The Straits Times, 29 August 1960

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY <EBTIFIEI» SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon NEW CONGO FLARE-UP
    585 1 WHITE U.N. MEN HIT WITH RIFLE BUTTS American crew saved from lynch party Incidents precede Lumumba's arrival LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday. £Oi\GOLESE FORCES attacked and injured Americans, Canadians and a Swede in Stanleyville yesterday, shortly before the arrival of the Congo Premier, Mr. Patrice Lumumba. Dr. Ralph Bundle, the
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    THE KING: CONDITION THE SAME
    59 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The condition of the Yang di-Pertuan A sons remained unchanged since yesterday. A Government spokesman said that His Majesty had a restful night last night. A medical bulletin said: "His Majesty's condition has not changed since yesterday morning." Yesterday's medical bulletin reported
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    558 road deaths
    29 1 TOKYO, Sun. Five hundred and fifty-eight persons were killed and 29.580 injured in traffic accidents in Tokyo during the first six months of this year.— U.P.l.
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    FANS MOB BELAFONTE AT THE AIRPORT
    158 1 SINGAPORE, Sun.—Hundreds of fans tonight mobbed Negro singer Harry Belafonte at the Singapore airport after his arrival from Australia for a 24--hour stop-over here. Police fought back the crowd for nearly an hour to let the star and his wife, Julie and their two-year-old
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    Lock icon Ford grant
    36 1 NEW YORK. Sun. The Ford Foundation today announced a grant of $615,000 to the Government of Vietnam to finance a project designed to help the country learn how to handle its financial affairs. Reuter.
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    Inche Aziz urges Indians: Stop importing culture
    387 1 Inche Aziz urges Indians: Stop importing culture KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday ]yjALAYAN Indians were told today to stop bringing Indian cultural leaders and groups from India because this would slow down the process of nation building in the Federation. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, made
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    Floods: Phones out of order
    45 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Nearly 2.200 telephones in the Federal capital were put out of action this afternoon due to flooding of underground cables after a fourhour storm. Repair gangs were tonight working around the clock to have the lines restored.
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    Lock icon 20,000 Sikhs plan to court arrest
    121 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Sikhs, who have been campaigning for three months for a Punjabi-speaking state, said they would send out 20,000 volunteers tomorrow to defy police and invite arrestMore than 15,000 supporters of the Sikh Akali movement have already been arrested in the campaign
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    Lock icon 50 HURT IN DAY-LONG RACE CLASH
    326 1 I JACKSONVILLE Sunday A TENSE quiet pre- vailed here today, following a day of racial riots which saw at least 50 people injured, one of them seriously, and 62 arrested. The situation subsided after Mayor Haydon Bume warned that any further acts of violence
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    HOUSEWIFE KILLED, 8 INJURED IN HEAD-ON CRASH
    187 1 HOUSEWIFE KILLED, 8 INJURED IN HEAD-ON CRASH TPOH, Sun.— A house- wife was killed and eight people were injured in a head-on collision this evening between a Radio Malaya van and a taxi outside Gopeng, I2i miles south of here. Nine people were involved in the crash— six from Radio
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    Lock icon Reptile remains
    30 1 LUSAKA. Northern Rhodesia, Sun. The remains of mammal-like reptiles estimated to be about 150 million years old have been found in the Luangwa river valley near Livingstone.— Reuter.
