The Straits Times, 17 July 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE PAILY CEWTIFiEP SALJS BXCKBPS H0,0»4l The Straits Times He**** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 17, IMS U CENTS
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    MORE U.S. MARINES LANDED
    2058 1 IKE: WE ACT, WHATEVER THE CONSEQUENCES' Russia: 'This is open aggression, Iraq will be next' n ■Q|| Rebels in Beirut's Muslim quarters reported to have or-L-AOllI dered cease-fire; Nehru says 'whole world going toward a.iif«r rapidly'; the Pope cancels holiday. Big Western build-up in Mediterranean MORE
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    UNKNOWN
    192 1 hL spotlight h nRIG. General Abdul D Karin Kassem. rtemlcr and Defence MinUter of the sew revolutionary government la Ira«, took little public part la IrMl politics In the past, and little was known about his views. Bat among the first statements broadcast by Bagdad radio after bo came
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    CRISIS SPOT MAP
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    UP, UP, UP GOES RUBBER
    176 1 rnHE rubber price in Singapore yesterday reached its highest level for the year as a result of the Iraq crisis. Aujust first grade closed at 83f cents a lb., seveneighths of a cent higher than the previous best price on Jan. 2. On a hl^lily
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    Petrol: No rise here
    47 1 THE INCREASE In the price of petrol In Britain by a halfpenny a gallon will not be followed In Singapore, according to local petrol companies yesterday. British petrol firms said that the Increase was not in any way ooaasrttd with the Ira* crisis.
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    FEISAL 'SHOT BY HIS OWN GUARD'
    127 1 FEISAL 'SHOT BY HIS OWN GUARD' TEHERAN, Wednesday. RING FEISAL of Iraq was shot and killed by one of his own palace guards on Monday, the Persian Ambassador to Bagdad reported today. The Ambassador also reported that Crown Prince Abdul Illah was shot and killed the same day. The Ambassador
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    Lock icon MOBS in BAGDAD
    56 1 BEIRUT, Wed.— Reports filtering out of Bardad today said mobs have been oat of hand in the Iraqi capital for the past 48 hoars despite pleas by junta leaden for order. Crowd* wen reported to have stormed the new Bagdad Hotel looking for foreigners. The mob killed
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    Bomohs save school's" football team
    200 1 KUALA TRENGGANU. Wednesday. ELEVEN BOYS— members of a school football team and their coach fell unconscious yesterday after losing a match to another school team at Padang Gong Kapas, two miles from here. The 11 boys, belonging to the Paya Bunga Malay School, and their
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    Lock icon 2 a.m. news roundup
    264 1 RUSSIAN DEMAND TO U.S. There were eight development In the Middi* East crisis yesterday. The Bnsslin Government called on the United States to withdraw "at once" from the Lebanon It said that Russia could not stand bj as a spectator and reserved the right to take
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    Indian hemp man jailed
    83 2 PENANO. Wed.— A taandcan puller, M. Ibrahim, described by the prosecution as a drug addict who had be°n In prison 14 times during th» past 12 years, was today tailed for six months for possessing four packets of Indian hemp. He said: "I smoke It as
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    Malacca night
    49 2 The Malacca (Singapore) Club will bold a "social night" at the club premises on Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from Mr. Rattl MtaJoot of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank or Mr. CJ.ee Teck Choon of Tlang Ouan Ca. of 2'_ A South Canal Road
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    THE FIRST ROYAL SEA REVIEW IN CANADA'S HISTORY
    168 2 THE FIRST ROYAL SEA REVIEW IN CANADA'S HISTORY or twe I OVERSEAS I NEWS J VICTORIA (British Columbia). WecL—Princess Margaret returned to her formal role of visiting Royalty yesterday as she toured a yeterans hospital and then boarded the Canadian destroyer Crescent to hold the first Royal naval review in
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    Lock icon To dose
    34 2 LONDON: Tfce /.tonic I Bncrcy Authority y«stcrtej «Ml«Mi thai it had decided to scrap the atoMfe *ne iainared la last October s aeeident at the Windaaals phjj^lim irfant MiMl mwt Encland -Renter.
