The Straits Times, 29 August 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SAIE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times fade*** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 29. 1958 ft "CENTS
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    Lock icon CHIANG BOMBS THREAT
    242 1 SOUTH KOREA OFFERS TO AID FORMOSA Invasion bid on islands expected within week Red torpedo boats on move TAIPEH, Thurs. The Chinese Nationalists warned today they will bomb the mainland if necessary to halt the shelling of the Quemoy islands by the Communists. Gen. ("Tiger") Wang Shu-ming,
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    Police to raid gangster hideouts
    104 1 Police to raid gangster hideouts KUALA Ll/MPUB, Thurs Police will raid secret society and gangstrr lairs tomorrow and Saturday to clean up the town for the merdeka anniversary celebrations. Youths in gaudy shirts and drainpipe trousers will be asked\V:;~RE are you going? WHY are you dressed Yankee style? and WHHRE
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    Lock icon U.S. missile up
    21 1 CAPE CANAVERAL. Thurs A Jupiter intermediate range missile was successfully launched on a 1.500-mile flight here last night.—Reuter.
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    Blast in home kills youth, 21
    290 1 'BRICK* HE HIT WAS A SHELL 21-YEAR-OLD student wa« killed when a shell exploded in the backyard of his house in 8} mile West Coast Road, Singapore yesterday. The 25 pounder exploded When Selamat bin Mohamed Salleh hit it with a hammer while laying
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    Lock icon Doctors quitting East Germany
    55 1 BERLIN. Thurs. Official quarters In East Germany are r eported to be worried over the increasing i. umber of Intellectuals, most doctors, fleeing to the Vest. According to the West Berlin Anti-Communist Information Bureau, 621 East German doctors fled across the border in the first six
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    BELGIUM HONOURS TENGKU-HE CALLS FOR. CHAMPAGNE
    163 1 BELGIUM HONOURS TENGKU-HE CALLS FOR. CHAMPAGNE KUALA LUMPUR. Than. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, this afternoon called for champagne after he had received the Belgian award of the Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown. The award the highest order (except for heads of states) ever conferred by
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    Tattoo earns the loud applause of 25,000
    420 1 Tattoo earns the loud applause of 25,000 EXCITING DISPLAY OPENS M-ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A spectacular tattoo under the Merdeka Stadium floodlights drew loud applause from 25,000 people here tonight. It was a three-hour fast exciting, colourful display which officially opened the five-day merdeka anniversary celebrations. The Tmttoo biggest
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    MERGER: LIM TALKS ON THE NEED FOR HARMONY
    212 1 MERGER: LIM TALKS ON THE NEED FOR HARMONY WITHOUT the fullest agreement on the terms and timing, a Singapore Malaya merger would not produce the "desired harmony of interests and outlook," the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, said yesterday. Mr. Lim indicated that while Singapore sought to achieve a
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  • 2 a.m. news roundup
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      Lock icon JPOH BOY ON DANCER LIST
      74 1 PERTH, Thurs. Royal Perth Hospital reported this afternoon that one of three survivors in Monday's accident. In which three Malayans were killed, was stU| unconscious and on the danger list. He is Wong Yit Chee, 17, of Greenhill Drive, Ipoh. The oth.: two survivors, Chua
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      Lock icon INVASION OF QUEMOY IMMINENT: PEKINC
      109 1 LONDON. Thurs. The British Broadcasting Cor--1 or., n said la a news bulletin today that according to Peking Radio the landing of Chinese Communist troops on the Nationalist-held Island of Quemoy was "imminent." The bulletin said: "Peking Radio In a broadcast beamed to Formosa two
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      Lock icon MAKARIOS TO FICHT NEW PLAN
      91 1 ATHENS. Thurs. Archbishop Makarios said ti day Greek Cypnots would fight the implementation of the British plan for Cyprus at all costs. The Archbishop, leader ef the Cypriot union-with-Greece movement, added: "We have no more confidence in the British Government, whose policy has been proved
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    Malayan publicity in Britain 'a flop'
    267 2 UNIONIST: SCHOOLBOYS THINK SINGAPORE IS CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Government's campaign to publicise Malaya in Britain is a flop, a town councillor, unionist and teacher, Mr. Y. P. Cheah, who has just returned to Malaya, told the Strait* Times today. "Schoolchildren In
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    COURAGE AND CLOWNING THRILL THE CROWD
    89 2 MM^ BaßaaaßaaaaalMal^ MMaaaa^^^ BaaaMMM^^ Ma^ l o a^o ß^ B^^^ aM^ l^^^ a g a^ a^^^^^^^ THESE Straits Times pictures show scenes from the combined militarypolice tattoo at Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, last night as part of the merdeka anniversary celebrations. ABOVE: Perfect balance
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    Border patrol traps Reds, kills one
    180 2 ALOR STAR, Thursday. AFTER a three-day wait, a combined Siamese- Malayan police patrol shot dead a terrorist and wounded another on Tuesday night when they ambushed 12 bandits in the border area 12 miles from here. The patrol— from the No. 5 police field
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    Kedah protest
    46 2 I ALOR STAR, Thurs— The Kedah MCA today protested to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, against the action of a Kedah UMNO sub-committee In requesting the state government to amend the Kedah constitution, without first discussing its proposal with the State Alliance committee.
