The Straits Times, 5 August 1958

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIER SALE EXCEEPS 811,000 The Straits Times little** 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. AUGUST S. 195S H CENTS
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    10-YEAR BANDITS QUIT
    389 1 10- YEAR BANDITS QUIT FOUR HARD-CORE REDS GIVE UP TO TAPPER Rasa gangsters, all under 25, in the jungle from school Only 7 left now in state KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.—Four hardcore terrorists of the Rasa gang in north Selangor have surrendered after spending ten years in the jungle. All are
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    Alliance partners close ranks to fight poll
    308 1 Alliance partners close ranks to fight poll Ml DIFFERENCES ARE SETTLED KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Alliance has settled all outstanding differences between members tn preparation for the general election next year. All the three partners are now drawing up the plan of campaign. The central working committee of the MALAYAN
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    A PLOT by M and K TO INVADE FORMOSA!
    129 1 A PLOT by M and K TO INVADE FORMOSA! rFAIPEH, Mon. NatlonaX Usts here believe that the Soviet Premier, Mr. Khrushchev, and the Chinese Reds' leader, Mr. Mao Tse-tung, daring their Peking talks discussed an invasion of Formosa. The Defence Ministry spokesman, Rear-Admiral Lin Ha* Tv, said that Mr. Khrushchev
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    Ship racing to aid fishing boat
    95 1 Ship racing to aid fishing boat THE 5,790-ton China Navlgation Co. freighter Chengtu was on her way yesterday to help a fishing boat aground in the South China Sea, in answer to an SOS appeal sent out by Kranjl wireless station in Singapore. The fishing boat Chiaoyu radioed her first
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    Lock icon To buy reactor
    32 1 SEOUL, Mon.— Four Soutn Korean official* will leave for the United States on Aug 15 to place an order with \o American firm for an atomic research reactor. Reuter.
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    Sea smugglers fall into police trap
    185 1 PONTIAN, Monday. ■N a 3 a.m. swoop, police today seized 2,660 lb. of 1 tobacco, disrupting an underworld smuggling ring which operates between Singapore aad Johore Unpaid duty amounted to $21,200. Three men will appear in court tomorrow to answer a smuggling charge. A
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    CRISIS LAW ON SIAMESE BORDER
    68 1 CRISIS LAW ON SIAMESE BORDER BANGKOK, Mon. The Siamese Cabinet today decided to declare a state of emercenry la the provinces alon( tbe Siamese. Cambodian border. Cabinet sources said a pro. clamatton was expected after the measure bad keen approved by the Kb*. They gave as the reason recent incidents,
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    30 1 BRUBBELS. Mon President Voroshllov of tbe Soviet Union will visit the World Fair here on the three Soviet "national days" opening at the fair on Aug 11 Reuter.
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    No more food from home, but ban doesn't mention blachan
    179 1 :UALA LUMPUR. Mon There will be no more mahmee. sausages and cured meat from home for the 2.000 Malayan students In Australia. statement by the Post- master General said today that the Australian ouarantine legislation prohibited the importation of foods
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    CYPRUS TROOPS OUT TO TRACK KILLER GANGS
    433 1 CYPRUS TROOPS OUT TO TRACK KILLER GANGS Colon*! to high— t ranking loldtor kilted NICOSIA, Monday. CECURITY forces today hunted the killers of the British servicemen, a lieutenant-colonel and a sergeant, who were shot down in Cyprus during the weekend. Lieut Col. F.L. Collier, of the Royal Army Service Corps,
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    Now it's N.Z.
    22 1 WELLINGTON, Mon. Mr. Walter Nash, Prime Minuter of New Zealand, today announced recognition of the new government of Irso,
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    Lock icon THAT WAGE FREEZE DECISION: A BOYCOTT THREAT NOW
    202 1 THAT WAGE FREEZE DECISION: A BOYCOTT THREAT NOW ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon— The staff side of the National Whitley Council (monthly-rat-ed) will meet soon to ask the Government to withdraw its "wage freeze" decision Otherwise, the staff side will boycott the council. This was decided at a meeting of the staff
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      Lock icon CYPRUS: EOXA CALLS A TRUCE
      137 1 NICOSIA, Mon. The Eoka leader Dighenls. In' leaneW distributed her* tonight, proclaimed a,' truce "in all operations; against the British and Turks" with immediato effect. l Dlghenis made one pro-' vision: "If provocation by the British and by the' Turks continues after our truce, then,
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      THUCS HURL ACID BOMBS AT TWO
      66 1 Acid bombs were thrown at two men last night In the Bukit Ho Swee area off Havelock Road, Singapore. Chew Goon Seong. 23, and Sit Bak Cheng, 22, were attacked in a dark lane as they were returning hone from the city. They ran
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      OMAR IBRAHIM RECAINS TITLE
      59 1 Omar Ibrahim regained the men's singles title in the Singapore open badminton championship* when he beat Junior champion V. S. S. Nathan 18-14. 15-11. in the final last night The Malayan Thomas Cup doubles pair, Johnny Heah and Mm Say Hup, retained the men's doubles title,
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      AIRLIFT: SOVIET PROTEST
      36 1 AMMAN. Mon— Reliable sources said today the Anglo-American airlift to Jordan has been halted because of a stronglyworded Soviet protest to Israel for allowing American and British planes to fly over Israeli territory.
