The Straits Times, 7 July 1959

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SAM- EXCEEDS 80.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    444 1 20,000 CHEER KING MAZLAN NORDi, $250,000 to be spent for six days of joy Warm welcome on first visit By JJRUNEI, Mon.— A 21 -gun salute today announced thi arrival of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his Consort for their six-day goodwill visit to the tiny oil-rich gta t c
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    Dignity but little pomp as Royal party leaves
    396 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Hundreds of people turned out at the airport here this morning and v.ived as the Yang di P "rtuan Agong and the PermaLsuri Agonjt took off on their 1,000-mile journey to Brunei. It was a grand send off for
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    NOW SENIOR LOCAL MEN ALSO JOIN PAY CUT PROTEST
    227 1 NOW SENIOR LOCAL MEN ALSO JOIN PAY CUT PROTEST SINGAPORE, Monday. T«HE Local Senior Officers Association has joined x the Council of Joint Action representing Government and City Council employees in their fight over the cuts in their allowances. All monthly-paid Government and Council employees, from clerks to top professional
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    Lock icon Dogs up in a rocket
    42 1 LONDON. Mon. Moscow Radio announced today that Russia had launched a twoton .space rocket containing two dogs and a rabbit and had recovered the animals safely. The broadcast did not say how high the animals went. Reuter.
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    Assembly: Down to business on July 15
    87 1 Assembly: Down to business on July 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Legislative Assembly will hold its first business meeting on July 15 and may continue in debate for the next two or three days. The Assembly was opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Sir William Goode on July 1 with a
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    PI wants planes
    35 1 MANILA. Mon. The Philippines Armed Forces will request delivery by next year of a full complement of Interceptor aircraft of the "all-weather" type under the PhUippine United States mutual defence assistance programme.
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    Sultan names the Dato Bendahara
    173 1 JPOH, Mon.— The Sultan of Perak on the advice of the Dewan Negara. today appointed Inche C. M. Yusof bin Sheik Abdul Rahman, 51, to be premier chief of the state. With the title of Orang Kaya Bendahara Sri Maharajah. Inche Yusof will draw an
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    A boy called 'Stupid' passes Bar finals at 19
    398 1 A boy called 'Stupid' passes Bar finals at 1 9 By R. CHANDRAN SINGAPORE, Monday. J^ FORMER Singapore schoolboy, Nonce Sen, whose family and friends used to call "Stupid Sen Jr.," has just passed his Bar iinals in Britain at the incredible age of 19. Nonce, a former student of
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    6 die in crash
    29 1 NEW YORK. Mon.— A private plane on a holiday sightseeing trip crashed into the side of a mountain in Arizona, killing all six persons aboard.
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    Lock icon Djuanda hands back his mandate
    362 1 Djuanda hands back his mandate JAKARTA, Mon. —The Djuanda Cabinet resigned today, leaving President Soekamo with virtually unrestricted powers. Yesterday Dr. Soekarno, in a rapid series of moves, dissolved Indonesia's Parliament and Constituent Assembly, discontinued the provisional constitution and returned to the 1945 constitution under which he plans to set
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    51 1 HOMEMADE BOMBS ii)i )A1BO. Mon— r< tod. iv found honn-ii bum In near office of Com-munist-led Ceylon Harbour Workers Union, where two pruplr wrrr killed in explosion last night Half port s labour forcr including numbers of thir> union, returned U> v ork on urday tftec 1^-day ?rriKi
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    Govt. is vindictive over centres control, he says
    437 2 'THIS ACTION KILLS OUTRIGHT SLOW, STEADY PROGRESS...' SINGAPORE. Monday. THE President of the Queenstown Community Association, Dr. Chee Phui Hung, today alleged that the Government was "vindictive" against its political opponents in' taking over control of community centres. In a statement on
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    EXPERT: SEND A BUG TO EAT A BUG AND GET MORE RICE
    210 2 EXPERT: SEND A BUG TO EAT A BUG AND GET MORE RICE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation can have an extra 78,000 tons of rice a year if rice pests are brought under control, according to an expert. He is Mr. F. J. Simmonds. director of the Commonwealth Institute of
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    PPP MAN: LAW OF BREAKING HEARTS...
    231 2 PPP MAN: LAW OF BREAKING HEARTS... IPOH, Mon.— The Alx liance Governments stand on immigration was criticised last night as a "policy which brings heartbreak to the people of this coun- try.' The critic was the secret-:4iv-gene:al of the Peoples Progressive Party, Mr. D R. i Seenivasagam. He told a
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    ALLIANCE LEADERS IN PERAK DISSATISFIED WITH WAY POLL MEN ARE TO BE PICKED
    304 2 ALLIANCE LEADERS IN PERAK DISSATISFIED WITH WAY POLL MEN ARE TO BE PICKED IPOH. Monday. ALLIANCE leaders in Perak are "greatly dissatisfied" with the way parliamentary election candidates are to be chosen by the Alliance National Council. They said today that the Perak State Alliance had not been given a
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    BAN ON FISH STAKES WILL STAY-AZIZ
    132 2 ALOR STAR, Monday. T»HE FEDERATION Government will not lift its proposed ban on the fishing stakes system This was Indicated by the Minister of Agriculture, Inche Aziz bin Lshak. at a meeting here today with a 22-man delegation representing various Kedah fishing companies Inche
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    Voters thanked
    24 2 SEGAMAT. Mon.— Alliance candidates in the recent Johore sjtate election toured their respective constituencies in Segamat during the weekend to thank voters.
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    Indian warships in tomorrow
    38 2 PENANG. Mon. The public will be allowed to visit the Indian wan-hips I.N.S. Delhi Ranjit. Rajput and Rana. on Thursday. The four ships are expected to arrive here on Wednesday on an operational visit.
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    Cash to China
    27 2 SINGAPORE, Mon— Family remittances to China from Singapore during the last month totalled $935,743. Remittances from the Federation in the same month totalled $67,795
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    MRS. TAN IS MALAYA'S FIRST POSTMISTRESS
    87 2 MRS. TAN IS MALAYA'S FIRST POSTMISTRESS PENANG. Mon.— A Chinese woman has been appointed the first postmistress in the Federation. She 1« Mrs. Tan Miew Leng who last month took charge of the Pitt Street post office in Penang. Mrs. Tan has been in the postal service for 19 years.