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    Nuclear warning
    37 2 HONOLULU, W«d. Shipptn* and aircraft travelllnß near Johnston Island. 700 mile* south-west of Honolulu, were warned away from the area (or a radios of 75 miles today tn preparation for a VB nwlear test.— upi
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    Crisis briefing:
    27 2 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The U.B. Secretary of Btate, Mr. John Poster Dalles, yesterday briefed 20 Latin American chiefs of mission on toe Middle East crisis. U.P.L
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    Lock icon Jordan calm
    18 2 AMMAN. Wed. Everything If calaa ami normal here. The frontier* with Iraq are still closed— Reuter
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    Lock icon R.A.F. MAN NAMED BRITISH SUPREMO
    259 2 R.A.F. MAN NAMED BRITISH SUPREMO LONDON, Wed.—Marshal of the Royal Air Fwwe. Sir William Dicksan. atw chairman «f the British Chiefs of Staff Committee, receive the new status of Chief of the Defence Staff In a defence reorganisation announced by the British GovenuMat yesterday. T .c Of c* ■meat's new
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    Lock icon 'SHILLING SHARES KING' for TRIAL
    102 2 LONDON, Wednesday. FINANCIER Arthur John Whltehead, 68, nickr named "king of the shilling shares", was committed for trial at the Old Bailey yesterday on charges of conspiring to cheat and defraud in connection with company shares. Also committed for trial i were three other men:
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    East Coast test
    49 2 KOTA BHARU. Wed. People ln the Paslr Pmeh and I Bachow districts of KHantan were told today not to be alarmed if they hear shots tomorrow. Seventy men of I the 22nd B.A.S. Regiment will I take part ln a three-day "Invasion" exercise with blank cartridges.
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    Disappeared with $2,900
    50 2 PENANG, Wed. A clerk disappeared with $2,900 which he had to deposit in a bank, the Sessions Court here was told today Tan Kong Leng, 22, pleaded guilty to committing criminal breach of trust by absconding with the coney on Feb. 21 this year. Sentence was postponed.
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    Another 15,000
    19 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A total of 15.3«0 citizenship certificates were Issued last week, the Government announced today.
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    LEE ASKS: WHY SO LITTLE INFORMATION IN PHONE BOARD'S REPORT?
    188 2 LEE ASKS: WHY SO LITTLE INFORMATION IN PHONE BOARD'S REPORT? MX LEE Xl AN YEW <PAP> said yesterday that the Legislative Assembly was entitled to as much information of the operations of the Singapore Telephone Board as any shareholder wa* entitled to in respect of a private company. He said
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    Lock icon IKE There are risks—but we must accept them'
    738 3 IKE There are risks— but we must accept them' W ASHINGTON, Wed. President Eisenhower said yesterday he realised that the steps the I .S. was taking in the Lebanon "may have serious consequences." (Hit. he told Congress, America must face the risks involved. "This action is required to support the
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    Lock icon 'FREEZE CREDIT TO IRAQ' CALL BY HUSSEIN
    172 3 'FREEZE CREDIT TO IRAQ' CALL BY HUSSEIN AMMAN, Wednesday. HHHE ARAB UNION Foreign Ministry, now in Am•l man, has asked governments which have diplomatic relations with the Union to freeze all money credits to Iraqi missions abroad, it was announced here last night. The announcement said the governments W ere
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    Lock icon BAGDAD PACT TALKS GO ON NON-STOP
    97 3 BAGDAD PACT TALKS GO ON NON-STOP ANKAR.V Wed. The meeting of heads of state of the Muslim members of the Bagdad Pact is continuing in the absence of Kins; Feisal of Iraq, a Foreign Office spokesman said here yesterday. He said the Shah of Persia. President Iskander Mirza of Pakistan
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    ARMOURED CAR OUT IN STREET
    25 3 IN TROUBLED Beirut, a Lebanese Army armoured car roes into action outside the post office during last weekend's increased violence.