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    Lock icon TAXI PLOUGHS INTO PALACE GUARDS
    144 2 TAXI PLOUGHS INTO PALACE GUARDS LONDON, Mon. A taxi ran Into a squad of four guardsmen of the Welsh Guards going on duty at Buckingham Palace yesterday, pinning two of them to the palace wall. Police said the taxi skidded across a sidewalk, hit the palace fence and then careened
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    China's gain in economic subversion plot
    635 2  -  MIGUEL MARABUT EXPOSED: THE HOI* 17 OJF rffiff JRJED Jt/t&flßifl&SHM mV £btfltfßt*£A£t Jk&MA by MANILA. Huhy /M)MMI NIST agents are Intensifying their campaign of political and econoraii subversion in SouthEast Asia, especially in the Philippines, according to intelligence officials here. Various intelligence agencies in
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    Lock icon THE DUKE'S MISSING FLAG FLIES FROM A CHURCH
    204 2 THE DUKE'S MISSING FLAG FLIES FROM A CHURCH ONDON, Mon.— The Duke of Edinburgh's personal standard, missing for three days from the flagstaff of Arundel Castle, was found yesterday fluttering from a church tower. A mysterious telephone call to police ended the search for the banner, believed to have been
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    Flood havoc in Nepal
    66 2 KATMANDU. Mon. Devastating floods struck south-east Nepal as the Kosl. Kamla and Bhagwatl rivers inundated 900 villages with a total population of more than 100.000 people. Several hundred rattle were lost, according to official reports reaching here. Due to the serious disruption of communications, a full
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    Lock icon They quit Australia to go to Russia
    136 2 LONDON, Monday. A FAMILY of ten, on the way from Australia to Russia, "where we'll be better off," arrived at Tiioury docks yesterday in the Orient liner Orontes. The parents, Acbetech and Valintina Dzamirze, were born In Russia but, while teen-ftgers, were deported
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    Lock icon Quakers march to see Ike
    47 2 WASHINGTON, lion. Two hundred Quakers marched to the White House last night to ask President Eisenhower to meet them to dis- i cuss world problems. They told the President: "It Is our desire to help you In your search for peace." U.P.I.
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    Lock icon New commander'
    18 2 New commander TOKYO, Mon. Lt.-Oen. Robert W. Burns today assumed command of United States forces in Japan. Renter.
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    Lock icon PRINCESS DANCES AGAIN WITH BACHELOR JOHN
    91 2 OTTAWA, Mon. Princess Margaret danced "several times" with John Turner, handsome young Canadian lawyer, at a Government House party here on Saturday night, guests at the function said yesterday. Tomer, a M-year-old Montreal bachelor, also joined the Princess at her table. Just a week
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    Lock icon SABRINA GOES TO COURT
    41 2 SABRINA has brought an action for libel against a firm which published a book about a blonde's rise to fame on the strength of her vital statistics. She is seen here outside a London court. Reuter picture
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      Lock icon BORDER WITH INDIA IS SEALED OFF BY EAST PAKISTAN
      37 2 K ARM HI Mon The East Pakistan Government ■as sealed the border between Tripara State (India) and East Pakistan, in view of the disturbed conditions prevailing there." Rewter.
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      24 2 WASHINGTON. The State Department announced yiat Turkey is to get a $359 million Increase in aid from the United States and international agencies. Reuter.
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      16 2 DARWIN: Britain's Minister for Supply, Mr. Aubrey Jones, arrived for a 12--day visit to Australia. Reuter.
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      26 2 BKIStJANK The Premier of Queensland. Mr. G. F. R. fwcklm. said he was confident a member of the Royal Family would visit Queensland next year. Reuter.
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      22 2 ROME: Mr. Amintore Fanfanl, Italian Prime Minister, returned after talks with government heads in the United States, Britain and West Germany. —Reuter.
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      16 2 TAIPEH: The Chinese Nationalist Government has moved its embassy in Baßdad to Amman, in Jordan. Beuter.
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      21 2 GENEVA: Princess Uahldd. mother of the King of Siam, and her daughter. Princess Kalyanl, arrived here by air from Bangkok. Renter.
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      29 2 MEXICO CITT: The president of Mexico's strike bound railways warned that Federal troops will operate the railroads if the workers do not return to their jobs by tomorrow. U.P.L
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    Lock icon PEKING TALKS 'ONLY A SIDESHOW
    472 3 U.S. working on series of proposals for the summit meeting WASHINGTON, Monday. TTNITED States officials reacted coldly last night to the disclosure that Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, had been to Peking for discussions with Mr. Mao Tse-tung, the Chinese leader. They said
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    160 3 Nehru on Ms world war fears... NEW DELHI, Mon. The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, said here yesterday he was beginning to doubt whether anybody could control events which might lead to a third world war. Mr. Nenru, opening the third nor lv Ansi-iii oly of loutli, mauf no an
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    Lock icon EVA BARTOK'S BABY HAS FIRST OUTING
    45 3 DEANA TRAZIE, baby daughter of film star Eva Bartok, making her first public appearance in Amsterdam where her mother is working in the J. Arthur Rank picture "Operation Amsterdam." Deana was born in London eight months ago. Reuter picture.