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    ENVOY TO JAPAN SEEKS A COOK
    63 2 ENVOY TO JAPAN SEEKS A COOK PENANG. JTiiirs— M»laya's Ambassadordesignate to Japan. Dr. Lee Tian e Keng, to look ing for a good cook specialising in Malayan curries to work for him in Tokyo. Dr. Lee's departure date for Tokyo has not yet been deeMed, bat will be in late
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    Vienna trip
    32 2 Professor T. F. Dix >n of the Biochemistry department in th« Faculty of Medicine. University of Malaya, left Singapore for Vienna y jsterday to attend the International Congress of BlocnemIstry.
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    Jets scare children, council told
    85 2 Jets scare children, council told BUTTERWORTH. Thurs.— A town councillor. Inche Osman bin Abdul Rahman, protested last night against noisy low-flying" by Royal Australian Air Force Jet planes based at Butterworth. "They are frightening children In the kampongs," he told a council meeting. The chairman. Tuan Hajl Ismail bin Che
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    SULTAN'S M-MESSAGE
    105 2 IPOH, Thurs In a merdeka anniversary message to the people of his state, the Sultan of Perak today exhorted all citizens "to work unselfishly for the peace and prosperity of our young and Independent nation Persekutuan Tanah Melayu." The Sultan said the duty of maintaining peace, order and
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    REPORT ON THE JOBLESS PROBLEM IN ASIA
    216 2 ITUALA -LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. Unemployment is the No. 1 economic problem facing Asian countries today, says a report of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (Asian region It recommends that fullscale Industrialisation be carried out to meet the gEpwlng threat. The report,
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    Talk on Buddha
    28 2 Mr. Anton Miles, an Australian Buddhist scholar vill give a talk on "Some Aspect* of Buddhism" at Jalan Senyum Shrine at 11.30 am on Sunday.
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    MALAY WOMEN URGED: WAKE UP AND CLAIM YOUR RIGHTS
    208 2 DENANG, Thurs.— Malay women must rouse from their "slumber of the ages" and boldly press for a better marriage deal. Tuan Haji G.M. Yusoff. a member of the Penang Muslim Advisory Board, urged last night. He was replying to a Chinese
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    M-concession
    37 2 IPOH. Thurs.— About 125,--000 people, living; under strict curfew regulations in a 1,200-square mile area in Central Perak. will be allowed to celebrate the merdeka anniversary by staying outdoors till 2 a.m. on Sunday and Monday.
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    Lock icon MORE U.S. SHIPS GUARD FORMOSA
    347 3 Aircraft-carrier, four destroyers leave Mediterranean Cor Pacific REDS KEEP UP QUEMOY BARRAGE AS IKE GIVES CHIANG PLEDGE LONDON, Thursday. THE UNITED STATES Navy last night announced the sending of the aircraft-car-rier Essex and four destroyers from the 6th. Fleet in the Mediterranean to the western
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    Lock icon Two Peking protests against Hong Kong
    221 3 Two Peking protests against Hong Kong HONG KONG, Thurs. —The Chinese Communist Foreign Ministry today sent Britain a "strong protest" over alleged infringement of her air space by a British military spotter plane from Hong Kong. The protest note alleged on Aug. 16 that a British Auster military aircraft flew
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    Lock icon ISLANDS POUNDED AGAIN
    64 3 TAIPEH, Thurs. Chinese Communist artillery I red more than 16.000 shells at the Nationalist-held Quern >y Island group off the cciist of Fuklen Province last nifcPt and early this morning, the Nationalist Defence Ministry announced. Th? Ministry. In another communique, said two Nationalist naval patrol boats yesterday
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    THE TAIL-END OF A HURRICANE
    104 3 THE WEST of Eneland was hit recently by the tailend i.f a hurricane. It churned the rivers of Dartmoor and Exmoor 'nto torrents of boulders which smashed up villages, swamped roads, wrecked cars and rut telephones. The hurricane, code-named "Cleo." reached its height far out
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    Lock icon 'We will invest more' pledge
    50 3 SYDNEY, Thurs. Australia could expect continued and Increasing American Investment capital, the chairman of the New York First National Bank. Mr Howard Sheperd. said here today Mr. Sheperd. who has Just completed a visit to New Zealand. Intends to spend a week in Australia Reuter
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    Lock icon Military tour
    34 3 TOKYO, Thurs The US Secretary of the Army. Mr WUber M. Brucker. left here by air for South Korea this morning following a threeday visit to U.S. Army installations in Japan Reuter
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    Lock icon HUNT for KILLER INTENSIFIED
    150 3 Dead woman's child guarded LONDON. Thursday. 'THE search for the killer of 31 -year-old Mrs. Joyce Green ai: Denham (Buckinghamshire) on Monday was intensified yesterday as her seven-year-old son, Stephen played under guard at a secret address. Stephen has already described a big man In a
