The Straits Times, 25 August 1958

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    12 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 25. 1958 15 CENTS
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    SHELLS BLAST QUEMOY
    343 1 BIG REP POUNDING INCREASES INVASION FEARS Shore batteries open up again after an 11-hour break Garrison has 200 casualties TAIPEH, Sunday. (HINESE Communist shore batteries today fired another 54 shells onto the Quemoy island group 1 1 hours after firing 41,000 shells on the group yesterday. The
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    Lock icon United States fails to put satellite No. 5 into orbit around earth
    265 1 United States fails to put satellite No. 5 into orbit around earth CAPE CANAVERAL, Sunday. THE UNITED STATES Army today failed in a bid to put a 37} lb. satellite into orbit around the earth. The satellite. Explorer V, first of the five American satellites to be launched north-east, so
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    THE LABOUR INVITATION TO MR. S WAS A 'MISTAKE'
    176 1 THE LABOUR INVITATION TO MR. S WAS A 'MISTAKE' MALACCA, Sun.— The' ITI Invitation to the .secretary-general of the People's Progressive Party of Malaya, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, to address a Joint mass meeting of the Labour Party of Malaya and the Party Ra'ayat here tonight was sent by mistake,
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    PROTOCOL KICKED TO SIDELINE
    80 1 PROTOCOL KICKED TO SIDELINE JAKARTA. Sun— Protocol was relegated to the side-lines today ag Indonesia's Cabinet Ministers fought the foreign diplomatic corpn to a goalless draw in a soccer match before 25.UIW cheering fans at the Jakarta Stadium The breathless 16--tninute contest saw Ibr a{ilc Cabinet team W4 br the
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    THE FLOODS SUBSIDE IN BRITAIN
    84 1 LONDON. Sunday. MOPPING-UP squads went Into action In many parts of Britain at first light yesterday to begin the mammoth task of clearing up the debris and disorder following Friday's widespread flooding. WiTnl hit were villages pai-krd with holiday maker;, in the west country and
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    A-tests ban: Russia hits at U.S. delaying tactics
    266 1 A-tests ban: Russia hits at U.S. delaying tactics MOSCOW, Sunday. TASS. the official Soviet news agency, said last night that "even the most superficial examination of the latest American statement shows that it does not at all propose an immediate and unconditional suspension of atom and thermo-nuclear weapon tests on
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    End of musical marathon
    43 1 LONDON, Sun. -Mis. Marie Ashton, 40-year-old. 17-stone Manchester housewife, nnally stopped playing the piano last night after 133 hours non-stop. She had beaten her own record by one hour In a musical marathon that had lasted since Monday morning—Reuter.
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    Lock icon 8.8.C. gives racing prices for first time
    111 1 B.B.C. gives racing prices for first time LONDON. Sun— The British Broadcasting Corporation last night gave racing prices in its sports report* for the first time. A corporation spokesman said: "We have come to the conclusion that oar news reporting is incomplete without this information which is given by almost
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    Lock icon Freedom to marry
    49 1 NICOSIA. Sun —A 32-year-old Greek Cypriot political detainee was allowed three hours' freedom today to marry his fiancee In a Llmassol church. Mlmis Jacovides. had arranged to marry Sylvia Michaelidou on July 27 but five days before was arrested in an Island-wide rounduo of suspects— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 1200 B.C. town
    26 1 DAMASCUS. Sun.— A towr dating back to the 12th century B.C. has been unearth ed near the North Syrian Dort of Latakia— Reuter.
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    Students halt city buses
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    Truce over: 3 killed
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    H.M. rvurtiw*
    5 1 U.S. evacuees N*ff,fcfl fttftt fr-ntt*
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    Limuu: Itnlnlr Ihtvnl to U.S. p nun up
    22 1 Limay: Red air theeat to U.S. growing MUtf Hum >>i i«si „i,t,, u,»i nit Hutu* Hlltll tint: ICa«(||| U i.l uli v
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    2 1 Minister home
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    PREMTER STRIJDOM DIES AT 65
    251 1 PREMTER STRIJDOM DIES AT 65 pAPETOWN, Sun. Mr. Johannes Strijdom, the South African Prime Minister, died In hospital here early today. He was 65. He had been seriously Ul for more than a fortnight with a blood clot In the lung. Mr. Strijdom. Nationalist leader, outspoken republican and a staunch
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    U.S. and Jakarta 'take stock'
    166 1 U.S. and Jakarta 'take stock' TTOKYO, Sun. US. Ambassador to Indonesia Mr. Howard P. Jones, called yesterday on Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, to "take stock" of relations between the two countries, Antara news agency reported today. The agency quoted Dr. Subandrio as saying that the one-hour talk with Mr.