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    200 Nepalese die of cholera
    55 3 KATMANDU. Mon. A cholera epidemic has killed 200 people in Nepal In the past week. United States. British and Indian medical missions are working around the clock In an effort to check the epidemic. The World Health Organisation and other International groups also have rushed
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    Anti-Red protest
    44 3 CALCUTTA, Mon—Thousand of anti-Communists staged demonstrations yesterday In protest against the "gangsterism" of Communist officials who control Kerala State. The demonstrators denounced Incidents In which Kerala police fired on non- I Communist workers fighting for higher wages and better working conditions.— U.P.l.
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    Royal visitor
    27 3 LONDON, Mon— Princess Andrew of Greece, mother of the Duke of Edinburgh, spent the weekend with the Queen and the Duke at Windsor Castle.— U.P.l.
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    Israel's stand
    272 3 'WE SHOULD BE AT ANY SUMMIT TALKS 9 ENVOY WASHINGTON, Monday. rpHE Israeli ambassador here, Mr. Abba Eban, said yesterday that Israel would regard its participation in any summit conference on the Middle East "as essential" If the meeting tried to settle the long standing Arab-Israeli dispute. He
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    Soraya's holiday
    38 3 BIARRIT. Mon. Princess Bora y a, recently-divorced wife of the Shah of Persia, and her mother arrived here last night for a three-week stay In this Atlantic coast French resort near the Spanish border. v P.I.
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    Dr. Ali's mission
    34 3 JAKARTA, Mon.—lndonesta's permanent U.N. delegate. Dr. All Sastroamidjojo. said here yesterday that he was returning to New York with an "Important assignment" In connection with the current Middle East crisis. --UP.I.
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    Ammo dump blasts rain shells on suburb
    264 3 J^IO DE JANEIRO, Mon.— A two-mile area of Rio de Janeiro's suburban Deodoro was declared a no-man's-land yesterday while army demolition teams went in to gather unexploded shells that were hurled through, the air during a daylong series of explosions at an army
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    Lock icon Round the world in bathing suits
    43 3 THESE SEVEN pretty models display a Paris fashion show version of a trip aroand the world in bathing suits. The shapely lovelies represent (from left) the United States. Spain, Pen. Martinique. Tahiti. Cuba and Persia U.P.I, picture.
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    37 3 WASHINGTON, Mon— Oen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Army Chief of Staff, left yesterday for a 10-day visit to Europe where be will confer with officials and visit military Installations hi France, Britain and Germany UP I
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    Lock icon 6 die in crash
    32 3 BUENOS AIRES. Mon Six people were killed and 18 injured when a train and bus collided at a level crossIng in a Buenos Aires suburb early yesterday.— Reuter
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    Lock icon IRAQ FEARS OF U.S. ALLAYED-MURPHY
    196 3 'No hostility to Bagdad Pact 9 BAGDAD, Monday. \MR. ROBERT MURPHY, President Eisenhowers iTI personal representative in the Middle Eas.. said here yesterday he did not find any hostility to the Bagdad Pact during an interview with the Iraqi Prime Minister. Brigadier Abdul Karim Kassem.
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    24 3 PEKING. Mon. A North Korean delegation arrived here yesterday to discuss greater economic co-ordiiia tlon between North Korea and Coir.nuni.st China. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Footballers in crash
    70 3 MADRID, Mon —Three Spanish tootballers, their trainer and the driver of the van In which they were travelling, were killed when the van collided with a motor truck in the province of Huesca yesterday. Another three players were injured. Both the van and truck caught tire. The
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    Millionaire dies
    28 3 STOCKHOLM. Mon. Swedish Industrialist Axel 'o' i- ison. who was reputed t<, nrw of th« worlds rlchdinrl here yesterday at the age al d 2. U.P.L
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    Lock icon Big U.S. build-up but less tension
    226 3 BEIRUT, Mon.— A fukl battalion of 75 U.S. Army tanks and about 700 other vehicles arrived in Beirut harbour yesterday. The big build-up brines to 90 the number of U.S. tanks here. Throughout the country, however, there has been a gradual easing of tension
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    Fireman's death: Man in court
    61 4 Fireman's death: Man in court A YOUTH was charg- ed in a Singapore court yesterday with the murder of Sarip bin JafTar, a fireman, at Bth mile. Ponggoi Road, on Saturday nlßht I Low Kok Lee, of i Upper Serangoon Road, j was ordered to be remanded in custody at
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    Back from Sandhurst
    65 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Eleven Federation Army offl- 3 cers who have been commia- 1 stoned aa second lieutenants at Sandhurst will be return- mc to Kuala Lumpur in the V next few weeks, after two I years In Britain. The first seven officers will arrive by air
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    PRELIMINARY INQUIRY INTO DEATH
    85 4 PRELIMINARY INQUIRY INTO DEATH KD .A TRENOUANU. Men. —A 45-year-old rubber tapper Daud bin All. and Z. Inab blnte Sulong. 30. are to appear at a preliminary Inquiry here in connection with the murder ot her husband on July 10 Daud was charged in the Magistrate's court here on Friday
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    Tengku says: Learn the lesson from Ceylon
    228 4 l/OTA BHARU. Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, last night warned Malayans to lean the lesson from the communal strife in Ceylon. Speaking at a tea party given by the Kota Bharu division «f UMNO, the Tengku said: "There »rm politicians in
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    NEW WAR ON MALARIA
    120 4 Training centre to be set up m m KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. PHE Federation Government is to set up a centre 1 to train anti-malaria workers for a large scale )ffensive against the disease. < The proposed malaria I raining centre, which will te in Kuala Lumpur,
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    COMMUNITY CENTRE IS OPENED
    87 4 COMMUNITY CENTRE IS OPENED PEN ANO. Mon —The greatest problem confronting the young Malayan nation was unity, the Mayor Mr. D. 8. Raman a than said today at the official opening of the new Pulau Titras community centre. Mr. Ramanathan said the centre— the first of its kind in the
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    Awards by Jaycees
    64 4 PENANO Mon —The Mala Junior Chamber today innounced that four students lave been awarded scholar>hlps to enter either the .'hung Chi College or the New \sla College In Hong Kong They are Loh Tatt Tuck iPenang). Low Chow Eng (Perak), Chen Yee Chiang md Chaw Chek Sam
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    Birthday flags on shins
    35 4 Bhips In Singapore harbour yesterday flew their flags in honour of the Queen Mother's birthday. The Master Attendant had requested the shipping lines to dress ships in honour of the occasion.
