The Straits Times, 27 June 1958

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Mat*** Not*"* 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1958 ft 15 CENTS
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    BID TO 'SAVE' AIRPORT
    718 1 NICOL WILL APPEAL TO SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT Tourist chief gives a warning by R. CHANDRAN THE Singapore Director of Civil Aviation, Mr. W. P. Nicol, is to appeal to the Government to reconsider its move to shelve indefinitely the plan to build the $8 million terminal building;
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    DAVID TO BE RELEASED
    13 1 But he will have to sign a bond first
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    Lorry crash: 25 women injured
    173 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. women tappers returning from work were injured, six seriously, when their lorry overturned and somersaulted into a 15ft deep ravine at Sungel Choh, 18 flilles from here this afternoon. The only man In the back of the lorry, Chan Seng Heng, 33,
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    SHB GETS 3-DAY STROKE ULTIMATUM
    96 1 SHB GETS 3-DAY STROKE ULTIMATUM rv Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association last night gave the board 72 hours to implement the "recommendations" of a 1957 court of Inquiry or face a strike. A general meeting of members of the association decided to call an emergency meeting on Monday when the
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    Lock icon Belgium's P.M.
    25 1 BRUSSELS. Thurs. Mr Gastnii Eyskens, 53-year-old former Prime Minister, yesterday formed Belgium's 13th postwar government to end the country's three-week-old political crisis.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Last voyage
    28 1 SOUTHAMPTON, Thurs The 22,607-ton Royal Mall liner Alcantara left here today on her last voyage. She Is bound for Osaka (Japan) to be broken up. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Job renewed
    29 1 I PARIS. Thurs— The World Bank announced today that the appointment of Its president, Mr. Eugene R. Black, has been renewed for a further five years— Reuter
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    Lock icon IKE, DULLES CONFER ON SOVIET SHOCK
    182 1 WASHINGTON, Thursday. DRESIDENT EISENHOWER called the Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, to the White House yesterday to confer on the Soviet threat to withdraw from the Geneva talks on policing a nuclear test ban. I The President hurried back to the White
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    THOU SHALT... FOR 31,000
    33 1 MORE ,than 31,000 people have bought ticket* In IT advance to see the "Ten Commandments" before the picture opened Its season at the Cathay Cinema in Singapore on Wednesday.
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    NOW ONLY 4 DAYS TO GO
    38 1 NOW ONLY 4 DAYS TO GO He usually has a drink with his chums after office on Friday. But not this Friday. Oh no. The $20,000 MM Jackpot comes first. He must post his entry as toon as-possi-ble.
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    RED BOOKS FOR SINGAPORE SEIZED
    109 1 RED BOOKS FOR SINGAPORE SEIZED KLANG. Thar*. Eightynine Communist publication* bound for Singapore from China have been seised by Federation Custom* authorities. The books, now being carefully studied here by experts of the Ministry of Interior and Justice, were discovered when Custom* •Acer* searched the Dutch liner Waibalonc at Fort
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    Lock icon Britain to scrap six carriers
    44 1 LONDON, Thurs.— Lord Selkirk, First Lord of the Admiralty, yesterday announced that six British aircraft carriers would be scrapped They are the Unicorn 14,750 tons), Perseus (12,215 tons) and the Theseus, Ocean, Warrior and Olory (ail 13,190 tons).— Reuter.
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    Lock icon On retirement
    36 1 MANILA. Thurs.— Sir Ronald Cross, retiring Governor of Tasmania, accompanied by his wife and two children, arrived here yesterday aboard the vessel "Eastern Argosy" on the way to Britain via Japan and Canada.— Reuter.
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    Marion reveals a secret -she is engaged
    489 1  - Marion reveals a secret -she is engaged NAN HALL By f OVELY 19 -year -old J Marion Willis yesterday revealed a secret known only to a few close friends. The raven-haired beauty who was crowned Miss Singapore 1958 on Wednesday night. Is engaged to be married to Singapore Police Inspector
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    THE LUCKY MAN IS ROBERT-THEY MET AT A DANCE FOUR YEARS AGO
    64 1 MIBS SINGAPORE Marion Willis signs the contract form for her entry In the MUs Universe Beauty Pageant, watched by Mr. Ran San Shaw. Mr. Shaw, who was to have been one of the five judges in the Mis*
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    Lock icon TORTURE INSPIRED BY 'RIVER KWAV FILM
    144 1 TORTURE INSPIRED BY 'RIVER KWAV FILM LONDON. Thurs.— Two boys who tied a six-year-old boy to a tree, put a pillow case over his head and hit him with a whip, had been Influenced by the Japanese prisoner-of-war film "The Bridge on the River Kwal." a juvenile court was told
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    Lock icon Salan in Paris
    37 1 PARIS, Thurs —Oen de Gaulle last night dined with Oen. Raoul Salan, the French Government's dele-gate-general In Algeria, who arrived here to discuss with the Prime Minister his visit next week to Algeria.— Reuter.
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    2 a.m. news roundup
    187 1 2 a.m. news roundup EDDY CHOONC WINS EASILY KUALA LUMFI/R, Thuis. —Eddy Choonc, the Malayan ihomai Cup captain tbis evening recovered some of hU lost glory when he beat Surjit Raj, one of the first Thomai Cup trainee* in straight sets at the Selangor Gold Cup Badminton Championships at the
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    Lock icon Makarios? A bad character indeed, says Primate
    362 2 I ONDUN, Thort- The ArchWshafj wf Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, said toniffht that he regarded] with abhorrence the general political fcehaviour of Archbishop Makarios as well as his association with terrorism. Dr. Fisher, who was Apralun; an television, added: *«at whether he eouU
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    Lock icon Pakistan hits at India
    63 2 NEW YORK. Ttnrrs.—Pakistan yesUrday told the United nations Security Council that conditions of inrrest and frustration had arisen m the whole of Pakistan and Kashmir "owing to the continued Intransigence of India." The Pakistan view was ■made known la a letter to the president of the
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    Lock icon Talk with Dulles
    26 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Sardar Mohammed Daud Prime Minister of Afghanistan, had talk-s yesterday with the U.S. Secretary of State. Mx. John Foster Dulles.— Reuter.