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    QUEEN ILLSO DUKE BESTOWS THE ACCOLADE
    106 3 QUEEN ILLSO DUKE BESTOWS THE ACCOLADE LONDON, Wed. The Duke of Edinburgh officiated at an investiture at Buckingham Palace for the first time yesterday In place of the Queen, who is ill with sinusitis. The Duke, granted special authority for the purpose overnight, bestowed the accolade of knighthood on more
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    Lock icon Trade talks
    18 3 WELLINGTON, Wed. Talks on a trade agreement with Japan will strrt here on July 22 Reuter
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    Lock icon No alternative open to us—Chamoun
    134 3 No alternative open to us— Chamoun BEIRUT. Wednesday. PRESIDENT Camille Chamoun of the Lebanon de--1 clared 1a a nationwide broadcast last night that the Lebanon had "no other alternative but to resort to more effective means" of safeguarding its independence. In 10-minute recorded speech the President did not once directly
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    Wo threat to oil supplies'
    113 3 Wo threat to oil supplies' LONDON. Wed. fplE Financial Times, com- i mentinn on Middle Easti oil supplies, today said that the revolution in Irao. does not present a major threat to oil supplies for any WestI era nation. "The West now has several important advantage* which it did not
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    Lock icon AIR DEFENCES ALERTED
    74 3 DENVER (Colorado). Wed —The North American Air Defence Command < Norad > announced last night thai the joint Canadian-United States defence system had been ordered Into a stat*e o< "universal readiness A Norad announcement i said the state of "universal readiness" meant that there would be a
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    LONDON SOTCKS
    360 3 [TONDON. Tue&. UnsettJcc i conditions were again apparent on the London Stock Exchange today, further reflecting Middle East uncertainties and their adverse affect on Wall Street last night. However, an early decline was subsequently arrested and many falls were reduced. Oil shares came under pressure at the outset,
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      The Sultan is dead! Long live the Sultan!
      187 4 THfill UtIL MUM PROCLAIMED NEW RULER OF KEDAH AFTER FATHER'S REATI TENGKU ABDII HALIM a lonely and tad figure stands on the balcony of the Is tana Anak Rokit and raises his hand diffidently in acknowledgement as the crowds roar: "Daniat Tuankn!"
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      309 4 m H "V^^^ I, Why should young men roar round motor tracks, I ar**^ V straining themselves and their machines to the I -^^tk. .Si limits of endurance? 1 I fV Love of a great sport? The thrill of speed? j V >^^^^ S l\. Iv^ There is another more
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    Diphtheria cases increase
    110 5 Diphtheria cases increase MALACCA. Wed. The Municipal Health Officer. Dr. T. I. William, today announced a slight Increase in diphtheria cases in Malacca town and rural areas The normal rate of about 20 cases a month had now risen to 40, he said. Dr. William told the meeting of the
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    When 'interference' in public service is justified...
    254 5 When 'interference' in public service is justified. UMNO CHIEF: iF THE ISSUE HAS POLITICAL SIQNIFiCANCB KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. POLITICAL parties have a right to intervene in public service matters if the issue has a political significance, says Inche Ismail Yusoff, secretary-general of UMNO. Commenting on a demand by civil servant
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    Former wife of Johore Ruler dies
    76 5 Former wife of Johore Ruler dies JOHORE BAHRI). Wed Uagfca Intan. former wlf^ of the Sultan of Johore. was buried la the royal section of the Jalan Mahmoodiab cemetery here yesterday. She died on Monday after a lone Illness. Dngka Intan. who was In her sixties, was the elder sister
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    Broke order
    28 5 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. Y. Ja.. lluddln. 26. of Singapore, was Jailed for six months here today for breaking an order barring him from Butterwortb for 10 years
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    Anti-Red move hits groundnut men IPOH, Wednesday.. THE Perak State Government will soon have a groundnut grouse on Its hands.
    128 5 Anti-Red move hits groundnut men IPOH, Wednesday.. THE Perak State Government will soon have a groundnut grouse on Its hands. Under new anti-terrorist food denial operations. Menglembu groundnuts processed here and popular throughout Malaya may be taken out of Ipoh by plane or train but not by car. As a
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    HOLIDAY IN SEVEN STATES
    56 5 HOLIDAY IN SEVEN STATES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Seven states In the Federation will observe the first day of Muharram tomorrow as a holiday. Muharram Is the first month of the Muslim calendar. States which will observe the day tomorrow are: Kelantan. Perils. Selangor. Pahang. Negri Sembilan Malacca and Trengganu. Johore
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    Driver cleared
    34 5 Lim Oeok Seng, of Mergui Road, was acquitted In Singapore yesterday of a charge of causing the death of Lee Ouak Llm at Lavender (Street on Jan. 31 by driving van negligently.