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    Faith healer
    19 4 PENANG. Mon. Indian faithhealer. ftmdrimalaJ Swamtgal Is drawing crowds daily in Penan*. He leaves for Kedah tomorrow.
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    'WE ACCEPT TEST DARE' SAYS UNION BRANCH
    131 4 'WE ACCEPT TEST DARE' SAYS UNION BRANCH PENANG. Moo.-The Peaaag branch e-f the ti«vernment Tempararr OMeera' Catoa today accepted a challenge by the Pan Malayan Tvnwitmuu' A— eUU— to m tor v miMfanllM with re employed pensionera. "That is what we had always ■rged the Government to ailrw as to
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    14 UMNO branches form new group
    244 4 NIBONG TEBAL, Monday j pDURTBEN UMNO branches and one Kauxn Ibu i (women's section), with a total membership of more than 5,000, have decided to break from the Prorince Welleslev South Division and form their own division. The new division -according to tRe delineation
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    Children: 'We demand justice'
    345 5 Children: We demand justice' 65 PUPILS (UNDER 10) JOIN PARENTS' PROTEST AGAINST TRANSPUT FEE 100 WORKERS AT LEPER SETTLEMENT REFUSE TO COLLECT PAY ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Sixty-6ve schoolchildren, all under 10 years of age, today joined their parents to protest against a $7-a-month charge for school transport. The 65 children
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    Cash awards for policemen
    34 5 IPOH, Mon. Seven Ipoh policemen were today given cash awards for bringing criminals to book. The presentation was made by the 0.C.P.D., Mr. Albert Man at the police recreation centre
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    Housewife on hurt charge
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Eushah binte Hussain, 19, used a krls to attack another housewife, the magistrate's court here was told today. Eushah pleaded not guilty to causing hurt to Jamah binte Mohamed Yatim on Aug. 2 at Kampong Pandal. Bail was allowed.
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    PENANG TEACHER PILOTS BOATS ON THE THAMES
    145 5 LONDON. Mom Malayan school teacner, Mr. Jimmy Massang. 32, is becoming a popular figure among boat owners in Walton on Thames. While waiting to return to his home in Penang. Mr. Massang is filling in time by helping to pilot boats through the
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    THE TENGKU 'A friend to aH'
    168 5 THE TENGKU 'A friend to aH' BUKIT MERTAJAM, Monday. .THE Chief Minister of Penong, Mr. Wong Pow Nee, said lost night that the Chinese were "proud" of Tengku Abdul Rahman. 'The Prime Minister has given us a big share in the country's government. Without him we would have suffered," he
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    'BILL COLLECTORS' WITH DAGGERS ROB A HOUSEWIFE
    233 5 'BILL COLLECTORS WITH DAGGERS ROB A HOUSEWIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fpWO Chinese armed with daggers robbed i 56- vear-o!d housewife in her Jlat in Imbi Road here duringr the week-end. They took $200 which her 20-year-old son had given her to pay the rent. The woman, Madame Phoon Yoke Seong.
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    Association banned
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Government has banned the Chen Slew and Al Chun Old Students' Association on the grounds that it is "prejudicial to public order and security." The association's premises are In Batu Pahat, Johore. Officials of the Ministry of Interior and Justice declined to elaborate.
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    NOW LET THE PEOPLE JUDGE MR. S, SAYS MCA CHIEF
    215 5 NOW LET THE PEOPLE JUDGE MR. S, SAYS MCA CHIEF OENANG, Mon —The president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, said today the people could judge for themselves whether Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, secretarygeneral of the People's Progressive Party, had answered his questions. Dr. Llm was commenting
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    The colonel asks Ogata's help to find skeletons
    172 5 pOL. CHUANG HUI TSUAN, secretary of the Appeal Committee for Singapore Chinese massacred by the Japanese tried all day yesterday to find Mr. S. Ogata, Singapore's Police InspectorGeneral during the Japanese regime. Rrant him to show us al spots where thouChinese were
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    ASSEMBLY TO BE OFFERED 'INVISIBLE' HEADPHONES
    114 5 ASSEMBLY TO BE OFFERED 'INVISIBLE' HEADPHONES MEMBERS of the Singapore Legislative Assembly will soon be asked whether they want headphones designed like hearing aids or like those supplied to hospital patients when multi-lingual-ism is introduced in the new Assembly next year. The 32 assemblymen are expected to choose the equipment
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    Plea for English teachers
    43 5 TELUK ANSON. Mon. A resolution asking that every Malay school be provided with an English language teacher was unanimouslypassed at the annual general meeting of the Lower Perak branch of the Perak Malay Teachers' Union held at Bagan Datoh.
