The Straits Times, 5 August 1960

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 1 "X The Straits Times i o*l**** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    SOS from KATANGA
    688 1 CABLE, PHONE APPEALS TO BRITAIN, U.S. Minister warns: This could be another Hungary ELISABETHVILLE, Thursday] Help us to maintain our present status KATANGA Cabinet Ministers are in touch by telephone and cable with Britain, the United States and other "free countries" appealing for help in maintaining the
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    Ong 'a pawn of adventurers'
    229 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE MINISTER for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said in the Legislative Assembly today that Mr. Ong Ehg Guan, former Minister for National Development, was a pawn in a game played by adventurers far more skilled, more clever and more agile than he. He
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    MOTORIST HITS TIMES HOUSE WALL AND IS BADLY HURT
    88 1 SINGAPORE, Than. A motorist, Mr. C. G. Fairbairn, was seriously Injured when his car went off the road and crashed into a wall of the Times House building in River Valley Road tonight. Before going off the road, the car, travelling
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    Lock icon Ship aground
    30 1 PORTSMOUTH, Thurs. Britain's biggest and last battleship, the 44,500-ton Vanguard, ran aground at the entrance to the harbour here today on her last voyage the scrap yard. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Swimsuit ban
    26 1 MADRID, Thurs.— Spanish police today banned everyone over 14 years of age from wearing shorts or bathing costumes outside seaside or recreational areas. Reuter.
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    Sacking of clerk 'fully justified'
    306 1 I Singapore, Thursday. fTHE Director of Legal Aid, Mr. Tan Boon Teik. today described the dismissal of a clerk employed by J. M. Sassoon and Co., sharebrokers. as "fully justified." In his report to the Government. Mr Tan who conducted an inquiry Into the circumstances
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    EDUCATION REPORT: CHINESE ARE COOL
    1704 1 EDUCATION REPORT: CHINESE ARE COOL KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A STRONG PLEA that the Government should "go slow" with the recommendations of the Education Review Committee as far as Chinese schools were concerned was made today by top Chinese educationists. I The 7,000-strong United Chinese School Teachers' Association called an emergency
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    Man shot dead by police
    82 1 Man shot dead by police OLIM RIVER, Thurs.— A 62-year-old man was shot dead yesterday afternoon in a police ambush on Sungel Chinoh Estate near Trolak, South Perak. The OC.P.D. Slim River, i Inspector R.K. Pillai, said an ambush was mounted following reports of rubber thefts in the area The
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    Lock icon Typhus outbreak
    26 1 JAKARTA. Thurs.— An epidemic of typhus has broken out in Djambi. South Sumatra, according to Dr. Sujoto. Director of the General Hospital there.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cholera area sealed: 250 die
    130 1 Cholera area sealed: 250 die LAHORE, Thurs. The Pakistan Government has ordered the city and district of Sialkot, Northern Punjab, to be sealed off to check the further spread of cholera, which has so far killed 250 people. All movement to and from the area has been prohibited. Lt.-Gen. WA.
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    STOP PRESS
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    AHMAD GETS HIS 31st CROC
    169 2 a chicken bait— and a few 'magic' words I I BUTTERWORTH. Thursday FIFTY-YEAR-OLD Ahmad bin Jusoh today captured his 31st crocodile. The 14ft. reptUe was fished out alive, but dazed, from the Merbau Kedon* River, near Sungei Dua villaee. eight miles from here, by Inche
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    Call for a war memorial in Ipoh
    247 2 Call for a war memorial in Ipoh REMINDER OF PRICE MALAYA PAH... FOH. Thurs. Political leaders were all agreed today that the end of the Emergency should be marked by a fitting memorial in this town of 200.000. The Perak state war executive committee has applied to the Federal Government
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    Road fatality
    25 2 BUNGEI PATANI. Thurs— Hashim bin Awang, 18, was killed last night when he* was knocked down by a bus at Kupang. near Baling.
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    Sale of cakes for charities
    42 2 PENANG. Thurs. St. George's Church workers will hold a sale of homemade cakes and other delicacies at the vicarage in Pangkor Road at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Proceeds will go to the St. Nicholas home and other charities.