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIANS SAY 'NO' TO MORE ASIANS
    63 3 MELBOURNE, Thurs.— The Victorian Liberal and Country Party state conference today rejected move for modification of Australia's present miration policy in regard to Asian peoples. One delegate said that if Australia allowed even a limited quota of Asians to enter there was the possibility
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    Lock icon Casey on sheep and wolves
    224 3 Casey on sheep and wolves I ONDON, Thurs.— The Australian Minister for External Affairs. Mr. Richard Casey, explained in a 8.8.C. television programme last night why his country did not recognise Communist China. He said: "We believe that China cannot be properly classed as a peace-loving state and that controls
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    Lock icon Red aid offer
    37 3 PNOM PENH. Thurs. Communist China has offered unconditional aid to Cambodia to assure economic Independence, Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Prime Minister of Cambodia, said on his return here from top level talks In Peking. -Reuter
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    Lock icon REDS WILL SEE BIG AIR SHOW
    200 3 LONDON Airline officials from Communist countries have been invited to see the Farnborough air show annual "showroom" for world aviation— which Opens next Monday.—Reuter LONDON: About 30* of the world's top rocket scientists from East and West gathered here for a conference opening to.
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    Lock icon Tea break trouble brewing
    38 3 LONDON: Trouble is brewing among Z.wto building trade workers at Oldham (Lancashire) because they have been told they will no longer be allowed to stop work for their tea breaks from Sept. 1. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    356 3 I ON DON Wed.— There was lur-*-t ther reduction In stock markets today and no decided trend was esUblisht Movements either way were usually small. Banking and hire purchase finance shares continued to attract a good deal of attention. The former lost some of Yesterday's gains while the
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    Boy of 13 faces murder charge
    94 4 Boy of 13 faces murder charge A LOR STAR, i'hurs.— A 13-year-old boy, Cha bin Iteng, and a padi planter. Majid bin Lebai Salleh. 20. were today accused of murdering a 14-year-old buy. H-issain bin Idris No ph'a /as recorded The murder was alleged tr have takf-n place at Bukit
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    TEACHERS' HAWAIIAN SHIRTS CRITICISED
    89 4 TEACHERS' HAWAIIAN SHIRTS CRITICISED IPOH. Thurs. The Minister for Education, Incite Mohamed Khir bin Johari. last night criticised teachers who Wear Hawaiian shirts to school. Inche Mohamed Khir was speaking at the annual delegates' conference of the alayan Graduate Teachers' Union here Stating that he had seen teachers going to
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    UNION'S PLEA TO MINISTER
    43 4 IPOH. Thurs. The Pera* branch of the National Union of Transport Workers has cabled the Minister for Labour to intervene In the strike at the Malayan Mining Company here The three-week-old strike is over the dismissal of tour workers.
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    Khir defends Govt. recruiting of LCE-qualified teachers
    505 4 'NEGLECTED* SCHOOLS BEING RAISED, HE TELLS MEETING IPOH, Thursday. THE MINISTER of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, last night defended the Government's policy of recruiting teachers wit!. v the Lower Certificate of Education for English primary schools. He was replying lo criticisms
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    PATROLS IN NEW DRIVE ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
    65 4 SINGAPORE Immigration authorities have stepped up their campaign against illegal entry into the Colony. A spokesman of the department said yesterday that every person found U> have entered the Colony illegally was prosecuted Most received stiff prison sentences Launches belonging to the department
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    HOR LUNG'S PISTOL
    74 4 rendering near Segamot on April 5. It was later recovered. Hot Lang's surrender led also to another 160 terrorists of all ranks in Johore giving up to the authorities. Straits Times picture. THIS IS the Browning automatic pistol, which was used by Her Lung, No. 2 man
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    Hospital action on crowded wards
    153 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. 'THE General Hospital here Is determined to stop parents from becoming a nuisance by overcrowding wards and hampering work. Many parents are reluctant to leave their children behind at the hospital. They try to stay with them after vlsitin" hours. The hospital
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    Judge on leave
    31 4 IPOH. Thurs. Mr. Justice Good, senior Judge of the Perak Supreme Court, left Ipoh this evening on his way to Ireland on one and a half months' leave.
