Singapore Standard, 31 May 1954

Microfilm: NL2604
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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD For Fully BT* Vol. IV. No. 333. J l^/MIJ^/*ll' L„ "*Q V-OUnCI fr^X, MAY 31. 1954.
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    Change Of Address
    47 1 FROM Monday, May 31, offices of oil deportnjenrs of The Singapore Tiger Standard will be loco told at 23, L,m Teck Kim Road, Singapore 2. Telephone numbers have also been changed \uilrT M r T* F,Ve 2 5481-5, have been installed* for all departments.
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    MENZIES WINS IN FINAL SPURT
    219 1 MENZIES WINS IN FINAL SPURT MELBOURNE, May 30 iter) t— Mr. R. o. r coalition govment won yesterday's traUan election— but lost some seats in a ing to Labour. r an early swing; to the e results evened up until it looked like a neekand n< <-k finish. a final
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    Queueing For Water..
    26 1 SCENES like this are common in Hongkong as thousands form up in Ime to get their supply of water from the public m
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    RADIOACTIVITY
    26 1 IwniOACTIVE rain fell on tta on April 29 last, the f tute of Nuclear Physics a* C: itta University report- e i i day AFP
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    SCALDED BABY DIES: ANOTHER IS STILL CRITICAL
    252 1 Standard S ONE of three newly scalded in the Kandang tal died in the Singapon a.m. yesterday more ths J attacked. Another baby girl, th reported last night to be i The third victim, son of of Jalan Besar, is recover taff Reporter
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    UNKNOWN
    172 1 UmßpmSSSm Messaae rn^uT^l I Self-Ruie Will Come In Time KUALA LUMPUR 5..„ T i sioner, General Sir Gerald TV™ T re,ir »»8 Federation Hi„l, r r aso A n B °o°r d a n n a o^e? e °a.o t r°e d^' t r d ft fftC*o^^ e n£
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    She Intends To Carry On
    56 1 v ?~iw d A wh Jl was recent- i V freed by the Vietminh S?;-!L ien r ßien ph to *v*men in Hanoi ***%**<&, Genevieve ortoed in taigon where she ola a press conference that he would continue her i ar- eras a convoy nurse
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    Malenkov Reviews His Might
    92 1 Malenkov Reviews His Might MOSCOW, Mav in(Reuter) The^Sovlet Prime Minister, Mr Goergi Malenkov. today took the salute with government leaders at a I 5f rade on the 300th anniversary of the Ukraine's union with RusHe stood on the Lenin-Stalin tomb as troops, armoured vehicles, thousands of workers and students passed
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    French Bid To Cut Off Reds
    237 1 <rcle Around Besiegers SAIGON, May 30 General Rene Cogny ha a,.* lied An "extremely important" drive behini hVietminh lines along the southwestern rim o hied River delta. 40 miles south of Hanoi, tin k h High Command announced last night. >pokesman said it was
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    MOLOTOV SLIPS OFF
    80 1 GENEVA. May 30 I Reuter I -Mr. Vycheslav Molotov. the [Soviet Foreign Minister, left Geneva for Moscow unexpect- •< I edly early today. No reason was given for Mr. Molotov's sudden depar- ture which took Swiss air- port officials by complete surprise. j There was no immediate
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    BRIDE-TO-BE MURDERED
    48 1 POINT LOOKOUT. Maryland. May 30 (AP) The I battered body of Irene I Marion Conole. 26-year-old jU.S. Navy WAVE- was found along a beach yesterday only 1 weeks before the pretty I brunette was to have been married. Her torn and bloodstained underclothing was strewn about.
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    CHILD BURNT
    31 1 SIX YEAR OLD Zawlan binte Abdul Karim was badly j burned while playing with fireworks outside her home in Jalan Sudin. Singapore, last evening. She was admitted to hospital.