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    Overseas trips cost $10,000
    33 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tlio Government spent $10,276 or. overseas trips for minister?, parliamentary and political secretaries and assemblymen from June last year, it was stated In the Legislative Assembly today.
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    Pensioners have insurance scheme
    108 2 SINGAPORE. Thur». -j "THE Singapore Government Pensioners' Association is planning an insurance scheme to benefit bereaved families of pensioners. A death benefit fund proposed to which member* will pay 50 cents every time a member dies. An association spokesman said: "We hope to limit membership of
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    Student paper
    31 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Malayan and Singapore Students' Association of Queensland is to start the first overseas student newspaper at the University of Queensland. It will be circulated throughout Australia.
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    Brunei to build a $13m. hospital
    127 2 SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE Brunei Government plans a huge $13 million hospital in Brunei Town, which when ready will be "a showpiece of the Far East.' This was revealed in Singapore today by Dato Dr. Joseph Brand, personal physician to the Sultan of Brunei. He
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    FUND FOR MALAYANS STRANDED ABROAD
    221 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. rpHE MINISTER or External Affairs is seeking A $200,000 in its supplementary estimates, to be put before the House of Representatives next week, as a trust fund to assist Malayans in distress abroad, including hitch-hikers and students. The fund, to be called
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    Anti-Red rally
    62 2 CHANGLOON. Thurs. The 6.000 residents of this little frontier town, bordering Kedah and Thailand, were in holiday mood today when they staged an anti-Communist rally to mark the end of the Emergency. All the 80 shops here were closed to enable their workers to take aart in the
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    Lock icon U.S. to Russia: Get on with disarm talks
    211 3 NIKITA URGED TO STOP WRANGLING AND WORK FOR GENEVA ACCORD WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE State Department yesterday called on Russia to resume earnest disarmament talks rather than try to confuse world attention by waging a propaganda campaign. The State Department was commenting on
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    Lock icon 'A-craters' to show effects on towns
    141 3 'A-craters' to show effects on towns LONDON. Thurs. A milewide "crater" will be marked out at each of three typical British seaside towns on Saturday to demonstrate what would happen if a 10-megaton bomb fell in the area. The demonstrations organised by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, at Great Yarmouth,
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    Lock icon Squabble over
    20 3 JERUSALEM, Thurs. Argentina and Israel announced last night they had resolved their differences over the Eichmann affair.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon LET'S MAKE A SUPER JET TOGETHER, SAYS BOAC CHIEF
    160 3 LET'S MAKE A SUPER JET TOGETHER, SAYS BOAC CHIEF LONDON, Thursday. SIR MATHEW SLATTERY. new chairman of BOAC, said here yesterday that he favoured the joint construction and introduction of a supersonic airliner by the Western World. But he said that if a race developed to Introduce a supersonic airliner,
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    Strike ends
    30 3 MANILA, Thurs.— A strike by 83 employees of PanAmerican Airways ended today after President Carlos Garcia referred the dispute to the court of Industrial relations for compulsory arbitration.—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon 10 are drowned
    28 3 RAWALPINDI. Thurs. Ten people were drowned when a boat carrying 61 passengers capsized in the River Indus near Tarbela. about 18 miles from here. Reuter.
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    Runaway Sylvia marries: All forgiven
    214 3 Runaway Sylvia marries: All forgiven ONDON, Thurs. Sylvia Kwik, 18. runaway daughter of a wealthy Hong Kong businessman, married Pandelis Lazarou. 23--year-old Greek Cypriot. in Scotland last Friday, the High Court was told yesterday. Their elopement ended on a happy note with the judge discharging legal Injunctions against them and
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    Lock icon DOCUMENTARY PROOF...
    47 3 OXFORD. Thurs.— Thieves stole furs worth nearly £11,500 from a house near here last night while the owners sat. watching a television documentary on crime. Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Holding discovered the theft when they switched off the television and went upstairs to bed, Reuter.
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    Did RB-47 discover Red secret device tests?