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    News front Parliament to be censored
    111 2 News front Parliament to be censored COLOMBO, nm. lire Ceyfen will from today fee free to report pro eredtngs of Fariiamrnt «uV jert to tfie i igiit of tfie r #wi prtrnt avthortty to fsrbid publication of matters rrlassas to the pusmt emercestey. M was aaaoiMK-rd Mi The competent authority
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    Troops leave
    17 2 BOCHAfi£BT, ThttTS— The withdrswai of Soviet Hoops trom western areas of Eusaaaaa aogaa yestenday. Da|sXas*
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    Lock icon -RAPED OFFICER'S WIFE: SOLDIER JAILED
    180 2 -RAPED OFFICER'S WIFE: SOLDIER JAILED SYDNEY, Thurs.— An 18-jear-oid soldier was Kntenced here today to 12 years' jail for criminally assaulting a British army major's wife. The Midler, Oary David Matthews, had pleaded not guilty to the charge of having criminally assaulted Mrs. Victoria Joan HawUna, 39, of Matlock, Derbyshire
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    BH-SO-SHY BILLY
    67 2 THERE WAS a trig welcome for B«ly WrUM, captain of the British sooner team hi the World Cw» games, when he arrived In London from Stockholm. Ttteee to greet him wa* Joy Beveriey. one of the sing- ing Beverlejr Sisters, to whom he is said to be enraged
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    Lock icon Beirut shooting as Dag takes off
    276 2 U.N. POLICE FORCE MAY BE URGED BEIRUT, Thursday. OHOOTTNG broke oat between the rebels and government troops on the outskirts of Beirut's rebel-held Basta quarter yesterday a few hours after the United Nations Sexrrtary-General, Mr. Dap Hammarskjoeld. took off for New York. The firing
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    NORWEGIAN TANKER GOES AGROUND IN SUEZ CANAL
    120 2 OF THE A (overseas I NEWS PORT SAID, Thurs.— The Norwegian 12,296--ton tanker Braconda ran aground in the Suez Canal north of Bms yesterday, interrupting traf- CauaJ Authority tags were sent to the scene to try to get the Braconda off the sandbank
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    Lock icon To be gmillotined
    99 2 kUimmS: atabel leader Taeef Saswft, captured to Use CasVaa with his astosraas last Seat. 24, was convicted of seven aosab and cua attacks 2 aad condemaed to the 5 giwlillne— V.fJL ■Mllllllll? of Mr. tare Nagy and his colleagues.— Reuter WASmNGTOBG: The World Bank agreed to lend
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    Lock icon Satellite fails to go up
    60 2 CAPE CANAVERAL. Thurs.— The United Btates today failed In an attempt to launch another satellite-carrying Vanguard rocket Into space. There are now four artificial sat< Uit. s in space: Explorer L, Explorer 111. Vanguasd I and Sputnik In. Explorer m, launched by the Army on
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    LUXURY LINER TO GET OVERHAUL
    126 2 LUXURY LINER TO GET OVERHAUL FROM HALL KOMM 1 LONDON. Thurs.— The Dutch liner Willfm Ruys is to be completely overhauled in September bel or c making four round-the-world cruises next year, during which she will call at Singapore in March, June, August and November. The liner is to be
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    Dr. Cosgrave dies, 73
    39 2 LONDON, Thurs. Th< death has ooovrred In Eng ksnd of Dr. a. K. Cosgrave tor many years a ansmber o tbe Malayan Medical Service Dr. Cosgrave, who first cami to Malaya In 1»1« was 73.
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    Lock icon Hungary is expelled by 1.L.0.
    301 3 CONFERENCE DEMONSTRATES ITS ANGER AT EXECUTION OF IMRE NAGY .MALAYA ABSTAINS FROM VOTE ORDERING DELEGATION TO LEAVE GENEVA, Thursday. THE 79-NATION conference of the International Labour Organisation today expelled the Hungarian Government delegation from the floor. This action came in a vote on objections that
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    Lock icon China is accused of 'insult'
    162 3 BELGRADE, Thurs.— Sino-Yugoslav relations were sharply strained last night with a Yugoslav charge that President Tito's ambassador to China was "Insulted" by the Peking Government. Diplomatic sources said It was too early to talk of a possible break In diplomatic relations, but It was clear
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    Lock icon Visit to Japan
    24 3 LOS ANGELES. Thurs Comedian Red SkHton. nls wife Georgia, and their daughter Valentlna. 11, left today by plane for Japan Reuter.
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    Lock icon BOYCOTT OF DANISH SHIP
    58 3 DAMASCUS. Thurs. The Arab League's headquarters here said yesterday It had blacklisted a Janlsh ship for anchoring in both Arab and Israeli ports In one voyage. The League said thb> was a violation of an Arab boycott regulation and the ship, the 2 929-ton Samos, would
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    Lock icon Princess Grace with old friend
    82 3 HOLLYWOOD actor and crooner Frank Sinatra (left) leaves the Monaco Sporting Club with Princess Grace and her husband. Prince Rainier. The actor and Princess Grace are old friends from the days when she was Grace Kelly, one of Hollywood's talented stars. ir visited Monaco l.i
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    Lock icon 'GHANA LIVES IN PEACE'
    150 3 'GHANA LIVES IN PEACE' ACCRA, Thurs rl GoTernor-General of Ghana. Lord Llitowrl. taid yesterday that at a result of the Government's Arm artlon "order has been completely restored throughout the country." In his speech proroguing Parliament read hv the Sneaker. Mr. A. M. Aklwutnl. he derlared "The people of Ghana
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    Lock icon Partition our goal, say terror Turks
    296 3 LET FOOT DO HIS WORST...' NICOSIA. Thursday. THE Turkish underground organisation T.M.T said In a leaflet yesterday that Cypriot-Turks would facilitate the achievement of partition -by refusing to co-operate In Britain's new "partnership" plan for the island. The leaflet, circulated in the Turkish quarters
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    Lock icon Indian dock strikes end
    63 3 NE»V DfcALHI Thurs.— l In* ten-day old strike ov the All -India Port and Dock Workers Federation was called off yesterday in response to an appeal by the Indian Prime Minister. Mr Nehru More than 100,000 dock workers wer c Involved and all India's major ports
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    LONDON STOCKS
    334 3 I ONDUN. Wed Unseated u>nlj ditlons were again apparent on the London stock exchange today. Sentiment remained under the Influence of the uncertain business ou'look and the delicate Middle East situation Actual sellIng was small but with buyers holding off prices soon responded to any of) ng Closing
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    18 KILLED IN FIVE AIR CRASHES
    67 3 18 KILLED IN FIVE AIR CRASHES EIGHTEEN people were killed in five air crashes on Wednesday, according to rabies received in Singapore yesterday The planes that crashed were a French Air Force helicopter, a French fighter, a US B 57 Jet bomber a US Jet fighter, an In dlan Airlines
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    Collision In the air
    44 3 The French Air Force helicopter crashed after colliding with a fighter plane In the Grande Kabylle area, about «n miles east of Algiers. The pilot of the fighter escaped by parachute but all v people in the helicopter were killed
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    Jet bomber explodes
    47 3 The B-57 Jet bomber exploded In the air and crashed near Newport News. Virginia, killing Its crew of two. The plane was Identified as one from Langley air base Virginia. An Air Force official there said the plane was not carrying a nuclear bomb
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    Flight deck accident
    46 3 From San Diego. California, the U.S. Navy reported that the pilot of a Jet fighter wax killed when the plane crashed on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Bon Homme Richard Four of the crew of the aircraft carrier were seriously Injured
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    Food-dropping plane down
    27 3 The Indian Airlines Corporation cargo plane crashed while on a food dropping mission near Dlbngarn. Assam. Its crew of three and labourer were killed
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    Lock icon Bad landing In the rain
    34 3 The twin-engined Grumman Goose carrying five civilians crashed while coming in for a landing at Montreal airport In heavy rain. All five were Injured three of them seriously.— Reuter
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    This killing was justified—coroner
    335 4 This killing was justified— coroner COURT ACCEPTS WORD OF INSPECTOR WHO SHOT CARPENTER A VERDICT of justifiable homicide was recorded in Singapore yesterday at an inquest on Wong Tee Tee, 18, a carpenter, who was fatally shot in the back by Detective-Inspector Seah Tsun Toh. Mr. Giam (.'hong Hing, the
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    Re-opened: Borneo oilfields, refinery
    72 4 Re-opened: Borneo oilfields, refinery pHK Mi. II Company an--1 nounced yesterday that j East Borneo refinery at Balik Papwn ana the oil flettf* at Btmju and Tarakaa. closed siace April, have been re -opened. A Shell spokesman said it was hoped that a tanker en route from Australia to Singapore
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    Civic visit
    31 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Ihu's. Seventy-five members of the Andhra Association of Malaya In Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak will pay a two-day civic v'sit to Kuala Lumpur on Saturday ;nd Sunday.
