at 5 p.m. today. The nurses will speak in favour of ancient nursing.
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    THREAT CHARGES ARE AMENDED
    190 5 THREAT CHARGES ARE AMENDED /CHARGES of intimidation against the president and four members of the Singapore Lorry Transport Association were amended when their cases were transfered to the Second Criminal District Court yesterday. Bak Meng Teck, the president, and the other members, Tan Kang Han, Goh Sha Te. Ong Teng
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    Fun fair
    34 5 The Holy Innocent English School. Singapore, will hold a fun fair In aid of their school building fund at the school in Upper Serangoon Road tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m
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    DEATH
    18 5 I- i-naa. 00. 1.»■ Road. Sinl He leaves a wife mourn his loss, ai -:ie Road. Deeply
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    Factory chief found dead
    34 5 Singapore police yesterday found the body of a coconut oil factory manager in Kallang River. The man, Tay Chang Gek. came from Batu Pahat. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Man gets $8,500 damages
    205 5 Man gets $8,500 damages LEG SHORTER AFTER INJURY AN insurance Inspector, M.S.A. Sahib, who was injured in a car and motor cycle collision 17 months ago, was awarded general and special damages totalling $8,578, with costs, by Mr. Justice Knight in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Sahib had brought the
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    Pay out by October
    46 5 WAR CLAIMS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The War Damage Commission hopes to complete payment on all established claims by mid-October. It will not make payments until later on 2,000 claims involving legal complications. Up to June 30 the commission had paid out $426,585,985.
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    Annual meeting
    23 5 The annual meeting of the North Indian Hindu Association will be held at 47, Cuff Road. Singapore, at 4.30 p.m tomorrow.
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    29 6 M H,,rrf, $10 I minimum). THE FAMILY of the late Mr V. Sara thank all those who "ended the funeral and sent wreaths and helped in any way.
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    21 6 H „rrfv >l)i i minimum). BRITISH BUSINESS WOMAN meet another/others, view ill companioaship, perhaps Plat /House, Forties, Fifties. •fin s.t.
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    230 6 ANNO UNEMENTS :u H'uri/. .<;« i minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day in tfaU 1 if you want to win t 000 word puzzle. WHAIS COOKING? In many I than one it spells your kitchen. Banish ti.rrn with a bottle of Air-wick. ON VERA. Sale of Model and Day Ptoda Monday.
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    34 6 2V H'orrft fl.iO (minimum). CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. re. 8, Orange Grove Road, e-10 (off Orchard Road). I Service 10.30 a.m. and |i:i: Sunday School 10.30 a.m. Meetings Ist and 3rd 7 p.m.
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      The Problems Ahead
      734 6 In his first statement after the Alliance victory, Tcngku Abdul Rahman pronounced the Federal constitution unworkable. If this has led to fears thiit an immediate crisis was forming, they can be allayed. UMNO's president has nowhere suggested that he and his team will not try to work
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      High Level Tourists
      475 6 The proposed visit of Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev to Britain next spring has been well received both in Britain and in Russia. Goodwill tours by heads of state may achieve nothing concrete beyond an exchange of warm handshakes, smiles and the drinking of innumerable toasts. The
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    1154 6  - As I was saying CYNICUS hy Saturday study T ANGAUGE never stands still and a reader's complaint in today's Reader's Forum that copter is not a correct abbreviation for helicopter will make little headway. Living tongues take small heed oi original meanings and derivations. They seek a quick and simple
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    A very tiresome trek
    916 6 MALAVSiAJV not 4> hook T HAD never thought it would be possible to run out of petrol 20 miles from a filling station in the Island of Singapore. After all. that is the whole length of the place. None the less I contrived this feat a
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    128 6 F IFTY YEARS AGO From the Straits Times of Aug. 4, 1905: ABOUT 7.30 yesterday evening, C. Gallop got into a tramcar at Mackenzie Road and proceeded townwards. When near Middle Road he asked the conductor to slow down. He paid three cents but got no ticket. The car was
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    Singapore crisis: End in sight
    172 7 f aW THE BOYD-MARSHAIX TALKS: CONSTITUTIONAL MEANINGS, MEANS AND ENDS ,mn MINISTER MAY NOT QUIT AFTER ALL ]ig news on Tuesday for assembly V \T CONSTITUTIONAL developments ore are to be announced when the 1 .illative Assembly reassembles on expected to result from the talks
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    Awards by Gen. Tulloch
    52 7 Maj. Gen. D. D. C. Tulloch. G.O.C. Singapore Base District, yesterday presented Long Service and Good Conduct Medals to an officer and 23 warrant officers and senior N.C.O.'s. He also presented C-in-C's Certificates to 12 warrant officers and N.C.O.'s and the C-in-C's Testimonials to 12 Asian
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    A SHOCK FROM A NESTING PYTHON
    253 7 A SHOCK FROM A NESTING PYTHON Scare for scout-then a scramble for the eggs A SINGAPORE Boy Scout out bird shooting yesterday afternoon stumbled on a python's nest and was horrified to find a 17-ft. python sitting on its eggs inside. The boy informed the Bedok police and two constables
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    Lim Yew Hock to open fair
    49 7 The Geylang Methodist Church will hold a food and i fun fair on Monday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Geylang Methodist Girls" Softool, Aljunicd Road. Singapore. The Minister for Labour and Welfare, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will open the fair.