    351 3 LONDON. Thurs. DUSSIA may have deliberately shot down the American RB-47 reconnaissance plane because she feared it had discovered underwater testing of a secret new device in the Barents Sea, according to reports here today. The RB-47 was shot down on July 1
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    Lock icon They're too young...
    47 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. Only five girls in the last nine years have evaded marriage long enough to be able to Baa in the South Celebes, it is reported. The author!•f?...** B*"- 8 1 appealing to parents not to let their children marry so young.— Renter.
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    Lock icon NATO CHIEF SOUNDS WARNING ON BERLIN
    223 3 NATO CHIEF SOUNDS WARNING ON BERLIN WASHINGTON, Thursday. HENERAI. Lauris Norstad, Nato Supreme Commander, said yesterday that any attack >n West Berlin would be countered with the full force of all the allies, not just by the forces now stationed in Europe. He said this after a meetIng with President
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    Cuban army major seeks U.S. asylum
    93 3 Cuban army major seeks U.S. asylum JUIAMI Thurs. A Cuban Army major who served on Premier Fidel Castro's first revolutionary tribunal sought political asylum in the United States yesterday. Major Raul Chibas arrived in Key West with his wife in a 17-ft. boat and was immediately taken into custody by
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    Byrne's new employment law for all classes of workers
    1850 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Government propose to introduce a new Employment Bill to deal with all classes of employees, including those hitherto excluded from the scope
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    KILLED HIS NIECE —NOT GUILTY
    163 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A MAN who stabbed his 25-year-old niece to death A ata house in Johore Road on the morning of Feb. 20 last was found not guilty at the Assizes Court today because of his unsoundness of mind at the time he committed the
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      236 4 TTHE following is today's x schedule of civil aircraft movements at Pay* Lebar Airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London, Zurich, Teheran. Karachi, Calcutta (BA 710) 11.46 a.m.; from London Zurich, Beirut, Bahrein, Karachi, Delhi, Rangoon. Kuala Lumpur (BA 793) S.SS p.m.; from Melbourne, Sydney. Darwin, Djakarta (BA 70S) 10.50
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      91 4 Lumpur. Bangkok (TO 402) 10.45 a.m. Malayan Airways: To Kuala Lumpur (ML 170) 7.31 a.m.; to Kuchlng, Brunei, Jesselton, Brunei (ML 476) 8 ajn.; to Jakarta (ML 303) 11 ajn.; to Kuala Lumpur ■Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Kuantan, Kuala Lumpur, (ML 123) 11 50 ajn.; to Ipoh. Penang (ML 106) 1151
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    Schools report 'meets true needs'
    246 5 I(L r ALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The new educational system proposed by the Education Review Committee will stand up to comparison with any system in the world. The Minister for Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, said this in a broadcast over Radio Malaya tonight.
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    $lm. FLEET OF NEW TRUCKS COMING
    129 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. r PHE Public Works Department has ordered a fleet of new trucks from Britain to be used in development plan projects A PWD spokesman said today that 70 tipper-trucks had been ordered at a cost of nearly SI million. The first
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    Serviceman fined $500
    50 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A serviceman. Myrdan Howells. was fined $500 in the Criminal District Court for attempting to steal a car. The offence took place at Cheong Chin Nam Road on June 12. Two other servicemen. C. Roseberry and Thomas W. Tweddle, jointly charged with Howells. were acquitted.
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    Doves stolen
    34 5 IPOH. Thurs. -A ra.]"ay sratlon porter, Inche Wan Ahmad bin Saad. 42. reported to the police that thieves stole four turtle doves from his house in Kuala Kangsar Road here last night.