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    Architect to help new schools drive
    117 4 Architect to help new schools drive KUALA LUMPUR, TTmrg. A PWD architect has been seconded to the Ministry of Education to help in the big school-building programme. He 1* Mr. Alexander Watson, 41, who was recently awarded the M.8.8. for upstanding" work connected with the merdeka celebrations last year. Standard
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    New service to West Africa
    45 4 Mlstul Line is offering shippers new services to West Africa via Bombay and Suez, and to America via the Pacific from r.ext month. The two ships that are to operate the service are the Yushlnosan Maru and the Azuchlsan Maru.
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    PIANIST'S PROMISE OF A TREAT FOR SINGAPORE
    118 4 PIANIST'S PROMISE OF A TREAT FOR SINGAPORE MUCZYSLAW MUNZ. American piano teaeber and former ronrert pianist, sax! after a five-day visit to Singapore this week that be would Uke U bring his moil talented pupils here to give a concert Mr Mont, who teaches at the far.ious Prabod; Con senratwrtsm
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    Ceylonese proposal to appeal to Britain
    157 4 Ceylonese proposal to appeal to Britain DENANO. Thura.— The Penang and Province Wellesley branch of the Ceylon Federation of Malaya will meet next week to consider a proposal to urge the British Government to send a commission of inquiry to Ceylon. If it is decided that a delegation should be
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    Pontian fair
    25 4 PONTIAN. Thurs. Tungku Temenggong Ahmad third son of the Sultan, opened a Welfare Week fun fair at the Padang Besar here this afternoon.
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    Cash for guns goes to welfare
    212 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thura. Some of the cash that once went to buy guns and ammunition to fight the Communist terrorists is now going toward building up the country's social services. This wu indicated today by the Minister of Defence. Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein,
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    WANTED BY Mr. S: BURGLAR 'MAGIC EYE'ALARM
    261 4 WANTED BY Mr. S: BURGLAR 'MAGIC EYE' ALARM IPOH, Thursday. C'EDERAL Councillor Mr. D. R Seenivasagam to- day decided to ring, his Hale Street home with the latest electronic alarm system. Mr. Beenivasagam, who Is secretary-general of the Peoples Progressive Party has received three deaththreat letters In the past two
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    Official visit
    24 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The High Commissioner for Canada in the Federation. Mr Arthur Menzles, yesterday paid an official visit to Johore Bahru
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    Meeting to pick a Speaker
    107 4 Meeting to pick a Speaker KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.The BeJancor State Alliance committee is to meet soon to consider the appointment of a Speaker for the state ronnoil. Selangor I'MNO has nominated it* deputy chairman. Federal councillor Inrhe Abu Bakar bin Baginda. for the post. Agreement The state council at its
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    15,000 IN PERAK PLACED UNDER CURFEW
    197 4 15,000 IN PERAK PLACED UNDER CURFEW fELUK ANCON, Thura The Perak stal; war executive commit tee has imposed ar eleven-hour night cur few in a 400 square-miU area near here. About 15.000 people em ployed on lo estates and 1' tcampongs live In the area which is a hot spot
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    Lawyer tells of 'immoral' marriage contract
    308 5 COURT HEARS OF BARGAINING 9 BY PARENTS MAN 'BEGGED 9 GIRL TO RELEASE HIM IPOH, Thursday. Til h LAWYER defending a man who is alleged to have committed breach of promise to marry a pretty schoolgirl, told the High Court here today that the
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    BOTH AGREED TO BREAK THE ENGAGEMENT
    157 5 that the letter had been written as the result of a conversation Balakrlshnan had had with Miss Rajeswary In which both had agreed to break the engagement. Balakrlshnan wrote to Mr. Vythlallngam "In his anxiety to show the father that his daughter was not
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    9 acres a family plan In Kelantan
    95 5 9 acres a family plan In Kelantan KOTA BAIIRL, Thurn The first phase of the state's five-year development plan will start next month when 3.SM acres ot Jangle land In Tanah Merah. Maehanc and I'lu Kelantan will br distributed to 4M familirs This wag dlscloacd today by the local "Minister"
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    $182 hold-up
    27 5 PBNANO. Thurs Four youths armed with daggers escaped with $182 after holdlng up a salesman and a van driver at Batu Lanchnng Road yesterday evening.
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    —DEPUTY— CHIEF POLICE OFFICER IS SUED BY CONTRACTOR
    142 5 DEPUTY CHIEF POLICE OFFICER IS SUED BY CONTRACTOR KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Deputy Chief Police Officer, Kelantan, Mohamed Yusof bin Mohamed Yunus. was today sued In the Supreme Court here by a contractor, Arahad bin Ranee, for $5,600. The sum Is alleged to represent the balance on a house Arshad
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    Siam livestock
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Kelantan Government has banned Import of all cattle, dogs, horses, goats sheep and swine from Slam.
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    WHAT'S ON AT YOUR CINEMAS TODAY
    725 5 Kuala I unipui CATHAY: Man Hunt 1, 3 15, 6.30. 9.30; ODEON: Town on Trial 1, 3.15, 6.30, 9.15; PAVILION: Scarlet Doll 1. 3, 8.30, 9.15; COLISEUM: Hcarlet Doll 1. 3.15. 6.45 9.1t; CAPITOL: Tal Soong Kang Tien (Mandarin) 13 JO, 2 30. 6.30.