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    Memorial service
    31 5 A religious service was held aboard the Norwegian freighter Halldor in Singapore yesterday in memory of Mr. Elnar Brunsgaard. owner of the vessel, who died In Norway last Wednesday.
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    Town will dress up for Aug. 31
    49 5 TATPINa. Mon.— Residents here are being asked to decorate their houses and business premises on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 to mark the first anniversary of merdeka. They are also asked to fir the Federation and state flags on the two days.
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      170 5 RADIO: General Programme ni mA u >. AW A WlUt Muslc; 83 CIOM n KAIJIU MALAYA m. MS Radio Music Hall; 1.30 uiovAi Knn T The R»<*l» Music HilJ NATIONAL BHOBT WAVE A«»in; 200 a^ j^^. 6M 1 Mus »c '«>■> the Ballet; 5.30 Fiesta; <i kiki 600 Happy Anniversary;
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    112 6 Mc.rWi H§ (Minimum). MR. MRS. ANTHONY LEE thank Friends and Relatives (or their presents, good wishes and attendance at their Wedding on 4-8-58. THE FAMILY OF The Late Teo Klah Kee Thanks all those who sent Wreaths Messnges of C< ndolence Loaned Vehicles etc. and Attendance at his Funeral.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    55 6 2" Wtrdi lit (VlHlmum). JOHN: In Loving Memory ol Bertha John who passed away on Aug. sth. 1946. sadly missed by ber Sorrowing Mother and Friends SILVER WEDDING :o W»r4, til f Minimum) MILLER WORKMAN, at Holy Trinity Church, London. N. 15, on sth. August 1933. John Edward
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      Moscow And Peking
      612 6 Moscow And Peking Has "the sacred unity" ol the Communist world been so much in danger that Mr Khrushchev had to fly to Peking to salvage it? Surely this is unlikely. Yet tht; communique on Khrushchev's talks with Mao Tse-tung, and the press and radio in Moscow and Peking in
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      Tax Holiday Fears
      281 6 The debate on tax relief for pioneer industries does not seem after all to have removed the fears of some of the Federation's industrialists The Rubber Goods Manutacturers' Association wants to know more about the safeguards to ensure that a pioneer company will use its capital only
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      Country Doctors
      223 6 Maia> a If justly proud >oi its health services. Nevertheless the tact remains that a large part ot the population are denied the amenities of western medirine. These are the people who live in the rural areas of the Federation, prey to all sorts of preventable disease. The
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    MORE RADIATIONS IN ABERDEEN THAN FROM BOMB TESTS
    1204 6 MORE RADIATIONS IN ABERDEEN THAN FROM BOMB TESTS New light on hazards from nuclear bomb tests Fall-out adds only few per cent to total man-made radiations rVO years ago the United Nations set up a committee of experts from fourteen countries to report on the hazards to man of atomic
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      WASTE OF PUBLIC FUNDS
      117 6 WASTE OF PUBLIC FUNDS WE hear that the Ministry of Education is running seriously short of money. There is not enough money to build more schools for the rapidly growing population. Why then waste money on the education of a few? In Malacca and in some other States the further
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      This may duplicate work of the hospitals
      193 6 I AM in complete agreement with 'Fifc.tv Old Stethoscope' regarding specialists' fees (S.T. July 29). As a general practitioner working in Singapore. I fully share the writer's experience of the helpfulness of the specialists attached to the Singapore hospitals I have yet to
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      ENFORCE TAX ON BICYCLES
      34 6 ENFORCE TAX ON BICYCLES IN several States bicycle owners have to pay S3 each year for a road tax licence. It Is high time Negri Sembllan had such a law. V. V. MALAI Seremban.
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      WHAT KIND OF BOO IS THIS?
      28 6 ii/HAT is the peculiar Tf quality that identifies— an expatriate type "Boo"? Will the Mayor of Singapore please elaborate? 800 800 Kluunc.
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      Government plan for specialists is short-sighted
      279 6 Government plan for specialists is short-sighted rE present allowance scheme (or medical specialists means that, without pecuniary gain as a motive our specialists will be lets willing to see and advise patients who are referred to them from private practitioners This means that those that can afford to pay i.e.