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    MCA chief in branch presidency fight
    128 5 A LOR STAR. Thurs. The national president of the Malayan Chinese Association. Dato (Dr.) Cheah Toon Lock, was placed third on the list of 15 members elected to the working committee of the association's town branch at a meeting her* last night. He followed
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    $285 more for mother of seven
    74 5 $285 more for mother of seven SINGAPORE, Thurs. New donations, amounting to $285, from readers in Singapore and the Federation to Mrs. Sandanam Mary, a Singapore destitute widow and her seven chU dren. reached Times House today. The total is now $435. The new donations are from: Mrs. Wee of
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    HAWAIIAN TEACHERS ON A STUDY TOUR
    74 5 HAWAIIAN TEACHERS ON A STUDY TOUR SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty-nine Hawaiian teachers, led by 40-year-old Professor Barbara Smith, arrived In Singapore today by Cathay Pacific Airways in the course of a Far East study tour. They were met by representatives of the University of Malaya Students' Union. The study group. 24
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    Crime up all round in first 6 months
    161 6 Crime up all round in first 6 months ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. There has been a general increase in crime in the Federation during the first six months of this year, compared to the same period last year. Police statistics show that 10.428 crimes— murders, attempted murders, gang robberies, robberies, housebreaking
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    Barber cleared
    27 6 IPOH, Thurs.— A barber, Abdul Jalll Mohamed, 40. was acquitted In the High Court here today of a rape charge. His defence was not called.
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    Office moved
    26 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Malayan Pineapple Industry Board has moved from the Johore Government offices building to offices at the sth milestone, Jalan Scudal. Tampol.
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    294 TEACHERS, LECTURERS RESIGNED, says MINISTER
    407 6 SINGAPORE. Thursday TWE Singapore LegisA lative Assembly was told today that 294 teachers and lecturers resigned from Government service between June last year and May this year. Stating this, the Education Minister. Mr. Tone Nyuk Lin. gave a breakdown of the figure as follows:
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    Forego cinema trips to aid music, call
    204 6 PENANG, Thursday. vtalaya could easily raise half a million dollars ai for a conservatory of music if everybody would forego going to the cinema for Just one or two weeks, Mr. David Morris, "Crossfire" critic, suggested over Radio Malaya last night. Mr. Morris,
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    2 teachers injured
    51 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.— Two teachers were injured when a scooter skidded near Sungei Tukang two miles from here, yesterday. The injured were Inche Ismail bin Sutan and Inch* Sulaiman bin Hassan, both of Sungei Korok School. Alor Star. Inche Sulaiman had head Injuries. Inche Ismail hurt a
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    Kajang hospital gets new M.O.
    40 6 KAJANG, Thurs. Dr. A. Thillalnath. from the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital, has taken charge of the district hospital here. The former medical officer In charge. Dr. Hool See Choon, has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur.
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    Twins born as mother rides in ambulance
    99 6 Twins born as mother rides in ambulance 9UNGEI PATANI, Thurs. A woman gave birth to twins in an ambulance here last night. Mrs. James David was being taken from her home m Sungei Patanl to Alor Star Hospital when the babies, both boys, were born. The ambulance was near Bedong
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    Kidnap gang victim dies
    52 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Wong Siong Tin, 31, a towkay's son, died today, 10 days after a savage attack by a kidnap gang. The tbugs mauled him after his wealthy father, Mr. Wong Yoke Kee, fled from their carefully laid ambush at the Wilkinson Road junction of
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    UNION CHIEF DENIES SABOTAGE CHARGE
    159 6 PENANG, Thursday. 'THE president of the Federation Women Tea- chers' Union, Mrs. R. Bhupalan. assured women teachers today the union did not intend to "sabotage" any other organisation. 1 "We are only trying to build a solid group of women teachers so that we can
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    JAIL FOR A NOISY PRISONER
    88 6 JAIL FOR A NOISY PRISONER KUALA SELANGOR, Thurs. A prisoner who had been singing loudly in a police lock-up punched an Inspector when he was told to stop making so much noise, the Magistrate's Court here was told yesterday. He also bit a police corporal, who had gone to help
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    Cyclist killed
    29 6 IPOH, Thurs. A girl cyclist, Loo Ah Foong, 17, was killed when she was knocked down by a car at the 8i mile Ipoh-Gopeng road here today.
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    DEATH
    20 8 I* Wmrdt tit (Minimum) MIODLEMISS. MARIE, wife of Clyde Mlddlemiss passed away at Port-of-Spata; Trinidad on Wednesday *rd August.
