The Straits Times, 10 August 1960

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Nat*"* 1 Hew*" I*'1 Estd. IMS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon KATANGA: U.N. ACTS
    283 1 BELGIANS TOLD TO WITHDRAW TROOPS 1 'Hands off' policy on independence claim But no meddling in internal affairs NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE UNITED NATIONS Security Council today ordered Belgium to withdraw her troops immediately from breakaway Katanga Province, focal point of the Congo crisis. But at the
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    Lock icon Mr. L: Til send in troops
    648 1 LEOPOLOVILLE. Tuesday gHORTLY after a state of emergency was declared here, the Prime Minist c r, Mr. Patrice Lumumba, said that his government was going to move into the breakaway Katanga province. Mr. Lumumba told a Press conference "If the Belgian troops fire on
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    Lock icon Bank income
    25 1 WASHINGTON, Tues.— The World Bank today reported a net income of $59,500,000 (about MS178.500.000) for the 12 months ended June 30, I96o.— Reuter..
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    Lock icon Smuggle check
    25 1 MANILA, Tues. Government intelligence agents had been dispatched to British North Borneo to check on copra smugglers, according to the Philippine news service.—Reuter.
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    Singing party ends in fatal brawl
    114 1 Singing party ends in fatal brawl SINGAPORE, Tues. A man was murdered and two others seriously injured in a brawl in Pulau Bukom Kechil, an Island adjacent to the oil installation depot at Pulau Bukom, tonight. Shortly after an alarm was raised, marine police cpmbed the island and found a
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    HE WON HIS 'BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND'
    161 1 HE WON HIS 'BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND' GREEK t VPRIOT male nurse, Pandelis Papalaia.ro v. left London's high court a free man last week although he had broken a court order made 36 days ago forbidding him to associate with 18-year old Sylvia Kwik, daughter of a rich Singapore merchant. The court
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    U.S. jets still for Singapore
    62 1 U.S. jets still for Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues, PanAmerican World Airways' weekly jet dipper service through Singapore will continue despite the Philippines Government's decision to cancel landing rights to the airline's jets at Manila. A Pan-American spokesman here said today that planes .on the Los Angeles-Jakarta (via Singapore) service would fly
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    Dutch send 400 pilots
    68 1 THE HAGUE, Tues. The Dutcn Government has chartered the 4.500-ton vessel Van Riemsdljk of the Royal Interocean Lines to take about 400 airmen to Netherlands New Guinea, It was learned today. The vessel will be a "floatIng barracks" at Biak. The men will keep the 24
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    Tun Lim on PAP-isation
    5271 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday TUN LIM YEW x HOCK, the former Chief Minister, said in the Legislative Assembly today that the PAP Government did not really believe in Malayanisation. "Batu Pahat isation" or "Meadows-isation" but "PAP-isation." He charged that the ■Government recruited new men into the civil service
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    'I AM GUILTY,' SAYS POWERS
    222 1 'I AM GUILTY,' SAYS POWERS MOSCOW, Tues. Francis Powers, pilot of the American J-2 spy plane brought down over Russia on May 1, has pleaded guilty to the substance of the charge against him, the Soviet news agency Tass said today. In the 4,000-word indictment published here today, Powers Is
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    Six-hour coup topples Laos Govt.
    147 1 Six-hour coup topples Laos Govt. VIENTIANE, Tues. The Government of the Indo-China Kingdom of Laos was overthrown today in a sixhour coup d'etat led by a paratroop captain. The coup leader. Capt. Kong Le, Commander of the Second Paratroop Battalion here, was reported to have issued a decree ordering all
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 KATANCA WILL NOT FIGHT UN FORCES BUSABETBVILLf i. \utboritj»i<« Koari hr« >»m t»ni^ht Mr Moit* tftlmafce voaM tot oppo»e >-<\u\ i>f i f ir. iatfl h i.in :.i
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    $30 million 'debt of gratitude'
    302 2 ■77|T3*f!^^H^!^^iF!TTT7^|ami^FI^^^^^T^^^^^VV KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday rFHE Federation Gov--1 ernment has decided to settle its (30 million loan that it received from Singapore before payment is due after receiving an inquiry whether payment could be made now. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, announced this
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    HEATED CLASHES OVER $16mil. EXTRA VOTE
    1970 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A $16 million row flared up in the House of Representatives today when the Government sought a supplementary vote to cover spending this year. During one heated moment, the Prime Minister clashed with the Peoples Progressive Party leader. Mr. D. R.