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    ON WAY TO MALAYA TO NURSE T.B. CASES
    58 5 ON WAY TO MALAYA TO NURSE T.B. CASES SISTER E. M. NEAGLE. -one of seven nurses, hebif •ent by the Australian Government to staff the Lady Templer Hospital in Koala Lumpur. The tskcrcalosis nursing experts left Australia yesterday by air. They will replace a team sent in 105 S. The
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    New school next month
    61 5 PETALINO JAVA. Wed. Work on the new Catholic High School in Jalan Oasing here Is nearing completion Classes will begin on Aug 4. The $160,000 building v on a 10 Vi acre site donated by the Petallng Jaya authority The school, run by the Marist Brothers,
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    Khir for Jakarta
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, announced today that he would bo to Jakarta soon for talks on a cultural pact with Indonesia
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    Eyes right! That is, for all except...!
    172 6 'liilK order rang loud tin! clear over the paradr ground: "Eyes right,." One hundred and thirty seven back >tift<ned One hundred and thirty seven chests were puffed oat One hundred and thirty sli beads snapped smartb round. The odd man out front row.
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    TO MEET AGAIN
    90 6 Rubber workers and employers to resume talks next week I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed -Wage talks between the National Union of Plantation Workers and the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association, which collapsed at the end of last month, will reopen next week. A Federation Government spokesman said today "There
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    Girl, 19: Prince said I must marry him
    509 6 Girl, 19: Prince said I must marry him JAIL FOR USING FORCE ON TEACHER JITRA, Wednesday. KEDAH prince was today sentenced to five months' jail after being convicted on a charge of using criminal force with intent to outrage the modesty of a 19-year-old teacher on June 12. He was
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    Lock icon MR. GUNN THANKS BOMBER CREWS
    77 6 MR. GUNN THANKS BOMBER CREWS jXtiNET, Wed.— The Mala yan High Commissioner for Australia today publicly thanked the Royal Australian Air rorce No. 1 Bomber Squadron for its anti-terrorist help. U a civic reception to squadron members here, Mr. Gunn Lay Telk said: "I deliberately did not prepare a speech.
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    WORKMAN OBLITERATES PAINTING OF PROPHET
    124 6 WORKMAN OBLITERATES PAINTING OF PROPHET IPOH. Wed. The Perak branch of the AllMalaya Muslim Missionary Bociety yesterday succeeded in getting rid an "offensive" painting of the Prophet Mohamed which had adorned the Birch Memorial clock tower here for half a century A P.W.D. workman quietly chipped away at the offending
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    'Give up' a Quarter million sheets say
    121 6 'Give up' a Quarter million sheets say rENANG. Wed.— A quarter million leaflets have been airdropped on the hills of Per. am Island to wge terrorists in the area to "pluck up your courage and leave the Jangle for new life." Signed by the Good Citizens Committee of Balik PuUu.
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    Multi-coloured nets double catches
    126 6 KLANG. Wednesday. JAPANESE multi-coloured fishing nets are sc effective that catches have been doubled and the price of flsh considerably reduced. Deep sea fishermen, eapedal ly those of Pulau Ketam an Island off Port Swettehham coast are unhappy about It. They go far out for their
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    Talks put off
    29 6 Talks between the Singapore City Council all-party negotiation committee and the City Council Labour Unions' Federation on the workers' outstanding demands, were adjourned until next Wednesday.
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    MUSLIM LEADERS WANT A SAY ON FILMS
    201 6 tT V ALA LUMPUR, Wed. Muslim leaders here want a say on the films Malayans see in future They will ask the Government to apPoint at least one nominee from the sUte religious councils to sit on the proposed film censorship board. The
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    'FUND PAY-OUT NO BAR TO TAKING JOB'
    272 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. EMPLOYERS in the Federation may re-employ any person who has withdrawn his employees' provident fund contributions on the grounds of leaving the country for good. The manager of the E.PP Mr. H. S. Robinson, made this clear today when asked
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    New school
    25 6 JESBELTON, Wed. A new Oovemment Chinese school at Bukit Padang-Penampang Road has been opened by thi acting Director of Education, Mr. J. Winders.