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    The Straits Times Friday, August 5, 1960. The Year Of Decision
    708 8 The Straits Times Friday, August 5, 1960. The Year Of Decision Two statements in Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's remarkable speech in the Singapore Assembly stand out from the rest The PAP's second year of office, seid the Prime Minister, will be a decisive one for the Government. If construction and
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    Thai Rebuttal
    291 8 The Thai Government naturally is no less anxious It defend itself than are some political adventurers in this country to attack it in the matter of the Muslim Malays in southern Thailand. One neec not accept General Luang Chart's bland claim that all is well in the southern
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    More Voters
    203 8 The number of registered electors has neither increased by 200,000 nor fallen below the old figure as was variously predicted in the train of daily events. However, prophecy is no part of the Election Commission's work, and the modest increase of 27,000 is a thoroughly satisfactory result. The
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    The man across the street from No. 10
    1134 8  -  SIR WILLIAM HAYTER IS THIS THE MOST BACK-BREAKING JOB IN BRITAIN TODAY..? by THE Foreign Secretary has an impossible job. No-one in the British Government is so overburdened as he. The Prime Minister has greater responsibilities, but less paper-work. The other departmental
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      PAPER PLANT PLAN
      903 8 PAPER PLANT PLAN Why the Apex Bank has adopted a cautious attitude... I WISH to clarify cer- tain points raised in the letter of the Acting Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives published in the Straits Times of July 29. The statement of the Apex Bank setting out
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      WHY WERE THE FLYING CLUBS FORGOTTEN?
      110 8 'PHE parade to mark the ending or the Emergency was In every way excellent, most colourful, superbly organised and carried though without a hitch. But where was the reminder of some magnificent work done by the Hying clubs of Malaya in dropping millions of
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      Left out
      139 8 CORRESPONDENCE on cars with left-hand drive reminds me that when I came from Europe I brought with me a car with left-hand drive—which is standard in Western Europe and the U.S. I had to alter It to righthand drive at considerable expense before it could be registered. Up
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      Difficult
      117 8 THE Minister of Food and Agriculture of Bengal State has complained bitterly about the rude treatment meted out to him and the delay of 40 minutes to clear him from th: Singapore airport. Your reporters would have done well to ask him how lons it takes to clear passengers
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    SINGAPORE ASSEMBLY
    232 9 Second day of the big debate SINGAPORE, Thursday. MR. ONG ENG GUAN (Ind.-Hong Lim) resuming the debate on the speech of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, in the Singapore Legislative Assembly today, said that the Prime Minister's speech yesterday was intended to confuse the people. He claimed that after
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    ONG CONTINUES HIS ATTACK: LEE'S SPEECH INTENDED TO CONFUSE PEOPLE, HE SAYS
    5364 9 ...and he refers again to Blades, Thomson and Meadows He then said that Mr. Lee had been found out by people who were bi-lingual or tri-llngual, who had read the reports, and by people who spoke the different
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      New $20 mil. bank for Malaya
      300 10 New $20 mil. bank for Malaya BRANCHES THROUGHOUT SINGAPORE AND FEDERATION NEW bank, which will be one of the largest incorporated in Malaya, is being formed with an authorised capital of $20 million of which $7.5 million will be paidup immediately. Called the Malayan Banking Ltd., it will have its
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      HIGHEST PROFIT MADE BY BOAC
      230 10 HIGHEST PROFIT MADE BY BOAC IN the financial year x ended March 31, the British Overseas Airways Corporation made the highest operating profit in its his- tory, amounting to $36.5 million, according to the annual report just published. The report says that after payment of Interest totalling $34 million, a