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    ...In Thirsty Hongkong
    76 1 t;ips. But as the Colon>'s water level, which has been diminishing because of laek of rain, still tjoes lower and lower, the queues grow longer and longer. Yesterday, the Hongkong Government announced that from today waler would be available only for three hours a day. The price
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    BULLETS MISS TUNISIAN P.M.
    64 1 Tunis. May 30 (Reuter)— Tunisian Prime Minister Mohammed Mzali yesterday es- caped unhurt from an asi sassination attempt. Revolver shots were fired at Mzali as he left his office lin Tunis to meet the French Resident GeneraV Mr. Pierre Voizard and accompany him in a call
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    GANG BURNS DOCK STORES
    34 1 PORT SAID. May 30 (Reuter» An armed gang set fire to the British Ministry of I Transport's stores in Port Said docks during the night I causing damage at £400.000.
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    Fazlul Haq Dismissed
    93 1 Fazlul Haq Dismissed KARACHI. May 30 i AFP)— Pakistan's Governor General, I Ghulam Mohammed has disi missed the United Front I Governor in East PaKistan j led by Premier Fazlul Haci 1 and has directed the Provinces Governor to assume 'all powers vested in the Provincial Legislature. A proclamation Issued
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    GEN. NAGUIB IS REPLACED
    40 1 CAIRO. May 30. (UP).— Premier Lt-Cc'. Gamal Abdel Nasser repueed President Gen. Mohammed Naguib today as h<ad of the armybacked Location Rally. An announcement said that Ns*ser now is President of the Sally's new high council.
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    Gangster Stabs S'pore Detective
    230 1 Gangster Stabs S'pore Detective A SINGAPORE detecjtive was stabbed by a i gangster he vas about ito arrest, at :he June-* tion of Upper Cross i Street and N£w Bridge Road at 7.30 last night. The thug was disarmed and arrested by another detective. He was one a* five persons
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    COUNCIL OEYS RULER'S ORDER
    140 1 OHORE B AHRL Sat. A note from the Sultan of Johore interrupted a Town Council meeting here today. ouncillors stopped talking and looked startled as a burly sergeant, from the Sultan's Own Military Forces, briskly marched into i meeting chamber and tided the note to the
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    Forward Together Is Best And Only Way
    636 1 ;ovcrnmenx. n w..., jnore important that they rfld this as nuch together as po»ible. •ather than as quickly as possible. "Indeed to ensure that they ;o forward together may be he best and only way to; •nsure that they go forward! it all."
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    Two More Bandits Are Slain
    174 2 Two More Bandits Are Slain KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Two more Communist terrorists were killed yesterday in the Federation by security forces. One of their terrorist was killed by a patrol of 1 10 l Gurkhas in the Kota Tinggi district. Johore. while the other was killed by an area security
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    39 2 SIR EUAN FERGUSON, chairman and managing director of Straits Trading Company Ltd., and Lady Ferguson. who left Singapore by KLM yesterday for a short holiday In Bangkok. It la Lady Ferguson's first visit to Bangkok since IH.iO. Standard photo.
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    Reserve Seats For Indians-MIC
    225 2 Only Way Into Coun.il Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. The reeommtdations of the select committee on the Selangor.tate elections are very "unprogressive", said IVfi V. Manickavasagam. the president of the Sefeigor Branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. When recommendations for an elected ltjority to the Federal Legislative
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    COURT TRIBUTE TO GODWIN
    132 2 ALOR STAR. Sun. Mr. Justice Hill today paid tribute to the late Mr. C. N Godwin. Chief Police Officer. Kedah Perils,, who was murdered by Communist terrorists on Friday. Before starting the business of the day. Mr. Justice Hill said. "Very many people will feel a
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    80 2 RF^RT J" 1 ***** STREIBERT, Director of United ,nf °rmation Agency Washington who visited Ruala Lumpur recently on his Far East tour, was entertained by the American Consul, Mr. Eric Kocher, to a luncheon. i-£l ctl i!t e sh °»s (from: £■>>: Messrs. Tom Noonan, A.D.c. Peterson. Mrs. Hod**, Messrs.