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    18 months for cheating
    52 4 DUTTERWORTH. Thurs.Described r the prosecution as a "born swindler". Ibrahim bin Mydin, 24. pleaded guilty In the Butterworth ■MmtMM court today to three charges of cheating The court president. Mr Au Ah Wan. sentenced him to six months on each charge, the sentences to run consecut
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    Smuggling bid
    28 4 JOHOnE BAHRU. Thurs. For attempting to smuggle cycle parts valued at $250, Wong Mun Chong. of Kepong. was fined $600 In the Magistrate's Court here today
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    PRIVATE DOCTORS NO LONGER NEEDED IN HOSPITALS
    191 4 PRIVATE DOCTORS NO LONGER NEEDED IN HOSPITALS IfUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— The Selangor Medical Department has decided to dispense with the services of private doctors who have been helping out because of an acute shortage of doctors in hospitals during the last two years The reasons are: Lack ul finance and
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    piimiiiTHAT $20,000 JACKPOT IFour days
    76 4 piimiiiTHAT $20,000 JACKPOT IFour days |left to send lyour entry S |)ON'T be left out of the excitement. There's a $20,000 lackpot to be won. So buy your MM now and ss |oin in the fun. Share the thrill of the MM for August jackpot Contest "V", which closes on
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    MAN IS MISSING AT SEA
    83 4 MAN IS MISSING AT SEA KRANJI Radio yesterday picked up a message from the captain of the Straits Steamship vessel Bidor stating that a mai had gone overbjard Local agents of the Bldor said that the missing man was a member of the crew The Bidor Is on her way
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    Councillors to be hosts
    37 4 BUTTEH WORTH. Thurs. Butterworth town councillors will pay out of their own pockets for refreshments to guests attending the meredeka anniversary parade at Butterworth on Aug. 30. The cost is estimated at $30.
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      122 4 RADIO: General Programme Clow Down. P.M 1 15 Sweet And DtniA MAT.AYA Lively; 1.30 The New»; 1.46 Pun KAIfIV HAIiAIA And Frolic; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 NAT.C.NAL SBOBI WAV, «rUj« teJDj*^ 5^ At Th. si.ltvn I MaU Bag: 6.4S Light On; 653 41 metre* Regional AnnouncemenU; 6.54 srar.APORl Singapore Share
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    Why 3-men-to-one-job? probe
    352 5 UMNO COUNCILLOR SAW HEALTH INSPECTORS IDLING IN COFt^K SHOP THEY WERE TALKING OF BRIBES, GAMBLING THREE Singapore City Council health inspectors, who claimed they were investigating a complaint of mosquito nuisance by a European woman, are under the shadow of disciplinary action following a report against them
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    On parade: 35 pates as bald as Brynner's
    210 5 TWO thousand people cheered as 35 heads some of them with luxuriant Tony Cartis thatches ware ihaved for the Yul Brynner contest organised by Shaw Brothers and MOM in Singapore on Wednesday night The contest, held in the Capitol car park, was
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    Police ban merdeka dove envelopes
    151 5 KLANG, Thursday. TpHE police have stopped the sale of Malayan made merdeka anniversary envelopes bearing "peace" doves, an emblem adopted by International Communism. Shop-keepers have been told they shou.d not sell the envelopes jntll the Legal De partment has p.ver. a ruling Each en;e' v
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    50th birthday
    30 5 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. will hold a dinner party to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the company at the Cathay Restaurant tonight.
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    GENERAL AND MAJOR MEET AGAIN
    87 5 GENERAL AND MAJOR MEET AGAIN IPOH fhurs.— Maj-Oen. ■> A. R. Robertson, commander of the 17th Gurkha Division, serving to Malaya, had a reunion meeting with Gurkha Major Manu Ourung. a colleague of his pre-war days in Nepal Major Ourung was a lancecorporal when Gen. Robertson was a subaltern at
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    Merdeka service
    29 5 A special religious ceremony will be held at the Buddhist Temple, Temple Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday at 7 p.m. to commemorate the first anniversary of merdeka.