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    Church picnic
    26 7 The Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Tiong Bahru branch, will celebrate their second anniversary by holding a picnic at Tanah Merah Youth Camp on Monday.
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    Mr.OPPOSITION
    89 7 THE man who penetrated the Alliance election armour Tuan Haji Ahmad bin Haji Hussein, of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party. He beat his Alliance opponent by 450 votes. He was once a member of UMNO. Tuan Haji Ahmad, a religious teacher for 25 years, is the son of a Malayan
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    Why Labour lost—by an ex-Labour man
    149 7 Why Labour lost— by an ex-Labour man PENANG, Fri.— A former Labour Municipal councillor, Mr. N. Ponnudurai, said today that the "political stunts" of the Singapore Labour Front had spoilt the chances of the Labour Party of Malaya in the Federal elections. He said the defeat of the other parties
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    Sir Donald says thanks
    104 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE High Commissioner. 1 Sir Donald MacGillivray. I has complimented the Chief I Secretary. Mr. D. C WatherFton. and other officals concerned for the "conspicuous efficiency" with which the first Federal elections had been carried out. In a letter to Mr. Watherston. Sir
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    Why I lost—by the odd man out
    98 7 Why I lost by the odd man out BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri.— Haji Sul< iman bin Haji Ahmad, only Alliance candidate not returned in the Federal elections, today blamed a statement purported to have been made by the Mufti of Penang and Province Welleslev for his defeat. "That statement, published in
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    BLACK, MARSHALL all SMILES at PARTY
    150 7 THK GOVERNOR, Sir Robert Black, and Lady Black were guests of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce at a cocktail party at its premises in Hill Street, last night Mr. Ko Teck Kin, the president said: "It is a great occasion for us to
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    OUR CHILDREN ARE 'LESS OBEDIENT'
    245 7 Let us act, says Sir Donald KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. fTHE High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, said here today that it was a sad fact that children today were generally less obedient and less respectful to their parents than the children of a generation ago. Sir
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    IN-LAW TROUBLE
    200 7 Court report says that's why young wife attempted suicide A PROBATION report A produced in a Singa- pore court yesterday blam- j ed the suicide attempt of a young wife on "in-law trouble." The report was called for by Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn I on July 22 when
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    ON, OFF...ON, OFF...MAYBE
    83 7 ON, OFF... ON, OFF... MAYBE Singapore's Van Kleef Aquarium, whose opening has bMB delayed almost a year i by "teething troubles," ex- pects to be ready for the public next month. The last alterations to the j tank bottoms have been com- 1 pleted, the fresh and sea water tanks
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    MAID'S CLAIM REJECTED
    199 8 MAID'S CLAIM REJECTED She sues ex-boss over child THE maintenance claim of a former maidservant of a court interpreter was dismissed in a Singapore court yesterday for want of evidence. Tan Lian Hoe was suing K. P. Venugopal for maintenance of an illegitimate child. This summons had come up for
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    Pretender
    33 8 Ng Kah Chwee was sentenced to three months' jail in Singapore yesterday for impersonating a detective and threatening to arrest a woman. Yeo Scow Keot. in Narayanan Chitty Road on June 28.
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    Stole watches
    36 8 Lee Lai Hong was sentenced to nine months jail by a Singapore court yesterday for breaking into a shop in South Bridge Road on May 27, and stealing iiwo wrist watches and 13 watch-straps.