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      Kampong folks cannot live on free water
      145 6 WHAT Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and his disciplined group did for the P.A.P.'s victory at the Kallang byelection shows what can be done In blinding the "poor" people with propaganda of standplpes, bus shelters, and cheap medical care. Nothing was ever said about
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      Friendship stronger than propaganda of hate
      110 6 THANK you for publishing (B.T. July 24) that wonderful photograph of the re-union between Captain Richard Baker and former German U-boat skipper, Commander Schulz, at Poole. England. This photograph will do much, I am sure, to prove that, even in times of war when
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    CAMERON CONVOY SYSTEM NEEDED NO MORE
    251 7 CAMERON CONVOY SYSTEM NEEDED NO MORE TANAH RATA, Mon.— The two-year-old convoy system, under which restricted articles haye been transported up and down the Cameron Highlands road between here and Tapah, ended today. The improved Emergency situation In the Cameron Highlands area was the reason for the relaxation of the
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    TWINS MAY GO TO EUROPEAN COUPLE
    163 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The seven-week-old twin girls. Kirn Ling and Kirn Chin, are likely to be given away to a European couple. Their application together with those from an English couple In Singapore and twr Kuala Lumpur Chinese parents Is being seriously considered by
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    Hungry wild dogs may attach humans
    88 7 Hungry wild dogs may attach humans SERE.MBAN, Mon.— Hungry wild dogs in Malaya might attack humans, a spokesman of the Game Department here said today. However, no cases had been reported in the Federation, he added. He was commenting on a report that six wild dogs had been killing buffaloes,
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    Accused of bid to rape amah
    34 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A taxi driver, V. Subramaniam. 24, pleaded not guilty in the Magistrate's Court here today to attempted rape of a 17-year-old amah. Bail was allowed.
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    'I lived in fear'—wife tells court
    606 7 'I lived in fear' wife tells court HUSBAND, AFTER DRINKING BOUT, THREATENED TO KILL HER IF SHE DIDNT GIVE BACK WEDDING RING KUALA LUMPUR, Monday, fHE attractive wife of a former Central Electricity Board engineer told the High Court here today how she dared not sleep for fear that her
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    Party Rakyat: Govt. broke promise
    106 7 IPOH, Mon.— The Ipoh branch of Party Rakyat yesterday passed a resolution at a general meeting condemning the Federation Government for extending the Emergency Regulations for another year. The branch accused the Government of having broken its promise to end the Emergency as soon as
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    ANTI-VICE LEADER WON'T QUIT NOW
    149 7 IPOH, Monday. MR. M. Y. HUSSEIN, president of the Pan-Malay-an Moral Defence Organisation, set up last year to combat prostitution among Malay women, has withdrawn his resignation submitted three months He told the Straits Times today: "I have agreed to carry on with the organisation
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    POLICE FIND MAN'S BODY IN RIVER
    57 7 POLICE FIND MAN'S BODY IN RIVER MALACCA, Mon. Police this morning recovered the body of a 65-year-old man from the Malacca River near Kampong Morten. An identity card on the body gave the name as I.lm Yin Yap and his occupation as conductor. The man had 30 cents with him
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    Schoolgirls at dental show
    225 7 AMONG the large number of people who spent part of their holiday yesterday at the dental exhibition in the General Hospital's dental clinic buildings were these primary school girls. The girls are looking at models of giant-sized teeth used for demonstration purposes to illustrate the spread
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    School gangsters: A warning by Khir
    271 7 DANGEROUS TREND PARENTS TOLD KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TiiE Minister of Education, Inche Khir Johari, warned students today that he would not hestitate to take all measures in his power to wipe out gangsterism from Malayan schools. He will do this, however I unpopular his
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    Jap experts to increase rice yield
    76 7 Jap experts to increase rice yield hi ALA lIMPIR. Mon. Three Japanese Agricultural experts have arrived in Malaya to conduct experiments aimed at increasing the country* rice yield. They are Prof YuUka Yamakawa. Dr. To&hiatu Koyaiha. and Mr. Shinioo Sato. They arrived here yesterday and will be in Malaya for
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    Fire in Ipoh office
    53 7 IPOH Mon. Ipoh's wo fire engines clanged through torrential rain here this evening to put out a fire at the District Office. The firemen put out the Ore within minutes, but not before part of the roof of the building in Douglas Road and some documents
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    ALL MUST SHARE IN SACRIFICES: DOCTOR
    216 7 ALL MUST SHARE IN SACRIFICES: DOCTOR KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The president of the Alumni Association of the Kins Edward VII College of Medicine and University of Malaya, Dr. S.G. Rajahram, today called upon all citizens whether they are ministers or doctors" to share in making sacrifices. Commenting on a call
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    Parents' day
    23 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. The Malay School Bukit Tunggal, six miles from here, celebrated its parents' day today with a handicrafts competition.
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    Students' party
    29 7 The Malay Language Society of the University of Malaya In Singapore gave a tea party to welcome J6 students from the Kuala Lumpur branch of the university.