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    'Greater unity among Indians9 call
    151 2 'Greater unity among Indians' call PENANG. Mon— The President of the Penang State Malayan Indian Congress Mr. N. T. 8, Arumugam Pillal. today called for greater unity among the Indian community In Malaya. "We are but a minority group in this country and too many mushroom organisations tend to dissipate
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    Lock icon 84c.-a-week boy may get SB4mil. fortune from father
    460 3 84c.-a-week boy may get SB4mil. fortune from father DUKE'S HEIR PLANS TO DODGE TAXES T ONDON, Mon. A seven-year-old boy who gets a weekly allowance of 84 cents may be given about $84 million by his father in an attempt to dodge taxes, it was reported yesterday. The Sunday Dispatch
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    Lock icon Flood death roll now at 50
    139 3 Flood death roll now at 50 KARACHI, Mon. The known death roll in f loods sweeping Karachi, West Pakistan Province and parts of Kashmir rose to nearly 50 today as rescue workers recovered more bodies from the swirling waters. Scores of people are reported missing and the army has evacuated
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    4 MAKARIOS REBUFF FOR GRIVAS: fI AM CHIEF IN CYPRUS'
    484 3 4 MAKARIOS REBUFF FOR GRIVAS: I AM CHIEF IN CYPRUS' 'Of course, I cannot tell him directly to be quiet.. 9 WASHINGTON, Mon.— The Washington Star today quoted Archbishop Makarios, proviI sional president of Cyprus, as saying of Gen. George Grivas, leader of the EOKA terrorists, who has returned to
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    Lock icon ARMS DEAL: BEN GURION CARRIES OUT THREAT
    264 3 TEL AVIV, Monday. MR. DAVID Ben-Gurion, Israel's 72-year-old Prime Minister, was carrying on as head of a caretaker Government today following his resignation last night over differences in his coalition regime over a proposed arms deal with West Germany. His resignation carried out
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    Lock icon A rush for dock jobs in Colombo
    103 3 A rush for dock jobs in Colombo COLOMBO. Mon. Police intervened to calm demonstrators who had been rejected after volunteering for the proposed Pioneer Corps. The Government is forming two forces, one under the Navy and one under the Army, for use in industrial disputes which threaten essential services. Thousands
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    Lock icon KASSEM HITS REDS' NEW-LOOK PARTY
    147 3 BAGDAD, Monday. MAJOR-GEN. ABDUL KARIM KASSEM. the Iraqi Prime Minister, last night condemned the reformed, Communist-dominated Iraqi United Nations Front as "a- tattered front." The front, which claimed to Include he United Kurdish Democrats and dissident members of the National Democratic Party had asked the
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    Lock icon ODD BALL OUT WAS THE ONE AMEN WANTED...
    115 3 ODD BALL OUT WAS THE ONE AMEN WANTED... LOS ANGELES. Mon.— A table tennis ball taken from an atomic energy exhibition at Del Mar. is dangerously radioactive, deputies warned today. The manager of the atomic energy exhibition. Raymond Flowers, said six or eight of the ping pong balls were reported
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    Lock icon 'Vulgar' tag for beauty contests
    107 3 'Vulgar' tag for beauty contests MANILA. Mon. A Manila Times colummibt. Ale. Jandro Roces. today described bathing beauty contents as "one of the most vulgar things'' the Americans have Introduced to the Philippines. "We cannot see anything aesthetic in watching a group of girls clad in swimsuits parading before Judges
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    Envoys, the fleshpots and a columnist
    218 3 Envoys, the fleshpots and a columnist TOKYO, Mon A Tokyo newspaper columnist today criticised diplomats and businessmen for acting as "pimps and procurers" for high-rank-ing visitors to Japan. John Robb, writing in the English language Yomluri. said foreign gov. ernment officials, intellectuals, parliamentarians and businessmen "are all too anxious to
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    The 'Lady Godiva' race girls rehearse for Saturday
    174 3 I ONDON, Mon. Several English debutantes are making final plans for the "Lady Godlva" Stakes" on Saturday. The girls will wear only slightly more than nothing for the midnight horse race at the South Berkshire Hunt Club meeting. Lady Oodiva wore only
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    Lock icon CLOTHES SLASHER SUSPECT
    51 3 TOKYO Mon Police have arrested Kunlo Tomita. a 27-year-old road worker, on suspicion of naving slashed the clothes of about 200 women. Police officials said Tomita used a razor blade to slash the skirts, overcoats or other i ments of women in crowded cinemas, trams and trains
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    Lock icon Truman is blamed for start of the cold war
    282 3 Truman is blamed for start of the cold war CAN FRANCISCO, Mon. Mr. Frol Kozlov the Soviet Deputy Premier, last night blamed Mr. Harry Truman for spoiling relations between Russia and the United States. During a quiet walk near his hotel, he said the former President started the "cold war."
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    Lock icon On way to talks
    27 3 HONG KONG, Mon.— Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, India's vice-president, arrived here today on his way to the EastWest philosophers' confer, ence at Honolulu. Reuter.