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    MINISTERS HAVE DECLARED ASSETS: TENGKU
    225 2 MINISTERS HAVE DECLARED ASSETS: TENGKU rE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman told Parliament that Cabinet Ministers were required to declare their assets— and they had done so. He was replying to Mr. V. David (Socialist Front-Bung-sar). who wanted to know whether Cabinet Ministers Sd been asked to declare their assets
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    Lock icon MYSTERIOUS RED CARGO IN HAVANA
    265 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE MAGAZINE, U.S. News and World Report, said in a Havana report yesterday that Russian ships had since June 28 been delivering mysterious cargoes to Cuba in crates large enough to contain aircraft parts and rockets. Cuban dockers were not allowed to handle
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    Lock icon Tanker ablaze off Brazil
    52 3 RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues Fire broke out today aboard the 16,009-ton Llberian tanker, Panaghla. off the Brazillan coast of Pernambuco, according to radio reports received here. The reports said great flames could be seen leaping into the sky. Nothing was known of the fate of the
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    Lock icon Wedding off
    37 3 LONDON, Tues. Mrs. Louise Collins, 27— widow of British racing driver Peter Collins and Mr. Thomas Sopwith. son of a leading aircraft manufacturer, have called off their wedding which was set for Aug. 17 Reuter.
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    Lock icon HOME: I WOULD NOT HAVE TAKEN JOB UNLESS I THOUGHT I COULD DO IT
    225 3 HOME: I WOULD NOT HAVE TAKEN JOB UNLESS I THOUGHT I COULD DO IT LONDON, Tues. Lord Home, in his first television interview since becoming Foreign Secretary a fortnight ago. said last night that if he had not thought he could do the job be would not have accepted it.
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    Lock icon Russia has 100 missile bases of all types
    109 3 Russia has 100 missile bases of all types T>OME, Tues. Russia has more than 100 missile bases on its own territory and on satellite countries, the Continental news agency said yesterday. The agency, which specialises in Communist affairs, said it learned from an "unimpeachable" source that the bases include: TEN
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    Lock icon U-2 pilot: 'Brainwash' denial by Moscow
    111 3 U-2 pilot: 'Brainwash' denial by Moscow LONDON. Tues. The vicechairman of the Soviet Supreme Court yesterday denied charges that U-2 pilot Francis Powers has been "brainwashed" as reported by the U.S. intelligence service. Russia's No. 2 judge. Lev Smlrnov, told newsmen here that the brainwmshing allegations were "absolute rubbish." The
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    Now Manila bars Pan-Am jets from landing
    285 3 MANILA, .Tuesday. HHHE Philippines Government has cancelled A landing rights for all Pan-American jet airliners, it was announced here today. It was understood that the sudden ban on Pan-American jets had stranded 100 air passengers in Hawaii and the West Coast of the
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    Lock icon SOVIET WILL SWITCH TO QUALITY
    65 3 SOVIET WILL SWITCH TO QUALITY MOSCOW. Tues— Russia plans to Import high quality consumer goods "to satisfy the taste of the population." the Soviet news agency, Tass reported yesterday. The agency also reported that the Soviet Government and the central committee of the Communist Party had adopted a new decree
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    Lock icon New bid to break Indus deadlock
    225 3 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. jifß. W. A. B. lUFF, Vice-President of the World ATX Bank, arrived here yesterday for talks aimed at breaking the deadlock between India and Pakistan over sharing the waters of the Indus for irritra- tion and power purposes. Mr. Ilif f.
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    Lock icon Nigerian warning
    62 3 LAGOS.- Tues^— The Nigerian Trades Union Congress has told Alhajl Sir Abubakar Tarawa Balewa. the Federal Prime Minister, that It would make Nigeria "an Inhospitable place" for South African delegates If they attended Nigerian Independence celebrations In October. In a letter sent over the weekend the Nigerian T.U.C.
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    Bombed city
    20 3 TOKYO. Tues. Nagasaki, the world's second atom bombed city, observed today the 15th anniversary of the bombing.— U.PJ.