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    New hope for aliens
    232 8 BOYD TO CONSIDER CASE OF 200.000 CHINESE MARSHALL BACKS THEIR DEMAND FOR CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will see the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, during his visit on Aug. 18, to press for the grant
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    The barrack raiders now declare a dividend
    79 8 The barrack raiders now declare a dividend SINGAPORE police yesterday made four more arrests in connection with the burglaries which have taken place in Gillman Barracks during the past two months. Three of the arrested were Indians the other man is a Chinese. Police also recovered four cameras, four wristwatches,
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    Solicitor's wife granted decree nisi
    87 8 Solicitor's wife granted decree nisi From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Fri. A DECREE nisi was granted in the Divorce Court here today against Singapore solicitor, N. L. Macassey. His wife, Mrs. Anne Macassey, alleged adultery in Singapore. The Macasseys were married in Calcutta in 1944. There are two children. Evidence
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    Two admitted
    22 8 Mr. Chan Kirn Chye, a barrister, and Mr. Forbes Keith Sellar, a solicitor, were admitted to the Singapore Bar yesterday.
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    HE'S NOT FOOLED BY ARMY MARGE
    134 8 One 100k that's enough for him IPOH, Friday. A BRITISH ARMY cook told a court here today that A he could identify Army margarine by its taste and colour. Private Alec Charles Barker, of the 3rd Coy, R.A.S.C., was testifying against Man Singh, 35.
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    Wife can now go back
    61 8 A police court maintenance order for a monthly payment of $50 by Lim Yam Heng to his wife, Chow Schwee Choo, was set aside by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the Singapore High Court yesterday on appeal. Lim had appealed against the order on
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    Racing man dies
    55 8 A well-known Singapore racehorse owner and businessman, Mr S. E. Sherida, died suddenly at his home in Wilkie Road last night. He was 55. Mr. Sherida, a watch dealer for the past 35 years, was a prominent member of the Singapore Jewish Welfare Board. He leaves a
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    'Frogmen' at garden show
    62 8 An aqua-exhibition by Naval ■frogmen" will highlight next Saturday's garden fete organised to commemorate the 70th anniversary of S.S.A.F.A., a forces Welfare Association. The fete, which opens at 3 p.m.. will be held at Nelson House the residence of RearAdmiral E. H. Shattock, Flag Officer, Malayan
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    They all gathered to say a last farewell
    112 8 PEOPLE of many nationalities and walks in life crowded the Presbyterian Church in Orchard Road yesterday to pay their last respects to Mr. Alex Donald. Mr. Donald, general manager of Fraser and Neave Ltd., died in Edinburgh on Tuesday while on leave
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    Going to the doctor
    254 8 Going to the doctor -WILL BE EASIER AFTER ALL THIS DLANS for the expan- sion of medical services in Singapore, including two new district hospitals, were announced yesterday by the Minister for Health, Mr. A. J. Braga. Mr. Braga also disclosed that he favours the establishment of a third hospital
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    TWO CHARGED WITH RIOTING
    75 8 TWO CHARGED WITH RIOTING Two more people were charged in a Singapore court yesterday with being members of an unlawful assembly which caused the death of Volunteer Special Constable Andrew Teo Bok Lan during the May 12 riots at Alexandra Road. They are Siak Chee Thim. 16. and Yeo Seng
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    Bankrupt
    40 8 Giam Teong Heng, who owes Sim Liang Huay $20,958 on a judgment debt, was adjudicated a bankrupt by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday, on a bankruptcy petition filed by the judgment creditor.
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      404 8 18. Of formal cut for Shakes Straits Times Crossword mm^ i^__ l m m mmm m^ 23 Highway version is no cipher m 1 mi 2 mi 3 mi 4 m! 5 in 6 mi 7 mi 2 < <»*» en^e <s>. .s^l K^: SSSS Sss IssSS SiSs SSSS 25.