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    Lock icon HELICOPTER CALLED TO CHIMNEY TOP
    71 3 HELICOPTER CALLED TO CHIMNEY TOP MELBOURNE. Mon. Police at Bacchus Marsh. 32 miles from Melbourne, today urgently appealed for a hellcopter to hover above a 150--foot chimney to remove a collapsed steeplejack. The man was believed to have had a heart attack. A workmate was with the collapsed man. It
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      120 3 See exciting, colourful A gamaian orchestra In Djokjakarta, or Djogja m It It often called. This typically Javanese city hu been for centuries the traditional seat of the Sultans of Djokjakarta and is famed for Its magnificent Borobudur one of the world* grer.test Buddhist sanctuaries. For flights to and through
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      158 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE Medium Wave 476 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 a Date With Music: 7.30 Speak Malay; 7.35 A Dale With Music; 8.00 The News: 8.05 A Date With Music: 8.30—9.00 Youth Makes Music; P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Souvenirs
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      132 3 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 METRES MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES Kuala Lumpur 341 Metre* Penanc 366 Metre* •poll 330 Metres Malacca 297 Metre* A.M. 6.30 Good Morning, 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 Time Signai And The News; 7.05 A Dale With Music: 7.30 Learn Malay; 7.35 A Date With Music: 8.00
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    Interview for first 15 at r varsity
    326 4 Interview for first 15 at varsity START OF INTAKE FROM CHINESE SCHOOLS SINGAPORE, Monday. fHE SINGAPORE division of the University of Malaya today set into motion its new scheme to admit students from Chinese schools. Fifteen Chinese school students from the Federation, who had applied to Join the Faculty of
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    Collection of rural rates
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A district collection will be made by the Rural Board tomorrow at 41, Tanjong Kllng. All rates and dues payable to the board on houses, land and rubber estates may be paid at this centre between 9.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m.
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    Borstal boy in beach escape
    107 4 Borstal boy in beach escape SINGAPORE. Mon.—Nine-teen-year-old Borstal boy 81m Phai Seng, slipped off from a group of 10 youths at Changi Beach early yesterday for half, a day of freedom. An Inmate of the Reformative Training Centre (Borstal* at Changi Prison, Sim's escape was un-noticed till 11 a.m. when
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    Students' Week
    18 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Chinese V.M.C.A. will hold a Students' Week in the middle of next month.
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    More phones-so 4,000 numbers are altered
    224 4 More phones- so 4,000 numbers are altered SINGAPORE, Mon. Telephone subscribers here were advised today to collect their July 1959 directories and destroy the old copies. The advice came from the Singapore Telephone Board after nearly 4.000 telephone numbers had been changed to cope with the increase in the number
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    Accountant deserted by wife^—granted a decree nisi
    263 4 Accountant deserted by wife granted a decree nisi SINGAPORE, Monday. AN ACCOUNTANT, Tiam Seng Ong, who married in Australia while he was studying there, was granted a divorce on the ground of desertion by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today. The decree nisi is to be made absolute
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    Road ads: New rules
    83 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— A hew set of rules on mobile advertisements drawn up by the former Ministry of Communications and works under the Tun Lim Tew Hock Government has been tabled at the Legislative Assembly. Under the new rules, "no vehicle or animal shall be permitted to
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    Plans to re-open tyre factory
    157 4 Plans to re-open tyre factory KUALA LUMPUR, Mon A public limited company is to be formed U\ take over and re-open the rubber tyre factory in Klang belonging to Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory (M) Ltd.. which closed after a strike of Its 1.200 workers more than three years ago. Reliable
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    Lensmen dinner
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Photographic Society ol Singapore will hold a dinner at the Tai Tong Restaurant. Happy World Amusement Park, at 7.30 p.m. on July 11
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    WITHDRAWN: PO SERVICE TO IRAQ
    64 4 WITHDRAWN: PO SERVICE TO IRAQ KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Ministry of Works, Posts and Telecommunications announced today the withdrawal of the British postal order service to Iraq. Those already purchased will be cashable in Iraq up to Aug. 10. Those issued in Iraq before July 14 will be cashable in
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    TTC exhibition
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Teachers' Training College will hold a preview of its annual exhibition at the college premises in Paterson Road on July 14 at 4 p.m.
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    REVENUE UP: MORE ON . LIQUOR
    141 4 REVENUE UP: MORE ON LIQUOR OINGAPORE, Mon. Revenue collections for the first six months of this year reported by the Customs Department show that Singaporeans are drinking more. The increase in revenue collected on liquor, compared with the same figures for the first six months of lasi year, amounts to
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    Television star on visit
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. J. Sandown. with his wife Dorothy, and daughter. Barbara, arrived at Singapore Airport today on their way back to Australia after completing an American and European tour. As "Joe, the Gadget Man. Mr. Sandown, 47, is a popular television personality in Sydney. Australia.
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    PROGRESS IN JOHORE GOES ON SHOW
    111 4 PROGRESS IN JOHORE GOES ON SHOW JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— A pocket edition of the progress exhibition held recently in Kuala Lumpur was declared open here today by Mentri Besar Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. The exhibition is designed to explain Government policy and the progress and achievements, which have taken
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      110 4 ■W a> SHELL THEATRETTE: Rw film show, "DavlB Cup 19M" at 1.10 PJn. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show, at Bushey Park Home, Breexe Road, at 7.36 pjn. SRI LANKARAMATA (SOC St. Michael's Road) Lecture on 'Buddhism 1 for teachers of Government English schools at 9 am. and 3 pjn.
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      111 4 ginners 1C .15 ajn.; Blue Triangle Club's musical evening 5 pm CHINESE T.M.C.A.: Table tennis* ajn.; body building weight Ufttng, a pjn.; (riri-, basketball 4 pjn.; badminton 5 pjn.; wrestMng. boys' basketball, Chinese boxing 7JO pjn. BUsUT TIMAH YOUTH CLUB: Table tennis, body building, football library, 4 pjn JOO CHIAT
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    CODE OF EVIL:
    1311 5 'With a gun in your hand you can get anything' The amazing career of Juanita, cold and ruthless OUTSIDE an exclusive Chicago dress shop a car was parked one sleepy summer afternoon in 1927. A lall, raw-boned brunette in her late 30's alighted and entered the shop.