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      317 3 DAnirt ClKirADrtDr Dexter; 9.30 The News; 9.45 SporU nAUIU OllMuArUnt Reel; 10.00 The Malayanalres: Medium Wave 476 metres 10 30 Hancock's Half-Hour: 11.00 Short W»»a: 82 metres Close Down. from 9.»«_ai.00 p.m. RADIO MALAYA A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 nMUIU mMUMTM Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News: (41.7 metres) 7.05 Melodlea
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    Govt. to spend $230 mil. on homes in next five years
    942 4 Dr. TOH: BIG LEAP MUST BE MADE TO OVERCOME HOUSING PROBLEM SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today revealed details of a giant building programme to provide some 52,842 uniis costing $230 million within the
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    Yong: Govt plans to build 19 new schools a year
    896 4 THE Education Mln- later, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Government envisaged a school-building programme of 19 schools each year five secondary and 14 primary—over the next five years. He disclosed that a 10--storeyed school
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    PUPILS CAN TAKE FINAL EXAM IN HOSPITAL
    90 4 PUPILS CAN TAKE FINAL EXAM IN HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Tues. The MinlJtry Of Education hM Uken iteps to ensure that children Ukini the primary tchool learlng ex»mfai»flon (EngUah) this ye*r. will net misa It even if they are la no^Ul. All Government and aided Enf 11th Khoori have been asked to
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    Albar says English a 'must' in schools
    340 5 THE KEY TO PROGRESS AND LEARNING IN THE WORLD, STUDENTS TOLD KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday r rilh Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Syed Ja'afar Albar, today made a spirited defence of the use of English in Malayan schools. He urged members of the
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    Penang bells call for all sinners to repent
    122 5 Penang bells call for all sinners to repent pENANG. Tues— The bells of Penangs 100-year-old Cathedral ot the Assumption have been tolling every evening for the past 10 days calling on sinners to repent. And they will continue to toll until Sunday when a religious mission, conducted by two Redemptori.st
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    A.D.O. transfer
    33 5 BENTONG, Tues. The! assistant District Officer. Inche Kamaruzzaman bin Mohamed SharifT. will be transferred to Pekan on Aug. 22. He will be replaced by Inche Abdul Rahlm bin Jalan from Pekan
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    NUPW LEADER TO ORGANISE A UNION IN NIGERIA
    114 5 NUPW LEADER TO ORGANISE A UNION IN NIGERIA IPOH. lues. Ih. deputy general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. John Emmanuel, has accepted an invitation tn organise a plantation workers' union in Nigeria. He leaves by air on Saturday and will br away one year. This is
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    Safe goes as people sleep
    36 5 IPOH, Tues— People who live In a sundry shop in Menglembu slept in the night while burglars carried away] a small safe containing about $2,200. The loss was discovered this morning.
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    It was only a knuckleduster
    58 5 KOTA BHARU, Tues— Kelantan police today denied' reports that the attack last week on a businessman, Scow Jit Chin, in Jalan Kebun Sultan was the work of a kapak kechll (small axe) gangster. "Our investigations show that Scow was hit with a knuckleduster." the State's
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    WHY MONEY NOT RECEIVED YET-AZIZ
    268 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday 1 rvHE Minister of Agn- culture and Cooperatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, today explained how contributions were coming in for the proposed paper and fertiliser factories. He was clarifying a statement by the president of the Apex Bank. Tuan Sheikh Ahmad
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    THESE MUSLIM TEACHERS WILL FAST FOR HIGHER PAY
    141 5 THESE MUSLIM TEACHERS WILL FAST FOR HIGHER PAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Selangor Religious Teachers' Association will ask its members to go on a 18-day fast in their fight for higher pay. The fast is "to Implore God to restrain us from temptation and anger", an official of the Association
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    ANCIENT FORTS AND A ROYAL GRA VEYARD ARE FOUND
    158 5 ANCIENT FORTS AND A ROYAL GRA VEYARD ARE FOUND OINGAPORE, Tues.— A four-member archaeological expedition from the University of Malaya has discovered remains of several ancient forts and a royal graveyard along the Johore River. The forts were found in Buklt Seluyut, Panchor. and Gunong Belungkor, all along the Johore
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    Murder trial judge's trip
    68 5 SINGAPOKK, Tues.-A Singapore High Court judge, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. and a jury visited the scene of a murder in Fisher Street today during the trial of Tan Ouan Bak. 46, an odd job labourer, on a charge of murder. Tan was charged with murdering
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    DEATHS
    76 6 M M'ors 1 $U (Minimum) 00RD0N STRICKLAND, formerly of Singapore, passed away on Sunday Tth August 1840 at Horsjn. Susses, Aged 77. MRS. D. M. RANAIINCHE passed Sway at home after short Illness. Funeral service 10.0.80 St. Paul* Caurrb, I'pptr Serangooa 4 p.m. thence burial at Bidadarl. OB COTTA
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, August 10, 1960. Better For Labour
    624 6 The Straits Times Wednesday, August 10, 1960. Better For Labour A further impressive instalment of labour legislation confronts Singapore's Minister for Labour and Law. It include! action on the recent report of the inquiry into contract labour, and the consolidation of legislation regulating hour* of work and working conditions of
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    Socialist Policy
    325 6 Of all the curious ideas launched in the House of Representatives yesterday by the Socialist Front none teases the understanding more than Mr. Karam Singh's "exploitation of our industries by foreign capital", Mr. Karam Singh's meaning, supposing he had one, was perhaps better expressed by Mr. Y. P.