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    HIGH TIDE TIMES
    60 5 HIGH TIDE TIMES TOO AY Sl—spsw 7.26 mm. it** 9.-.) 7 22 p.m. (BH.I. Port Oickswi 2.21 «t>. JU (7ft. him 2* mm. (7ft. 5- 9 42 pm. I6H 4ia.) TOMORROW: Sii«K*»o'c 850 *m (7ft. Hrn.) 8 17 pm (Bft. 4i«-l. P*rt Dick ,on i 34 MB, («H 9.. 4.J0
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    FEDERATION BID FOR COLONY MAN
    144 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T»HE Federation Government is seeking the ser--1 vices of Singapore's Senior Crown Counsel. Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, for a top post here. If Inche Ahmad Ibrahim accepts It, he will be the Commissioner for Law Re- vision. His job will be to
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    Man's throat cut
    36 5 TELUK ANBON. ThursAn unemployed labourer. Wong Sang, 73. was found dead with his throat cut In his house at Batu Duabelas village near here yesterday A bloodstained razor was found by his side.
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    Car co-op planned
    47 5 SEREMBAN. Thurs— More than 100 Malay car owners here have decided to form co-operative society dealing In petrol and acting as agent* for a motor firm. The society, starting with a captlal of $50,000. will be the first of It* kind In the Federation.
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    Father and son accused
    57 5 BUNOEI PATANI, Thurs A father and son. Abdul Rahlm bin Budln. 73, and Budln Long Abu, 40. were accused yesterday of murdering Bakar bin Ahmad at Slmpor, Tlkam Batu, on June They were alleged to have stabbed Bakar with a knife. The magistrate. Tuan Syed Modhzlr
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    Plea for special fishing zones
    103 5 Plea for special fishing zones PENANO, Thurs— An Alliance rural district councillor, Mr. Geh Chong Keat, yesterday urged the establishment of special zones to preserve the fishing industry. "Unless this Is done," he told the Penang Rural Council, "fishing villages will In future exist only In fishermen's tales of the
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    52 6 VICTORY smiles from the loveliest three of Singapore They are Marion Willis (centre) who was crowned Miss Singapore. Cristl D'Cruz (right) and Patricia Yong (left). Marion's reaction when the results were announced was: "I'm glad I won. I didn't really think much of my chances Straits
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    -MUSLIM— TROOPS TO HOLD BIG HARI RAYA PRAYER
    135 6 -MUSLIM TROOPS TO HOLD BIG HARI RAYA PRAYER ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —Muslim soldiers of nine Federation Army units will hold a mass Harl Raya Haji prayer here on Saturday. It will be the first open air prayer to be held by Muslim troops In Kuala Lumpur. Troops of the following
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    Tengku a guest of Saudi Arabia
    48 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will be the official guest of the Government of Saudi Arabia during his stay there. The Tengku. who has accepted the invitation, has arrived In Jeddah, last stop on his journey to Mecca.
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    DATES FOR GOVT CLERICAL EXAMS
    74 6 DATES FOR GOVT CLERICAL EXAMS KLALA LI'MPUB, Tburs. The Government clerical examination* will be held in August, it was Gazetted today. All clerks who wish to sit must apply to the State Secretaries not later than July 15. The days fixed for the ex. ami nations are: General clerical examination,
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    Immigration officers seize stowaways in Hong Kong ship
    171 6 I VINE stowaways from Hong Kong were found yesterday by alert Singapore Immigration officers on board the 2,877-ton French freighter Mukali. The nine men were Wong Chao Meng. 25, Yu Kung Ching. 29, Liv Lien chuan. 52, Oel Teng Goan. 22. Ong
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    Top job—after 31 years
    30 6 Top job after 31 years IPOH. Thurs. The senior interpreter of the Supreme Court here. Mr. Lee Thiam has been promoted to fill a superscale vacancy after 31 years' service.
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    The children all love this friendly policeman
    194 6 The children all love this friendly policeman gOME children may be afraid of policemen, but not those who know Sgt. Bohan bin Karim of Singapore. In fact when he appears on his roundsjn Bukit Timah they clamber around him and want'to play. On the eve of his transfer to Orchard
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    COUNCIL TO CHARGE ESTATES
    184 6 COUNCIL TO CHARGE ESTATES I/UALA LUMPU Thurs.— Tin mlr and rubber esta within half a mile of t Kuala Lumpur mv cipal boundary are to asked to pay for an malarial work orr out by the council their land. This decision has t> taken by the municipal hes committee following
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    Service to Indonesia to resume
    79 6 Service to Indonesia to resume TH*. Royal Intrrocrai Lines «er\ice frorr Hong Kong to Indone m.i which was suspended following air attark< on vemels in East Indonesia in May is to h. resumed. A spokrMiian foi thf line in Singapore said yesterday that the own ers in Hong Kong had
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    Slew brother allegation
    52 7 PENANO. Thurs. Tang Scan Llew, 28, was today charged with the murder of his brother. Ah Oam. at Klmberly Street about 2.30 am today. The prosecuting officer. Inspector H.O. Oreenall. opposed ball. The Magistrate. Tuan Byed Hussein bin Jamallulll. ordered Tang be remanded In police custody until
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    Six-week ordeal in Jakarta jail
    364 7 MILLIONAIRE'S SON HELD ON SOEKARNO BOMB BID CHARGE FLIES HOME A SINGAPORE millionaire's eon who was jailed for six weeks in Indonesia for alleged romplicity in a plot to assassinate President Soekarno returned by air to the Colony on Wednesday. In an exclusive interview, Syed
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    $188,750 grant for the poor
    111 7 $188,750 grant for the poor KUALA LUMPUR, Thun. The Social Welfare Services Lotteries Board bas approved a ;rant of $188,730 for further assistance to the handicapped. the under -privil- e<-d. the distressed and the destitute in the country. This grant will be given to the Central Welfare Committee to administer.
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    Aborigines in call-up rush—fears banished
    219 7 Aborigines in call-up rush— fears banished KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thousands of aborigines have registered for National Service In Malaya, the Director of the Aborigines Department, Mr. R.O.D. Noone, told the Straits Times today. His department expected about 12.000 aborigines of call-up age to register, he said Mr Noone added that
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    A town goes gay for Sultan's birthday
    182 7 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thursday. THIS royal town of Trengganu today celebrated the 51st birthday of its Sultan. Hundreds of people turned out on the padang this mornlng to watch a parade by the Trengganu police, the special 1 constabulary, police volunteer reserve, boy scouts.