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE 'What'll become of us/ Singapore said when Victoria died
    1771 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE 'What'll become of us/ Singapore said when Victoria died iiimiiiii Wi.B^i?*i/:»JT=nMi likili[»lJ^];)=M™iiiii SOMETIMES in Singapore today we look back on the carefree nineteenth century life which blossomed into full flowering in the last serene years of Victoria, the Great white queen. In 1898 she passed in
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      101 9 FfOUNTAIN 'or, I point In' Jj; [Ml roma snow* iM I a*i SPfcmur I IT] I ncommmto mil sexoot I*' MJaya: :e ltd. i s'pore-9. but Mazda bnykXtr longer (th) BORNEO /7 w at a friend! you have ■r« HGESTION pp And what a Wart Antacid I (rota pain lasting;
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      1415 10 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) 12 lines) Sh o. B H* THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SwTlN&^to' L?VE°R£oOL, r GLASGOW,' LONDON, CONTINENTAL PORTS Singapore Sails P. S'hom Penang Loertcf faj Liverpool July 30 Aug 5 tumoni, for Liverpool t. Dublin G 13/14 Auq
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
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    Australian stocks
    41 11 Australian stocks Fri. c id) to firm t today. M inseveral I :.,ans wer«| (I 32 29/32 70/- buyer tttfc M/10K 4 9 11/10' a 19/6 6/7' i i 22/10' i 4: 43/- seller II 40/414 21 45/6% 9/10H 20/9 buyer
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    RUBBER PRICES
    43 11 ;!>ber buyers ibove c:.^ prr II) No. lycra n8 I 8 AiIKUSt No. 1 >:s 138. Uil buyers 124' z .)f Commerce n prices yesm cents Buvrrs Sellers 137's 137", 131 137 ust ::;o', 13O 4 123\ 124', 137-, 136. 13li
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    EXCHANGES RATES
    33 11 i i n h.in«p Ranks ..e following to merchants mail, T.T. S 90 days 33 credit I l (i ready: New n irket in the U.S. cash and tt 15.58 and
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    LONDON DEMAND PUSHES RUBBER PRICE EVEN HIGHER
    443 11 By Our Market Correspondent Jl KIHhR London buying in the last hour of trading pushed the price of rubber up to $1.39 for August first grade in Singapore yesterday, this bcinff the highest closing price since January 25 1952. The PL l^ which
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    267 11 'elation. Singapore section, reportedi -Quiet conditions prevailed in all sections of the local share market before the closing for the August Bank Holiday. The majority of the few price changes were to slightly lover levels with the exception of rubbers which remained firm." Singapore brokers reported the following
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    33 11 PARIS. Fri— French tyre output reached 17,1 K tons in June, according to provi onal statistics released here yesterday. May tyre production was 16.475 tons and June 1954 15.250.— Reuter.
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    Healthy tone reported in rubber mart
    419 11 AT the beginning of the rx week the rubber market appeared to have reached a level where it might consolidate and resume more normal trading with less violent fluctuations, report Holiday, Cutler Si Bath Ltd. The undertone due to *he undeniably sound statistical position
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    182 11 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were:— Copra: weak; August $26 3 4 buyere. $27 sellers: September $27 1.4 buyers. $27 58 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $40 14 sellers, drum $43 sellers. Pepper: steady with small business passing and a total of 25 tons'
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    46 11 THE Federation Financial Secretary has fixed the following prices for customs and taxation purposes for the week starting July 28. RUBBER: 51.29' 2 per Ib. COPRA: 5444 per ton. COCONUT OIL: $718 per ton. PALM OIL: $654.25 per ton. PALM KERNELS: $356 per ton.
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    SHIPPING
    77 11 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tjibodas 12. Frederick Clover 45, Bradeverett C.P.. Hoelsan M.iru 6 7. Clachas 8 9, Manila Maru 11, Eumaeu s 13 14. Glenearn 15 16, Tjitjalengka 18. Mandowi 19 20. Landak N. Wall 8. Perak 21 22, Choysang
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      389 11 IKNUTSEN LINE Fast and Regular Service CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS 30 DAYS Sulins Arriving incls:o Singapore P>Swet Penang Fremantle k 8 Aug 10 Aug llAug 1 8 Aug 13 Auu 12 Sept 14 Scrt 15 Sept 22 Sept 1 Scot 3 Oct 5 Or» 6 Oct 13Oc» Sept 31 Oc» 2
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      245 11 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'C and above registered PWD Contractors will be received by the State Engineer. Johore, up to noon of the Bth. August. 1955 for:— CONSTRUCTION OF OFFICERS' MESS AND ACCOMMODATION AT THE MALAY REGIMENT CAMP. KLUANG. Full particulars may be obtained from the Senior
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      283 11 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'D' and above registered Contractors will be received by the Superintending Engineer. Public Works Department, Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m. on 1 1 8 55 for the Construction of Roads. Roadside Drains, Culverts, etc., at Guillemard Road Housing Site Extension, Kuala Lumpur. Full