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    Oh ring: Police hold 3 suspects
    107 1 Oh ring: Police hold 3 suspects SINGAPORE, Sun. Police yesterday arrested three men believed to be connected with the kidnapping ring of Singapore's Public Enemy No. 1, Oh Kirn Kee, who was shot dead by police. The three were picked up in raids conducted by the Chief of the Special
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 HAWKER STABBED MNG.XPORL Mud— M< <• prraf hawker S>>td Mailtrn Modar. b dan&crou>I) ill in hospital afttr l« jiv >Übbcii in sUmidtli iv Mackonk Road this mordunns argument n»i r
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    'Exiles Isle sets a few records I of its own
    616 2 'Exiles Isle sets a few records I of its own MINISTER PLEASED AT PENAL PROGRESS SINGAPORE, Sunday THE "Exiles Isle" the penal settlement at Pulau Senang for compulsorily retired secret society gangsters has more than justified the Government's best hopes. Proof of this was plain today during a visit lo
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    Planter, 66, dies after a stroke
    157 2 Planter, 66, dies after a stroke [POH. Sun. A wellknown Perak rubber planter, Mr. George Huntsman. of Bulob Akar Estate, died at the Batu Gajah Hospital last night. He was 66. He suffered a stroke yesterday afternoon and was taken to the hospital, where he died a few hours later
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    Readership for Dr. Johnson
    52 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. The University of Malaya here has awarded a Readership In Zoology to Dr. O. S. Johnson, a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Science. Dr. Johnson who has on several occasions acted as heed of the Zoology Depart, ment, first joined the university in
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    Move to wipe out vice in Penang massage saloons
    240 2 PENANG. Sunday. MASSAGE saloon patrons here will have to.fur--ITI nish their full names, addresses and other relevant particulars under a proposed by-law which will be considered at a special meeting of the City Council on Tuesday. The by-law, if approved, will
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    Spore problems in 10 lectures
    50 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. A course of 10 lectures on "Problems of Economic Development In Singapore" will begin at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, on Sept. 6 at 5.30 p.m. Members of the public may enrol for the course at the Cultural Centre. The fee is $2.
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    MAJORITY OF COMPLAINTS WERE EITHER 'MALICIOUS OR LACKED EVIDENCE'
    146 2 MAJORITY OF COMPLAINTS WERE EITHER 'MALICIOUS OR LACKED EVIDENCE' SINGAPORE. Sun.— The majority of the complaints against members of the Police Force last year were either malicious or not supported by evidence to justify disciplinary action, according to the Police annual report for 1959, issued here. The report said that
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    JOHORE WILL GO GAY FOR M-DAY
    246 2 JOHORE WILL GO GAY FOR M-DAY JOHORE BAHRU, Su«. The third anniver* sary of the Federation of Malaya's indepen- dence will be celebrated in all districts in Johore on Aug. 31. Federation and State flag* will fly side by side on all Government buildings, shops and dwelling houses In Johore
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    Trade tour by Indians
    64 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A five-man delegation from India will arrive here on Sept. 11 to study and explore the present market needs and consumer tastes for Indian handloom producls. They comprise Mr. K. J. Somasundram. Mr. M. P. Nachimuthu Mudaliar Mr. T. A, Mudaliar, Mr. V.
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      360 2 RADIO SINGAPORE RADI MALAYA (41.7 Metre*) Medium Wave 476 mtitrm a.m. 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraShartware: 62 metre. Ku NeWR Headlines' 6.05 Mornfrom 9.00 10.00 p.m. ing Melodies; 6.55 Keep Pit with A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 TeUt Lee; 7.00 Ted Heath And Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Hi» Orchestra; 7.30
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    Sino -Soviet row hots up
    533 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday BUT AN OPEN BREAK DOES NOT SEEM IMMINENT, SAY DIPLOMATIC EXPERTS rpHE ideological row between Russia and China is growing more intense, according to U.S. State Department experts on Sino-Soviet affairs. China is reported to be hitting back at Moscow's so-called "anti-Peking manifesto"
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    Kidnapper of Chiang gets freedom
    167 3 Kidnapper of Chiang gets freedom TAIPEH, Sun.— The Formosa Government has released the former Manchurian war lord who kidnapped Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek during the Sino-Japanese war. General Chang, known as the "Young Marshal" of Manchuria, has been under Nationalist custody since 1936 after be held the Generalissimo prisoner for 13
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    Lock icon Now Long in Congress
    58 3 NEW ORLEANS. Sun.— Earl Long. 65, three times Governor of Louisiana, was back in the political field again today after winning a Congress seat. The fieiy, tempestuous former Governor, who was once committed to an asylum, received the news as he lay flat on his back
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    Lock icon Strikers to send back war medals
    172 3 T ONDON, Sun. Crews of British ships on unofficial strike were yesterday urged to send back their war and general service medals to the Queen. Strike leaders at Liverpool and at Middlesbrough told dockgate meetings that men were being asked to do this throughout
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    Lock icon Part of aid bill cut is restored
    83 3 Part of aid bill cut is restored WASHINGTON, Sun.— The Senate appropriations committee partly agreed to President Eisenhower's demands by voting to restore US$l9l million to his foreign aid programme. 'This is US$75 million less than the President said was absolutely necessary to prevent the national security from being Jeopardised.