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    FIGHTING THE REDS—ON THE LAND
    71 7 FIGHTING THE REDS— ON THE LAND IPOH. Thurs— Communism can be fought with land de- velopment schemes the Minister for Natural Resources. i Inche Bahaman bin Sham suddin. told a conference of Perak district officers here today. "This new pattern of communlty living, with water supply. electricity. shops schools and
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    Factoi-y tour by Raja Muda
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Raja Muda of Selangor today paid a two- hour visit to the $18 million Lever Brothers factory In Bungsar Road. He was accompanied by his wife and five members of the Selangor royal household
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    MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDALS FOR 14: FOUR NEW J.P.s CREATED
    250 7 MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDALS FOR 14: FOUR NEW J.P.s CREATED rURTEEN people were awarded the Trengganu Meritorious Service Medal by the Sultan of Trengganu to mark his 51st birthday. Among them are two who played a leading part In the recovery of the 23 bodies and the salvage of the bus
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    STANVAC ROW: MERCHANT RAISES HOPES
    138 7 STANVAC ROW: MERCHANT RAISES HOPES INTERVENTION by a well known Singapore merchant yesterday raised hopes for an early settlement of a dispute between the StandardVacuum Oil Company and its workers. Officials of the 400-strong Stanvac Employees' Union think there is a chance of the dispute being settled before July 9
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    Girl slain at home
    54 7 ALOR STAR. Thurs. -A 13 year-old girl was found murdered in her home in Kampong Temelang. Kodlang. yesterday evening. Bhe was Man blnte Hussein daughter of a padl planter The police today said that Mah had been battered to death while her parents v<re out. A
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    BIG JOB FOR EX-NEWSMAN
    55 7 Mr. Hugh Carleton Greene, former head of the Federation's emergency information services has been appointed BBC director of news and current affairs. Mr Greene, brother of novelist Graham Greene, came to Malaya on loan from the BBC. in 1950 to direct the psychological warfare against the
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    WARRANT OUT FOR A PRINCIPAL WHO IS SICK
    90 7 WARRANT OUT FOR A PRINCIPAL WHO IS SICK A WARRANT was Issued yesterday for the arrest of P. A. John, principal of Bethel English School. Upper Serangoon. who failed to attend a Singapore court. Ht- sent a medical certificate to the court to say he was unable to go to
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    55 8 M •»■.<«. if. t »«a| MRS. J McCULLOCH Thanks UM Directors. Secretaries. Oene.ai Manager, Stall of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company, Members of the Local Board of Advice and the Local Secretaries, Guthile and Company. Relatives and Priends who sent wreaths, condolences and gave kind assistance at the
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    110 8 ■nd congratulations from Joan Booty mid all Members of her school to Marlon, winner of Mix Singapore 1958 and Member of Joan Booty's Mannequin Training and Charm School Good luck Marlon at Long Beach Congra mat Ions also to Ch tl 'I Crm v. ho wai> rcond
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      A Vanishing Hope
      641 8 The Russian desire for assurances that the Geneva conference on nuclear disarmament will be subordinate to the problem of the immediate cessation of nuclear tests quite naturally has roused doubts of the value and purpose of tho conference. The American and British approach has been clear from
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      PAP And Kallang
      301 8 The manoeuvring betoie nomination day for the Kallang by-election to the Siagapore City Council may prove more significant th<<i) the election itself. There is now said to be an understanding between the Labou: Front and the LiberalSocialisU whereby the latter will not contest the ward if the
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      The Ex-Specials
      188 8 Some oi the money thai once went to buy guns to fight Communist terror is now going instead to the Federation's social services. And some of it, as the Minister for Defence said in a message to special constables on their tenth anniversary, is helping to give the
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    The trouble with Malaya's East Coast— mglect
    1100 8  -  DAVID FIENNES BY f THE sorry phgru. of the Xema- man fishermen has recently hit the headlines. Starvation stirs the heart for a moment: a few bags of rice are dished out. And tomorrow they will be forgotten by you and me. How
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    INDIA'S PROBLEM CITY
    764 8  - INDIA 'S PROBLEM CITY ADRIENNE FARRELL Communism's toughest stronghold! a constant nightmare to Nehru I BY /CALCUTTA Is India's problem city, deeply penetrated by Communists, packed with destitute refugees, and with strikes an almost dally occurrence. "Calcutta," Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister, told a British correspondent recently, "Is a
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      MORE SAFETY MEASURES NEEDED AT AIRPORT
      210 8 MORE SAFETY MEASURES NEEDED AT AIRPORT IHAVe. reau with considerable interest the report* and editorial In your paper dealinfc, with the Singapore iiovernment s pr jposalb w> aiielve turtner expenditure on 81ng'apoie Airport while 1 aupreclau the great d.fflculue. that will be caused oy inadequate passenger .ittiidliuK facilities when larger
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      NO POLITICS IN SCHOOLS
      127 8 IN the •MM rime.s of June 26 there Is report of a spetch 1 gave to the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club In which you state that I attacked the 'no politics in schools" rule. The subject of politics la schools was not one I discussed nor
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      NO LIGHTS
      30 8 THE kampong folks of 1203, Upper Seraneoon Road. Singapore, applied to the City Council for a supply of electricity early In January Why no action yet? ANXIOL'S Singapore
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      75 8 WHY STROKES OCCUR There are several kinds of strokes, and none is to be brushed aside lightly. Bat the occurrence of one does not necessarily mean the end of a man's productive life. A helpful article in the May Reader's Digest (now on sale) throws light on some of the
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    No dinner parties for this birthday
    244 9 No dinner parties for this birthday KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Banquets and cocktail parties have not been included in the first merdeka anniversary celebrations from Aug. 29. to Sept. 1 The committee to plan the celebrations, headed by the acting Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein,
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    The Dhamma in Sinhalese
    50 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Venerable Tlranagama Ratana'-ara Thera will preach the Dhamma in Sinhalese at the Buddhist Temple In Temple Road here immediately after the Buddha Puja on Monday. He Is on a research cultural mission on Buddhist art In Asia, sponsored by the Ceylon Government.
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    'Oranges and apples cannot obstruct
    109 9 'Oranges and apples cannot obstruct Xl \l. 1.1 MCI It, Thurs. Apples and oranges do not constitute objects causing obstruction. a magistrate, Inche M. M. Hashim, ruled today in dismissing charges of obstruction against seven hawkers. He said the articles which could cause obstruction as laid down in the law
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    Social night
    25 9 The Supervisory and Management Training Association will hold a social at the youth camp in Tanah Merah on July 5 at 8 p.m.