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    'SNUB' —THE REPLY
    78 6 'SNUB' THE REPLY M^pCA' F£ Munl clpal councillors who had complained that they were Ignored when Tengku Abdul Rahman paid his first official visit to Malacca In May were told today that the Malacca SUte Government did not consider It necessary to Inform them In a letter to the municipal
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    THE RECESSION-AND SINGAPORE 'We may feel it well into 1959'
    1381 7 THE RECESSION- AND SINGAPORE 'We may feel it well into 1959' Hart tells Assembly: "Even if U.S. has turned corner, effects could be with us for some time yet' CINGAPORE may feel the effects of the world trade recession well into next year, the Financial Secretary. Mr. T. M. Hart,
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    Lim says: 'Do not be misled by enemy in our midst'
    572 7 rpHE draft Order-in--1 Council, providing for a new State of Singapore, may be published simultaneously in the Colony and London in September, the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told the Legislative Assembly yesterday. He said that members would
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    LIM: CRITICISM MUST NOT REFLECT ON INTEGRITY OF GRAFT PROBE
    215 7 LIM: CRITICISM MUST NOT REFLECT ON INTEGRITY OF GRAFT PROBE rE Singapore Government cannot accept any criticism which reflects on the integrity or efficiency of the commission of inquiry into corrupt practices at elections, the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Tew Bock, told the Legislative Assembly yesterday. "It to not the
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    MORE UNEMPLOYED, BUT NO ADDITIONAL RELIEF
    120 7 rE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday told the Legislative Assembly he was aware that unemployment In Singapore was on the Increase. But, Mr. Lim said In reply to questions by Mr. Seah Peng Chuan (Ind.), he did not propose to provide facilities
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    77 8 w »«r«j 111 {minimum) MR MRS. V. J. MAURICIO Thank relatives and friend* for their kind gift* on the occasion of their marriage. IDANMAL N. CHAINANI thanks all friends and relative* for the very nice presents sent on the occasion of the marriage of his grand-daughter Nlrmla. MR. LOH
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. July 17, 1958. The Aims Of Intervention
    800 8 The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. July 17, 1958. The Aims Of Intervention These are grave and anxious hours. Yet peace hangs on more than an insubstantial thread. The dangers are too raw, the perils too great, for the West and the Communist bloc to march recklessly to the brink of
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    Employers' Unions
    357 8 The president of the Printing Employers' Association, Mr. R. A. Panikkar, complains that employers in the Federation are not as well organised as their workers. Probably there are employers who have identified trade unionism so closely with labour agitation that they recoil in horror at the thought of
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    The man who can assassinate me is not yet born
    1089 8 Nurl Al Said, the Happy One, was a patriot* h* was often forced to flee his country. He said... VURI AL SAID, Iraq's elder statesman, whose death has occurred at the hands of a Bagdad mob, had been the dominant,
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      The PPP doesn't speak for any one community only
      329 8 MR. PONNAMPALAMS only claim for presuming to speak (ST. July 12) for the Ceylonese In Malaya appears to be that he Is secretary of a small "ad hoc" committee formed primarily to find ways and means to relieve distress In Ceylon
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      New law will protect citizen interests
      155 8 IN reply to "Why bar Federal men from Jobs." by Mr. C. I. Wu (ST. July 8). I feel most readers will agree with me that a Federal citizen enjoys all the Federal privileges which a Singapore citizen Is barred from enjoying. This Is
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      120 8 I READ with horror and disgust the report (S.T July 12) of the brutal attack on Lee Bak Chay by ten thugs. All right- thinking people will share my disgust and contempt for the people around Hong Llm Green who were present during
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    ANTHEM: NO FORCED RESPECT, SAYS GOVT.
    240 9 ANTHEM: NO FORCED RESPECT, SAYS GOVT. PSNANG, Wed. The Chief Minister, Mr. Wong Pow Nee, told the State Council thta afternoon that he had received a letter from the Prime Minister's office stating that the people should not be "forced" to respect the National Anthem (Negara Ku) whenever It was
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    1003 9 Custody cote counsel tells of home without nurse TEACHER SAYS: BOY DIDN'T WANT TO GO TO HIS FATHER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE attractive wife of Dr. Foo Lum Choon, a former Sdanfor badminton champion, had to sleep on the
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    171 9 RAWANG, Wednesday. rpHREE PEOPLE accused of killing a leading shareholder of the Selangor Omnibus Company. Wong Tham Yin, were today committed to stand trial for murder. They were Nadeson son of Subramanlam. ised 42. Ariffln Mn Sallmon, aged 19. and Mansor bin J'aalan, aged
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    Chandu fine
    25 9 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Wed. Khor Bln Yeo of Klang was fined $50 here today for having 20 pills of chandu In bis car.