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    Loan Repaid
    243 6 In November 1953 when the Federation Government was desperately short of money to the point of not knowing at the beginning of one month whether it would be able to pay its servants' wages at the end General Templer asked Singapore for help. With very little ado the
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    Lock icon THE OUTSIDER
    488 6 As the storm clouds gather on the horizon, South Africa begins to feel a growing sense of isolation CAPETOWN A CROWING seme ot isolation in a hostile world has become the dominant political factor in South Africa today, and is being increasingly reflected in the English and Afrikaner
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    One man's threat to the basis of Seato...
    1170 6 DENNIS BLOODWOPTH TALKS TO CAMBODIA'S PRINCE NORODOM— PRINCE NORODOM SIHANOUK, ex-King and now Head of State of neutral Cambodia, has threatened the basis of the anti-Com-munist Seato defence system by asking China and other Soviet bloc states for military aid, although aware
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      Left-hand drive: No Malaya ban
      88 6 Left-hand drive: No Malaya ban IT would appear from recent correspondence that there Is some confusion In the minds of the public with regard to left hand drive vehicles. Since thp Road Traffic Ordinance 1958 and Its subsidiary legislation came Into force on July 1. 1959 there has been no
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      Parking
      91 6 "pHE law says that it is an offence to park ten feet away from a Junction, 20 feet from a hydrant. Yet a taxi stand is auth. orked at the junction of McKenzle Road and Nlven Road (opposite the Rex Theatre). This Is aggravated by private motor cars parking
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    U.N. STEEL EXPERT TO STUDY MILL IDEA
    229 7 U.N. STEEL EXPERT TO STUDY MILL IDEA SINGAPORE, Tues. A French technical expert, Mr. P. Schereschewsky, who Is here to see whether It Is feasible to set up a $600 million iron and steel mill at Jurong, said today: "If there is a possibility of a success, I am determined
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    The 'Garden of the Nation'
    39 7 KUANTAN, Tues.— Pahang's King George V. National Park is now known as Taman Negara (Garden of the Nation). A Bill to change the name was approved at the State Legislative Assembly meeting here today.
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    Pickets at closed workshop
    103 7 Pickets at closed workshop SINGAPORE, Tues. Seven strikers continued to picket an An.son Road motor cat workshop today although its owner. Mr. C. F. Pope, had declared it closed. Mr. Pope said: "As far as I am concerned, the workshop is closed." He said the men, who went on strike
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    Medical talks
    35 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Dr. C. Marcus, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health and Director of Medical Services, left Singapore this afternoon to attend the World Health Organisation Western Pacific regional conference at Manila.