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      123 5 VrnmnH CATHAY: Cowboy 1. 3.30. 6.30. 9.30; ODEON: SeleDdang Dellm* 1.15, 3.30. 6.45. 9.15; PARAMOUNT: Maial Itta Manga! 3.30. 8.30; CAPITOL: Wonderland of Nature 1.15. 3.30, 6 30. U. 30: REX: Sergeant Hassan .Malay) 1.15. 3.30. 6.30. 9 30; LIDO: Delicate Delinquent 3 30, 7, 9.30; ROYAL: Annayln Anal (Tamil)
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    68 6 »u»W» ll* Minimum) MRS. 1 NUNES and Family Thank all Friends. Relatives. Doctois. Matrons and staffs of the Tun lock s.-iiK and General Hospital and Tiiose who attended the Funeral of her beloved son Ivan. MR. AND MRS. P. NADESAN wish to thank all relatives and mends for their
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    IN MEMORIAM
    34 6 I* Dtrii >/• (minimum) IN EVERLOVING MEMORY of Madam Cnew Poll Poey wbo was called to rest on 29-8-54. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving husband Ang Chin Heng and children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    223 6 111 Wot*, lit I Minimum) SALE— HARROWS LTD. Grand Reductions on Materials and Ke.uiv-M.ide Dresses BETTER BE SURE than sorry— Apologies will not, repeat will not eliminate unpleasant odours— AlrWick will DLLK-iGL'S BIOMALI with Vitamins gives new vigour to tired people. It certainly does you good* Get it from
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Aug. 29, 1958 Dollars For India
    562 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Aug. 29, 1958 Dollars For India The tact that India s financial problems tire partly of her own making will not stand in the way of the aid for which the Indian Government has asked, and which j is now under consideration At I the
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    Brinkmanship off Formosa
    342 6 Brinkmanship off Formosa Eight thousand sheila on Quemoy on the fifth day of the Communist bombardment found President Eisenhower talking of hypothetical situations He was asked how seriously he viewed the bombardment, and whether he saw any danger that American forces might become involved. The President replied that the situation
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    Out Of The Past
    252 6 While tin- opining hi a i\atiunal Art Gallery in Kuala Lumpur will increase the interest in contemporary art. little is being done lor the museums and the cultural heritage from the past. The Federation is supposed to have five museums, and .ill are themselves museum pieces.
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    IS THE RICH KINGDOM OF KUWAIT NEXT ON NASSER'S SECRET LIST?
    1206 6 IS THE RICH KINGDOM OF KUWAIT NEXT ON NASSER'S SECRET LIST? By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT 18 Kuwait the next on President Nasser's list? Those who tee the current upheavals In the Middle East as the successive steps In a premeditated plot certainly fear so. Even those who belle. a that
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  • Man-in-the-Street
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      Population increase could upset attempts to raise standard of living
      324 6 Population increase could upset attempts to raise standard of living A MONG the resolu- tions adopted at the Lambeth Conference (S.T Aug. 26) was one that gave approval to birth control as "a right and important factor In Christian family life." Since this is so. 1 wonder why the Singapore
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    • Letter
      WHAT WOULD THEY DO?
      67 6 THE president of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr D S. Ramanathan, has accused the Federal Government of being "unimaginative and unenterprising" and has attributed the growing unemployment In the Federation, to the inefficiency of the Government Would Mr. Ramanathan let the public know how he
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    • Letter
      CATER FOR POOR CHILDREN
      57 6 WILL the Minister for Education be good enough to open a Form VI class for the pupils in Lower Perak next year? Many holders of the Bchooi Certificate are anxious to continue their studies but as their parents are poor they cannot afford to send their
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      Kelantan first with school for aborigines
      175 6 i REFER to the report headed "How to make friends with the Jungle Folk' of a talk given by the acting Director of Broadcasting. Singapore, on the Temlar In Kelantan 'ST 4ug 22) For the benefit o* many readers who are interested In the
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      ADMIRABLE GESTURE
      77 6 I READ with admiration (S.T Aug. 23) the decision of Dr. Chua Sin ttar. c-hairman of the Whitley Council to give up his monthly retainer of $350 In support of the nation-wide cal! for economy Or Chua has set ao ex- ample for our Ministers to follow. It
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    Cabinet meet on Montreal talks
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A special Federal cabinet meeting was called today to plan for Malaya's participation In the coming Commonwealth trade and finance conference in Montreal. Canada. The Minister of Finance. Colonel Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee and the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Mr. Tan
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    Special prayers
    32 7 KUALA LUMr I. Thurs. The Belangor Muslim League will meet at the South Indian Mosque here on Sunday to offer special prayers on the occasion of the merdeka an niversary.