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    Extort bid alleged
    63 9 Three men, Abu Din MaJld, 21. Omar t All. 3a. and Esoph bin Salleh. 30. were remanded yes*°rday after they pleaded jiot guilty In a Singapore court to a charge of attempted extortion. They were alleged to have put Tay Cho Slew. In fear of having his
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    Accused of murder
    55 9 Teo Eat Hock, alias Ah Ter, was charged yesterday in a Singapore court with causing the death of Ma Kow f iw. while being a member of an unlawful assembly at a lane off Serangoon Road on the nl_ it of July 12 No plea was recorded
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    VILLAGER WEEPS IN COURT FOR HIS FAMILY
    329 9 VILLAGER WEEPS IN COURT FOR HIS FAMILY MALACCA, Wednesday. A MIDDLE-AGED village shopkeeper, Wai Nyok, wept In the Alor Gajah magistrate's court, today when he recalled events on May 5, which resulted In the deaths of his wife and daughter and the burning of his shop. The magistrate. Mr Ramanatha
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    197 9 Kuantan council passes liquor ban KUANTAN, Wed.— The Pahang state council today approved a resolution banning the serving of alcoholic drinks at all state functions. Eighteen councillors voted for the ban. Fourteen others abstained. The resolution was moved by a woman member. Che Ramlah blnte Dahlan. She said: This is
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    Man fined $1,300;
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A 41 -year-old businessman Choy Hum. of Pahang Road was fined $1,300 or 18 months Jail In the sessions court hen today for possessing SO pounds of saccharin on which customs duty had not been paid.
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    212 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malayans in Indonesia are afraid to openly declare their status because they want to avoid the poll tax that is levied on all aliens. The Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Inche Semi Abdul Rahman, disclosed tnls yesterday when the constitution of a
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    252 9 MCA WILL BE STRONGER UNDER NEW CONSTITUTION »UALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE MCA's proposed new const* tuton will be feared to electoral needs at all levels and to strengthen the organisation. Th« reorganisation will provide for ward branches, for town and municipal elections and section and divisional branches for state and
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    Drop in aid for jobless
    87 9 THE number of people receiving public assistance and T.B. allowances increased in the second quarter of this year from 19,738 to 20.068. The total amount paid out wa $2,230,409 compared with $2,219,260 In the first quarter of the year Bat thos* receiving public assistance because
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    New poll chief in Selangor
    69 9 IPOH, Wed Inche Moh .ied Yu: A bin Haji Oman, secretary of the Ipoh Town Council, has been appointed Senior Supervisor of Elections In S?lan o or. He took over his new duties earlier this week in Kuala Lumpur He has served with the town
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    347 10 Woman councillor criticises 'cheap' education policy 'UNDERQUAUFIED TEACHERS WILL HARM OUR FUTURE' pENANG, Wed.— Penang*g only woman State Councillor, Bin. Cheah Inn Kiong, today criticised the Federal Government's policy of "mass producing under qualified teacners" at the Penanf Day Training College. "I urge the State Government to make the strongest
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    Fireman hurt
    21 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. K. Munisamy. 34. a fireman, was found today with knife wounds in the neck and body.
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    MIDNIGHT SWOOP ON TIGER GENERALS'
    220 10 IPOH. Wednesday. ESS than five hours after they had motored to Ipoh from Singapore, five secret society suspects, Including three "tiger generals," were detained by the police here last night. Four of the five have tattoo marks of tigers and dragons on their bodies. Police
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    ROYAL LEADER FOR PARTY
    126 10 IKW, Wed.— A member of 1 «he rerak royal family. Raja Hanif Shah bin Raja Abdul Rahman, has been appointed leader of the National Association of Perak. He take* over front Date Mogat Tnnns bin Megat Hajl Mohamed Isa, who has relingnsshed the appointment to devote
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    Penang Hill road plan welcomed
    260 10 PENANQ. Wednesday. A PENANO state councillor, Mr. Koh Sin Hock (nominated), today welcomed the announcement by the Chief Minister, Mr. Wong Pow Nee, of the Government's intention to construct a road up "But I see no logical reason for private enterprise to come In at
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    AMERICAN MEDICAL TEAM DUE
    116 10 AMERICAN MEDICAL TEAM DUE 1 PVE American medical specialists, who are on a world tour to launch plans (or creating a pool of volunteer physicians to serve three-month periods at undermanned medical missions and clinics, will arrive in Singapore on Monday. They are- Dr. Eugene H. Dibble, surgeon and medical
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    Baby show
    20 10 The Singapore Chinese YMCA will hold a baby show at its Prince Edward Road building on Aug 23.