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    'Keep army out of politics'
    382 7 RAZAK ANSWERS PMIP LEADER'S CHARGES OF SABOTAGE AND SELF-PRESERVATION' KV&LA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul J- Razak, today warned Members of Parliament against making attempts to drag the police and the army into the country's political arena. He was replying to an
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    Yong going to Israel
    80 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Education Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will leave by air tomorrow night to attend an International conference on "Science in the Advancement of New States" in Israel as guest of the Welzmann Institute of Science. He will be accompanied by two technical advisers
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    A WORRIED MOTHER SEEKS HER MISSING ADOPTED DAUGHTER
    112 7 A WORRIED MOTHER SEEKS HER MISSING ADOPTED DAUGHTER SINGAPORE, Tues.— A worried mother today appealed for her missing 13-year-old adopted daughter Josephine Man Ah Nooi (above), to return home immediately. Madam Lee Yuet Sim. 45. a seamstress, said that Josephine had been missing from their home at Stirling Road since
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    25 kampong houses hit by cyclone
    143 7 25 kampong houses hit by cyclone MALACCA, Tues. Seven houses were destroyed and 18 others damaged when a cyclone hit the fishing village of Kuala Sungel Bahru. 32 miles from here. The 25 attap houses were spread over a four-square-mile area. Twenty-five families a total of 90 people were affected.
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    Goodwill visit
    21 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two Royal Ceylon Navy ships, the Mahasena and Parakrama, arrived here this morning on a goodwill visit
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    NEW LAWS WILL PROTECT PAWNSHOPS CUSTOMERS FROM EXCESSIVE RATES
    455 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Parliament was told today that from Dec. 1 customers of pawnshops in four states would be safeguarded from excessive interest rates. The safeguards are contained in new Government rules covering pawnshops in Selangro. Perak, Negri Sembilan and Pahang.
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    FELLOWSHIP FOR A SINGAPORE DENTIST
    57 7 FELLOWSHIP FOR A SINGAPORE DENTIST A DENTAL surgeon, Mr. Richard Yeo Seng Sit, who left Singapore on Monday for post-graduat* studies at the Guggenheim dental clinic in New York on a one-year fel. lowship. A dental officer with the Ministry of Health. Mr. Yeo was an outstanding student in his
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    GOVERNOR OF MALACCA IS 61
    91 7 GOVERNOR OF MALACCA IS 61 MALACCA, Tues. The Governor of Malacca, Dato Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusuf. celebrated his 61st birthday today very quietly. It was a public holiday in the State. Mr. Ong Geok Chan, 51, a businessman, was appointed a Justice of the Peace. This afternoon, in the
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    'Misguided genius' made illicit liquor
    183 7 'Misguided genius' made illicit liquor MALACCA, Tues. A Xl "misguided genius" who made stout without a licence— and without paying duty was fined $1,000 by the First Magistrate here, Mr R. Iyer. Ngan Le e Chee, 69, a fruit hawker had been found manufacturing" 348 quart IS nf a d
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    Gift to theft victims
    59 7 SINGAPORE, Tues A donation of $10 from Mr. a Krlshnasamy of Singapore was Incorrectly credited in the Aug. 5 Issue of Straits Times to a destitute widow Sandanam Mary. It was actually meant for the Madras football team, who were robbed while staying in a Singapore
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 10 SINGAPORE. Aug. 9. RUBBER: 10 1 1 cents per lb. (unchanged^. 5 p.m. close: 104 7 cents (quiet). TIN: 5405.50 per picul (down $1.50). Estimated unofficial offering 270 tons (up 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    200 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Ex- change noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK/Continent Aug. Sept. shipments $32 buyers, $33 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $47 sellers, drum $51 sellers. Pepper: steady; about 40 tons of white pepper were reported done, Muntok white $315, Sarawak $310, special Sarawak
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    MALAYAN SHARES STILL DULL AND DEPRESSED
    414 10 By Our Market Correspondent ACTIVITY on the Malayan Stock Exchange was limited yesterday to a few tins and industrials with very small buying restricted to the lower levels. Most sections were again dull and easier and some sources reported further toughness on the part
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Aug. 9 Aug. 8 Industrials: IM.Z4 131.5S Tins: 196.14 209.54 S Rubber*: 249.41 2M.lt Jan. 1 1958 100
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    118 10 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Automedon 1/2. Jagmata 4/5, Lao 6A, Nlssel Maru 6/7, State of Kutcb 8/9, Coromandel 10/11, Cellina 13/14, Soudan 15/16. Burma 18, Serampang 19, Perak N.Wall 2. Stia N.Wall 3. Salong N.Wall 4. Raiali Brooke 21/22. Akakurasan
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    116 10 MELBOURNE, Tues. INVESTMENT shares maintained A a steady tone here today. Carlton eased Is. 3d. to 355. 6d. and ACI eased 2s. 6d. to 80s. 6d. Base metals and the oils traded along steady lines, while Commonwealth Bond» held a firm tone. Con. Zinc 96 9 Mount Lyell
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    RUBBER PRICES
    219 10 AUGUST Orst grade rubber rl buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesieiday at 104H cents per lb. unchanged on Monday's clone. The closing lone was quiet and uncertain. S.C.C.R.A. CLOSING PRICES In cents per ib., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 104 U, sellers 104% iN>: Int.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    108 10 THE Malayan Exrhantjr Banks' 1 Association made the following; changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100; New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 15/16. O.D. 33 1/16. 90 ri/si 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 1/16. OD. 32
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    737 10 SINGAPORE members oi the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless oaly one was written). Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $1.40 to $1.37',; Praser and Neave ords (2) $2 and $2.01; Gammon >2> $2.15, $2.16; Hume pref.