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    Lock icon Cardinal dies
    28 3 PHILADELPHIA, Sun. Cardinal O'Hara. 72, former president of the University of Notre Dame, died today after an operation. He was made a Cardinal last December. U.P.I.
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    NEW LAOS BID TO DECIDE ON GOVT.
    552 3 Premier and deputies to meet in royal seat VIENTIANE. Sun. THE Prime Minister, Prince Souvanna Phouma, and 34 National Assembly deputies are to leave for the royal capital of Luang Prabang tomorrow for talks on forming a permanent government. Prince Souvanna said today
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    Lock icon World population now 2,900 mil, says UN year book
    415 3 World population now 2,900 mil, says UN year book NEW YORK, Sunday. T»HERE are about 2,900 million people in the world with about 48 million added every year, according to the United Nations demographic year book published here last night Africa is the most prolific continent with a birthrate nf
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    Lock icon NOW BRITAIN HIT BY FREAK STORMS AND FLOODS
    102 3 NOW BRITAIN HIT BY FREAK STORMS AND FLOODS LONDON. San.— Britain was hit yesterday by freak storms which caused record traffic jams. Hundreds of holiday-makers driving home from Devonshire and Cornish resorts were trapped in a 17-mile queue during torrential rain on the main road outside Exeter. Storms lashed a
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    Lock icon Mac has wonder plan to end trade rift—paper
    149 3 Mac has wonder plan to end trade rift— paper T ONDON, Sun. The Sunday Dispatch today claimed that Mr. Macmillan had found a way to bridge the gap between the six-nation European common market and the "outer seven" free trade association. "Before the end of the year he expects to
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    'Stress is on people's health'
    238 4 AN OUTDOOR CLINIC TO SERVE TWO DISTRICTS SINGAPORE, Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Mr. Chan Sun Wing, today said that the Singapore Government placed great emphasis on the medical and health requirements of the people here. Speaking at the opening of a
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    TWO SATURDAY WEDDINGS
    63 4 - Mr. Victor Paul and Miss Marie T. R. Saverias, after their marriage on Saturday at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Singapore. Straits Times picture. A mining engineer from Sydney, Mr. Geoff ery Burden, and Miss Valeria M. McKenzie-McColl, were married at St George's Garrison
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    RAF history in Malaya: Display in aid of fund
    204 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Charts and photographs depicting the history of the Royal Air Force in Malaya and Singapore will feature in an exhibition in aid of the RAP benevolent fund to be held at the RAF school, Changi, from Aug. 31 to
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    Bus concession rates to children: New plans
    302 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. 'THE Ministry of Edux cation is to im-. prove the present system of half-fare concession rates to schoolchildren travelling in Singapore Tractio n Company buses, when new passes are issued next year. This is to avoid unnecessary arguments between conductors and
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    294 4 rwfOE following Is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. BOAC: From London, Dusseldorf, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok (BA 714) 9.15 p.m.; from Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin, Jakarta (BA 705) 10.50 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Jakarta (EM 545) 10.15
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    Singapore Dairy
    303 4 MALAYAN ECONOMIC SOCIETY: Talk on "The mechanics of industrial take-off" by Miss Phyllis Deane, Secretary of International Association for Research in Income and Wealth, at University of Maltya's New Lecture Theatre, Cluny Road, at 8 p.m. ROYAL INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY: Professor K. Bieman on "The application of Nuclear
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    OCCUPATION OF STATE LAND: CASE HELD UP
    404 4 OCCUPATION OF STATE LAND: CASE HELD UP JOHORE, Sun. A MAGISTRATE, Che Mahmud bin Ali, today ad- journed hearing into a charge of unlawful occupation of state land because the Collector of Land Revenue had not served on the defendants details of his complaint. A number of wellknown residents and
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    'JASPER' -STILL MISSING