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    Have You Seen Sandy?
    135 2 Have You Seen Sandy? a ins is xne #iestion three Singapore futch bachelors are askii? since their brown. md black airedale terrier jabove) disappeared about N davs ago from a house [i Carmichael Road. Sandy, three yMftt old. has had a couple V owners, but it was to*Jin Lagerberg. Charles
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    S.L.P. PUTS OFF VOTE ON BOYCOTT ISSUE
    397 2 S.L.P. PUTS OFF VOTE ON BOYCOTT ISSUE KUALA LU*:>TJR. i Sun. After a 1 .^thv j debate in which 'opinions contrasted the Selangor Labour Party !at its annual jt-neral meeting: todav. c. cided to put off for thf time being a decision In participate in the .ortheoming Federal elections. The
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    377 2 BIG SWEEP, TOTAL POOL $213,05© 4^+kW Ist Prize No. *****0 ST l 2nd Prize No. *****?**. U« s«t I 3rd Prize No. Jf" JC I IUUI STARTERS (§3,652 CONSOLATION |0 VOtGTS 216] Ktion that "certain" Legislative CounTREHjgI Hj tain in g school admission for children hr**m W^ by the
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    4 POPULAR ARTISTS TO TOUR THE FEDERATION
    210 2 4 POPULAR ARTISTS TO TOUR THE FEDERATION WILL FYFFE. Junior, son of the famous Scottish stage, screen and radio comedian. Il one of a fourmember team of artistes who due to arrive in Singapore from Hongkong on June 5. to tour the Federation as a Troop Show. "Called "Talent In
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    LAW IS HARD ON HAWKERS
    58 2 MR. C. H. Yin. former Perak State Councillor and adviser to hawkers, yesterday called for more lenient treatment for hawkers "to avoid the spread of Communism/' Mr. Yin. who came to Singapore to conduct an "on the spot" study of hawkers' problem here, said that
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    DIDN'T STOP
    45 2 PARIT BUNTAR, Sun 1| I failing to stop a a road I < I at the Serdang Gate. Bandi. Bahru, Ng Kin; Cheang. h < 1 1 j driver, was fined $125 by ln< •>,» i Abu Bakar bin Haji Hussein >i tthe Banda Bahru court.
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    UNKNOWN
    75 2 FROM a 1 voluirS last year, t» Family PlrJ* BentH eiation M 3T- °*f<^ tod IS WWsrwickAire donate their Una*Jrk pillar hi These lor the In the both ft peani In q it ws rnembei enroll* rtn»u Husband A Tailor Or.who IPA 1 womar 16 and She Is Lng
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    ASSOCIATION'S NEW OFFICERS
    49 2 TAIPING. Fri-The Taping Branch of the Ex-Servicei A sociation of Malays hel their annuaj general meeting at iht New Club recently. The following were elected office-beau n for 1954-55: Chairman: Majoi <j. S. Sutherland; Vice-Chair-man; Mr Wong Kum Swei Secretary and Treasurtr; Mi Leow Ah Ping:
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    TECHNICAL COLLEGE HAILS TWIN EXPANSION
    182 3 TECHNICAL COLLEGE HAILS TWIN EXPANSION R Sun. that I I I m te high- j •ion in Asia, Is »'xp: 1953 M la magaxlne, I yester- it sa; i ly welcome I ."Ti nt Sir i :e-Chancel-Ity of Ma- future ex- i University of j on n develop- ipore and
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    53 3 MR AND MRS. JAMES TUCK. photographed after their wedding in Presbyterian Church. Singapore, on Saturday. The couple is employed at the (bartered Bank of India. Australia and China, Ltd. Mrs. Tuck ww formerly Miss Jean NesMt. A reception was held later at the residence of Mr. (i. A. P. Sutherland,
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    10,000 WERE GIVEN AID
    70 3 ..')ii. Sin me Cath ire 8 attached to Kamp ing Simee New Village ittended to 10.4 •> U lents in ll new villa In th Klnta area. m -nth. A total of 4:u fam given help in cash and kind. The building of the old folks
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    NATIONAL FRONT CALL BY SOPIEE
    270 3 Tight For Fully Elected Council' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The chairman of the Pa'n -Malayan Labour Party, Che Mohamed Sopiee, said here today that political parties in Malaya should form a national democratic front to fight for a fully elected Federal Legislative Council. Speaking at the
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    90 3 MALACCAS parting gift to General Templer and Lady Templer water from the famous ">OO year old B u k i t China well PerUi Raja purified and bottled by the Malacca Historical Society. According to legend, those who drink this water would always remember Malacca and return to it some
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    SUB-MARKETS
    27 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The new sub-markets at Non Chlk costing about $50,000. and at Kebon Teh. costing about $40,000. will be declared open on June 6.