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    DEATH
    60 6 M> Wmrd, SU (Minimum). MR LIM CHIM FOOK of 4. Hartley Grove, Frankel Estate, passed away peacefully on 5-7-39. Greatly mourned by *iis beloved wife Llew Kee Chin. 4 sons. Sen Fail. Koon Fah. Lok Pah, Kwee Pah. 3 daughters. Kirn Lian. Nguln Lian, Sin Lian and relatives. Cortege
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    109 6 M W»r4» SU (Minimum). MR. ofc MRS. LIM YAM POH thank relatives and friends for their kind assistance and valuable present* on the occasion of 'heir Marriage on 3-7-59. THE FAMILY Of the late Mr. How Tee express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends, doctors and staff of the
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 6 2$ Word, $11 (Minimum). REV. JAMES ARUMUOAM SUPRAMAKIAM Methodist Church Malaya Departed 7th July 1937. Faithful unto Death. Ever Remembered by his Loving Children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    40 6 11 Wmr4» $19 (Minimum). AT TH« COCKPIT 1. Mondays to Fridays Business Man's -unch UM. SALE AT MULCHANDS in Both Salons. Dresses Gowns Prices Slashed. 810 REDUCTIONS in Cocktail Wear at Madelines 278, Orchard Road. Spore. Final clearance today.
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    Tuesday, July 7, 1959 One Step Back
    740 6 The Straits Times Tuesday, July 7, 1959 One Step Back Article ten of the 1945 constitution that President SoeI karno has reintroduced by I decree in Indonesia says: "The President shall be in [supreme command of the Army, the Navy and the Air I Force." However sceptical i one may
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    Houses And Rents
    519 6 The suggestion that dispossessed squatters should be offered alternative housing, revived recently in the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council, is unquestionably sound in principle. Unfortunately, the problem of rehousing is often complicated by the inability of the tenant to pay. A case in point is the complaint by
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    Guiding force behind guided democracy...
    908 6 Guiding force behind guided democracy... CHARLES SMITH ARMY HOLDS TRUMP CARDS IN THIS POLITICAL CARD GAME By fT^HE Indonesian army will be I the guiding force behind President Soekarno's guided democracy, observers in Jakarta believe. The Indonesian army SouthEast Asia's largest is holding the trump cards in the political card
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  • PAY CUTS: HAS GOVT. CONSIDERED THE CONSEQUENCES?
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      PAY CUTS: HAS GOVT. CONSIDERED THE CONSEQUENCES?
      236 6 PAY CUTS: HAS GOVT. CONSIDERED THE CONSEQUENCES? I WONDER if our Finance 1 Minister or the authorities who sanctioned the pay cuts of Government servants In an effort to balance the budget considered these points: IF Government servants get less pay, they will pay less income tax: THEY will have
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      IT'S MONEY THAT COUNTS
      103 6 NO GIRL whose father receives a big pay and stays in a big comfortable house wants to work in an eating house as a waitress. Nobody wants to operate a pin-table saloon if he is living a comfortable life. No one can listen to rock •n'
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      HEALTH PERIL
      31 6 MOST of the coffee shops in Singapore are filthy. The Health Department is sleeping on the Job. Public health may suffer unless something is done quickly. DANIEL KWOK. Singapore.
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    ALL MOTHERS WILL HAIL TIGHTENING OF DISCIPLINE
    153 6 ALL MOTHERS WILL HAIL TIGHTENING OF DISCIPLINE f AM glad the Minister of Education recognises the need to improve discipline in schools. All mothers who have sons in Government secondary schools will be (lad to have stricter measures taken to ensure discipline. Our sons are obliged to (o back for
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    Russian census reveals a staggering secret
    342 6 Russian census reveals a staggering secret WASHINGTON, Mon.Census figures recently published in Moscow indicate that the Soviet Union lost 15 to 20 million males during the second World War, rather than seven million as generally believed, the population reference bureau said today. The bureau, a private, nonprofit organisation, said in
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    Court told of love letters to wife
    1113 7 COUNSEL: ADULTERY ALLEGATIONS SHOULD BE DISMISSED, DANGEROUS TO ACCEPT THEM ENGINEER: ONE DOESN'T MEAN EVERYTHING ONE WRITES Judge hears of $20,000 paid for racing car SINGAPORE, Monday. A CONSULTANT engineer agreed in a district court today that after his wife, whom he had
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    Words failed -so he used gun threat to stop wife gambling
    255 7 Words failed so he used gun threat to stop wife gambling SINGAPORE, Mon. When a man found that words could not make his wife give up gambling, he resorted to threats and he did so with a double barrel shotgun yesterday afternoon. Today Tay Kum Sun, 46. a shopkeeper, told
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    STRIKE DOES'T HIT THESE TWO SHIPS
    99 7 SINGAPORE. Mon—Passengers for Malaya in the Italian liners Sydney and Roma will not be affected by the world-wide strike of Italian seamen. A spokesman for C. P. Sharp and Co.. agents for the ships, told the Straits Times today that they are tbe only
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    LURED GIRL OF 9, HE GETS SIX MONTHS
    157 7 PENANO, Monday. A 29-YEAR-OLD man who lured a nine-year-old girl to a bush was today Jailed for six months for using criminal force with intent to outrage her modesty. i Cheah Yew Lee pleaded guilty. He claimed that the girl went to
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    Europe tour for prison chief
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Commissioner of Prisons, Maj. P. L. James, and his wife leave tomorrow for a four-month tour of Europe. Mr. J. M. Crawford, the Deputy Commissioner, will take over.
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    'SLAPPED WHEN I TRIED TO STOP A DOMESTIC ROW'—GHtL
    230 7 'SLAPPED WHEN I TRIED TO STOP A DOMESTIC ROW'—GIRL (I NGAPORE, Mon. Miss l~ Doreen Perera, a Ministry oi Education clerk, told a magistrate's court today that a man slapped her when she Intervened in a quarrel between him and her sister. Bernard Williams, who described himself as a freelance
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    CARPENTER ACCUSED OF SLAYING
    72 7 CARPENTER ACCUSED OF SLAYING ALOR BTAR. Mon. A carpenter. Yoon See Kee, 21. was charged today in the magistrates' court here with the murder of another carpenter. Choo Wing Chal, 18. at Sebrang Perak on Saturday. He was alleged to have stabbed Choo to death while he was cycling with
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    Fanners' show
    20 7 BEOAMAT. Mon.— A farmers' show for Central Johore will be held In Kluang on July 11 and 12.
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    Doctors' overseas trip approved
    139 7 <CINGAPORE, Mon— Doctors who have been selected by the Public Services Commission for overseas specialist courses will go abroad as planned. In an economy move last week, the Ministry of Health announced that it was reviewing the cases of all doctors who had beeb granted scholarships.