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    THE HEAD WHO TRIED TO FLY UNION JACK...
    350 10 THE HEAD WHO TRIED TO FLY UNION JACK... OEREMBAN, Wed. 0 The Negri Sembilan Government was asked today to discipline the headmaster at the T c n g k v Mohamed School. Kuala Pllah. Mr. J.A. McCumiskey, and transfer him from the district on charges that he tried to fly
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    26 10 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Wed. Neo Nam Fook, of; Kalumpang. was fined $750 or six months jail here for helping to run a character lottery.
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    Lock icon Lander found gateway to central Africa
    1418 11 ADVENTURES OF A SERVANT TURNED EXPLORER THE epic story of African exploration contains few more romantic chapters than that of Richard Lander. A simple, uneducated Cornish manservant, he set out with a retired naval officer to unveil the mysteries of the Dark Continent. After
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      306 11 JL BOVRIL J^yQOR real STRENGTH VsSmt^ w^ lcn extra rescues °f vigour and vitality are needed, men of action know j^^B^k that Bovril will provide the answer f mmf^vlr™ ....rich in nature's wonder tV ~^H vitamins, B i, B 2 and B| 2 Bovril mm \m taken as a drink
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      227 11 Carmen A To. By Mao OUT' JUST THINK- TVSO Ml LLIOJ POUNPS X/dhZOb KIM /'^BLTT VtXJ "N. MORE HEAPS THAN Bmi^JmVV 1 WONDtK W3VV ITP FEEL TO R£_]_^ \^*3amfcJ_7 C£fnA M Y <3£T V. ANYONE f l 56 J I "~~m\ Wn Wn* I I LVdmUm'' V-^^^*** V an^ mav^
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    442 12 Tha Malayan Snare Brokers' Aswelatlati repartai: "Industrials were quietly steady, and tins and w^Sr"*** The turnover Singapore and Federation hrefcJT» reparted the foltewing bejsfakta* dotje ye*trraay p,d. Dispensary •L 10 W-": ««i Neavi ords 12.5T Gammon $1.42% (delayed); Otown Dlsp $1.65. W Hammer $1.60; Hongkong A Shanghai HK$BO5
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    ALL LOCAL MARTS DOMINATED BY IRAQ CRISIS: PRICES RISE
    494 12 By Oar Market Correspondent j^JALAYAN markets were completely dominated by the deepening Middle East crisis yesterday and, led by rubber, many prices appreciated sharply. August first grade rubber attained the highest price for the year closing at 83ft cent* on a
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 12 Malayan Share Market: Jnly 16 July 15 Industrial*: 89.71 89.96 Tins: 79.49 76.55 Jan. 1 1956= 1*6.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    106 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' i AasodaUon made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (aU rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 7/16, O. D. 31 9/16, 90 d/st lit credit bills. 32 trade bills Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 18; Swiss Francs
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    184 12 Ships Jytng alangsMe the Sin gapare Harbour Board wharves or tjtnttkaa today are: Glengarry 1-2, Hal Lee 6A. Idomeneus 6-7, Kiyokawa Mam 8-». Eastern Muse 10-11. Dpenor 13-14. Harm Lloyd 15-16. Mlaaru Mani 11. President Tutor 19-30. Pangkor 21-22, Barumun 33, Tong Tay 34, Benaldar 26-26. Mlndo-o 27--28,
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    19 12 SINGAPORE. JULY 16 RUBBER: 83. cents per lb (up 21 cento). TIN: 5369.87» per picul (up $1,874).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    122 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENTS showed an easier undertone on heavier trading on the Stock Exchange here today. Herald. ACI, APM and British Tobacco all eased. British Tobacco was the sharpest faU easing is. to 335. 6d. Loan* 3%% 1956-59 £99 12s. 3d. Loans 3\% 1955-56 £100 13s 3d. Bank
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    RUBBER PRICES
    138 12 A y mi frm e blwr *y» lob. ctoetd In Stafapore jester"J^ 00 Tu^tajs closing price Classskj t*ne: Uncertain. lb. jesteroaj were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RM Spot t o.b. buyers «3%, seDere ti%. Int. 1 B^* a««. buyer* 83 V. Milan S3*.; Int. 1 R.SJJ. Bept buyers S3.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    106 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Emchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra, steady; UK/Continent July/August 931 buyers. $31ft sellers. Coconat ail: steady; bulk $41 sellers, drum $51 tellers. Pepper: steady; about 160 tons of business reported done; Muntok white $137. Sarawak $136 (both up $6), special Sarawak black $77