    106 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Dachshund, which disappeared from his home on Aug. 1, is still missing and his owners, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Gilmore, of 328 C, Pasir Panjang, are offering a generous reward for his return. "Jasper", a black and gold, long-haired Dachshund is deaf. A
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      590 4 JCAIHAYj* I X I 0»»ANI>AT~IQN~1 J Greatest Show in TODD-AO t Rodgar ft Hammcritcin'i Ikail Into ZjXtmmmamnwm^ X X roiiaiLoi \mm fucwa Admiuion: $1.50. $2.50 ft $4.00 (Free Lists Suspended) X TODAY! MATINEE AT 10.4$ a.m. f f Foxs "ANASTASIA" C'Scope X Admission Prices:- J Downstairs: $0 ct» Upstair* $1.00
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      310 4 Straits Times Crossword across 7 Vehicles— might make two 1 Shell the Hate confound u: ..unarea In Wtsley (8). (8). 8 Objections about very foreign 5 A frigid curtsy for a non- form of support (8). rower? (3-3). 13 Time a viper is in an unruly 9 Members care about
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      Lock icon HUMPHREY GILBERT: MAN OF MANY DREAMS
      1222 5 HUMPHREY GILBERT: MAN OF MANY DREAMS HLx^aßßMiJdU>^UU4UU .H^U^K^^^il A^Aliil^d^AJiMiilJLUXliM^3aM^^H» The most brilliant seaman of the Elizabethan a&e AN AUGUST 5, 1583, an historic ceremony took place on the bleak hillside above the bay of St. John in Newfoundland. For the first time, the flag of Britain fluttered on the North
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      298 5 "111 LESS WAN AN HOUR B&ATHZ #2| Setter w tfter3w«eki N^ZV CHRONIC CATARRH* r^^^""] New MUCRON TABLETS relieve I• wo ke without th« I Chronic Catarrh, Mucus Congestion and Sinus Pain and Pressure really dreadful pains... fast! They are specially formulated deeongestent tablets which-worklnj j J*£;i«f wn» and uli v«
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      157 5 Buys Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl W set*.' winter's wmps; ~?\f^ "X^\ t^^^ Lit Ahner By Al Capp f ALL POOR SLOBS V WE'RE PRODUCERS }SO V/HAT KIN DA f?^fiiS7f. r -PUTOJTHE*BRAN-BALLGLEEaJU^- GET IS THE RIGHT TO "S BUT WE'RE J SHOW SHOULD M^\ THAT'S US //-AN' PAY OURSELVES A T
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    58 6 20 Ward! U* (Minimum) MR. A MRS. C. SIMON FERNANDEZ thank all relatives and friends for their congratulatory measages, valuable presents and attendance at the wedding on 17.8.60 at Ipoh. MR. A MRS. MADHAVAN NAIR, Bertam Estate thank all friends and relatives for their kind attendance valuable presents, on
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    IN MEMORIAM
    59 6 il Wards Sit (Minimum) IN CONSTANT and ever loving memory of Dr. Cam Ban Bo departed this day 29.8.36. Fondly remembered by Ms wife, mother, brothers, and listers. IN EVERLOVINO MEMORY of Madam Chew Poh Poey who was called to rest on 29-8-54. Gone but never forgotten. Inserted
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    PERSONAL
    28 6 20 Ward* U* (Minimum) MR. OMAR OHI PA (ex. Major Of Home Guard Training Centre, Ipoh) Is requested to communicate with the advertiser, Box ASttl B.T. Singapore.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    321 6 Wordt tl* (Minimum) CIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS are available on Hire Purchase with Interest charge of only 7%. Get details today. Rotterdam Trading Company. CHARMINQ EVENING DOWNS!! Few full length!! Moderately priced for the coming Dance Season. Tommy Thomson, Battery Road, (Spore 1). INTRODUCING SPIRILLA made to measure Brassieres, Girdles,
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    The Straits Times Monday, August 29, 1960. The Rise In Crime
    689 6 The Straits Times Monday, August 29, 1960. The Rise In Crime There is an assurance in the annual report of the Singapore Police Force that despite the marked rise in crime last year, the situation is "not abnormal." Singapore is a port, densely populated, which is suffering from a fair
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    Conflict In Laos
    348 6 Whatever the merits of the rightwing anti-Communist group that expresses itself through the Committee for the Defence of National Interests and is now rallying round General Phoumi Nosavan, it commands only minority support in Laos. The rightwing government returned in the April elections perhaps a shade too
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    Unified Scale
    195 6 Coming from the lips of Mr. Teerath Ram, who has been intimately involved in the negotiations for the introduction of a unified salary scheme, the protest of the Malayan Graduate Teachers' Union against Government delay car. ries considerable weight For three years the National Joint Council for Teachers