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    OPPOSED: SOVIET TIN MOVE
    274 7 IPOH, Monday. ]y|ALAYAN miners strongly oppose admission of Soviet Russia to the International Tin Council as an "observer member." Both European and Chinese mining circles will accept Russia only as a full producer member prepared to restrict her tin exports The miners were commenting on press
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    A Tengku seeks commission
    57 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tengku Ahmad Narang. the only son of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who returned to Malaya iMI j month after three years' i military training in India, has applied for a commission in the Federation Army Tengku Ahmad Narang Is now at
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    Church dance
    23 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Bt. Chrlstopherv Church Workers' Association will hold a dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Thursday
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    Talks on railway crisis
    68 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Leaders of trade unions In the Malayan Railway today were given details of how the world trade recession has affected the department's revenue. In a four-hour meeting. they discussed with the management ways and means of effecting economies but at the same time
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      WOMENARE CREATIVE
      1273 8 BOOKS. PICTURES AND HOMES MEETING an author is usually stimulating and interesting, especially if you have read her book. It proved to be so when I met Singapore author Anna Softley, whose first novel, "The White Garland," has just t"^n published. We sat on the balcony of her
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      275 8 Polyaitar lrainforc»d J? ij, plastic) Chain Com'o'iobU Theo'r* Seoii MvUbV Tht Leading **i Chair Manufacturer I in Japan I Any inquiry please make to KotobukiSßmtmtjCo Ltd 14, 1-chomc. Yurakucho. ChiyodJ ku. Tokyo, Japan (The S.d> of Imperial HoteO Cable: "CHAIRKOTOBUK!" TOKYO Art: in, tfOwi(Moiy***L..Asthma Mucus Loosened First Day Don't lat
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      308 8 dance" (Milton) (4*. f» I 21. Allow a Cambridge river here Straits Times Crossword 23 at doeB nounclng a decision (t). J4. The gods of Alntree? (B, 7). sssm l^a^i o >^y A P^ nn v I "ij DOWN vl| $M 1 The user should get value for S^ BB^
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    Lock icon Maori boy wooed by angel founded horror ritual
    1447 9 Maori boy wooed by angel founded horror ritual HE BOASTED THAT THE ANGEL GABRIEL CAME DOWN TO HIM EVERY NIGHT AND TOLD HIM TO FREE NEW ZEALAND FROM THE INVADERS'. J^EARLY a century ago there flourished in the hinterlands of New Zealand a weird cult, highlighted by a happily short
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      156 9 Carmen A f©. By 31« a The Suing By Leslie 1 hurivris J^BBSHbV Too you r£auze. monsieur, that "1 Tamo have yot/ realized thaFtmisH'^Mbl {MADAME LATOOR »S SO AAOOGST FOR MOR£ IHAN RALF T *E *VO«LPiS I COULD BE A BIGGCR WEAPON THAN ABOUT AN ACHIEVEMENT THAT POPULATION. HUNGER IS
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    JULY TIN EXPORTS WERE SECOND BEST FOR CURRENT YEAR
    513 10 By Our Market Correspondent jyjALAYAN tin exports during July were the highest for the present year, ranking only after January, according to figures issued over the weekend by The Strait* Trading Co. Ltd., Total exports amounted to 3,536 tons, an improvement
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    Alexandra Bricks increase profit
    291 10 rE chairman of Alexandra Brickworks Ltd.. Singapore. Mr. R. Combe. said in his annual report that the improvement in the demand for bricks was sustained throughout the year and the company had no difficulty in selling its output each month. Mr. Combe said that this was
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    STORE SHIPPING
    81 10 Ships Iviiik alongside the Sin capare Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Daphnella 1 2, Ryusho Maru 4 5. Ivybank 6A, Bencleuch 6/7, Olenearn 8 9. Santhla 10 11. Benlomond 13/14. Vietnam 15 16. Steel Executive 18. Nikko Maru 19/20. Sedili N Wall 4. Van Cloon 21/22.
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    HEVEA RUBBER
    47 10 The board of Hevea {Johorri Rubber Plantations announces that It has Instructed Its Malayan agents to accept an offer equivalent to £39.850 for the sale of the company's remaining property. Tlong Klat Estate A forfeiUblr deposit equivalent to £3.675 has been paid by the purchaser
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    Bidor Rubber
    39 10 Bidor Rubber FsUlr entered Into a contract on July 15 (or the sale of the tin area, and completion of the sale t< ok *:ace oo July 19. The purchase price Is $95 000. equivalent to £11.083
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    JULY CROPS
    16 10 Rubber crops harvested In July notified are:— Riverview 171.000 lb.; Sugei Tukang 54.250 lb
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    Bukit Sembawang to pay 12½ per cent again
    212 10 DUKIT Sembawang Rubber Co. has declared a dividend of 12 V 2 per cent for the year ended March 31, 1958, unchanged on the previous year. 1 The group profit totalled £63,500 (previous {70. 136), plus withdrawal from building repairs reserve £4,000
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    10 10 July tin outputs- Included Takuapa Valley 337 plcute
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    Hong Kong rates
    13 10 The free exchange market in Honf Kong was cloacd yesterday
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    Melbourne stocks
    8 10 MeJbevrne Stock Exefcaac* ra closed yesterday.
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      404 10 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that, with effect from tbe first of August, Mr. C. W. Blnny has resigned his position with the Company and is. therefore, no longer authorised to collect monies or sign delivery orders on our behalf. SIME DABBY (STOBE.), LTD. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given
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      401 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BRUNEI EDUCATION DEPARTMENT VACANCIES— TRAINED ENGLISH TEACHEBB Applications are Invited from rralned English Teachers specializing In various subject* for ddltional posts which will be vacant during January 1959 In the following:— Sultan Omar All Salfuddln College. Brunei Town Olrls High School. Brunei Town. Anthony Abell College, Sena 2.