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    Leader of council expats is 'fined'
    253 9 RICHARDS TO LOSE RISES FOR TWO YEARS FOR SPEAKING TO PRESS THE chairman of the expatriate Senior Officers Association of the Singapore City Council, Mr. G. M. Richards, was yesterday ordered to forfeit salary increments for two years as punishment for making a statement
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    22 men here on market hunt
    221 9 A 22-MEMBER delegation of the Japanese Indus- trial and Technical Co-operation Mission to South-East Asia arrived in Singapore yesterday to pave the way for better trade relations with the Colony. Leader of the team and vice-president of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
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    THE MISSING MOTHER
    6 9 CHEAM SIEW ENG
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    M.A.T.C. man is promoted
    159 9 I EE AH CHBONG, alias Ah Lek, a coffeeshop a.ssistant, chose to say nothing in his defence at his retrial yesterday on a charge of firing a revolver at the four-man crew of a police patrol cai. Lee was alleged to have fired the shots at
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    Visit by Cassels
    23 9 ALOR STAR. Thurs.— Lieut. Gen. Sir James Cassels. Director of Operations, paid a flying visit to Alor Star this morning.
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    Search is on for woman who felt ashamed
    307 9 Search is on for woman who felt ashamed By LOW SIEW THIAM FIVE ragged China- town children three Just recovered from measles yesterday pleaded with the Singapore Social Welfare Department to help find their mother who left home 15 days ago "from shame." The children were accompanied by their father.
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    Careless —$30
    62 9 KUANTAN. Thurs.— A mining shift foreman whose Land Rover smashed Into a roadside stall in J urine two people was today fined $30. A. L. Trevorrow. 42. pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court to driving: In a negligent manner In Canton Street. Sungel Lembing. on April 13. Trevorrow
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    In hospital—dead after an hour
    39 9 In hospital— dead after an hour MALACCA, Thurs. A petition writer, William Tay. aged 45, who was admitted to the Malacca General Hospita' at 10.40 this morning died one hour later without regaining consciousness. A post-mortem will be held
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    11 ACCUSED OF MURDER: 'SNAG' DELA YS PROBE
    281 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A PRELIMINARY inquiry in which 11 youths have been tentatively charged with murdering a school teacher has been postponed to August because of a "snag" encountered by the prosecution. In making his application for postponement. Inspector B. RamakrLshnan said
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    HELP FIND OUR MOTHER, CHILDREN PLEAD
    45 9 lld I I SELLER Tan Tiow Swee. M, and his family. The children are, from left: Cheow Tee, 9, Ai Tee, 2, Hock Soon. 7, Hock Tee. 5. and in the arms of Tan's mother Ai Moy, 13 months.
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    New ADC for the King
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Deputy Superintendent of Police Inche Mohamed Zamani bin Samah, has been appointed honorary alde-de camp to the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong. It was gazetted today Inche Mohamed replaces Superintendent of Police Inche Mobarak Ahmed, who relinquished the position on June 2
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    YMCA concert
    23 9 The Chinese YMCA will hold its grand annual concert at the "V" auditorium tn Shenton Way, Singapore, at 830 p.m. tomorrow.
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    KING'S DOCTOR IN CRASH HOAX
    223 9 KING'S DOCTOR IN CRASH HOAX IfUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A squad of police, an ambulance, and a horde of friend* and relatives, rushed to Princes Road here last night on receipt of a series of telephone calls that Dr. M. Valthllingam, personal physician to the Yang dlPertuan Agong, had been gravely
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    New railway manager
    39 9 New railway manager KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The appointment of Mr. D. D. Bartlett as general manager of the Malayan Railway was Gazetted today He takes the place of Mr. C. G. Harrison who left Ma'aya last week on retirement.
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    Coat of whitewash, but Young Lions still roar
    473 10 SUSAN BARRtE SEES THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS THERE is bound to be controversy over "THE YOUNG LIONS," based on Irwin Shaw's bestKelling book. The most obvious change from the original story is the whitewashing of the young Nazi (Marlon Brando) who. according
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    WHEN SACK AND STORK ARE DUE TOGETHER...
    207 10 JOSE Ferrer is at it again directing and starring in the same Aim, and doing both very well. "THE HIGH COST OF LOVING" is a gently amusing domestic comedy, very true to life, with a pleasantly whimsical script, in which Ferrer plays a
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    Cecil B. sits up and takes notice
    75 10 Cecil B. sits up and takes notice HOLLYWOOD. Thuri.— Cecil B. DeMllle, filmland's muter of spectacle, is making satisfactory progress In a Los Angeles hospital where he Is being treated (or a heart complaint. Last night be aat up in bed for a private showing of his latest film, "The
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    THEY MET—AND ONE HAD TO DIE
    11 10 THEY MET— AND ONE HAD TO DIE Pte Martin Lt. Brando
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    Fernandel puts top-billing Hope in Paris shade
    291 10 Fernandel puts top-billing Hope in Paris shade 008 HOPE can always fee relied upon for plenty of laughs but In his latest film "PARIS HOLIDAY," co-star Fernandel steals the thunder. This French comedian is irresistibly funny all through. But perhaps Hope can still claim mast of the glory The credit
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    47 12 T»HK Federation! Minister of Finance has Axed the Mlowinc prtea far calculating < m torn, dulm far tht week frasa Juar 2«. Rubber 7«H cenU a Ib. Copra (MC a ton! Coconat oil »M1 a ton ralm an $C7«.7S a ton Palm kernels $373.25 a ton.
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    396 12 Ts* Malay.. uh»rt Brokers' AsmcUUoii reported All section. on itie local anare market (bowed (air Improvement. The turaorar «v mull." Singapore aarf FetfcraUmi kr»- ken rrp*rt«4 the fattowtaf •u*<neai dene yesterday: Fed. Dispensary M cent* to f 1 (odd lot;, tl 04 •v 1107: Oammon $2 07 fc
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    21 12 I Malayan Share Market: Jane t« Jane 25 Industrial*: MJI M.21 Tint: 7J»9 7MS Jan. 1 lfs* lM
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 12 Jaljr tint gndt mbbrr bu>rrs fob closed In Singapore yesterday at 76% cents per lb. down one-eighth of a cent on Wednesday* closing price. I'rrf-g taoe: UncerUln. Clwtag prieea (n cent* per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int 1 RSB Spot fob. buyers 765. sellers 77.. Int. 1 R.S.B
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    127 12 Ships lyint alanfsMe the singaporr Harbour Board wharvet •r rxprctr* U4ay are: Klriitln Bakke 1/2, Wonosobo 4/6, Umrcelll Nowtko 6A, Afflguan M«ru 67. T»k»ang 89. Perlm 10/11. MeonU 13/14. President Jackson 15/16. Benvrackle 18. Anadyr 19/20. Sadao N. Wall 4. Maxwell Brander 31/22. PerlU 23/34. Benver 28. Hulda
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    23 12 SINGAPORE, JUNE 26. RUBBER: 76 i cents per Ib. (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $37*75 per picul (up 37| cents).