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      662 11 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited for temporary appointment on Contract as Assistant Protector of Aborigines on the salary scale $585x28-977 p.m. Qualifications: Senior Cambridge examination ability to speak fluent Malay and English and to write these lan> guages; jungle experience; Age: not over 40 yean; Preference will be given to
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      458 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TECHNICIANS— SaIary scale:— Division Hl— Probationers $122.50x 7.50-152.50/Flrst Exam Bar/Timescale $209x1 4-321 /Second Exam Bar/$338x14-450. Vacancy Bar: Special Grade— $488x20-588 Vacancy Bar. Division ll— Superscale $604x 24-700. Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens for 3 vacancies for Technician Apprentices for the Public Works Department. Federal
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      COST OF A SPEED TRAP
      348 12 COST OF A SPEED TRAP ONE would have thought that the problem of ending the Emergency was big enough to keep the Police fully occupied. One is that the costs of the Emergency (and especially the police costs) are so great the Government cannot alTord to provide education for many
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      CHINESE MEDICINE
      316 12 I HAVE read the review by Mr. Lee Siow Mong of a book called "Chinese Masic and Superstition in Malaya." This ancient way of thought as mentioned in the article is shared by a very limited section of the Chinese community only a handful of old and uneducated
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      What Dr. Soekarno said
      426 12 4 S ONE who heard and understood every word of President Soekarno's speech I tind it difficult to let the statements of Mr. G. A. P. Sutherland so unchallenged. Dr. Soekarno did not come here on a state visit: he stopped in Singapore only as a
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      Total absence of the spirit . of goodwill
      185 12 Total absence of the spirit of goodwill I REFER to Mr. Kenneth Hilborne's letter appearing in the Straits Times of July 29. There are a large number of people in Singapore who are heartily sick of being told ad nauseam that the Rendel Constitution is only the first step towards
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      It's no fault of these women
      66 12 It's no fault of these women PERAK Muslim organisations advocate heavier sentences in their drive against prostitution amongst Malay women. No-one can disagree that fall prosecution might be analogous with persecution. Recent surveys proved that ""majority of the women are forced into lives o easy virtue through no fault of
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      Kill the root
      163 12 A more realistic and humane oolicv should be evolved as KSMm. Unless and until the root of the evil -is removedV problem, which is of a colossal magnitude, cannot be wiped put. The Religious Affairs Department should make the issue r national one. The fallen women require
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      WAITING
      54 12 REGARDING the sale of 96 houses in Kolam Ayer Lane, Singapore, built two years ago for the victims of Kampong Bugis fire for $566.--150. so far nothing has been paid to the victims. As a victim. I beg for the money which is due to us as soon as
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        DOES THE BEE KNOW?
        62 12 YOU report that Mr. Thomas, referring to the Chief Minister, "said that a honey bee accumulated honey not for himself but for others. But when attacked it had a sting which could damage." May I point out that a honey bee can sting only once, after
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        CRUMBS FOR MIC?
        26 12 rE list of proposed Alliance ministers contains no Indian names. Did the M.I.C. join the Alliance for crumbs only? A. J. R. Bruas.
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        STILL DANGEROUS
        72 12 THE removal of the request stop at the junction of Lorong 41, Geylang, to about forty feet away, has done little to lessen the dangers to the public and gives less parking space. I suggest a white line drawn across the road from Lorong 41 to Lorong 39,
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        GAMBLING
        22 12 IT is time authority eliminated gambling under the disguises of "Fun Lands." Schoolboys of all ages are being attracted. ANTI-GAMBLING Singapore.
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        LET'S HAVE DEEDS
        77 12 THE real battle begins after the elections and it will be interesting to watch the stand the Alliance will take. Will they be stooges to colonialism, or will they strike for independence? The eyes of their supporters will be on them and as they voted for "nationalism,"
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        THEY NEED HELP
        35 12 I SEE that the Singapore Government is to examine the pensions structure and allowances for pensioners. I wonder if the Government will do something for the poor widows and orphans? KINGDOM. Singapore.
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        TAP-WORMS
        37 12 THE water supply to my flat in Owen Road contains live, thin about half an inch long red worms. Neighbours also have them. What is wrong with the City water purification process? A. J. CHACRO Singapore.
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        WHAT AUTHORITY?