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      324 10 NOTICESNOTICE Oa behalf of tbe Director* in Djakarta we thank Contractors foi submitting their tender* for food supplies to our ship* recently. P.T. PKLAJARAN NASIONAL INDONESIA 12. Robinson Road. Singapore. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Claw "E" and above registered Contractors will be received by the Executive Engineer, P.W.D., Port
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      161 10 SHIPPING NOTICES WILH. WILHELMSEN LINE M/S "THEMIS" Arrived Singapore M-7-5S A General Survey of all damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be held at 9 a.m. on Bth and 13th August 1958, at 8.H.8. Oodown No. IS. No further Survey will be held either before or after the
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      More pocket-sized Japan radios here
      245 12 A LEADING Japanese company, Mitsubishi Electric Mfg. Co., is to introduce its new transistor pocket-sized radios on to the Malayan market, despite the presence of at least half a dozen different brands at present on sale locaUv Mr. H. W. Price of Bandl- lands Buttery
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      TOKYO COMPANY TO IMPORT NEW CARS
      223 12 A LEADING Japanese com pany, the Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. of Tokyo, has Introduced a new range of vehicles to the Federation of Malaya One of the vehicles Is the Datsun Sedan 1M* 1 a small handy and an 1 economical car with accommodation
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      New type Italian colour films to be sold locally
      188 12 A NEW type of colour photographic and cine films which can be processed in Singapore will be sold on the local market by the end of the month. The films arc the products of a leading Italian film manufacturer. Ferrania. Mr.
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      Singapore company to deal in diamonds
      203 12 Singapore company to deal in diamonds \NEW company dealing I in diamonds and i general products including machinery, textiles and rubber manufactures, has been formed in Singapore with an authorised capital of $I.s million. The company Is Tradex International Corpn. Ltd. and Mr. Jo Caun. the managing director, said yesterday
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      Big development last year in rubberised roads
      462 12 EXPERIMENTS PI UJBL, MALAYA fHE developing use of rubber powder and latex in road surfacing materials, perhaps the most important current development in highway construction, is described in the 1957 report of the Natural Rubber Development Board. To the board's knowledge 91 sections
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      Indian Bank dividend
      74 12 'THE Bank of India Ltd announce that for the six months ended June SO a profit of $2,138,123 was made subject to tax, after making the usual provisions for contingencies To this amount has been added $1,033,7»4 brought forward from the last account, making a total of
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      NEW COMPANY
      92 12 In connection with the formation of a local Malayan company. Kepong Plantations, to take over the estates of Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates Ltd.. it is stated In London that the consideration will be i»5 million, to be satisfied by the allotment of 8.5 million ordinary one-dollar shares In
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    Lock icon Peter Collins dies after his Ferrari crash in race
    405 13 BONN, Monday. DETER COLLINS, one of the big three 1 of Britain's racing drivers, died in hospital here last night after crashing during the German Grand Prix at Neurburgringr yesterday afternoon. HH Ferrari ran off the track in the 11th lap
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    HE CAUGHT RACING BUG AT AGE OF NINE
    464 13 HE CAUGHT RACING BUG AT AGE OF NINE LONDON. Monday. OETER COLLINS. 27, caught the motor-racing bug when still a schoolboy, and had his first driving lesson at the age of nine He was still a teenager when he first made the fans sit up. His lather bought him a
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    Lock icon Won the admiration of sports worid
    178 13 Won the admiration of sports worid cona in tne British Grand Prix, and ahead on points of world champion Juan Fanglo. Peter Collins won the admiration of the sporting world when he gave up a chance of the world championship at Monza. He was the nearest rival for the championship,
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    1107 14  -  WALLET BARNES By ll.wV ofe st T W I J M wF tf^^^^^^^^^^^^7^l^r^P^^^^^P^PVr^^^^^P^V^^^^^^^P^^9VW^PVl^^ can transform his men into inspired side THIS IS THE SECOND IN A SERIES OF THREE ARTICLES ON MALAYAN SOCCER WRITTEN EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE STRAITS TIMES BY A FAMOUS FOOTBALLER WHO HAS PLAYED IN 30
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    346 14 Malayans doomed to more failures unless... mmym Vie mayacam KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Results lv the Matuyan lawn tennis cnampionshlofi wnlch ended here yesterday showed that Malayans are doomed to more failures unless more realistic steps are taken 'to introduce 'new blood' to the romp.
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    94 14 IPOH. lion. Perak became North Zone champions in the Inter-state Combined Schools badminton tournament for the Heah Joo Seang trophy when they trounced Penang 5-0 here last night. Singles Chin Pak Jon bt. Tan Soon Hoot 16-1 15-6; Tan Yee Khan bt. Lee Kam Hon 15-8.
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    93 14 Davies Cup: Italy beat Britain MILAN. Mon.-lUly yesterday won the European son« final of the Davis Cap competition and qualified meet Philippines. the Eastern sone winners, in Australia in December Italy beat Britain 4-1. Nicola PietrangeJL Italy* leading player, gave hu country a winning 3-1 lead over Britain by defeating
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    327 14 Rain— North-South ends in a draw IPOH, Monday. JJEAVY rain which feirimmediately after the lunch interval today washed out further play in the North versus South cricket match which ended in a draw here >n the third day. FINAL SCORES: North 155 and 176; South 151 and 21 for none.
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    84 14 Kelantan beaten by S'pore SINGAPORE Selection boat Kelantan 5-3 In a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Singapore, yesterday. Halftime score was 1-1. Kelantan scored tlrst through Han. id Qhanl i4th mln.) and Mahat equalised 1 26 th mm). Singapore took the lead In the 46th minute through Amin
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