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    'No proof who is killer—so free both'
    355 7 No proof who is killer— so free both' DEFENCE SUBMISSION IN TAXI DRIVER MURDER CASE: VERDICT LIKELY TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. J^ DEFENCE lawyer today urged a jury to acquit ao uncle and nephew accused of murdering a taxi driver because the prosecution could not prove which of the two
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    Boy, 17, tried to extort $2 from his MOTHER
    340 7 i WISH I COULD HAVE YOU WHIPPED** MAGISTRATE A SINGAPORE magistrate, Mr. K. Ramason, yes- tcrday told a 17 -year-old boy who tried to extort $2 from his widowed mother: "You should be whipped." He told Lim Tian Seng: "You are
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    'Three cheated at cards' charge
    70 7 'Three cheated at cards charge SEREMBAN. Thurs. Three men were accused in the Sessions Court here today of cheating two people of a total of 52.600. Chiam Heng Lee. 31 Wik Chang. 31. and Heng Lee, 40. were alleged to have cheated Mohamed bin Hussein of $I,M« and Tan Sin
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    Un transfer
    23 7 MERSINO. Thurs The Merslng district Special Branch officer. Raja Mahmud bin Bazld. will be transferred to Johore Bahru on Bept. 1
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    Electoral roll objections
    64 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— People objecting against the inclusion of any person In the electoral roll will be liable to pay compensation to the person concerned If the objection is disallowed and If It Is found that the objection Is made without reasonable cause. The compensation, up to
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    Govt. told: Disperse the new villagers
    157 7 I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— An appeal to the Selangor State Government to draw up "a resettlement scheme In reverse" was made by Mr. Douglas K. K. Lee (Alliance Kuala Lumpur municipality south) In the Selangor State Council today. Speaking on the new villagers' demand for
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    Selangor has jobs for two anti-vice sleuths
    240 7 |{UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor Religious Department has decided to form an anti-vice unit. For a start, two investigators will be appointed— one in Kuala Lumpur and one at Klang— to fight prostitution among Muslims, a written reply t a question by Inche
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    SHOPMEN TACKLE CAR BLAZE
    152 7 KUALA LUiMPUR, Thursday. A NURSE parked her cai in Mountbatten Road here this morning and went shopping. As sh«> spoke to a salesgirl, she heard shouts of "fire, fire." She rushed out and saw flames leaping from her car. A rrowd swelled round the car, making
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    'Happy birthday' —by Canada
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has received a congratulatory message from the Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker. on the first merdeka anniversary.
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    A pledge to remove inequality
    107 7 A pledge to remove inequality TINJONG MALIM, Tburs. —The chairman or the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. D. S. Kamanathan. said last night his party would remove the "inequality of distribution of wealth" in Malaya by legislation if it came into power at the next election He was speaking at
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    He wins appeal against fine
    78 7 IPOH. Thurs- In the High Court here today a second hand dealer. Rethinam chetty of Malim Nawar. won his appeal against a lower court conviction for allegedly having bo. ;ht 84 katis of -op per wire Illegally. In setting aside Rethlnam's conviction and fine of
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    Chief of South Korea Army files In
    95 7 THE CHIEI- 1)1 STAFF of the South Korean Army. Gen. Paik Sun Yup. who flew into Singapore by CPA yesterday for a two- Jay visit before leaving for Britain on Saturday. At the airport he was met by MaJ. Gen. W.G.H. Pike. the
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    ROYAL COUSINS IN JOHORE ENGAGED
    198 7 ROYAL COUSINS IN JOHORE ENGAGED JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The coming marriage of two royal cousins, both grandchildren of the Sultan of Johore, was announced tonight during a glittering party at the Istana Pasir Plangie. The party, given by the ;iuitan's third son, Tengku Temenggong Ahmad, was attended by more than
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    New rules for girl guides
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR Inur.v A new constitution is being drafted by the Federation <>i Malaya Oirl Guides Assocla tlon In keeping with the country's independent status It will be submitted to the world Association of Oirl Ouldes arH O!rl Sront' 'or approval
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    Off to U.S.
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The president of Kota Bahru Town Council Data Haji Abdullah bin Mahmood. will leave for the United States on a two month study grant awarded by the US state Department.
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    COMMITTEE SYSTEM FOR SELANGOR
    88 7 COMMITTEE SYSTEM FOR SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR. ThursThe Selangor State Council today agreed to introduce a committee system of government In the state from next month. The committees a the.r chairmen are: LANDS AND MINES-Raja Ra.stam Shahrome bin Raja Said Tauphy (Alliance. Kuala Selangor). AGRICULTURE, drainage fishing and medical and health-
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    Too warns on MCA gossip
    48 7 KUANTAN Thurs The MCA secretary -general Mr Too Joon Ming told a rally at the padang here last night to ignore oeople who sh wed doubt about thn :mv's Intentions Mr. Too is touring the East Coast to revitalise and streamline MCA branches
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    Selangor judge on long leave
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs Mr. Justice Shepherd, an acting judge of the Selangor High Court, left for Britain today on long leave Mr. Ong Huck Thve an Ipoh lawyer who was recently appointed iudge. will take over from Mr. Justice Shepherd from Monday
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    DIDN'T REPORT ACCIDENT: FIRM FINED
    260 7 IPOH. Phurs.— The ma nagement of an oU mill In Ip which failed to report an accident In Its factory, was fined 50 by Mr. Justice Good in the High Court here today. It was the second appeal to the High Court by the Deputy
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    Seremban drive for more blood donors
    133 7 Seremban drive for more blood donors SEREMBAN. Thurs I I:. blood bank re is to launch a week's publicity and propaganda drive to get more donors. A public meeting will held at (he town hall m, Oct. 6 at 5 p.m where a Hi. ii show and a demonstration will
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    Selangor Sultan to visit Brunei
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR. ThursThe Sultan of Selangor will make an official visit to Brunei next month. The Sultan who will attend the openine of the $6,000,000 Brunei State Mosque, is expected to be away for two weeks.