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    Cinema patron electrocuted
    42 1 MEXICO CITY. Sun A seat in a cinema here -vas converted into an electric chair last night, killing a patron Police said a short circuit in wires running to the aisle lights beneath the seat caused the tragedy -DPI
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    Lock icon Rebels kidnap missionary
    30 1 ALGIERS. Sun— An American Methodist missionary, Mr. Lester Lee Griffith, is believed to have been kidnapped by Algerian insurgents. He has been missing sfhc* last Monday —Reuter.
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      6 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000
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    Lock icon Hermit's secrets may help other soldiers
    515 2  -  ADRIENNE FARRELL CASE OF THE GURKHA WHO WAS LOST IN JUNGLE FOR 8 YEARS By KATMANDU, San. The memoirs of a Gurkha soldier who lived for eight years as a hermit in the Malayan jungle are being recorded here by Indian Army officers. When
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    Lock icon Those U.S. Marines: Attack by Moscow radio now
    223 2 Those U.S. Marines: Attack by Moscow radio now I ONDON, Sun.— Mos-'l cow Radio, commenting last night on the recent arrival of 2.000 American marihea in Singapore, said that Washington and London are "preparing new provocations" The radio, in an Arabic broadcast. said: "The landing of American forces in Singapore
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    Co-ops save for members $7m.in r interest I on loans
    406 2 Co-ops save for members $7m.in interest on loans Big drive against rural indebtedness in Malaya SEVEN MILLION GALLONS A DAY BOOST SOON FOR K.L. WATER SUPPLY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The co-operative movement's controlled credit system to help tiie rural people of Malaya fight indebtedness by giving them loans has saved
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    PENANG PLANS SEA-SNAKE VENOM STATION TO DEVELOP SERUM
    222 2 PENANG PLANS SEA-SNAKE VENOM STATION TO DEVELOP SERUM PENANG, Sun. The State Government is giving top priority to a proposal to establish a sea-snake venom collection station here to help in the work of evolving an effective antidote for snake bites. "We have applied to the Federal Government for a
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    Special bus services
    51 2 Ten Singapore Chinese bui companies will apply foi Government's permission tc operate special services foi visitors to the proposed Singapore constitution etfposi. Uon. A delegation from the Singapore Chinese Bus Ownen Association representing these companies will see Mr Francis Thomas, Ministei for Communication^ and Works altout their
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    NEW CHURCH SEATS 1,000
    50 2 PBNANG, Sun The new Catholic Church of Our Lady of Sorrows in Penan* will be offirinllv opened on Sept. 7 The church, with a 167. f00t «o«er, will have seats for 1.006 people. It replaces the old church built in 1888 with room for only 41*.
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    Lock icon Khrushchev: No danger of war
    238 3 BUT, HE ADDS: ONE CANT OF COURSE VOUCH FOR THE MADMEN' IN REST OF THE WORLD LONDON, Sunday. J&lt;HE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, discounted the immediate danger of war in a speech broadcast yesterday by Moscow Radio. The speech was made on Aug. 13
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    Lock icon Big Powers are back on road to summit
    142 3 Big Powers are back on road to summit WASHINGTON, SunWestern diplomats here believe that diplo. ma tic moves for a summit conference are "back on the track." They expect that yesterday's Western Notes urging the Soviet Urion to resume the talks will receive a favourable reaction in the Soviet capital.