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    Menzies flies in 10 hours ahead—spends day resting
    315 7 Menzies flies in 10 hours ahead— spends day resting EARLY MORNING RECEPTION FOR THE AUSTRALIAN PREMIER SINGAPORE, Monday. THE AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister, Mr. R. G. Menzies, flew into Singapore from Calcutta this morning 10 hours earlier than expected. Mr. Menzies, accompanied by his wife Dame Pat tie Menzies, arrived at
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    Rubber plans went with the wind
    187 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. CEVERAL planting schemes have been abandoned because of damage by the wind to high yieldins: rubber trees. This is stated In the latest Issue of the Planters Bulletin, the monthly magaUne of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya. The bulletin says
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    Ministry of Culture gets three new men
    100 7 Ministry of Culture gets three new men SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Culture, the only one without a Pernent Secretary, now has n Mr. r.R. Lewis, who held the game Job in the former Ministry of Communications and Works The Ministry, under Mr. S. Rajaratnum. has two other new members.
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    MAN KILLS GIRL, 11, ASSAULTS SISTER
    191 7 IPOH, Monday. POLICE In Bruas, in the Sltiawan district, today detained two men during Investigations in the fatal beating of an 11-year-oM girl and a sexual assault on her elder sister. Uew Yong Mol accompanied her sist«. Kirn Tal. 18. to tap rubber in
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    POSTMEN SEEK ♦ROYAL' TITLE
    256 7 POSTMEN SEEK 'ROYAL' TITLE Wan ted: New honour for department |POH, Mon.— The Ma- layan Postal and Telecom munications Uniformed Staff Union wants the Postal Department to be given the title "Royal" by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. A resolution passed at the union's delegates' meeting here today added that all
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      767 8 QNE OF the biggest and brightest social events for the younger set of Kuala Lumpur for this season was Saturday night's Ball at the University of Malaya in Pantai Valley. This was also the first social function organised by the Student's I nion of the
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      184 8 Preparing* fc to be a W Beautiful Lady K•1 i Sheila is delighted with her new playmate, and is very busy learnins; how to look after him. Sheila's mother has already taught her the value of tender care. She has looked after ffi her little daughter's delicate complexion from babyhood,
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      173 8 Hidden beach exercises Always exercise before swimming rather than after, for it is better for the circulation and promotes elimination through the pores. But not every girl likes to be seen bending and stooping and touching her toes. Still, there are ways in which you can exercise on the beach
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      102 8 Straits Times Crossword ACSOSB IS. Might faU In Lake District 1. Not a killer's club? (4. 9). (5). Enormous horse cloth frag- 18. Decisive In entering the river ment returned to Malayan (5). lord (10). 17. "Of true experience from 9. Ground, play, and aouare this great (Milton) (5) (4).
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      212 8 change (4). 26. Been ruined by an agent, but he does us «ood (10). 27. Walton's friend gets a bed In a United States town (7. 6 > DOWN 1. Illuminating uooks id. 10). 2. Odo turn in the enemy's luck (7). 3. Al fly up. in a sportive way
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    RUBBER PRICE UPSWING: GOOD LOWER SHEET DEMAND
    611 10 RUBBER PRICE UPSWING: GOOD LOWER SHEET DEMAND By Our Market Correspondent "pHE rubber price in Singapore yesterday took an upswing as a result of good buying interest by Britain and the Continent for No. 2 and 3 sheet. Whether part of the interest included covering for recent Russian orders was
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    27 10 SINGAPORE. JULY 6. RUBBER: 961 cents per lb. (up 2i cents). TIN: $402.62 1 per picul (up $1,121). Estimated offerings 155 tons (down 5 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    159 10 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares opened the week on a strong tone here today. Rises doubled the falls on an active market. Highlights were B.H.P. up is. 6d. to 595. 9d. Pye. Industries up 3s. C.I.G. gained Is. and Mcpheraons and G.J. Coles both gained Is. Base Metals remained
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    272 10 S'PORE SHIPPING Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Patroclus 12. Queensvale 4/5, Ordia 6A, Benrtnners 6/7, Malay 8/9 Pleasantville 10/11. Neder Elby 13/14. Vietnam 15/16, Leda Maersk 18. Van Spilbergen 19 Lipis N.Wall 2 Sedenak N.Wall 3. Selayang N.Wall 4. Bentong 21/22. Triglav 23/24, Tocansa
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    RUBBER PRICES
    155 10 July Brat grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 96' m cents per lb., up 2 1 cents on Friday's closing price. The closing tone was steady. CtaaJng prices In cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S Spot f.o.b. buyers 96' H sellers 96
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    RUBBER CROPS
    53 10 The following June rubber crops are notified Bate Untang 219,000 lb., and Partt Perak 61,808 lb. Sanrei Takang 61.000 lb. Kuala Reman 153.500 lb. Amal Malay 93,000 lb BasstU 48.500 lb.. BorrlU 111.000 lb., Bull it Kepong 26.000 lb., Connemara 66.500 lb.. Kuala Sidim 166.800 lb., and New
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    109 10 Singapore ChineM Prodnee Exchance noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quid: UK Continent July/ August shipments $36 buyers, 537 sellers Coconut oil; quiet bulk $58 sellers', drum $61 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business vras reported done. Muntofc white $130, Sarawak $129. special Sarawak black 177. garbled Lampong
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 10 Malayan Share Market: July 6 July 4 Industrials: 89.64 89.37 Tina: 106.51 106.51 Rabben: 153.24 13JVU Jan. 1 1958 18«
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    111 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Quiet conditions prevailed in all sections and the turnover was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 pjr..: Industrials: Fed. Disp $1.01 and $1.02; Flispatrlcks $1; Fraser and Neave ords $1.28 (O), $1.30; Henry Waugh $1.11: Hume pref.