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    Raffles Boys OnThe '9Arts'
    95 3 Th-' ;rprlse of Standard ix. Raff! ■> In ititution, Singapore, Is shown In Its gopage magazine Just Issued und t the tit!- "8 Arts." Careful to emphasise Its hide nt spirit, the class of 34 boys, however, remarks in it > editorial that "we are not
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    LABOUR PARTY BRANCHES OUT IN IPOH
    134 3 LABOUR PARTY BRANCHES OUT IN IPOH IPOH. Sun. The first and foremost aim of the Labour Party Is to work by constitutional methods for the gradual establishment of a self-governing social and de-j mocratic state within the* British Cc mmonwealth, Mr. J. P. Xoel Emmanuel, said today at a meeting
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    Extra Pay For Typists, Stenos
    118 3 SINGAPORE Government is to pay its typists. stenographers and accounts clerks extra allowlances, according to their qualifications. It is lot lersl > 1 that the Government haj agreed to ;.Kiy typists a monthly al owance of 51 o (speed 25 w.p.m.), stenographers, $.;o (speed i
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    35 3 GENERAL Templer and Lady Templer, wearing jari garlands specially ordered from India. POSC with delegates from the Malayan Indian Congress when they called <»n the Tempters at Kind's House, Kuala Lumpur, and bade them farewell.
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    Architect Is Warned
    61 3 .)<) lORK BAHRU. Sun A nul architect, has been warned by the Town Council thai h:s name may be deleted from the list of the Council's approved architects. The architect was reported to the Council by the Council's Works and Buildings Committ -e for having submitted an
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    'Fine Works Of Art'
    109 3 PENANO. Sun Th" Chinese decorative designs by Professor Llm Choon Teck, which will be exl Westlands School tomorrow were hidden by the professor in a .suitcase In I J ingle wh n the Japan e i overran Malaya The Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, who saw the
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    Police Tops $100,000
    70 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Federation ol Malaya Police Force have made a further donation of $11,854.51 to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Appeal Fund, making their total donation to the Fund exactly $100. oun. Having given $100,000 the Police may now nominate a Governor to the Board
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    Experts Study Federal Squatter Problem
    140 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The squatt t probiem In Malaya u being closely studied by Government experts. in some places liaison committees with members appointed by the Inhabitants repre mtlng each group ol 10 houses nave assisted In surveys conducted by these experts. The Federation Government
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    Newsmen Seek Tax Relief
    123 3 Newsmen Seek Tax Relief SINGAPORE Government should recognise a "journalists allowance" for Income tax purposes, on the lin-^ ol the special allowance recog nlsed by th British tax au thorlties in Britain. This is one of two mo tion.>. to be moved by the pr< sid'mt of the Singapore Unioof
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    BLOOD BANK'S URGENT CALL
    92 3 Singapore Blood Transfusion Service announced rday that Its blood bank Is now in urgent need ol Group b blood, demand for which has again exceeded supply. Last week transfusions exceeded donations by 35 units Donations dropped by 114 units. Of the 92 donations received. ri.{ were
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    MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
    42 3 JOHORF BAHRU. Sun Chinese was kiiled and four others. Including three children. Injured In an accident between tWO CaTS ll Johore end ol th..- Cau a iy, i <•. ifternoon. The Chinese died in the Gen ral f ni
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  • Youth A PAGE FOR THE YOUNG
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      Beware Of That Spider!