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      Less timber exported
      84 10 SARAWAK exported 18,845 tons of round timber in May, according to a bulletin issued by the Government of Sarawak Information Service. Kuching. This compared with 20,309 tons in April. Hong Kong was the largest customer, taking 10,851 tons during the month followed by Japan 4.746 tons. Italy
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      Good market here for propellers
      221 10 A LEADING Japanese ship's propeller manufacIX turing company, the Nakashlma Propeller Co. Inc. is to expand business in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore, by appointing Chop Leong Seng local agents. The managing director of Nakashlma company, Mr. Yamat.su Nakashlma, who visited Singapore last week,
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      Firm forms produce export department
      164 10 A SINGAPORE produce trading company, TJiat Seng and Co. Ltd., has opened an export department as part of its business expansion scheme. Messrs. Wee Lye Him and M. N. Marlcan. who were previously attached to the Borneo Sumatra Trading Co. (M) Ltd., are now in
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      U.S. car output
      33 10 United States auto production dropped to 434,377 passenger cars in July. Still lower output is scheduled this month as more manufacturers close plants for model changeover*, according to trade quarters
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      MORE WORKERS EMPLOYED IN PERAK TIN MINES
      226 10 TPHE labour force em- ployed on tin mines in Perak, richest tin-bearing State in the Federation, is steadily increasing as a result of the relaxation of quota restrictions. Bigger quota In December last year, the 315 mines operating in the State employed a
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      KIWI TO BUILD FACTORY IN KUALA LUMPUR
      203 10 KIWI TO BUILD FACTORY IN KUALA LUMPUR qtHE Kiwi Polish Co. (Malaya) Ltd. is planning a factory in Kuala Lumpur, said Mr. T.M. Ramsay, managing director of The Kiwi Polish Co. Pty. Ltd. of Melbourne, the parent concern of the world-wide organisation. Mr. Ramsay, who spent four days in Singapore
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      Swiss rubber purchases rise in June
      77 10 Swiss rubber purchases rise in June CWISS rubber imports In June totalled 1,547 ton* compared with 1,325 tons in May. according to the Swiss Customs Directorate. Main sources of raw rubber in June were Malaya with 565 tons, Ceylon 54 tons, Indonesia 16 tons, Cambodia 15 tons and Great Britain
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    141 12 MELBOURNE, tfhurs. INVESTMENT shares traded along steady lines here today. On the announcement of new 1 offers received by Matthews Thompson from G. J. Colt?* and Woolworths, Matthews Thompson gained is. while G. J. Coles eased Is. sd. and Woolworths eased lid Awa gained Is. to 30s. Base
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    86 12 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' 1 Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 33 1 16. O.D. 32 3 16. 90 d/st 32H credit bills. 32 11 16 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31V
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    RUBBER CROP
    9 12 Rivet-view Rubber produced 175,000 lb. in July.
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    ALL MARKETS REMAIN £!RY DULL ON ALL TRADING
    670 12 ALL MARKETS REMAIN £!RY DULL ON ALL TRADING By Our Market Correspondent CMALL support at the lower levels was in evidence on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, but apart from that the dull conditions continued. The market has entered one of its most stagnant periods for many months and is
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    21 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: An*. 4 Auaj. 3 Industrials: 132.51 132.5S Tins- mi.vw zees* Rubber*: 2M.14 253.C9 Jan. 1 19S8=100
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    RUBBER PRICES
    235 12 A L'UI'ST nrsl grade rubber A buyers f.o.b. closed in Sin- j gapore yesterday at 105 S cents I per lb., down ifc cents on Wed- I uesday's close. The closing tone was quiet and slightly easier. S.C.CJt.A. CLOSINO PRICES in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 12 SINGAPORE, August 4. RUBBER: 185*s eeflU per lb. (down I 1 cents). 5 p.m. close: 105»> cents (slifhtly easier). TIN: 5410.25 per plcul (unchanfed). Estimated unofficial offering 300 tons (down 1* tons).