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    ##«//«/• rubln>rs
    208 10 Dollar rubbers Dollar rubbers: Amal Malay $2.42 (OL), $2.47; Borelli $3.54; Connemara $1.72 (OL), $1.77; Jeram Kuan tan $2.07 cd; K. Sidlm $1.87 (O); Radella $1.78 (O); Ulu Benut 60 cents. Sterling rubbers: Buki; Rajah 495. and 495. 6d. xd (D); Chersonese 2s. lOd. xd (R>: Cheras 395. 6d.;' Jugra
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    151 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the follov.ii' changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100) New York: buying airmail T.T. 33, OD 33 1/8, 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bi's, 33 1/2 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 9/16, O.D. 31 11/16. 90
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    40 10 Sungei Bldor Tin's restricted output in June was 734 picuLs. During the quarter ended June 30 the following was produced for export: Pahang Comol 6.250 piruls tin concentrates: Sungei Kinta 638 pieuls, and Ip*h Tin Dredging 681 pieuls.
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      118 10 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. 33/35, TELOK AVER STREET. Telephone No. ***** Weekly Service to KUCHING, SARIKEI BINATANG or.d SIBU. M/V "GIANG LEE" IN PORT SAILS 11/7 M/V "GIANG ANN" DUE 12/7 SAILS It/7 Accepting Ponewgers and Corgo ttaMwak Agent.: BORNEO CO., LTD. Mm, t. Sail, Gtata, Marseilles. Athrtrp.
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      193 10 NOTICES BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation Of Malaya K Notice Is hereby given that an interim dividend, the thirty-first, of one shilling (Is. Od.) per share. less Income tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due. and payable to shareholders on the Register
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      930 10 NOTICES CONSOLIDATED TIN DREDGING CO.. LTD. (Incorporated In Melbourne). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE DIRECTORS of Consolidated Tin Dredging 1 Co.. Ltd.. advise shareholders not to sell their shares as an offer is expected for all the company's shares at an early date. An announcement will be made when the directors
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      188 10 NOTICE EFFECTIVE FROM TODAY Our New Office Telephone Number is ***** E. S. ISAAC CO.. LTD. 168 A. Cecil Street, Spore. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the marriage heretofore subsisting between Lee Seek Kee of No. 412-W. Marlene Avenue, Singapore, and Goh Oek Ngor of No. 2040 Jalan Teck
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      58 10 NOTICE TO LET. IST FLOOR 84 Brewster Road. Ipoh. Office premUes. 34 Kidd Road, Ipoh, rubber milling factory. 36 Kldd Road. Ipoh Godown premises. Apply Ban Hoe Hong Ltd, 84 Brewster Road, Ipoh. ANNOUNCEMENT WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO. Please note as from today our new telephone number will be *****.
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      640 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA SCHOLARSHIPS 1960 APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens or those eligible for cltisenshlp. for Federal Bursaries Scholarships Colombo Plan Awards tenable at the University of Malaya and Overseas for the Academic year beginning 1960. The awards will be for courses of study,
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      527 11 NOTICES QUALIFYING TEST 1959. Casabridge School Certificate Examination. 1960 FroVration of Mataym Certificate of Education Examination. 1960 A Qualifying Test foi Private Candidates wishing to enter for Cambridge School Certificate Examination. 1960 and. or the Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education Examination. 1960 will be held on Saturday. sth December.
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      800 11 (C ooUnued from rage 8) LOST It Word* SS (Ml*.) Box St ct*. txtra LOST over the week-end 7 months Black Cocker Spaniel at Sennett Estate. 3 Butterfly Avenue, Spore, Reward $100/-. Contact Phone *****. SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ct*. txtra WELL KNOW:' FIRM requires experienced
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      810 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 2* Wordt SS (Min.)— Box SO ct*. txtra FURN. SINGLE ROOM in Meyer Road near sea by working lady. Preferably person from the Federation/Java. Kindly Phone (Spore) *****. A MODERN FLAT No. 23, Carpmael Road. Two Bedrooms. One big Dining Hall, Modern Sanitation. Apply Mr. Chan. Tel: (Spore)
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      781 11 HOUSES ft LAND FOR SALE it Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ct,. txtra BINJAI PARK: Lots from 13.000 to 25.000 sq. ft. Price $0.70 per sq. ft. Apply Credit Fonder. Tel. Spore *****. CARNATION DRIVE: Adelphl Park, 3 bedroom bungalow In pleasant high position, 4,500 sqft. Mosaic floored bedrooms Teraszo
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      850 11 WANTED to Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtra FULL PARTICULARS small bouse and land Port Dickson area. BOX A 9398 B.T. K.L. WANTED Financiers interested in financing building schemes in or near Kuala Lumpur. Short term Investments landed security. Dividend or interest attractive. Apply P.O. Box 2082 Kuala Lumpur.
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      722 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE tO Word* til Min.)— Box to cU. txtrm 1958 BORGWARD STANDARD. Insured Comprehensively March 1960. Taxed February 1960. One Owner driven, mileage 12,000. Accident Free. Serviced every 1.000 miles. Contact Low. 150 Buklt Timah Road. Spore Tel: *****. DON'T MISS This Chance! Rover 75 1956, ***** Miles,
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      488 11 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) i 0 Word* SlO (Minimum). DuOm 1 month. Id Word* SIM (Mm.) PLAIN SWISS ZAMORA Cottoos 36" (4.50 a yd. Khemcos High Street DIPLOMAT NON-IRON lO*^ cotton Shirts available at only 56.90 atMel want's. SATTEX latest attraction dress materials obtainable 733. North Bridge Road. SWISS EMBROIDERY BLOUSB
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      FENCING FACTORY OPENS SOON
      164 12 FENCING FACTORY OPENS SOON HTHE Pacific EngineerA ing and Fencing Co., will soon open their new factory which has been built at a cost of $80,000 in Paya Lebar Road,. Singapore. The company is claimed to be one of the leading manufacturers of chain fencing, crimped wire mesh, window grills
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      N.Z. executive due today
      46 12 Mr. H. T Jones, assistant export manager of the New Zealand Dairy Products Marketing Commission, is arriving in Singapore tonight to explore the local market. Mr. Jones will be staving in Singapore for four days, meeting local foodstuffs importers and business leaders.