      823 4 IT CAN EVEN KILL HUMANS! \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\t\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V% warns Raymond Green r rilK SPIDER is the robb* baron, the pirate, tl Solitarj bandit «»f Ihe instill It is found all ovi planet, with speeinsei vin^ in size from micro -*l to those havii bodies as big >lv a
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      RADAR FORESEES THE WEATHER
      353 4 the latest uses for dar i s m weather foreAmericau aneteoro.tr«- most enthusiastic this newest .nd they > i acquired to make their more trustworthy, In I 1 nited States, there are I I ..(1 tr stations, used eniirvh for weather forecasting dotted all over the
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      His Speech Was The Best So He Won Medal
      55 4 m bahki nniN. a sixth standard student of the f.«'\ernment Tamil School in B— gnat Road. Kuala l.umI.jt. is all vmiles-_and with good reason too! He has wo n the silver medal for oratory at a recent contest hHd between the
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      'Mr. Sol' Lends A Helping Hand
      604 4  - 'Mr. Sol' Lends A Helping Hand ALTON L. BLAKSLEE ,V\\V\V\\\\\\\\ jjU vVVWWVVWVW- JI ST sunshine and sand cna give useful electric power through an amazing New York invention. It is a battery made cf razor thin strips cf silicon, the stuff that makes sand. Sunlight striking the silicon creates a
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      Want To Be An Artist?
      57 4 ITS easy to sketch if jou know just how. And here's "Youth" reader Charlie Chiang of Taiping showing yen how it can be done k ,t the easy way. I. ike to draw Hues, and a giraffe. pcnjjuin. pariot reell re well „,i Mork or
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      Schoolgirl's Idea Became International Project
      270 4 Schoolgirl's Idea Became International Project J/H.HTEEN years ago. a young Boston scretarialschool graduate felt that her life was too restricted, and she wanted to do something that would benefit many people. She asked herself, "What can 1 do to help bring about a greater understand ing among >oung people around
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      Monsoon Winds
      162 4 COME, come ye Monsoon Winds, Come, come, blots vehemently, Come, voice your nTlcksl tune With each and re ry Tree. Where many a sprtyhi f. d .Vote chirps its tc \'E fright*),i m( nseen Winds. Bring shower and |SM of rniri. To girc the thirsty j;-r(; >> And
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      Do You Know—
      89 4 IWHY a aratchrnaket never make a fortune.? 2. WHAT is both food fi r the body and food for the mind? 3. WHY a man lifting a side of bacon off a hook is to be pitied? 4. WHY a lucky gambler is an agreeable feliow? 5.
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    Speaking of Pictures
    53 5 "One Early Morning" by Yong Pin Nam of 17 Theatre Road Taiping. Porak Super Ikonta. f 11. l/5Oth. Agfa. ft V.olef by Freddy Oey of S5 Siglap Road. Singapore. 15. Rolleiflex. f4 l/100ih. Ansco Calm and Peaceful" by Y. C. Chan of The World Optical Co.. Tenang.