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    FILM PRINCE SAW IS BANNED IN S'PORE
    232 7 FILM PRINCE SAW IS BANNED IN S'PORE A BRITISH film seen by Prince Philip at its London premiere has been banned in Singapore—but will be shown In the Federation. The film, "Violent Playground." tells the story of the cruelty of a young psychopathic arsonist to children he meets while he
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    Colonel off to Britain
    56 7 KUALA LUMPJK Iliurs Lieut. Colonel Abbas bin -Abdul Manan until recently commander of the 4th Bn. The Royal Malay Regiment, left for Britain today to attend the Joint services staff college course In Buckinghamshire After the course he will assume duty as military adviser to the
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    The drama of Dunkirk comes to the screen
    429 8  -  SUSAN BARBIE Friday spotlight on the wveeh's new films By \(> ONE will see "DUNKIRK" without being mo\ed. If we needed another film to point out the horror and futility of war, this is surely it. Although a fictional story has been
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    Malay film in Japanese invasion
    96 8 Malay film in Japanese invasion "TIERGEANT HASSAN" !j is an unusual Malay Aim in that it has a war theme and the central characters are soldiers. Two foster brothers (P. Ramlee and Jins Samsuddin) who have never got along very well, find themselves in the same platoon during the Japanese
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    LANA'S LOVER DIES —SHE MOVES IN WITH HIS WIDOW
    239 8 LANA'S LOVER DIES —SHE MOVES IN WITH HIS WIDOW AS LONG AS Hollywood turns out films, the eternal triangle theme will be used again and again. Some, cleverly written and well acted, are acceptable and successful. It is not so with "ANOTHER TIME ANOTHER PLACE" which co-stars Lana Turner. Barry
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    Desert journey for Burton and Jurgens
    175 8 Desert journey for Burton and Jurgens By ESME BAPTISTA /COLUMBIA'S "BITTER VICTORY" is a suspense-filled story about a World War II cloak-and-dagger operation in the North African desert At the very start, with scenes of British army life, it seemed we were about to sit through just another war film
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    M'LORD TURNS TO MURDER TO STAVE OFF THE TAX COLLECTOR
    210 8 By HUGH MABBETT WHEN the tax people and other creditors become too pressing, there is only one course open for man of honour. He must kill a rich relative. Bat this may orovr difficult Just bow durable an old man
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      261 8 Straits Times Crossword to m TT" 14 15 i| 16 IT 19 20 1 J2 23 2* li"" 26 ii 57" ACROSS 7 Not a calligraphic short cut The cost of money to order? (8). 13 Song of the fruiterer? (6. 4). 9 -Thus Belial with words cloth- IS As
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES Special Feature Debacle of Thomas Peel's Australian migration
    1373 9 STRAITS TIMES Special Feature Debacle of Thomas Peel's Australian migration E Peel, a cousin of the British Prime Minister, Sir E Robert Peel, was granted 250,000 acres of land in 1 the newly-founded Western Colony on condition that he induced 10,000 Britons to migrate there aiiitiiiiiimmmiimmmiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii within four years. He
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    LOCAL BANKRATE TO BE CUT BY QUARTER PER CENT
    523 10 LOCAL BANKRATE TO BE CUT BY QUARTER PER CENT By Our Market Correspondent MALAYA'S Bank Rate will be cut by a quarter per cent from next Monday, the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association hag announced, and the best agreed minimum rate will therefore be 5} per cent. The drop In' Malayan
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    310 10 a ""i ata J f S*are Brokers .VoMM-iallon reported: Industrials and rubbers were quietly steady and tins were inclined to ease The turnover was small." Singapore ,nd Federatien brokers reparted the following business dene yesterday: Praser Neave ords $2,681, (delayed) $2 67^ and $2.70: Gammon $1-49 (overnight) $1.46
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 10 Malayan MMM Market: Aug M \ui.7; industrial-. M.24 89.99 Tint: 78 78 TIM Jan. 1 I*sB— 1M
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    23 10 SINGAPORE, Auk. 28. RUBBER 815/8 cenU per Ib. (unchanged). TIN: *3«8 per pkul (down 621 cents). Inofficial estimated offering 124 tons.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 10 MELBOURNE, Thurs INVESTMENT shares showed an overall flrm tone on the Stock Exchange her* today. Mafn exoeptlon was the hire purchase group and ICIANZ down la. Mining shares recorded a variable tone with little change In market value. Commonwealth oonds held a flrm tone. Loans 3% c ,c
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    50 10 'THE federation i MlnlMer 1 af finance ha* fixed tha following price* for raieulatln r I u.tomi dutir, for tha weak from Aug 28. Rubber Sl'/, oenU a Ib Copra $518 a ton Coconut oil ,»40 a ton Palm oil $«31.M a tea Palaa kernels 1378.75 a ton
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 10 September flral trade rabbet barer* fob closed in Singapore yesterday at 81 H cent* per 1b unchanged on Wednesday's closing price. Clewing tone: Inactive. Closing slices In cents per ib yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.SS Spot fob buyer* Bi'i, sellers 81H; Int. 1 R.B 8. Sept. buyers