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      Bid to take over Ceylon's press
      369 6 T HAVE nothing but admiration for your leader "Freedom in DangeV," but it is regrettable to note your lack of comprehension of the circumstances that led to the action being taken by the Ceylon Government. We abroad must start by accepting the fact that
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      THE BRIDGE
      135 6 AIR. K. C. LIEW'S com--11 raents on the large gulf between the English-edu-cated and the non-English educated (predominantly the Chinese school students) are very heartening as It shows that Malayans of Chinese descent are now anxious to come together with other Malayans. The step taken by the Singapore
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      LITTER BUGS
      130 6 MY REACTION to the picture of the young woman shown, on your front page, picking up the Utter off an American road, was quite different from that of "Driver" whose approval of this form of punishment for litter louts was so enthusiastic. The caption to the picture explained
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      BRUNEI MOSQUE
      164 6 1 AM sure my friend and 1 colleague, Mr. C. H. R. Bailey, was not himself responsible for the statement In both the Straits Times and the Malay Mall of Aug. 26 and 27 that he helped to design the multi-million dollar Brunei Mosque. The firm of Booty
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      SCHOOL FEES
      157 6 TT is evident that 'Tea- cher" (S.T. Aug. 25) failed to understand tha cause of the original complaint. It was about teachers demanding school fees unduly early— that is fees for the month of August being demanded In the middle of July. My own experience is that this
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      POWERLESS
      63 6 WITH reference to the fT complaint by "Consumer" (B.T. Aug. 26) the electricity supply in Kroh town Is a "new-village" supply owned by the Government. The Central Electricity Boa. J merely acts as the agen of the Government and has no control whatsoever In the ma.ter of rates and
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    South Africa begins to count the cost of apartheid
    908 6 South Africa begins to count the cost of apartheid STANLEY UYS reports from Capetown SOUTH AFRICA is now beginning to pay the financial price of apartheid In the past six months the country's reserves of foreign exchange have fallen from £157 million to £144 million. The fall is due to
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    'PEACE on ESTATES' MOVE BY NUPW
    177 7 'PEACE on ESTATES' MOVE BY NUPW KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The National Union of Plantation Workers is making a determined effort to ensure greater industrial peace on estates in Malaya. It wants Joint consultative committees set up on all estates and the senior assistant secretary-general of the union, Mr. G. ThangaraJ,
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    Ram again president
    66 7 IPOH. Sun.— Mr. Teerath Ram. principal of the AngloChinese School, here. was yesterday elected president of the Malayan Graduate Teachers Union for the ninth successive year. Mr. Ram is also chairman of the Malayan Teachers National Congress. Other officials elected were: Vice-president, Mr. D. P. Pereira secretary
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    A plea to ease law that causes heartbreak
    129 7 A plea to ease law that causes heartbreak KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Federation Government was today urged to relax the age restriction on children of Federal citizens coming into Malaya. This was one of three resolutions passed at the annual delegates meeting of the Selangor branch of the Malayan Indian
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    16 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ramakrishna Mission flag day yesterday raised a total of $11,280.
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    Foreign degrees: A promise
    468 7 TEACHERS' UNION WILL SEEK FAIR TREATMENT FOR INDIAN AND U.S. GRADUATES IPOH, Sunday. rpHE Malayan Graduate Teachers' Union is to fight for fair treatment of teachers with American and Indian degrees. The annual conference of the union yesterday empowered its executive to seek an official interview
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    43 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. M. J. Namazie. a lawyer and a leading member of the local Muslim community, will speak on "The Spirit of Islam" to Singapore Rotarians at their luncheon meeting on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Cathay Hotel.