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      517 5 LOCAL SHARE A/1 By A Special Correspondent O E A Jl A I k I With the absence <>t |X I AA AA i l^y news <>r any great moment %i f from either Indo-China or n,va to |.n«ence V. operators, local markets ed the t nO surprise generally remained
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  • SINGAPORE STANDARD
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      Co-existence
      635 6 f y\\V. chances of stopping the drift towards war in ia depend on whether the Western and Communist powers eati create conditions for sort of "co-existence" which has developed i en them in Euro] Tl.. Gei va conference is an effort by these accept a settlement which will make
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    INDIA'S MOST MODERN CITY
    1356 6  -  Taya Zinkin 1 /;</ P: son i ingsa undei Below I :he i t lIANDIGAKII, the new capital of the Punjab, is as unique as the Taj Mahal. It is an artificial city planned by architects on the drawing board. It is to be the proof
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    We the PEOPLE
    295 6 We the PEOPLE Money- Lenders' < wt I as the In e Tax I ;1 Xsf I Department. 5 IWm fOT fi f\fl H«re one of their If m Ol I I 1/ tt u ethods: If a person owns 0* S Sir; Under the Moneyj lenders Ordinance, a money-
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    A Drop of INK
    631 6  - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi by 'rHK Malayan Film Unit since its inception has had a hard struggle to justify its existence. Officials steeped in hide-bound tradition ooked upon it as a brash brat begotten by the war and having the nerve Ph hunt for recognil on ii< a
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    18 6 "Ke'.tlJy. Kittson! I lie time*; l*ve sold ye .''i'mii reereieissg visitors (I. ii ni; working keMirs!"
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    PAWN-BROKERS' WILES
    113 6 PAWN-BROKERS' WILES 1 1 fo r i i men t; t of teres! which ed by G I t is g these en -"eu pawn i English, C nesei and Tamil i iqueeied into a res bout the hi p of a powei fu mag fj g Over these i
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    173 7 Queen's Empire Youth Message ON, May 30, (Reuter).— n Elizabeth in a message lor Empire Youth E .rday. today, asks the youth of the Commonwealth to ".sustain me with their prayers as they did at my coronation." message was released '•rday by the Empire Youth Sunday Committee for Great Britain
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    103 7 VATICAN CITY, May 30. Pope PiUS XII ed th» fe .vent wish rday that the .spirit ot Sainted Pope Pius x would "penetrate the conferol nations" to help m banishing forever "the fear rrifying cataclysms.' Pope voice d his ardenl In an address
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    66 7 lADRID. May 30 'Renterhe Spanish Cabinet Is be- lie ved to have decided i' rday not to allow the re- newal ot Gibraltar frontier I es held by Spaniards not m ployed in Gibraltar. This means that Spaniards living near Gibraltar who regularly went there to
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    39 7 DORTMUND. Germ May 2** i Reuter i court has sentenced former Gestapo official, Kurt Vogler, 42. to eight year- hard labour on three charges ol assisting in manslaughter and 23 charges of "third de gree*' questioning.
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    121 7 'BORDERLINE MENTAL DEFECTIVE' LONDON' May 30 (Reuter! mag Ist rate said •re < terday he thought all mentally defective women should be sterilised so that the y could not bear children "But that Is not a popuar idea." Mr. Frank Powell, magistrate at Clerkenwell. Ce ntral I ondon Court, said
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    37 7 Willi two huge bows adorning her. attractive Dolores Bichette helps to commemorate National Row Tie Week tn Florida. The eye-catching costume might start a fad in plavsults as V as neckwear. IP photo.
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    112 7 JAKARTA. May 3i (IF) Foreign Minister Sunarjo yesterday defended Indonesia's right to sign a non -aggression pact with Communist China. He told United Press such a treaty would be in line with Indonesian foreigr policy. The Foreign Minister said he could not understand why
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    36 7 BOMBAY. May 30. i R> ute ri Five ships Including lapanese vessel heading for Bombay have been diverted is 3,000 stevedores Intensified their four-day-old "go ■low" campaign for a revision of their wage structure.