        54 12 READERS in the Federation would be interested to learn by what authority Mr. Marshall speaks for "the People of Malaya." Mr. Marshall Is the representative of the Cairnhill constituency of Singapore and oversteps himself when he claims to speak for the people of Malaya. Mr. Speaker, please note!
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        POLLUTION
        38 12 I went to the Mcßitchie Reservoir on Sunday and was surprised to see about half a dozen dogs playing and bathing in the reservoir. In the eyes of a Muslim, such water is undrinkable. MAKAN ANGIN Singapore.
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        CABARET FIGHT
        45 12 IT is unimaginable that a disgraceful fight in the City Lights Cabaret, Penang, could have been allowed to go on from start to finish in the presence of two police inspectors. It is time the police force had a shake-up. JOHN BULL Penang.
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        CLARIFICATION
        45 12 11/ ILL you kindly publish the following clarification regarding my letter to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, as reported In your paper of July 26? As far as the Young Progressives are converned. their Chairman is Mr. Kevin Mallal, and not myself. AMEER JUMABHOY Singapore.
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        BID TO MAKE IS QUIT
        139 12 IT is bad enough having to endure the hazards of everyday life without, when at last one seeks some relaxation, being confronted daily in the Press by words like "bid" and "quit". The former, with its implication that an auction is taking place, is in
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    Top Siamese enter Malayan tennis
    212 13 IPOH, Fri. CIX top-flight players k from Siam have entered for the Malayan tennis championships to be played in Ipoh from Aug. 18 to 21. Among them is S. Karalak, the reigning singles champion of Siam. Karalak has played in this country and won the
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    VEERAPAN BEST AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS MEET
    995 13 VEERAPAN BEST AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS MEET EIGHTEEN records were broken when the third annual sports of the Singapore primary schools thrown open for the first time to Chinese, Malay and Tamil schools, concluded at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The first six events produced new records and exceptionally good times, and
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    PTS BEAT SWIFTS AA JUNIORS 100 TO 94
    315 13 IN Ideal weather and good track conditions, Police Training School beat Swifts A. A. Juniors by 100 points to 94, with St. Joseph's third in yesterday's triangular athletic match on the SJI ground. Police Training School won only three of the 13
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    Lock icon Yorks take lead as Warwick beat Surrey
    406 13 LONDON, Frl. YORKSHIRE today took over the leadership of the county cricket championship table. They beat Essex by 10 wickets at Bradford, while Surrey, leaders since the first week of the season, were beaten by Warwickshire. The champions are still well placed, however,
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    Tourists in easy win
    109 13 PENANG. Frl. DISPLAYING better control and combination on a slippery ground. Hong Kong Chinese opened their Penang tour with a 4-2 victory over Penang on Victoria Green today. The tourists got Into their stride In the 26th minute and a lovely lob from outside right Tal
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    Shairi scores 4 for Medicals
    57 13 Medical beat Government Printing Office 6-0 in a Government Services Dlv. 1 soccer league match at Fairer Park on Thursday. Shalrl completed a hat -trick in scoring four goals. The other two goals were scored by Dollah. In the same leagu.e Social Welfare and Income
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    MALACCA VISIT
    41 13 The 1.C.1. Recreation Club will visit Malacca during the August Bank Holidays and* will play Hua Lian at soccer at the Kubu Stadium on tomorrow. A badminton match against Malacca Recreation Club will be played on the same day.
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    Tomorrow's ties in SBA junior meet
    316 13 Tomorrows ties In the Singapore Badminton Association's junior championships starting at 6.45 p.m. are: Men's Junior doubles: Kong Yin Meiiß and Thong Hooi Leong v Wong Toon Kirn and A. N. Other; Tan Oeok Tia n and Ooh Oeok Soon v Amir Hassan and
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      84 13 aEnI^sIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI SOCCER srNGAPORE "A" v SALZBURG Jalan Beaar. 5.15 p.m.; SAFA League, Div. 2B: Aston A.C. v Haikowyu, Jalan Besar, 4 p.m.; Friendly: Boys Town v Metal Box, Buklt Tlmah. CRICKET SINGAPORE CIVILIANS "A" COMBINED SERVICES "A", Nee Soon. 2 p.m. Friendly: Wood bridge Hosp. v Engineer Reft, GUlmao Barracks.