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      1534 10 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) APPLICATIONS TO APPROVE COMPOSITION. TAKE NOTICE that application will be mad* to the High Court Singapore, on the 22nd August, 1960 at 1016 a-m. to approve the Compositions In the undermentioned oases:Banckrupuv; No. 170/57. H&isan Baig. 151. Dunlop Street. Singapore. 347/56. Mawtanl bin Hajl
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      930 11 on ti nurd from Page C) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word, Si <Mlm.)—M»x M tit. txtru CAM (SHADE II wanted Pertaaf Bahau. Stating Other Qualificaany. Apply MaHHi.fr TED Experienced Chines* BaMS >r outdoor to c«bv«»» etattoßDd office equipment. Box A94»l •O BABY AMAH For Six Weeks Only. Start immediately, moat speak
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      1079 11 SITUATIONS WANTTO H ori. $S f »»«->—■•« i* ett. •»*>• TYPIST 40 wonU wcla vacancy clerical tad office assistance or parttime typing at r*a*onabl*- pay. h'd^e ChlneM Box A 3657 S.T. S pore. 0U ALIFIIO TEACHER of long experience (English Form V and math* Form V level) free for engagement.
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      'There is no time to lose' Tubby whispered
      1117 12 'There is no time to lose' Tubby whispered fHE scouts are making an expedition into the jungle. They are spending the night at a rubber estate owned by the Youngs. The first day t.^ey get lost and decide not to venture in again without a guide. NOW READ ON. by
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      429 12 Christopher Cheng, aged 14; 397-F, Jalan Tuanku Ibrahim, Kullm, Kedah; stamps, viewcards, correspondence. Edward Sees, aged II; S3l-D, Pays Lebar Road, Singapore 19; member Wise Owls Club; swimming, songs, badminton, movies. Florence Foo, aged 13; 3HA. Mata Kuchlng Road, Malacca; member Wise Owls Club; guiding, sports,
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      491 12 CAN YOU PAIR THESE UP? Name <a Address —»m r. Age Sex, .f Hello Boys and Cirls; a case, even though you hand Here are the six winners in a perfect paper. I cannot for last week's contest. f war d a prize, because I do not Leong Siew Ngoh.
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    Vietnam hold key
    419 13 VICTORY OVER KOREA TODAY WILL THROW OPEN GROUP 'A' IN MERDEKA FOOTBALL KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. WITH both Korea and Pakistan engaged in tomorrow night's matches in the Merdeka Ihird anniversary soccer tournament, interest will reach peak point as the results may give a clear indication of who
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    Champions to tour Singapore
    103 13 Champions to tour Singapore TPOH, Tues. The Yoke Hong team, winners for the fourth successive year of the Merdeka trophy in the recent Perak inter-team tabletennis championships, will make a ten-day tour of the Federation and Singapore, starting tomorrow. The Perak champions are considered to be one of the best
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    FMOC meeting
    36 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation of Malaya Olympic Council will meet at the Merdeka Stadium here tomorrow to decide on the final composition of the Malayan team to the Rome Olympic Games this month.