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    298 7 EAST, WEST ADOPT BRITISH PLAN FOR CEASEFIRE GENEVA, May SO (Renter). The ninenalion lnelei-1 .hina peaee conference in its first major decision yesterday adopted a British plan to tpeed the end of the seven-year war. Under the plan, delegates of the opposing High Commands will meet here— probably next Thursday—and
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    55 7 TWO explosions and a tire killed J*B Navy men and injured 1!."> others aboard the American aircraft carrier llcnnincton on May get, as she cruised elesflg the Lastern Doited States coastline. This radio pit lure shows the bodies of about 'II of Use dead hilly co\erecl on the hangar deck
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    119 7 OGDEN UTAH. May 30 (API A Tulane University professor predicted em Friday that in p. r cent of all cancers will he cancer of the lung by 1970 and that one j out ot very two men who have cancer will have thai type. He told
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    STAR WEDS ON GOLD CARPET
    78 7 WASHINGTON. May .'{o: Renter I Film Actress Jean Peters stood on a golden carpet used during the coronation ot Queen Elizabeth, when she was married here yesterday to Mr. Stuart Cramer, a Texas oil executive. The carpet had been received last week by the Rev
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    63 7 LONDON. May .10 i RenterSquadron Leader Neville Duke has been awarder! the Segrave Trophy for l!»f>:{ for "upholding British prestige before the world" by breaking two world air speed records last year. The Trophy, first awarded in 1930, was instituted to i preserve the memory of
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    87 7 SOUTH HAVEN Michigan May :*0 <UP- A Detroit dentist tiacke d his wife aero Michl n rdaj and then shot and I illed ih< New York man h< lo ind wil I her. Dr Kenneth B. Small. 31 .aid he k lied Jules hack, t: because
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    91 7 TOKYO. May 'u. -UP*.— Unidcntitied plan* s. presumably Chines,- MlO's, threw the Nationalist Chili* 1 ronghold of Formo a into a onehour air raid a W it yesterday morning, the Far East Air Forces reported At the same time. American installations in the Philippine Islands
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    136 7 WASHINGTON, May M (I l») The United Nations 1 Command has charged the Ceimmunists with violating the Korean armistice by moving war planes and either militarv equipment Into North Korea, it was discle>scd >estcrda\. The charge was made in a letter from Mai Ge n. J.
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    Wants A-Bomb To Stop Red Hordes
    176 7 may York. m.»v si tin— retired tmtaerlcan General tenia > urged llu« l/nitcri states ami in r allies te» blast with A-bomhs and 11 -bombs "a Im It e>f scenehed earth" aereiss the path e»f CiimniTihin In Asia. M I Char',. loughby, abo i
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    Operation 'Salvage' On Woman
    77 7 Operation 'Salvage' On Woman TtTOOBAD, Yiikosli m.i. May 30 <AP> *Jaiii.» ItragOfig br»{.in complaining of gevei i r stomach pains right alter nsMsoegesiog .<n .ibeloniin.il operation leal \imust She Islted (loctoi s i i peatedly. and in I ruary the> rrmo\nl btr appendix. But thr geslsts Mlimied I- inally X-ra>*
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    167 7 RIB BROKEN IN RESCUE ATTEMPT NEW DELHI. May 30 I UP Sir Edmund Hillary. who climb* d Into the world's history books exactly one year ago by scaling Mount Everest. was reported being carried from the Himalayas, yesterday, In a painfully slow foot race against approaching monsoons. ["here was no
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    87 7 The Soviet newspaper "Rid Star" yesterday renewed its charge that the United St tes has "agressive plans" in Asia and is converting Japan into its "main shock force the re ROBERT TAYI.OK. 43, the film actor, and Trsulu Thiess. JB. a German actress who has been called
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    Gold Medal For 'Angel'
    62 7 LIMA. P. in. May 30, IUP) The city ol Lima will award i gold medal to French nurse Genevieve De Gallard-Ter-raube, "the angel of Dlen Bien Phu" officials announced on Friday. Meanwhile it was announced In Hanoi thai Nur e GeneVi< ve will not leave for
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    209 7 BLONDE DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES POLICE CANNES. May 30. (Reuter)— The police announced here last night that the death of 25-year-old blonde London secretary. Jean hlghton. i found on a building site early yesterday, had been due to 'natural causes." Earlier the police had questioned a South American. Jorge Roa.