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    613 12 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yeeterdiv. (Bargains are given before price* unless only one was written). Industrials: Fraser and Neare ords $3.03 and $3.04 ON. T; Gammon $2,174 and *2.18; G'town Disp. 52.10; Hume pref. A4s.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    166 12 SINGAPORE hinew Produce 0 Exchange noon prices per pleul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/ Continent Aug.,. Sept. shipments 53 2 buyers, 133 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk 147 sellers, drum $51 sellers. Pepper: steady; about 30 tons were reported done, Muntok white $315. Sarawak $310. special Sarawak black
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    233 12 SHIPS lying aloagatfe the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morn- iag are: Bennevis 1/2. Perseus 45, Sho y o Ma r v 6A, Olenorchy 8 '9. Hoegh Silverspray 10/11. Orestes 13/14, Emilia Plater 18, Mandowi 19. Scudal N. Wall 3, Oiang Lee N. Wall 5, Marudu
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      559 12 NOTICES NASSIM ft CO., (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will sell by Public Auction In their Sale-Rooms Not. 4 4-1. Collyer Qaay, Singapore, on Saturday. 6th August, lMii. at 10 m. Teak dining table, chairs and sideboards: wardrobes; writing desks and typing tables; bookcases: steel 4-drawer filing cabinet; "Hoover' 1 washing machine; "Frigidalre"
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      706 12 NOTICES NOTICE !1. Notice \s hereby given that I with effect from Ist August 1960, U.e Registered Office of Hong J»tt I (Sungel Best) Ltd.. is MtuatsV at Messrs. Associated Mines (Malaya) Ltd., 4th Floor. Mansion House, High Street. Ku .la l impur 3. Notice is hereby given that with
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      740 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS' APPLICATIONS are invited for tbe post or a School Cleric (Male) In the Temenggong Ibrahim Secondary Girls' School 8.-.f' Pahat, johore. Applicants must have attained their 17th but no'their 23rd birthday, and must have passed the Cambridge School Certificate Examination. Salary Scale: 137.50x7 50-152 50/ 199x14 227/260x14 316.
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      777 13 I TENDERS Tenders »U1 be received at the office of the Principal, Malayan Teachers College, Penang, up to noon of 19th August. 1960 for the current year* supply of: (a) College furniture from p W.D. registered furnltura contractors. (bj Sports goods from Sports goods dealers. Forms of tenders and specifications
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      977 13 (Continued from Pace SI SITUATIONS VACANT I* Worsts Si Wtft.J Box it ct*. txtrm BOX AMIS S.T. Positions are filled. Applicants thanked. BOX AS4M S.T. Post of Clerk /Typist now filled. All tbe hundreds of applicants are thanked. WANTED Experienced Indian Cook Boy or Cook Amah for English family must
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    Lock icon DIVISION FOUR CLUBS UNLUCKY IN DRAW
    431 14 DIVISION FOUR CLUBS UNLUCKY IN DRAW LONDON, Thurs. 'pnE fourth Division came oil worst when the first round draw of the new English Football League knockout Cup was made at Manchester yesterday. Seventeen Fourth Division clubs participate immediately, with 11 First Division sides, ten of the Second, and eight of
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    148 14 League warns Oldham players MANCHESTER. Thurs.— An 1 English Football League commission yesterday decided to "severely reprimand" two Fourth Division Oldham players and "to warn them as to their future conduct." The commission was investigating allegations of conversations between players with a view to bets being made on the outcome
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    Five horses earn promotion
    343 14 ■W^mßmmnt- w SPORT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. piVE horses who did well at the recent Penang r Turf Club's July meeting have been promoted. They are: From Class 3 to Class 2 Straat Peter, Umbrlan and Supersonic. From Class 5 to Class 4 Mallee and True Love.
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    73 14 BANGKOK. Thurs. The world flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch of Thailand is expected to fight Pascual Perez of Argentina in a return bout on Sept. 23 in Los Angeles. This was revealed today by Pone's manager, Mr. Thongtos Intreto He had proposed the date to George Parnassus, promoter of
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    422 14 S'pore amateur meet runners (SINGAPORE, Thurs. i a card for Saturday's amateur race meeting at Bukit Timah: KAI'K 1—2.15: (Class at— Zh 1 Kolek. 2 Polo. 3 Zarifl, 4 Big Heart. 5 Bubbles, 6 Kilmery. 1 Moondyne, 8 Smoky. 9 Willora, 10 Bailey, 11 Bay Star. 12 Champagne, 13 John
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    84 14 CYRACUSE. Thurs.—Multicoloured fireworks wtil greet the arrival of the Olympic Torch here from Greece on the evening of Aug. 18. It will be carried to Italy across the lonian Sea by the Italian navy training ves&el. Amerigo Vespucci. The torch will be taken to the mythological Arethusa
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    1189 14 FMAAU NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: ULL DRAW AND PROGRAMME mHE draw of the Federation of X Malaya Amateur Athletic Union's first national championships to be held at the Padang Ncgri, seremban, on Aug. 12 and 13 (starting at 2 p.ni. on the first day and 9.45 a.m. on the second) Is: AUG.