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    Dollar money
    32 3 TOKYO. Sun. The United States High Commissioner of the Ryukyu Islands last night announced that United State. Idollars would become the official currency of the islands in the near future
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    Lock icon BOMB SCARE DELAYS AIRLINERS
    71 3 BOMB SCARE DELAYS AIRLINERS ROME. Sun.— Two PanAmerican airliners turned back to Rome Airport yesterday shortly after the air line's station master In Nice received an anonymous telephone call that "a bomb Is aboard a plane leaving Rome this afternoon." Both "lanes had b-tweer 70 ani 75 people on board
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    Hidden A-tests, says Tass
    58 3 LONDON, Sun Tass, the Soviet news agency, said yesterday that the United States exploded 32 nuclear test shots from April to July and hid 18 of them lrom the public. The report said that Sovie monitoring stations record fd 32 test shots but the DJ announced
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    MR. PEARSON; THAT ARAB PLAN IS NO SOLUTION
    182 3 MR. PEARSON; THAT ARAB PLAN IS NO SOLUTION OTTAWA, Bun— The Opposition leader, Mr. Lester B. Pearson, said yesterday the United Nations had settled for a makeshift solution in the Middle East and that until the basic issues were resolved "we shall go from crisis to crisis." The Noble Peace
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    Lock icon ASSURANCE ON A-SUBMARINES
    353 3 Admiral says: Reactor will be flooded WASHINGTON, Sunday. DEAR-ADMIRAL Hyman Rickover, "father" of atom-powered submarines, said here yesterday that safety factors were built into U.S. nuclear-powered submarines like the Nautilus and the Skate. He said that even in the case of a very bad collision, water flooding
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    Lock icon NEW YORK TEACHER FINDS 20,000-YEAR-OLD FIGURINE OF VENUS
    140 3 NEW YORK TEACHER FINDS 20,000- YEAR-OLD FIGURINE OF VENUS PRIS. Sun.— A miniature figurine of Venus, found near Perigueux yesterday and said to be 20.000 yean old. is "an exquisite and priceless work of art." The figurine, less than two inches tall. was found after heavy rains had washed away
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    Lock icon Move to slash U.S. foreign aid fails
    179 3 SENATE TOLD OF RED SHELLING WASHINGTON, Sunday. 'THE U.S. Senate last night rejected by 45 votes to 36 a move to slash $100 million of military appropriations from the Foreign Aid Bill. The vote came after Bena- 1 tor William Know land. Republican
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    Lock icon Lebanon asks for U.S. aid
    58 3 BEIRUT, Sun. The Lebanese Finance Minister. Mr. Joseph Shader. said here yesterday that the Lebanon had asked for American aid totalling nearly US$lOO,OOO,OOO for development projects and compensation to the victims of the Insurrection. He told a press conference he hoped a favourable reply would
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    Army chief in crash
    67 3 BEIRUT. Sun. MajorGeneral Paul O. Adams. Commander or United States land forces In the Lebanon, yesterday escaped with only superficial Injuries when his helicopter crashed Into the sea off Beirut. The helicopter's motor cut out at a height of 800 feet but the pilot managed to
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    Lock icon Taxation in America
    37 3 WASHINGTON. Bun. The average person In the United States paid UF 530.80 In taxes the commerce department reoorts. The total tax bill for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1957. amounted to U5598,900.--000.000 U.P.I.
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    For sale: Royal Enfield rifles at $50 each
    102 3 NEW YORK. San. New Yorkers today were offered $100,000 (M 5300-,-000) worth of British surplus Royal Enfield .303 rifles at SI6.M &lt;Mss*.64&gt; each by Marys, which describes itself as the world* largest department store n a newspaoer advertift* nient directed t&lt; "hunters''
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    Lock icon Naval strength
    38 3 HAMriURG. Sun The West German navy possesses a total of 103 ships— 93 warships and 10 auxiliary ships— with a total strength of 15.600 men. the West German naval chief, Vice-Ad-miral Friedrtch Ruge. said today— Reuter.
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    Lock icon COMPROMISE MOVE IN SEA DISPUTE
    176 3 PARIS, Sunday. WESTERN experts are expected to submit a com- promise solution for the Icelandic fishing dispute as a fleet of British trawlers s Learn towards Iceland to defy her ban on foreign fishing within 12 miles of her coast. i The British vessels, estimated
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    'Bookie' service alleged uncovered in a raid by Mayor Ong
    216 4 'Bookie service alleged uncovered in a raid by Mayor Ong THE Singapore City Council may be asked to take disciplinary action against certain members of the staff aVeged to have operated a "bookie" service. This follows a surprise raid by the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Ouan, on a department last
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    PENANG ARTISTS WANT PRETTY GIRL TO POSE FOR THEM IN NUDE
    96 4 PENANG ARTISTS WANT PRETTY GIRL TO POSE FOR THEM IN NUDE FENANG, Sun. Penan* artist* arc looking for a pretty girl to »we In the "Its a* ptrtlet to get a proper modeJ." said Mr. James Mandy. regional director of the British Council here He attributed this to the traditional
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    CHINESE ASK FOR LAND TO FARM
    114 4 CHINESE ASK FOR LAND TO FARM IPOH, Sun.— The Perak branch of the Malayan Chinese Association wants the state Government to provide more land for the people to cultivate. The annual general meet Ing here today decided to ask the Alliance committee to approach the Government. The meeting suggested the
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    DELEGATE IN FOR ICFTU CONFERENCE
    61 4 DELEGATE IN FOR ICFTU CONFERENCE KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Ceylon's delegate to the Asian regional conference of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, which will begin here on Saturday, arrived by 8.0.A.C. today. He is Mr. V. K Vellayar. the secretary-general of the Ceylon Workers' Congress. Delegates from Slam and
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    Literacy course
    22 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Adult Education Association, Johore. has organised a Tamil literacy course for Tamil teachers of the state.