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    137 12 MELBOURNE. Thursday. INVESTMENT shares maln- Ulned a steady overall tone on the Stork Exchange here today Main move was tsa Bank do»n to. to 2to 6d. Commonwealth boods held a firm trend on average trading. Loans 3\% IK6-59 IM to buyer Loans i%% 1956-5* £100 U. 6d buyer
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    107 12 Sincaporr Chinne Produce Exchange: noon prices per plrul yesterday were: Copra: quit; UK/Continent June/ July $3l buyers. $31 sellers. Coroaut all: steady; bulk $45 4 sellers, drum $51 sellers Pepper: quiet; no business reported done; Muntok white $125 Sarawak $134. (both down $1). special Sarawak black $70 (unchanged).
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    88 12 The Malayan E*i banje Banks' AawciaUMi made the following change* In lv rate* to merchants yesterday (all rate* to $100): Canada; buying airmail T.T. lltt O.D. 11 51 90 dst >1 15,18 credit bllU. 32 116 trade bills. SHIInr T.T. or nil ready: Canada 31 3 16. Irrnch
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    456 12  - STEADY UNDERTONE !0N RUBBER MARKET DESPITE PRICE FALL Our Market Correspondent By the price of rubber yesterday wa slightly below the levels ruling on Wednes day the undertone appeared steady with fairl; good inquiry continuing. July first grade was done up to 77g cents, bu cased off on profit-taking and
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      936 12 COMPANY MEETING GAMMON (MALAYA) LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE* that the THIRTY FIRST Annua General Meeting of the Compan] will be held at the Reglsteret Office of the Company, 9fc Mile stone. Buklt Tlmah Road. Slnga pore, on Saturday 12th July, 1958 at 12 00 Noon for the followlnf purposes:—
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      1036 12 COMPANY MEETING DUNLOP RUBBER COMPANY A MARKED IMPROVEMENT Toe sHi.ii annual genual meetIng 01 Duuiop Kuober Company, Lid., wh atta oo June n, in Loudon. air. U. E. Benarrell, chairman. in Uie course of tut speech, said: it li very graiuylng to your Board, and 1 am wire it must
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      1557 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Unmarried Female Federal Citizen* who have posted th« Oversea* School Certificate Examination with a Credit In English Language and have attained their 17th but not their 15th birthday, for appointment a* permanent Stenographer In the Railway Service to All a vacancy In Kuala Lumpur.
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    U.K. synthetic plant now operates
    451 14 70,000 TONS PER YEAR 1 1 is expected thai towards the end of this year production of at least 50,000 tons of synthetic rubber will be achieved at the International Synthetic Rubber Company's plant at Fawley, England, Mr. 6. E. Beharrell, chairman of Dunlop Rubber
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    Illipenut sales fall
    81 14 Sarawak's rubber exports in May totalled 3,084 tons with shipments of sago flour at 1,550 tons, white pepper 298 tons and black pepper 349 tons, and lllipenuts 763 tons. According to an official release from the Trade and Customs Department. the tailing off in Illipenut exports and
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    Company opens new K.L. branch
    193 14 Company opens new K.L. branch /)NE Of Singapore's most recently established insurance companies. The People's Insurance Co. of Malaya Ltd.. will open its first branch office in Kuala Lumpur next year, Mr. Lo Wei, the managing director, announced yesterday. Mr. Lo, whose company celebrates its first annlver sary tomorrow, said
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    RESIDENT APPOINTED FOR FAR EASTERN REGION
    177 14 rE appointment of Mr. Ward M. French aa resident executive Far East, a new post, has been announced by the Remington Rand International Division of the Sperry Rand Corporation. Mr. French will be based In the Far East, where, aa a direct representative of
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    CHAIRMAN WARNS ABOUT ESTATE BREAK UPS
    255 14 rpjlE harm that can be don^ 1 by "take-over" bids for rubber companies and the fragmentation of their estate.-, in Malaya Is stressed by Mr. Eric H. North, chairman of the Dull Development Co. Mr. North says, with take over bids, the liquid reserves
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    CPA starts daily flights to Colony from Hong Kong
    247 14 B Pacific Airways Ltd., announced In Singasterday that they would be operating daily Hong Kong, and five services a week to Bangkok from July 7. At present, the company operates five times a ween from Singapore to Hong rKong. and three
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    NEW A6ENCY OPENS DOORS
    98 14 MR B. A LALWANI (above) ls the proprietor of a new Singapore venture. International Agencies, which will act as agents between foreign manufacturers and dealers. The concern already holds a number of Japanese and Continental agencies for textiles, electrical appliances and sundry goods. Mr. Lalwani said
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    JAPANESE TO SEND LATEST RUBBER PRODUCTS HERE
    210 14 A LEADING Japanese tyre manufacturer, Brid^estone Tire Co. Ltd., of Tokyo, will place on the Malayan market this year new rubber products, including conveyor belts, oil and water hoses, and cushions The local manager of the company, Mr. HLsao Fujlta. said yesterday this
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    NEW CHAIRMAN
    46 14 The former managing director of William Jacks Malaya i Ltd.. Mr. H. F. Clements, has Joined the board of the company and been appointed chairman. Other directors are Messrs. A. J. M. Ramsay (general manager), D. D. McFarlane, F. C. Beven and C. Browr.