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    66 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurg. The Thailand's soccer team of 17 players and four officials arrived here today by air confident of success. Their coach. Cot. Tanld Vallteuta. said: "I think, we have an even chance of wfcUng In our group. "We beat Malaya In the S.E.A.P Games and
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    603 15  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By F.A.M. CAN TAKE CREDIT FOR FINE ACHIEVEMENT EVER since the last ball was kicked in the Merdeka second anniversary international tournament last year, Malaya's growing army of soccer fans have looked forward to this fourth festival of Asian soccer arts which
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    687 15 T*HE full programme and teams for the Merdeka Anniversary Football Festival is: TONICHT 7.45 Malaya v japan. REFEREE: Lee Pak Jong 9.15 Pakistan v Thailand. REFEREE: Hong Dark Young The teams (jersey numbers in brackets^ MALAYA: Lourdes (D. Yee Seng Choy (2>. Ng
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    140 15 Japanese look determined and fit KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.The Japanese football team, for the Merdeka tournament flew in here today looking fit and determined. However the Japanese hay« not brought their best team. Another Japanese representative team left Tokyo on July 16 for a two-month tour of Eurono and Russia. The
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    140 15 AFC TO DISCUSS RULES CHANGES KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. v —The Asian Football Confederation executive committee will discuss proposals to amend rules of the Asian Cup and Abdul Rahman Cup competitions at Sunday's meeting to be held at the Residency at 10 a.m. Mr. Lee Wai Tong of Hong Kong, the
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    307 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE visiting Ceylon Combined Schools athletic; 1 team beat Selangor Schools by 75 points to 6' at Mi rdeka stadium today. But the biggest cheers were for Malaya's Olympic representatives Kamaruddin Maidln and Shaharuddln Mohd All, who beat the Selangor long Jump
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    51 15 MANILA. Thurs. The Philippines beat Australia 100-73* In a pre-Olympic basketball match here tonight. The score was tied flve times early in the game with the Australians matchIng the Filipinos' fast pace. But the Philippines dominated the later stages and drew away with more accurate shooting—
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      307 15 SOCCER Tour nutrh: Madras 3 ijanaS'pore Joint Services 1 i Ins tone i. at Jn. Bwir, Spore. Spore Junior Cup: STB 1 (T. Mission) Khalsa 1 (S. Jurl): Jollilacls 3 (Barlow 2. gift) SRC 0; 8OC 2 iBalfour. G. Allan* T. Kurau Utd 2 (Slew Kay). parul Allah 4 iSluiruddln
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    30 16 MR. LEE SIAK HOE and children thank all relatives and friends for BH-sMgcs of condolence, scrolls, wreaths, mebt vimts and kind attendance at the funeral of his wife J8.60.
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    298 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. rpHE Workers' Party A tonight attacked the People's Action Party for its "change of face" on the question of seeking complete independence for Singapore. Chairman of the party, Mr. David Marshall, in a statement recalled that Prime Minister
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    142 16 Cricket tea scores LONDON. Thurs. Tea scores in todays cricket matches are: At Birmingham: South Africans 185 (OLinn 61). Warwickshire M: for seven. At Lejrten: Essex 299 for nine dec. Northamptonshire 208 for four (D. Barrick 68 n.o. B. Crumb 51 n.0.). At Portsmouth: Middlesex 130. Hampshire 286 for two
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    320 16 LONDON, Thurs. Industrial equities resumea their advance in London stock markets today but elsewhere conditions were very quiet and price movements narrowly irregular. The good United Kingdom gold reserve figures for July and the record employment figures for June more than outweighed the f.-esh fall on Wall Street
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