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    Kuantan Assizes
    17 4 KUANTAN, Bun. The Kuantan Assizes will open on Sept. 3. Mr. Justice Neal. will preside.
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    CASH NEEDED FOR TB WARDS
    70 4 KLANO. Sun— The Klang branch of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis needs about $150,000 to build five new wards to replace its 30-year, old wards at the third mile- stone, Banting Road. I At present there are 100 I patients in the
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    Priests to mark M-day
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Siamese section of the Malayan Committee of Buddhist Priests has asked all Siamese chief priests in the country to carry out cele- brations on the occasion of the Merdeka anniversary on Aug. 31. The committee has asked them to pray for the
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    Independents win poll
    35 4 IPOH, Sun. Mr. PC. Oomez and Mr. P S Supplah were yesterday elected to the 16-member local council of Ountong. a new village on the outskirts of Ipoh. Both stood as independents.
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    PLEA FOR TAMIL SECONDARY CLASS
    131 4 PLEA FOR TAMIL SECONDARY CLASS IPOH, Sun.— The Fed--1 eration Government was urged yesterday io start Tamil secondary classes to enable Tamil primary school pupils to continue their studies. A resolution adopted at a meeting here of the execu-i Uve council of the National Union of Indian Schoolteachers said that
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    The Fung Keong factory to re-open:B 'Newset-up5
    291 5 The Fung Keong factory to re-open: 'Newset-up' IT HAS BEEN CLOSED FOR TWO YEARS AND NINE MONTHS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE factory at Klang of Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory (M) Ltd., which has been closed for two years and nine months after a strike of its 1,200 workers, is to
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    SIGN HERE! SAID SCOUTER — AND MR. WONG DID
    75 5 SIGN HERE! SAID SCOUTER AND MR. WONG DID course now being held in Penang. The cloth will be carried by the delegation during a world tour it will under, take on completion of the Penang course next Tuesday. Straits Times picture. THE Penang Chief Minister, Mr. Wong Pow Nee, auto,
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    WINDS HARASS SHIPS OFF BRUNEI
    92 5 WINDS HARASS SHIPS OFF BRUNEI IT UCHINO, S v n. Strong winds off the coast of Brunei have caused mishaps among coastal and fishing vessels here. An 18-ton fishing trawler from Singapore has been forced off course, sustaining a broken shaft. A launch on its way to Limbang, Sarawak. ran
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    ABDUL RAZAK URGES: 'PULL TOGETHER9
    89 5 ABDUL RAZAK URGES: 'PULL TOGETHER' IPOH, Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, who is also the deputy president of the United Malays National Organisation, yesterday appealed to UMNO and Alliance leaders to "pull together in the interests of the nation. Dato Abdul Razak was addressing the
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    Rotary clubs meet
    56 5 Delegates from the Rotary Clubs of Kuala Lumpur. Malacca, Seremban, Batu Pahat, Teluk Anson. Johore Bahru and Singapore participated in an inter-city meeting held at the cathay Hotel. Singapore, yesterday Papers on club, community, vocational and international service were contributed by Rotarians Ec Soon Howe. Leslie Rayner.
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    East Coast gets 12 more doctors
    106 5 East Coast gets 12 more doctors KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. The a^ute doctor shortage in Government hospitals in the East Coast has been relieved, the Minister of Health. Mr. V.T. Sambanthan, told the Straits Times today. He said: 'There were 22 doctors in Kelantan. Trengganu and Pahang last year. Today, there
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    Bad brakes
    39 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Bun. Sgt. Brian Harlirig was acquitted in the magistrate's court today on a charge of negligent driving and colliding with a lorry but was fined $25 for driving a car which had Jneff :lent brakes
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    Found dead
    26 5 KEMAMAN. Sun— A shopkeeper. Lin Choi Yeong, 22, was found dead with his throat cut in the kitchen of his shop early yesterday morning.
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    Boy, 14, caned in court over monkey
    186 5 KOTA BHARU. Sun— A boy of 14, was caned four times in open court here yesterday before a large crowd for dishonestly retain, ing stolen property a monkey on June 3. Jointly charged with him was a pad! planter. Dollah bin Awang, 35.