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    S'PORE SCHOOLBOY GOLFER INACTION ONSATURDAY
    238 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. A 17--year-old schoolboy, Robert Miller, is among the 43 comDetltora taking part in the Royal Singapore Oolf Club's annual championships, which start on Saturday at Sime Road at 2 p.m. Miller Is drawn to meet F. U. Turner in the first round. The
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    Golden Beauty looks ready
    294 13 By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, lues.— I Golden Beauty (late Mighty), a Dante gelding, is coming to hand splendidly. 1 He snowed fair galloping ability In a tryoot with Happy Chatter on a good track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Breaking from the Sf post, the
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    AFC NOW HAS 57 ON ALL STARS LIST
    389 13 AFC NOW HAS 57 ON ALL STARS LIST KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Asian Football Confederation has received 57 1 nominations from 12 countries for the Asian All-Stars team to tour Europe. Twenty players will be selected for the tour. The first All-Stars trial will be played on Monday at the
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    No future without funds, warns Sir George
    252 13 No future without funds, warns Sir George QINGAPORE. Tues. In. different officials and players who failed to support all fund raising campaigns were sharply criticised by Sir George Oehlers, president ot the Singapore Hockey Association, at the associations annual general meeting yesterday. "Unless greater interest is shown In all efforts
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    Lee is president
    35 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tur. H. 8. Lee has been elected president of the Senior Golfers' Socletv ofMalaya. Other officials: vicepresident sir (wen Fertusson: captain Mr. J. L. Ross: secretary Mr. W. Mulr
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    Match for Japs
    36 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. Jaoun who arc competlting in the Merdeka soccer tournament at Kuala Lumpur, will play one match lr Singapore against Singapore Selection at Jalan Besar Stadium or Aug. l« (kick-off 7.30 PJn >
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    Carnival champs
    59 13 TAIPING. Tues. Ipoh took the championship honours in the Perak Inter-Day Training Centre sports carnival against Talping and Teluk Anson here over the weekend. Ipoh won at basketball, hockey, badminton, table-tennis and netball (women), while Taiplng. who were runners-up, won at cricket, soccer and basketball (women). Teluk Anson.
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    621 13 *THLtTICi» FMSSC championships 1 finals 1: BO¥S lW,d»: 1 Chin Kok Foon <Pk> a Mohamed Sulong (Treng) 3 Hadi Yueof (Pg) 10.35; 22« yds: 1 Chin Kok Foon (Pk) 2 Zalnal Abtdln Bakar (Ked/Per) 3J. V. Drlesen <Joh) 23.65; 440 yds: 1 Hashlm Shanrf (Ked/Per) 2 John Lam
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    DEATH
    22 14 SICK MONC. JOHN di.-d praerfully on tt.s.6o. Kuorral from 14S Tank Road ■'por* at SOO p.m. on -10.8.60 to Bidndari cemttrry.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    23 14 MR AND MRS JIMMY o*l Of Ktenc. thank friend* and relative*, for their good »i»he«. gifts and auKtanc* for their man-tag* S.I9M.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    323 14 LONDON, Tues. There was. 1 some hesitancy in London stock markets during the early stages reflecting the latest hi.c purchase statistics which showed a further and more marked slackening In demand for hire purchase facilities. Later, however, a selective demand developed and prices in the industrial market resumed
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    Kampong snatch leads to battle
    168 14 Kampong snatch leads to battle SINGAPORE, Tues. 0 A snatch thief's activities led to a sharp battle last night in which 29 men took part. Three men. all badly bruised, were being held for police Interrogation today. It started when a man caught a thief who had snatched a necklace
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    Big rout for Surrey
    215 14 T ONDON, Tues. Results in to- day's cricket matches are: At The Oral: Middlesex bt Surrey by an inns and 21 runs. M'sex 354-7 dec. Surrey 71 and 192 (A Parsons 56 n.0.) M'sex 14 pst. At Worcester: Worcs bt Notts by 217 runs. Worcs 147
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    KIWIS IN: WE WILL TAME S'PORE
    336 14 KIWIS IN: WE WILL TAME S'PORE SINGAPORE, Tues. The two matches the New Zealand Olympic hockey team will play against Singapore (tomorrow) and the Federation (Thursday), are to serve as a guide in the team's chances j in the Olympic Games in Rome at the end of this month. The
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    Lock icon 20,000 refugees
    24 14 NEW DELHI. Tues. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru. Indian Prime Minister, told Parliament today that more than 20,000 Tibetan refugees wer« in India. Reuter.
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