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      352 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICB is hereby jlven that MR QUEK SKNO QUBE is no onger employed by us as from 17.7 58 and is therefore uniuthorised to transact any furiier business or collect money on >ur behalf. LINDETEVES (M, LTD. Singapore. NOTICE THE MALAYAN CO-OPERA-riVE Insurance Society Ltd. bay ng been
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      398 12 NOTICES NATURALISATION Notice W hereby given that Ronald Hegerhorst of lt-N Dunearn Road. Singapore U tppJyin*: to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who know* any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and signed statement ol the facto to the Chief Secretary. Empress
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    Talented Singapore Designer Has Flair For Colour and Fabrics
    182 14 EVERY DRESS FROM HER SALON IS AN ORIGINAL Eunice Brenl a fashion designer in several countries before arriving in Singapore now works fulllime <le»igning clothes for her own newly e»lal»li»he<l fashion Ik.urn-; Salon Eunice. A vivid personality herself, Eunice shops far
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    77 14 "A few of my clients" Eunice tells us, "entrust their complete wardrobe to me. They name the clothes required and I choose the fabrics and prepare the designs. Designing in this manner is ideal, because one becomes accustomed to designing clothes that expresses the personality of jthe
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    66 14 "Most of the materials I work with are washable, and after all the care and attention that has gone into an original creation. I like to think that the same care is taken in the wash. My recommendation is always LUX 8 O A P FLAKES.
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    56 14 The creamy, gentle suds. made by the real soap In LUX FLAKES, work best when used with lukewarm water. Their gentle, but thorough cleansing action eases out the dirt, and will not make your hands sticky or rough. After rinsing in cold water, coloureds. silks and
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    43 14 INDONESIAN WOMAN HAS WIDE INTERESTS EDITOR. Mrs. Herawoti Diah, editor of the "Indonesian Observer," who is on holiday in Singapore with her three children. She is a sociology graduate of Columbia University. New York, is keenly interested in wo men's activities.
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    757 14 A wife and mother too INTERVIEWING a newspaper editor is apt to be tricky. The question is,., who interviews whom? When I talked this week with Mrs. Herawati Diah, visiting editor of the Indonesian Observer she asked as many questions about my job as I did about
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    Empire Games open tomorrow
    476 15 Empire Games open tomorrow ENGLAND HAS LARGEST CONTINGENT OF 248 TARDIFF, Wed.— The Duke of Edinburgh opens the sixth British Empire and Commonwealth Games before the assembled teams of more than 30 countries on Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground here on Friday evening. Never before have so many competitors from
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    193 15 ST. ATHAN, Walts. Wed.— The aatatnal standards at Ssaga•are and Malaya were salaried at special ceresaonies bare yesterday U sigwtfy tfce sffleaU arrival «f tat in teams for the I Empire aad Cammsnwealth Oamn. A llasfcag san shaae down from i a eliatliss skjr
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    77 16 KOTA BHARU. Wed— Kelantan lawn tennis championships results Menu singles— Yeap Po Hen* bt Zalnal Osman 4-6, 6-2. 6-2; Men's doubles— Yeap Po Heng and Rasak bt J. G. Dillon and Ooodler 6-1 6-2; Novices' singles— H. Teo bt Shamsuddln 7-b. 6-1; Tong Hoi Hion K bt H.
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    18 16 BATD OAJAH. Wed. Malsvan Tin Dredging beat Kint* KeUas Estate 2-o a leagueloccer match here yesterday^
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