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    God to be taken in procession
    47 5 PENANG. Sun. The Mariamman Temple. In Queen Street, renovated at a cost of $10,000. will hold a "kumbablshekam" ceremony on Tuesday. The celebrations will start with a procession at 7 p.m.. when the god Mari-amman will be taken around the temple.
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    Apex clubs
    29 5 The Association of Apex Clubs (Malaya) will hold a symposium on leprosy at 8.30 pm. t on Sept. 12 at the Singapore Chinese Girls' School, Cairnhill Road
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    DEATHS
    116 6 2t H» r rf» %ld (Mtmimmm). NIGHTINGALE On August 17, l&ftB suddenly, Susan, aged 13 yean, beloved and valiant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W Nightingale of Dowiishuw, Swanborough, near Lewes, Sussex and sometime ot Malaya MADAM MARY TAN BONO NEK). age 58. wile ol the late Mr.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    70 6 2* Ward, Sit (Minimum). WR. Si MHS. CHIA TECK I.EONG and Famil.v thank all relatives and friends for the wreaths and assistance rendered, •nd those who attended the funeral of his beloved nxHlier Mai 1.1 Wee Bong Neo. MR AND MRS. KG Nalr Thank All Relatives and Friends For
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      The Last Of The Bangs
      574 6 The British nuclear explosion neai Christinas island was an odd sort of punctuation mark in the offer to Russia to negotiate a suspension ol tests. But like Miss "X's" baby, it was a very little one, and nothing to get excited about. In principle there
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      Tel! It To The Marines
      409 6 Cor' ii nt on marine life in Singapore gets curiouser and curiouser. Has something happened that Singapore, right in the centre of it, has not noticed? Even the sober Economist (of London) remarks with an awsome air of revelation that the landing of American marines
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      Traffic Shock
      171 6 Last month the Singapore Traffic Police launched a psychological campaign to shock the people into reducing the number of deaths and accidents on Colonyroads. It is the Traffic Police who have had the shock. There were 20 deaths and 2,187 accidents in July an average of two deaths
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    DEMOCRACY IN KAMPONGS
    1706 6  -  Sir George Maxwell, K.8.E., C.M.C;. By .The federation's Local Councils are not doing enough to: encourage the rural communities to take their proper! j share in the improvement of their living conditions. The; j author of this article makes a plea for the establishment! of Mukim Councils.
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      Protective tariff for Malayan tea
      774 6  -  SINCE I arrived in Britain on a short visit two weeks ago, my attention has been drawn to a report (8. T. July 28i that the Federation Tea Traders' Association "strongly opposes the move to impose a protective tariff of 75 cents per pound on
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      L-driver obstruction
      64 6 AN ambulance rushing to the casualty department of the Singapore General Hospital was held up for over five minutes on a road inside the hospital grounds one night last week by a learner driver who lost her head on hearing the ambulance bell. Learner drivers ought to be
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    PROPERTY GRAB COUNCIL IS TOLD: STOP ir
    224 7 PROPERTY GRAB COUNCIL IS TOLD: STOP IT KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. A local council was warned here today to stop confiscating people's property when they failed to pay their taxes. The warning was Issued by the Mentri Besar of Trengganu. Dato Hajl Kamaruddtn bin Hajl Idrls. who told members of the
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    $3,427 M-joy for Kuantan
    43 7 KUANTAN. Bun. The| Pahang Government has j allocated $3,427 for merdeka anniversary celebrations In Kuantan. out of $10,000 for the whole state. The Sultan of Pahang will read the merdeka message &lt;md take the salute at a march past.
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    Labour office
    40 7 TANJONG MALIM. Sun. The Perak Labour Department has set up an office here to advise workers in the Tanjong Malim. Slim River and Ulu Bernam districts The ofTce will be open onlj for a day once a fortnight.
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    Fire halts a Sikh wedding ceremony
    234 7 Fire halts a Sikh wedding ceremony SOP GUESTS FIGHT BLAZE AS NEARBY HOUSE GOES UP IN SMOKE DURING CELEBRATIONS |^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Fire broke out at a house belonging to the foster mother of the bride during a Sikh wedding ceremony here today. The ceremony was halted temporarily and more
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    S.C.s wife accuses extra constable
    205 7 TEMERLOH, Sunday. IVIFE of a Special constable alleged in the Magis- trate's court here yesterday that an extra police •MiKt.iM.- pntwpri hpp house early on Jan. 16 to i outrage her modesty I Zaiton blnte Ngah. 20. said I that her husband was away at
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    New president
    19 7 Mr. S. Rajoo was elected president of the Union of Po-stal and Telecommunications Workers in Singapore yesterday.