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    R. A. F. parade
    41 7 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A contingent of Royal Ceylon Air Force personnel will be among the 1 94 men passing out at Seletar on Sept. 9 before Air Vice-Marshal E. M. F. Grundy, Air Officer Commanding, Far East Air
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    Kaum Ibu to stage fair
    48 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Umno Kaum Ibu here will hold a fun and trade fair on Sept. 22. The purpose of the fair is to celebrate the third anniversary of Merdeka and to collect funds for the Kaum Ibu headquarters In Johore Bahru.
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    CONGRESS DECIDES TO CALL MEETING FOR STUDY OF MALAY AS THE CULTURE BASE
    174 7 CONGRESS DECIDES TO CALL MEETING FOR STUDY OF MALAY AS THE CULTURE BASE SINGAPORE, Sun.— A conference of all Malay language and cultural organisations in Singapore will be convened on Oct. 2 to discuss the ways and means to make Malay culture the basis of a Malayan culture. This was
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    This divided world: Amstutz
    479 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday THE Rev. Hobart B. Amstutz. Bishop of the Methodist Church in South-East Asia, today called on Christians to work for a political order that would treat people not as units in a mass, but as individuals with certain inalienable rights given by their Creator.
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    FAMILY OF SEVEN IN THIS HOUSE HAD NARROW I— ESCAPE WHEN TREE CRASHED ON THEM '
    209 7 FAMILY OF SEVEN IN THIS HOUSE HAD NARROW I— ESCAPE WHEN TREE CRASHED ON THEM A FAMILY of seven missed death by Inches when a coconut tree crashed through their house In Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night. long Sow Wan. a mechanic. his wife and five small children were in
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    Amusement park is reprieved
    177 7 KOTA BHARU, Sunday. THE Kelantan Government has agreed tc allow x the Biarritz amusement park here the only one in the State to continue business. But it has laid down certain conditions. There will be fewer waitresses and those of "bad char_ racter" will not be
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    SARDON ISSUES A 'SNAP OUT OF IT' ORDER
    188 7 IPOH, Sunday. Anew order has gone out from the chairman of the Umno Youth Section, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, to youth leaders. The directive has been personally communicated to hundreds of youth leaders by Inche Sardon in a recent tour which
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    183 7 Passports and re-entry to Spore OINGAPQRE, Sun. Tlie acting Controller of Immigration, Mr. Pang Tee Pow, made a statement today to clarify the position about passports and reentry to Singapore. He said that Singapore citizens who held British passports issued by his office and were described In them as British
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    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The All-Malayan Estates Staff Union will hold lta third biennial delegates' conference at Plantation House In Petallng Jaya on Sept. 25.
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    HOLD-UP: MAN IS CHARGED
    92 7 RAWANG, Sun.— A man was tentatively charged in the Magistrate's Court here with taking part in a $117,332 gang robbery at Ranching Pass, on the Kuala Lumpur-ipoh road, on May 10. Leong Yee Chan. 29. of 3* mile, Gombak Road. Kuala Lumpur, was accused of robbing
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      453 8 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) IN BANKRUPTCY No. 129 of 1960 RE: Chua Ah Kirn trading as Chua Kirn Hee Electrical Co. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has fixed the 7U. September, 1960 at 2.30 p.m. at the Registrar's Chambers. Ground Floor, Supreme Court Building Singapore, for
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    'AH buyers' in Federation, buoyant in Spore
    945 10 By Our Market Correspondent THERE WAS a general rise in tin shares in Singapore and the Federation on Saturday morning after the International Tin Council's announcement in London overnight that controls on exports and thus on production would be lifted from October 1.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 10 Tin Rubber (per picul) (per lb.) Aof 22 ..397.511 H3 cts. 23 (399.624 95<» cts. 24 $101.37', 94*4 cts. 25 $400.12', 96', eta. 26 $400.00 95',» cts. 27 $397.87.