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      101 14 AVOID COTTON SHIRTS THAT SHRINK! When buying shirts or any cotton garments, That'} why you should always look tot make it i habit to look for the -SANFORIZED- -SANFORIZED- before you buy. Then you II labd. never again have trouble with shrinkage. 'SANFORIZED- is your assurance that your clothes will
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      1376 15 l^fWTTnfiTBlWT^ i< 'ii. muni rum Pace 6) SITLATIONS VACANT It Wort. M Mla )—Box it tl, txlrm iiit > jit AN i.MALt, with experience in accounts uuMi»e&s udinliiUtratioii and secretarial wok Please reply giving full BMISHMga to Box A4»64 Si MANAGER AND ASSISTANT Mil HUM lequlred by Departmeni.i i .store
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      833 15 HOUSES LAND FOR SALI If Ward, $i M €U. 'xtr% OPERA ESIATh. ouiidlng io 18.731 mi ll 196 teet frontage oi Siglap Hi .io highest site In thi area suitable for sesai-deUebet houses Apply Credit Fonder Meyer' Chambers Raffles Plaos Tel: *****/9. BINJAi PARK. 00 Uunean Koad. resllul first class
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      895 15 I VEHICLES FOR SALE l it Warda U rSfla >-*.* M txlrm t 1957 FORD CONSUL green > 8.000 miles. Offers over $S.e«e--f Fraser, Phone: Office *****, Hou* UOUKJ CHEAP. Excellent con dltion Oct. 54 Ford Prefect. In sured Nov. *M flrst offer o\e $3,250/- secures. View after I I
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      851 15 FOR SALE 1 a* Wm4m U *im.}—Bmx $0 rlt. u<>« i. ONLY FEW/ 3 sheets 88/- toathtoweis 3 pieces set $476 c Cathay's 38/39, Bras -Basah Road PIANO, fau upright Moatm $95*7- 0.n.0. Monthly Payment! Acceptable. Pleu.se Ring 543U5 fa Appointment io view. 4 HALF-PRICE Clearance SaleNew L/P Popular and
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      757 15 NOTICES ESTATES OF Charles Frederick YOUNG, deceased, late of Flat 4k Hakf- brose Manskn.. Belle Vue Road. Southbourne. Boirnemouth, Hampshire, wrx died on Ist November 1967 Rennie THORNTC'N, deceased, late of Olen inner in the State of New South Wiles. Australia. who died on ->r aft.* 12th March 1957. i
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      1093 15 NOTICES NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE THE AUTOMOBILE .n -nm H.c h aP co™ or the ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE COLONY OF SINGAPORE Members are hereby reminded «LAND OF SH.GAFORE J£ A^R.^Royd Ser. IN BANKRUPTCY No. 250 of 1958 n p.m. on Friday. June 27th, nS: LAWRENCE QUEK unUl a m Sunday. June
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    AFTERNOON SESSION RESULTS
    66 16 Afternoon senslon results SINGLES: Oon Chong Tetk (S'gor) bt Omar Ibrahim iS'porn 9-15. 17-14, 15-12. Zabldl (Kedi bt Michael Chong i Negrli 15-2. 15-9 Teh K m San (Pgi bt Khoo En* Chin (Negrli 15-3, 15-9 Tlianoo Kujadbhal (81am> bt Sunny Tan iSgor) 18-14. 15-9. DOUBLES: Eddy
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    31 16 HOUBTON (Texas). Thurs —Joe Brown. 32-year-old world lightweight boxing s amplon. will defend his title against Kenny Lane, a leading contender from Muskegon. Michigan. here un July 3.— Reuter
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    241 16 MEN'S SINGLES second round; B. Mackay (USA) beat ER. Bulmer iOBi l. o—7, 6—2; R. Krkhnan (India) beat IJ Warwick (OBi 6—l, 14—12. 0; 8. Davidson (Sweden* beat P. Contreras (Mexico) 6—2. 10-8. B—6; U Schmidt (Sweden) beat O. Slrola (IUly) 11—9, 6—3. 1— 2— 7—5;
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    Shield soccer
    20 16 BEOAMAT. Thurs. -Gemereh beat Jementah 2-1 In the lnter-Muklm soccer competl tlon for the Penghulus' Shield here yesterday
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    Police beaten
    21 16 TAPAH, Thurs. Fourth Battalion. Royal Regiment beat Tapah Police 10-1 in a Dlv 1 soccer league match here yesterday.
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    EASY WIN FOR TEH
    461 16 CHOONG BROTHERS ROUT S'GOR PAIR IN TWO SETS Thanoo gets a tough match [UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Foreign and local Thomas Cup players won their opening matches in the Selangor Gold Cup badminton championships which began at the Selangor Badminton Association Hall here this afternoon. Teh Kew
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    Anderson Ist into last 32
    519 16 LONDON, Thursday. rtESPITE the frequent interruptions caused by rain this week, the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships, which enter their fourth day today, have not been seriously thrown out of gear. Rain lopped two hours' play off yesterday's programme. But Colonel W. J. Legg, the tournament
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    201 16 KIWIS KIWIS RAIN RESTRICTS PLAY TO 65 MINUTES ONLY M ANCESTOR, Thurs— Rain limited play to only 65 minutes on the opening day of the cricket match between the New Zealanders and Lancashire here yesterday— and In that time the tourists scored 39 runs without loss. The start was held
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    147 16 BOWLERS GAIN UPPERHAND IN THE RAIN LONDON, Thurs—Rain-af-fected pitches gay bowler the upperhand In most of yesterday's county championship matches, and washed out completely the opening day at Neath. where Hampshire, chasing Surrey for the lead In the table, were due to meet Olamorgan. Cloae of play s<oies At
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    Splendid gallop by Black Gold at XL
    498 16 0% TIE TRACK -WTi EPSOM JEEP {/UALA LUMPUR, rhurs IV —Black Gold, with Laurie Johnson up, went attractively in his winding-up gallop on the training track here this morning. With Kerrbrook 'Gey en for company. Black Oold a four-year-old, reeled off 3F tn
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    DIVER'S VISIT
    225 16 CLOTWORTHY TO SPEND FIVE DAYS IN KUALA LUMPUR KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.Robert Clotworthy, the 1950 Melbourne Olympic three-metre springboard diving champion, will arrive here on Tuesday (or exhibitions and coaching sessions. Clotworthy, who is accompanied by his wife, the former swimming star Cynthia Gill, will be In Kuala Lumpur
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    36 16 BYDNEY, Thurs. The touring New Zealand Maoris Rugby Union team after leading 12-9 at halftime. were beaten 18-15 by Combined New South Wales Central West yesterday at Orange 200 miles from hero. Reutcr
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    THREE-DAY TEST IS TUSSLE FOR LEADERSHIP IN SERIES
    191 16 THREE-DAY TEST IS TUSSLE FOR LEADERSHIP IN SERIES fHE three-day cricket 1 'Test" between Singapore and the Federation which begins on the Singapore padang at ll a.m. today, will be a tussle for the leadership In the series started three years ago. In the low-scoring first match only 435 runs
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    Chinese win
    19 16 TAIPINO. Thurs. -Chinese Recreation Club beat Indians "A" 2-1 in a Dlv. l soccer match here yesterday
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    FAMto invite three teams
    137 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— The F.A. of Malaya will invite Indonesia. Vietnam and Singapore for a soccer festival here to celebrate Malaya's first Independence Day. The secretary of the F.AM.. Mr. Kwok Kin Keng. said today he has been Instructed by the president of the F.A.M.. Tengku
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    S'gor XI for tomorrow
    92 16 I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Selangor have named 18 players to travel to Malacca for their second Malaya Cud match against Malacca on Saturday. Among the 18 are Tang Cheok Foo and N X Mun Keai. who missed the first match against Singapore Joint Services here last
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      155 16 TAIPIMG I KOt'CKR: niT I— Brl'lih Mill- tarjr Hospital v R KM E E-splanade IPOH ATHLETICS: Perak AAA championships, padinf i 2 pm i. Raja Perempuan School sporu meet. School ground 13 p.rh i. 8OCCEB: Dlv 2 -3 Coy R A.S.C v Perak River Hydro Coronation ground; Ist Battalion Loyal
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