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    BRIBES: ONN CALLS FOR AN INQUIRY
    150 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday rpHE president of Party Negara. Dato Sir Onn bin 1 Ja'afar, today railed on the Alliance Government to set up a special committee to investigate allegations that certain Alliance councillors were corrupt. Speaking at a special delegates' conference of the party
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    SOLDIERS (FOR A WEEK) FROM H.M.S. CHEVIOT
    152 7 EIGHT ratings from H.MS Cheviot have spent a week with soldkrs near Ipoh in a programme of exchange visits to prn- mote goodwill and better understanding between different branches of the Services. They joined a pair &gt;l of the Ist Bn the New
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    Party: Foreign troops must quit Malaya
    501 7 SOVEREIGNTY INFRINGED I MALACCA, Sunday. 'T»HE Labour Par.y of Malaya today called for the "immediate" withdrawal of all foreign troops ifrom the country. i The demand was made in a resolution approved by national conference of the party held here. The resolution said that
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    YOU CAN'T BANISH US, CLAIM THESE 6
    96 7 YOU CAN'T BANISH US, CLAIM THESE 6 CIX SINGAPORE poli- tical detainees are appealing against Government's decision to I banish them overseas. They claim they were born in the Federation and thus cannot be banished excepi to Malaya. Relatives of all six, it is understood, have sought lega l advice
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    District officer leaves
    35 7 KUANTAN, Sun. Inche Abu Hassan bin Abdullah. District O.iitfT Kuantan. has gone on transfer to Penang as Collector of Land Revenue. Inche Mohamed Sidek bin Abdul Latif succeeds him as District Officer.
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    500 attend wedding
    70 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. More than 500 guests attended the wedding of Mr M. M Chandapllla to Miss Mary Varghese af the St. -Anthony's Church here yesterday. The wedding was followed by a dinner at the Chinwoo auditorium. Mr. Chandapilla Is a research assistant in the Rubber Research
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    STUDY of 'HIDDEN WEALTH9 REPORT COMPLETED
    98 7 STUDY of 'HIDDEN WEALTH 9 REPORT COMPLETED KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation Government has concluded Its study of the 340-page report on an aero-magnetic survey which reveals the hidden wealth of various parts of Malaya. A Federal Government statement today said State Governments would be In formed of the conclusions
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    Perak hockey star marries in K.L.
    83 7 Perak hockey star marries in K.L. KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. A. I. Thillalnathan. wellknown sportsman from Perak. was married here today to Miss Thilliampalam Maheswary. Popularly known as "Thilli." he represented Perak at cricket and hockey. He played rugger for Perak Asians and soccer for Kinta Indians. "Thilli is a
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    Parents' Day
    31 7 SEREMBAN. Sun. The Minister of Health. Mr. V T Sambanthan yesterday attended the first Parents' Day celebrations of the Standard Type Primary Tamil) S?hool Saga Estate. Siliau. Negri Sembilan.
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    Workers call for protection from T.B.
    205 7 Workers call for protection from T.B. T»HE SINGAPORE City 1 Council Labour Unions Federation yesterday called on the Mayor, Mr. Ong Ene 1 Guan, to protect the j council's daily-rated workers who handle 1 rubbish against tuber- culosis. I In a statement, the federa- tion's secretary-general. Mr. |K. Sivasamy. said:
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    New school in place of old
    64 7 PORT DICKSON. Sun— A &gt; new Malay school will soon be built in Telok Kemang. Port Dickson. to replace the old one which was recently destroyed in a storm. 1 The new District Officer, I for Port Dickson, Inche Shamsudd.n bin Haji Moi named
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    Malaya-Siam border clash
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A combined Malayan-Siam-ese police patrol exchanged fire with two communist terrorists at the Siamese border with Kedah and Perlia on Friday night. The terrorists escaped. There were no known casualties
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    Local investors are marking time
    351 8 By Our Market Correspondent *pHE keynote of the Malayan Share Market last week was the quietly steady-tendency which continued unbroken on the smallest turnover for several weeks. Some Federation brokers, however, reported rather more business than of late with main interest centred in tins. I
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    Dividends
    434 8 At the beginning of the week Kuala Kampar ected is. 3d. to 245. 3d. business done, but by Friday had recovered to 25* and 255. 6d. The only tin counter to announce a dividend was Kundang which Is paying 3s. 9s. previously) and the middle price improved 3d. to
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    32 8 DIVEDENDS ANNOUNCED urrenl Date of Total Total for payment payment for previoui year year Kunaang Tin Dredging Ltd. 300% Sept. 17 300% 900% The Trrarrloh Rubber Estates Ltd. 10% Sept. 10% 10%
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    Lock icon SMALL PRICE FLUCTUATIONS
    628 8 ON the Singapore Rubber Market last week price fluctuations were again small with August first grade closing on Friday at the highest level for the period at 81 4 cents per lb Despite a most unpromising start, trading Improved considerably last week, reported Holiday, Cutler, Bath and
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    BUSINESS DONE
    252 8 rr following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was re. ported by one firm of brokers for the period Aug. 16 to 22. INDUSTRIALS: Alexandra Brick Prefs. $1.70. C.T.B Ords. 24- and Ms. 3d Federal Dispensary $1.09. Fraser Neave Ords. $2 63 'j, to $2.65.