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    406 10 iOMUOOITI] AFTER its fall from the 120-cent average of the first half of the year, the price of rubber seems to be settling, at least temporarily, at the 95 cents level around which it has fluctuated for the past week. Fluctuations have been small In range,
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    22 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Aug. 27 Aug. 26 Industrials: 127.08 125.99 Tins: 203.32 195.09 Rubbers: 224.53 226.40 Jan. 1 195S 100.
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    212 10 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at 12 noon on Saturday, August 27. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Fraser and Neave ords (2) $1.99 and $2; Cold Storage $1.63; Straits Traders $2.82% to $285. Minings: Austral Amal
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    1038 10 THE following list oT revteed quotations was issued by Singapore members of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their last meeting on Saturday (August 27) H and I, stand for highest and lowest for business done this year. II I •Hi Bricks. 1. 00 JO OtdS JO 1.00
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      572 10 YOU'RE IM GOOD COMPANY when you join the growing number of shrewd investors who know thot in UNIT TRUSTS, finonciol experts spread investments over Malaya's soundest enterprises. Far information and Frt* Booklet writ* to MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LTD.. P.O. Box 90, Singapore. i_ EVERETT ORIENT LINE Fir HiifkMf, lism:— Spore
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      184 10 SHIPPING NOTICES LLOYD TRIFSTINO M.V. "AUSTRALIA" This vessel will sail for Europe from S.HB. Wharf, Godowiis Nob: 1/2 Gate No: 8 at 5 pju. today, 29th August. Passengers should embark between 3 pm. and 4 pm. HARPER. GILFILLAN CO. LTD. Afcnts: ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD «.t. "WILLEM RUYS" Will arrive from
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    409 11 Devitt triumphs— then US lodge a protest I ROME, Sunday I DRITAIN and Austra- lia each won gold medals last night in a rousing session of t hi ills and records before 15,000 people at the Olympic Swimming Pool. The United States lodged a protest after Australia's John Devitt had
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    877 11 ROME, Sun. FANTASTIC FINISH TAKES THEp-AII the Qsp results 19-YEAR-OLD GIRL SWIMMER TO A NEW WORLD RECORD ANITA Lons- brough, tall 19--year-old clerk, won Britain's first gold medal of the Olympics and set a new world record in a fantastic finish in the women's 200
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    334 11 ROME, Sun. T*HE International Amateur Athletic Federation last night announced the ratification of 61 v/orld records, including the controversial lOsec. for the 100 metres run by the German Armin Hary in Zurich in June. Britain's Peter Radford had his world records of 20.5 for the 200
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    326 11 WEIGHTS for all eight noes at Buktt Timah on Wednesday: Cl. 1. Oiv. 1-« F Flying Phoenix 9.94 Bestcrete 9.02 Sir Chiron 8.11 t'saha-SeUa 8.97 Dententnrins 8.05 On Parole 8.03 Jan Singer 7.19 South Of Prance 7.99 Monty 7.99 Pantjarobab 7.99 The Friar II 7.09
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    205 12 N. MALAYA Ist INKS ?S EAGLETS Ist INNS. IJai lbw Teow Keat 8 Shakoor it Cottee b Bin Kenc 105 Mian c Bin Keng b DorairsJ 18 ShuJ&uddin lbw Blng Keng 8 Iqbal b Bin Keng 3 Miafqat not out IS Ghafoor b Selvaratnam t Rehman c Rajah h
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    Eaglets skittle Malayans again for inns win
    273 12 IPOH, Sunday. IJORTH MALAYA collapsed a second time to give the Haglets, the touring Pakistan cricketers, victory by an innings and 128 runs here today. A rain storm threatened to break and save' the home team but held off just long enough for
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    Corinthians are still champions
    51 12 MALACCA Sun. Corinthians Sports Club became*the Malacca Senior soccer league champions for the second year in succession when they beat Medical Sports Club 3-2 at Kubu Stadium today. The junior league champions this year are White Star with 16 points. Runners-up are Corinthians B with 13