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    Delivery to make it a hat-trick n Race Seven today
    867 14 Delivery to make it a hat-trick n Race Seven today DELIVERY is obviously a pretty smart stayer. This four-year-old by the Irish Derby winner Hindostan has won two races In three starts ;ind he looks set to keep up his good work in the top class in Race Seven. After
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    THE GOING AT PENANG
    44 14 rfWE going at Penang up to last evening was very good. TREBLE TOTE will be held on Races Three. Five and Six. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race Seven. RADIO MALAYA will broadcast all races at Penang today.
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    CUP FAVOURITE BEATEN
    230 14 OOODWOOD Fri. A CROWD of 50,000 saw the joint favourite fo- the Goodwood Cup, N. Marcel Boussac's French challencer Elponor. beaten by Double Bore, a 9 to l chance, here yesterday. Double Bore, ridden by Scottishborn jockey Tommy Gosling and owned, bred and trained by Mr. Jeremy
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    TOP-FORM SHANGRILA GETS CONFIDENT VOTE
    380 14 Today's top mile virtually a trial for the Gold Cup By EPSOM JEEP is my choice for the Bank Holiday Cup over a mile virtually a trial for the $15,000 Penang Gold Cvp at Penang today, fir.st day of the August Bank Holiday Meeting. Alter
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    STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
    121 14 .EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1. I DISNEY WESTOTH WESTOTH 2.30. Westoth Disney Marcelle Portmaster Spitfire II Disney Race 2. SOOKA GOOD FORAGE SOOKA 3.05. Conventional Sooka Good Forage Olympic Olympic Conventional Ifarc 3. MIRANDOLA MIRANDOLA SIBONKY 3.40. Carpenter Starry Celerity Punter's Delight Siboney 1 Mirandola
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1033 14 Race 1—2.30: Class 4, Div. I— 5A Furs. 1 133 Brown Booty 5y Povall 9.00 S. K. TJoa Owner 2 201 Disney 5y Bougoure 8.10 Happy Kongsi Breukelen 3 351 Scaled Orders 8y Donnelly 8.07 W. McOreeor Watt Hobbs 4 905 Marcillr 4y Paterson 8.03 Mr. Unicorn
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    Star Signal to repeat form of record run
    234 14 Star Signal to repeat form of record run STAR SIGNAL ran the fastest 6f. in Malaya when he clocked lmin. 11 1/5 in a spectacular runaway win in Class 2 with 8.1 at Bukit Timah m star Siknal failed a week later against the best but he was not disgraced.
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    547 HORSES IN TRAINING
    42 14 THERE are 347 horses in training in Malaya, according to the latest classification list of the Straits Racing Association. They comprise 114 Class One horses. 132 Class Two. 228 Class 3, 115 Class Four and 58 Class Five.
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    Full details of the Johore athletic championships
    426 14 RESILTS of yesterday's finals at the Johore A.A.A. championships were: 100 yardsi 1. J. Levula (BP), 2. A. Lazaroo (Muar). 3. Ungku Ibrahim iJBi. lO.Osec. 220 yards: 1. J. Levula (BP), 2. P. Nalaulau (BP), 3. Awang Ibrahim (BP), 23.0 sec. 440 yards:
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    COLONY TEAMS v SALZBURG
    92 14 The Singapore "A" soccer team to meet Salzburg F.T. at the Jalan Besar stadium at 5.15 p.m. today will be selected from: Arshad, Skinner. Johan. Harith, Ives. Murray. Clark, Ra,shid Olman, ONeil. Kirn Beng. Harrison, Ibrahim. Carter. Koh, Tahlr, Zalnol Yang Huat, Kok Peow. The Singapore
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    TOUGH TEST FOR SKIFFS
    74 14 The Royal Singapore Yacht Clvb 1 will stage the longest race in the world for 16-foot Sydney Harbour Skiff& when they hold their annual 1 round t he-island race today The 16-foot Sydney Harbour SkifT Is usually raced over short distances The race will start at
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    TUAN MONG LOSE
    42 14 m J ads AU beat Tuan Mong OBA 5 3 In a SAFA Div. 3A game «t Farrer Park yesterday. Nadarajah (3). AH and Chandra scored for Jollllads and Kirn Honß Kirn Hung and Ser Teck for Tuan Monp.
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    ROKOVOSA ADD TO HIS MARK BUT JOE IS BEST PERFORM
    428 14 By JOHN MARKS ATHLETIC standards reached new levels on the final day of the Johore A.A.A. championships at Johore Bahru yesterday with 18 records being established in the 27 events. Two of these records improved on existing Malayan records. This
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