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      Kodak's new project for Singapore
      316 12 Kodak's new project for Singapore $1 MIL. PLAN TO EXPAND BUSINESS, SERVICE ITODAK (Malaya) Ltd., Singapore, are constructing a large, new office building at Alexandra Road in order to enable them to cope with their expanding business activities and to give better service facilities to local customers. Mr. G. A.
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      'U.K. must cater for textile tastes'
      190 12 'U.K. must cater for textile tastes rpHE British textile industry cannot afford to x ignore the special requirements of Malayan customers if it is to retain its trade in Singapore and the Federation. This opinion was expressed in Singapore by Mr. Robert A. Chflttle. export market manager of Tootal Broadhurst
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      China dry garlic is short
      138 12 OINGAPORE dry gar*3 lie importers are now turning to Egypt for supplies because of the tight supply position in Communist China. Dealers said yesterday that nearly 200 tons of dry garlic from Egypt had already arrived in Singapore, and more was expected within the next
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      Top executive leaves after 30 -years' serviceJ
      78 12 Top executive leaves after 30 years' service rE chairman of the Singapore Tobacco Co. Ltd.. Mr. J. C. Hosgood. leaves for Britain on Friday after nearly 30 years' service in Singapore. Mr. Hosgood will take up an executive post with the British-American Tobacco Co. Ltd.. London. He first came to
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      $2.5 mil. company to make spun concrete pipes
      226 12 A NEW company with an authorised capital of $2.5 million has been set up in Singapore to manufacture steel and reinforced spun concrete pipes. The company, Wing Industries Ltd., which is situated at Soon Wing Road, is capable of producing 40 of
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      PRODUCE TRADERS BUY FROM SIAM
      199 12 SINGAPORE produce dealers are now importing more and more soyabeans from Siam and Cambodia, despite higher prices. They said yesterday that previously they obtained most of the beans at lower prices from Communist China, but since the beginning of this year the Peking Government had
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    Supreme Test does a smart gallop
    348 13 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep HE IS WORTH A BET IN PRESENT FORM SINGAPORE, Monday SUPREME TEST, a foux-year-old English gelding trained by Rinus van Breukelen, has improved out ol sigh since his Ipoh debut last month. On the track this morning. Supreme
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    Weakness of Spore batsmen —by Mr. G
    236 13 Weakness of S'pore batsmen by Mr. G SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore's batsmen, who gave such a poor display against the visiting Emu Club cricket team from New South Wales. Australia. reacted too slowly to pace bowling, especially the faster deliveries of Ross Taylor. Phis was the opinion of the Emu Club
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    Ingo nearly became short-lived champ
    240 13 STOCKHOLM, Monday. IyORLD-HEAVYWEIGHT champion, Ingeinar Johansson, and his fiancee barely escaped a crash when they tried out a racing car at Falkenberg yesterday. Ingo came to be presented to the crowd at a big auto race. After he took his bow. the new champ and
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    Raffles step up challenge to champions ACS
    573 13 SINGAPORE, Monday. ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL, defending champions A in the Singapore inter-school athletic championships will have to produce better performances if they hope to retain their title for the sixth year in succession when the meet concludes at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow. They held
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    Spore soccer round-up
    96 13 S'pore soccer round-up SINGAPORE. Mon.— Goals by Awang Bakar and Wilfred Skinner helped Police to score a 3 l win over Blue Rovers In their SAFA league Div. 2A match at Oeylang today. Yusoff scored for Rovers. In a Div. 3A match. Seletar Young Indians beat Tamil Brotherhood Association 3
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    RN athletics tomorrow
    86 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Six teams will take part In the Royal Navy athletic championship at H.M.S. Terror on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The teams are: Royal Malayan Navy and the Singapore Division of the MRNVH HMS Terror. HMS Ceylon. Third Frigate Squadron comprising HM ships Cardigan Bay, St
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    European G.P. to Brooks
    81 13 RHEIMS, Mon. Britain's Tony Brooks, driving an Italian Ferrari, won the French and European motor-racing Grand Prix here yesterday. Phil Hill, of the United States, also in a Ferrari, was second, and Australian Jack Brabnam, driving a British Cooper, was third. Standings In the world driving
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    Alexandra in quarter-finals
    59 13 CINGAPORE. Mon.— Alexandra Grammar were the second school to enter the quarter-finals of the Singapore inter-school knockout cricket competition, beating Bartley Secondary by 55 runs at Bartley Road today. Pasir Panjang were the first school to qualify for the quarterfinals last week. After scoring 76 runs. Alexandra
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    Mrs. Abbett wins
    44 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mrs. Abbett returned a net score of 75 to win the Royal Singapore Oolf Club stroke competition In the diver division at the club course today. Bronze medal winner was Mrs. Benny and the nine-hole winner xa*. Mrs. Rlckwood.
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    July medal to Dixon
    100 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. —J. T. Dixon '69 net) won the Keppel Club July medal In the "A" Division golf competition at Buklt Chermln yesterday. Three players. W. Ward. O. Williamson and An« Soon Hoe returned the next best score with 71 net. The ball sweep winners were
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    All-Malayan Sikhs meet next month
    106 13 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Leading Sikh athletes will take part in the seventh annual All-Malaya Sikh athletic championships to be held at the Farrer Park on Aug 22 and 23. Men will compete In 16 track and field events while there are eight events for women There will
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    SHA training
    44 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Hockey Association coach. Burden Coutts. will resume his training sessions for state players! at the SRC padang at 5 p.m. tomorrow. All players who attended 1 his sessions earlier In the year t are asked to be present.
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    Police beaten
    22 13 SINGAPORE. Mon— M.R.N.V.R. beat Singapore Police 4—l in the nrst round of the Malayan Armed Forces knockout badminton competition yesterday.