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    51 12 MOSCOW. Sun.— lstvan Gulyas (Hungary) beat Zoltan Kotona 6-1, 6-3. 6-1 in the final of the Moscow International Lawn Tennis tournament here today. Anna Dmitrteva beat Irina Hgrova 6-2, 6-4 In the women's final. Reuter. Thirty-seven minutes after lunch. North Malaya were all out. Their innings lasted 107
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    106 12 CINGAPORE, Sun.— Mrs. Audrey Cuppage, who obtained her driving licence on Thursday, showed the skills of a veteran driver when she beat Mrs. Ann Wyllie in the first go-kart race for women over 10 laps at Thomson Road today. After overhauling Mrs. Wyllie at the bend
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    SERVICES GIVE SELANGOR A FRIGHT IN 5-4 DEFEAT
    282 12 SERVICES GIVE SELANGOR A FRIGHT IN 5-4 DEFEAT SINGAPORE. Sun— Selangor j beat Singapore Joint j Services 5-4 in their second i round Malaya Cup South Zone match at Jalan Besar •stadium today, but they were given a big fright. Services went flat out to give a good account of
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    Singapore players dominate Muar meet
    233 12 Singapore players dominate Muar meet MUAR. Sun. Singapore., Ong Chew Bee, Sharin I Osman and T. S. Kirn quali- fled for one final and one semi-final each in the Muar j District Open tennis cham--1 pionships here today. Chew Bee is in the singles semi-finals and the doubles final witn
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    30 12 BASKETBALL: Singapore Base District League championship playoff: S.I.R. v 2/2 Gurkhas, Colombo Camp. 5 p.m. SOCCER: S.A.F.A. training. Jalan Besar (5.30). TENNIS: V.M.C A. tennis championships, Bras Basah
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    34 12 MADAM LOE PECK SAN of 732 A Grylang Road. Singapore, pamed away peacefully at 2.10 p.m. on 2S-8-60. HUNTSMAN: on August 27. at Batu Gajah hospital, George, of Buloh Akar K.«tate, Pant, Perak.
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    22 12 YOU CAN AFFORD too! Permanent rtr*»i for $40/-. Trn colours. Git today at Modf;n Silk Store, 34 High St. Spore 6.
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    Gunendran to lead S. Malaya eleven
    93 12 Gunendran to lead S. Malaya eleven SEREMBAN. Sun. The South Malayan cricket eleven to meet the touring Pakistani team, the Eaglets, here on Sept. 5. will be captained by S. Gunendran of Negri Sembilan. The team will comprise players from Negri. Malacca Pahang and Johore. The team is: S. Ounendran
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    29 12 ROME, Sun. An eight-man jury of appeal today rejected the American protest against Australian John Devitfs win in the Olympics 100 m freestyle final last night. Reuter.
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    170 12 CRICKET t'K COUNTY: Buxton: Sussex 116-8 v Derby (rain curtailed play) Harrogate: Worcs 139 (Kenyon 59) Yorks 5-0 train curtailed play); Claeton: Essex 211 (Barker 72. Allen 5-68) Oloster 29-1; I.ordN M'sex 198 1 Russell 62, Greenbough 3-47) Lanes 39-1; Oval: Surrey 315-7 (Barrington 52, Fletcher 105, Swetman
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    509 12 f ONDON, Sun.— Sudden violent thunderstorms hit the North of England yesterday afternoon and played havoc with matches in the English soccer league. The day's biggest game the First Division "Derby" clash between Manchester City and Manchester United was abandoned after 68
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    RAF ASSURED OF SHARING SCA SENIOR TITLE
    831 12 SCRC DRAW TO SMASH ARMY'S HOPES SINGAPORE. Sun. Royal Air Force placed themselves in an unassailable position for the Singapore Cricket Association Senior tournament champion- ship when they beat i University of Malaya by 77 runs at Sepoy Lines today to finish with
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    847 12 GOLF RSGC championships (flnalsSpore): Men F.U. Turner bi J.C. Mcnalr 10 and 9: Women Mrs. B. Kinnear bt Mrs. D. Taylor 6 and 5. GO-KART BACING Singapore Meet: Women 10-lap 1 Mrs. A. Cuppage 2 Mrs. N. Wyllie 3 Mrs. M. Howard 7:1.6. Men 20-lap: 1 K. Murphy
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