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    624 8 rE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' A. riation after its last meetinr. on Friday. IMM -TRIM.KtITKKS «lUII&lt; m ffl I.*. I.M. jk j.». lr» II 'thivent BB Petrol 45' 47/B M I rusten tif «.jf Cod no Sm«lt Pr»l 10/
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      389 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as Zoologist In the Institute for Medical Research. Kuala Lumpur, In the salary scale $628 x 34 934/982 x 34 1.254 with COLA, at current rates. The minimum qualifications: an Honours Degree in Zoology. Biology or other approved biological subject, of a recognised
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      585 8 NOTICES NOTICE THE PERMATANO Pauh Pontoon Bridge Butterworth will be closed for repairs .from 12.00 midnight to 6.00 a.m on Tuesday. 26th and Thursday. 28th August. 1958. An alternative route to Butterworth and North 1* available via Kubang Semang and Sungel Dua J. W. BLOWS, State Engineer. Penang. PENANG PORT
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    Lock icon England still hold a winning chance
    203 10 England still hold a winning chance ONDON, Sun. —No play was possible because of rain and a saturated ground on the third day of the fifth cricket Test between Engla-i and New Zealand here yesterday. At one time there were hopes that a start. late In the afternoon, would be
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    Aussies win 800 m swim relay
    97 10 Aussies win 800 m swim relay OSAKA, Sun.— i he Australian swimming team last night ended their Japanese tour in pouring rain here by winning the 800 metres relay in 8: 23.7— 0n1y a tenth of a second outside their world record. The Australians nave thus set one world record
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    Waterpolo star suspended *
    56 10 Waterpolo star suspended VIENNA, Sun. Deszoe Oyarmatl, a member of the Hungarian waterpolo team at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, has been banned from all international competitions by the Hungarian Council for Physical Culture and Sports, the country's supreme state sport authority. Oyarmatl was also forbidden any sport activity till the
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    Lock icon Champions lose
    44 10 BROOKLINE, Sun. Wimbledon champions Althea Gibson (United States) and Maria Esther Bueno (Brazil) were beaten 2-6, 6-3. 6-4 in the final of the United States lawn tennis doubles championships here yesterday by the unseeded American pair, Darlene Hard and Jeanne Arth Reuter.
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    Lock icon BLONDE GRETA SWIMS CHANNEL IN 11 HOURS
    173 10 BLONDE GRETA SWIMS CHANNEL IN 11 HOURS OOVEK, Sun. Danish-born American swimmer Oreta Anderson beat the chill channel water with a powerful stroke-a-second crawl yesterday to set a new women's record and win the international cross channel swim race. Oreta, 30 who couldn't swim a stroke until she was 17
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    Lock icon Ann's title
    37 10 DARIEN. Sun. Ann Quast, 20-year-old student from Marysville. Washington, won the United States women's amateur golf title yesterday when she beat Barbara Romack of Sacramento, California, three and two In the 36-holes final here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Surrey & Hants top table and still going well
    247 10 Surrey Hants top table and still going well LONDON. Sun. Surrey and Hampshire, strug- 1 gling to break the deadlock at the top of the English county cricket championship, can both be well satisfled with their performances yesterday. Helped by a patient innings of 78 by David Fletcher, who batted
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN A THLETES HAVE A POOR DAY
    389 10 RUSSIAN A THLETES HAVE A POOR DAY STOCKHOLM, Sunday. BRILLIANT win by Zdzizlaw Kryzysz kowiak in the 5,000 metres at the European athletics championships yesterday gave him his second gold medal of the Games and helped Poland to take three of six gold medals. The young Polish Army officer, who
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    Lock icon REPLACEMENT for WARDLE NOT SELECTED YET
    83 10 REPLACEMENT for WARDLE NOT SELECTED YET LONDON, Sun. Mr. Ronald Aird. secretary of the M.C.1"., wid here today that no announcement will be made before tomorrow concerning a replacement for Johnny Wardle in the M.C.C. cricket team to tour Australia Uter this year. Last Tuesday when the M.C.C. 's fall
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    TABLE AND AVERAGES