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    106 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Cepra quiet UK Continent August September $33%' buyers. $33 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk J49\ sellers, drum $53 sellers. Pepper; quiet: no business reported done; Muntok white >126. Sarawak 1125, special Sarawak black $75 (all unchanged) Singapore Cepra
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    91 10 The Malayan Ezchange Bank* Association made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to 8100)Canads: buying airmail T.T. II 13/16, OD 31 15/16 90 d/st 33 1/4 credit bills 33 3/8 trade bills Selling T.T. or O.D roaely: anada 31 1/3; trench Franc. *****;
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    118 10 Ship* lying aeongseae the Sinrapere Harbour Beard wharves or exaeeUel today are: KffinsU 1/3. Bunnyvl]le 4/5. Olorr 6A. MuilU Maru 6/7. Lone Star Mariner 8/1. President Taft 10/11. Asahl Maru 13/14. Musi Lloyd 15/16. Glenbank 18. Nlssel Maru 19/20. Btla N. Wall 4, Perils N. Wall B. Marudu
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      779 10 NOTICES THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. LTD. NOTICE Is hereby given that an Interim Dividend of 60 cents per fio Stock Unit less 30% Income tax will oe paid from the Stockholders' Fund to registered stockholders on the 22nd September 1958 in respect of the financial rear ending 31st
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    New Zealand dairy produce representatives due
    382 12 New Zealand dairy produce representatives due 10-DAY MARKET STUDY TOUR fWO representatives of the New Zealand Dairy Products Marketing Commission will arrive in Singapore on Sept. 12 for a 10-day market study tour, it was announced this week. They are Mr. H. T. Jones, assistant export manager of the Commission,
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    Portugal can supply more cork
    153 12 Portugal can supply more cork PORTUGAL, the world's largest cork producing country, will step up her exports of this product to Malaya by at least fifty per cent this year, said Mr Jofre Manhao, acting Portugese Consul, In Singapore yesterday. The 700 plants now operating throughout Portugal had expanded tnelr
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    More watches
    49 12 Imports ol Swiss watcher into Malaya during the first five months of this year showed an Increase of 3.2 per cent in value to $16 million over the corresponding period of last year. The number Imported totalled 676.509 or 48.618 more than the same period last year
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    BATA CHIEF LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA
    92 12 BATA CHIEF LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA Rfc managing director of Bata Shoe Co. Ltd.. Singapore, Mr. A. Jugas (above), is leaving for Australia todaj for a tournv .ith trip. He will visit several Australian leather manufacturers, with whom his company has had long established business. He said yesterday that he would
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    Dutch fair
    52 12 An International Autumn trade Fair will be held at Utrecht, In the Netherlands from Tuesday to September 1 1 this year. 2,500 firms with products from 24 countries will take part in the fair. The largest exhibits are from the Netherlands Western Germany. Britain, United States. Belgium, Italy
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    KPM in new ship deal
    89 12 IT P.M. has bought all the shares in the Oranje Line, a shipping company incorporated in the Netherlands with a headoffice in Rotterdam. This company maintains regular passenger and freight services between N.W. European ports and Canadian and U.S ports on the St. Lawrence river
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    $600,000 Colony flat plan
    140 12 A N old-established A rubber and produce company, Guan Seng Kee. has started another house development scheme in Singapore. The company's current project, a block of 24 modern flats costing $600,000, is now under construction in River Valley Road, and will be completed in early December.
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    Formosa trade
    48 12 Malaya's imports from Formosa In the first half this year totalled (16.6 million in value, a drop of f 10.9 million over the corresponding six months last year. Her exports to Formosa amounted to $4.4 million. $2.8 million lower than In the first half last year.
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    'German company can aid progress of our rice industry'
    218 12 \M ALAYA'S rice industry can be further developed ITI by the use of modern milling equipment, Mrl Henri Lehr, chief engineer of Koerber and Naumanifl of Hamburg, said In Singapore yesterday. I Mr. Lehr said that his company could supply the
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    Final arrangements forl Colony trade mission
    213 12 FINAL arrangements r for a trade delegation to visit Australia and New Zealand in October will be made at the monthly meeting of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce this weekend. The meeting will also elect a leader to head the party which will
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    161 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs I Twenty-two smartly dressed Viet- namese In full military uniform, were the centre of attraction at the airport when they arrived by C.P.A. this alternoon. They were Vietnam's soccer team for the five-nation Meredeka anniversary soccer festival to be held here from
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