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    Make training interesting, gain players' enthusiasm
    1000 13 Make training interesting, gain players' enthusiasm F£J t y ij Mi if im mW' \^T^J'ww\r Sd^H it Former Bolton and England international inside forward HAROLD HASSALL explains in this article the essentials of training and how to Fmy playing days, soccer training consisted mainly of running slowly round the field
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      56 13 SINGAPORE: Athletics— Inter Secondary English schools championships (finals). Jalan Besar (3 p.m. soc*«r Harold Husi nails clinics for schools; SAFA league Dlv. 3A, Railway Recreation Club v Oeylang Utd., Farrer Park: JollUds vs Customs. Balestier Road: Div. 3B. Arsenal va Telok Kurnu. Oeylang; Friendly. Dockyard v» RAF, Singapore. Na^-ai Base.
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    TV surgery for the students
    473 14 VARSITY APPLIES TO LONDON FOR FUNDS FOR EXPANSION PLANS MEDICAL FACULTY NEEDS MORE ACCOMMODATION, STAFF, EQUIPMENT A MOVE has been made towards televising surgical operations here so that more medical student* at the University of Malaya can watch and learn. Prof. Yeoh Ghim Seng. Professor
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    149 14 Patch there but Peter cannot meet her yet LONDON. Mon. —Peter Woods, 16, went to London Airport late last night to meet the black and white mongrel he has parted from in Malaya. His family returned home after the death of Peters father. Sgt. William Woods, and it was thought
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    Washington job for US consul
    65 14 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. Avery Peterson, United States Consul-General here is due to leave for Washington within the next few weeks to take up a new post in the Burea j of Far Eastern Affairs. Details of his new assignment have not yet been known, a
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    REPORTER JAILED IN JAKARTA
    75 14 JAKARTA, Mon.— Mr. Hendrlk Kalee, Indonesian correspondent cf the French News Agency, Agence France Presse, was sentenced to 105 days' imprisonment today for sending news which he Knew would disturb public order. Mr. Kalee, who had already been in Jail for 105 days, was immediately released.
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    Soon—seedless rambutans
    52 14 Soon seedless rambutans KLANG. Mon. People in Europe and America will soon be able to serve seedless rambutans from Malaya as dessert. The manager of the Amoy Canning Corporation's factory in Klang, Mr. Wong Tuck Choy. told the Straits Times today that his factory planned to can rambutans without seeds
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    Big arms deals
    63 14 JAKARTA. Mon. Colonel Achmad Jani. Deputy Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army, who returned yesterday from an extensive arms purchasing trip, told a Press conference today that all the arms were bought on credit for about five years. He said he signed arms deals with Britain,
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    PETITION FILED TO WIND UP BROKER FIRM
    121 14 SINGAPORE, Mon. —A for the winding up of MacPhail and Co. Ltd., Singapore brokers, has been filed in the High Court by MacLaine, Watspn and Co. Ltd., of Union Building. MacPhail and Co. owes the petitioning company $20,615 which is stated to be
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    DEATH
    20 14 MULLIGAN TONY beloved brother of Joan Smedley. killed in road accident. Funeral this morning at Military Cemetery Ulu Pandan.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    33 14 •MR. <Ss MRS. ABDULLAH H. SUJAK Of No. 21 Kirn Klat Avenue thank all friends and relatives for their best wishes, presents and kind assistance at their weudint; on sth July. 1959.
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    NOW MARY'S DREAM COMES TRUE: SHE GETS A FILM BREAK
    142 14 NOW MARY'S DREAM COMES TRUE: SHE GETS A FILM BREAK SINGAPORE, Mon—Attractive Prnang-born Mary I.im, 26. today stepped into the Him world without having a single screen test. Mary who speaks fluent Malay, has been selected to play the role of Lai Peng, a woman doctor, in a series of
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    Two injured in parang, acid attack
    148 14 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two people were seriously injured tonight when more than 10 gangsters, armed with parangs and acid bombs, bombarded a squatter area off Henderson Road here. Both the casualties were rushed to the General Hospital. The first victim. Lee Eng Thong. 26, of
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    Malayan is offered Registrar's post
    206 14 SINGAPORE, Monday. j^IR. HUGH LEWIS a Raffles College graduate, L" has been offered the key administrative post of Registrar at the University of Malaya here, the Straits Times reliably understands. He is now acting Registrar. i If he accepts the appointment as he is expected
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    Off to Japan
    37 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Chan Chieu Klat. principal of the Queenstown Secondary Technical School, will represent the Singapore Education Ministry at a seminar on vocational and technical education to be held in Japan next month.
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    242 14 LONDON. Mon. The encouraging economic outlook continued to stimulate selective buying in London stock markets today and industrial equities again advanced on a fairly broad front. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: Consols 2V4% £50 7/16 —1/16 Funding 4% £90% War 3>,%
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    RUBBER
    34 14 LONDON. Mon. Spot 28% August 28 :i sd.. September 28'*d.. Oct.-Dec. MHd.. Jan.-Maxch 28' id., April-June 28'» d.. JulySept., 28d.. July c.i.f. 28'» d.. Aug. c.l.f. 38<8d., Sept. c.Lf. 28l*d., Tone: Very steady.
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    TIN
    23 14 LONDON. Mon.—Buyers £790 4: sellers £7914; Forward Buyers £79T; sellers £792 >„; Settlement I £792; Turnover a.m. 70 tons. pjn. 1 20 tons.
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    236 14 RAAF PLANE WILL DROP SUPPLIES TO SEA FOX DARWIN. J^ ROYAL Australian Air Force plane left Darwin today to drop a marine pump and other emergency supplies to the yacht. Sea Fox, which broke down yesterday 110 miles north-east of Elcho Island. Darwin officials today received a voice message from
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    IN BRIEF
    161 14 TAIPEI: A gas explosion at a coal mine near here today killed seven workers and injured six others, police reported. LONDON: Peace talks aimed at restoring ink supplies in time to avert a shutdown of national newspapers on Wednesday broke down at the Labour Ministry this afternoon. CHICAGO:
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    CRICKET CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
    250 14 LONDON. Mon. Close of play scores in today's cricket matches were: AT SWANSEA: Glamorgan beat Middlesex by two runs. Glamorgan 99 and 157 (W. Wooller 55). Middlesex 99 and 155 <R Gale 41). AT THE OVAL: Surrey 312 and 170 for one (J. Edrich 87
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