    339 10 A TEST positions In the count;. cricket championship table: PWLDNDLDBPPts Surrey 24 12 4 7 1 0 S 28 182 Hants 29 12 5 8 0 2 4 26 182 Somerset 25 11 8 6 0 1 S 18 158 Northants 25 10 6 5 4 0
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    Lock icon Rugby Lge results
    83 10 ONDON, Sun Results in yesterday's Rugby League matches were: Batley 15 Liverpool County 12; Blackpool Borough 23 Whitehaven 20; Bradford Northern 8 Hull 21; Bramley 22 Devsbury 14; Don raster 4 Barrow 18. Halifax 25 Wigan i 2; Hull Kingston Rovers 16 Castleford 26; Leigh 21 Rochdale
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    Lock icon England XI win 3-0
    58 10 /\UEENSTOWN, Sun. *Z England's touring hockey M!«m beat a South African Country Districts XI 3-0 here yesterday, after leading 2-0 at halftlme. England scorers were O.M. Riddington (Cambridge) TB Austen (Old Kingstoniansi and I.D. Taylor (Oxford). The touring Scottish women's team trounced North Eastern Province 8-0
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    Lock icon Walkden sets swim record
    51 10 BLACKPOOL, Sun. Chris Walkden. of Beckenham, Kent, the Empire and Commonwealth Games bronze medallist at Cardiff, won the men's 220 yards breaststroke final In the British National swimming championships here yesterday. His time of 2mln 43 9sec Is a new British National and English Native record
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    S'gor champs
    17 10 PENANO. Bun. Selangor beat Perak 63-62 In the Federation Inter-state basketball final here last night.
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    SINGAPORE MALAYS KEEP SHIELD
    198 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Singapore Malays retained the Rulers Shield for cricket when they beat Selangor Malays by seven wlck3ts in the final at Ourney Road today. SKI. AN (.OR Ist INNS.— 74 SINGAPORE Ist INVS-iil SELANGOR 2nd Inns: Sidek b Hussein Shah 48; Sallm Aklb c
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    Tourists win 3-1
    31 12 MUAR, Sun Kowloon Motor Bus soccer team of Hone Kong bear Muar Invitation XI 3-1 In a friendly soccer match here today Kowloon led 2-0 at half time
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    Soccer fans angered by radio's interrupted broadcast
    279 12 Soccer fans angered by radio's interrupted broadcast rOTBALL tans in Singa pore who listened in to Radio Malaya for the Malaya Cup Fin.A broadcast on Saturday night angrili complain.d of the interruption of the commentary by the 9.30 p.m. news With three minutes to go to full time, the score
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    Cup replay on Sept. 13 or 27
    209 12  -  MERDEKA STADIUM the VENUE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun —The Malaya Cup Final replay between Singapore and Penang, who drew 3-3 lasl night, will again be at the Merdeka Stadium here under floodlights. Tentative dates are Sept. 13 or 27. An application by the F.A.
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    IT HAD EVERYTHING —AND A DISPUTED GOAL!
    516 12  - IT HAD EVERYTHING AND A DISPUTED GOAL! CUP FINAL REVIEW NORMAN SIEBEL by SATURDAY'S 32nd Malaya Cup football final between Singapore and Penang at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium had all the ingredients of a great mateh swift and sustained action, clean thrilling football, a record, wildly-enthusiastic crowd and the final
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    GOAL WHICH TURNED TIDE IN CUP FINAL
    68 12 THIS is the "rift" goal for Singapore which turned the tide in the Malaya Cup Final on Saturday night. Boey Cheong Liam. Penang's left half (who is hidden by goalkeeper Varatharaju), In attempting to clear deflected the ball into his own goal to
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    FAM names 18 for 'festival'
    121 12 FAM names 18 for 'festival' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The FA of Malaya today named 18 players for the fivenation merdeka soccer festival here from Aug 30 to Sept. 4. Other teams talcing part are: Hong Kong Indonesia. Vietnam and Singapore The 18 players named are Lourdes (S'gor). Yusof Bakar &lt;P
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    Brighton crash 9-0 in first Div. Two match
    392 12 Brighton crash 9-0 in first Div. Two match LONDON, Sun.— The English 1958-59 Football League got off to a bright start yesterday, for well over a million spectators saw some startling results and plenty of goals, particularly in Div. One and Two The most surprising result of all was the
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