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    34 7 LONDO British Ove It i >n .i 48 pa nge i .truck by lightning over Belgium. The piar,- landed don airport with hole long and a I<m.i rje of ps port
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    507 9  -  J. M. Cohen By The First and Last Freedom. By K rislin.un tartl W.th Preface b> laftdoas Huxley, (Gesssasses. lis <ai f |X) ask the hard quest i< n is, si*- egins one ol \V H. A y e simple questie however, is very hard, te answe
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    626 10  - Trade In Monkeys Curbed O. M. GREEN By DEALERS in Calcutta, and farmers in many parts of India, are disturbed lest a thriving business in the export of monkeys is harmed by a Government decision. Irom Calcutta the chief, though not the only export centre twenty thousand monkeys are shipped
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    WOMEN ON THE WARPATH!
    696 10  -  TONY MILES You can look out, fellows, when the girls dig in By THEY strike— and it goes on for years THEY fly again— after cheating death THEY go to gaol— come out fighting yT/ r HEN a woman dii> her heels in— LOOK Ol'T! She
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      191 10 Sir;— Mr. RB. Ooi's comments, in his columns "A Drop of Ink" (May 21), on the suggestion to investigate teachers for their political views are appropriate and timely. I wish to add that there tl already a subtle. informal and indirect way in which those
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      118 10 Sir; Ity congr a I uf la t ion s to R. Gopala Pillay of Kuaia Lumpur on his recent I lucoasi (co-winner of Ihe I Straits Times Word P i 1 Z) but, as a born S:: 1 1 porean and also a Malaya:-. 1 1 I
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    SELANGOR BOYS WIN
    677 11 Nine Goals In Soccer Thrill KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— The Selangor Combined Schools turned the tables on their erstwhile conquerors, Central Perak Combined Schools, with a rattling 6 3 win in a thrill a minute soccer match on the Princes Road Stadium yesta'rday. The Perak boys had beaten
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    78 11 Tsai Ip Go Out In Semi-final SURREY, May 29 (Reute I Edwin T>ai and Ip Koon Hung, of Hongkong, were defeated in the men's doubV semi-final in the Surrey lawn tennis championships today by an American pair. Hugh Stewart and Gil Shea. 3-6, 6—3. 6—4. In the final they will
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    322 11 N. Malaya Services And Perak Are Level IPOH. Sun— North Malaya Combined Services were held to a one-all draw by the Perak XI in a charit> soccer match here on the Chinese Assembly Hall Paeiang in aid of Lady Tenipler's T-l> Hospital Fund. Gate collections fron the game amounted to
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    119 11 f» 2 LONDON May l n dlsorg inis l county cricket ch match' lay Ido d early in nemn. t hre-f did t until after lunch an i coi d S irdaj I sum Ihe re* was no 1 md, wher Lai shire u to i shire
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    802 12 BOWLERS ROUT ARMY TOURNEY NOW OPEN THE biggest surprise of the local cricket season was sprung; at Thomson road yesterday by the Police who became the first team in the Colony te> defeat the Army and thus deprive them of the 100 percent success they
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    30 12 TAX TEE YAP, Singapore's Mr. Singapore returned from Australia yesterday. Tan had been invited there to take part in the contest to find a Mr, Australia.
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    207 12 South Team For Tennis Classic THE South team to meet the North in the tennis classic to be played during the Whitsun holidays at the LakeClub courts at Kuala Lumpur was named last night as J follows: Men's Section Singles: Oru Chew Bee. A.G.B. Pakir l all from Singapore Dembles:
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    157 12 I < >NDON. M, v 29 (Re Chris Chataway. British Olympic runner, today set an unofficial world be st I one and a hall at Most >pur Park. Surrey, whe n ran the di.star.ee in .six minutes. 33.2 seconds. This distance is not
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    376 12 SINGAPORE 'A," served by two alerting 'veterans' in skipper Harith and Ivan Vass. turned In a workmanlike display e»l soccer te> beat Royal Navy 4 2 at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Singapore's victory, just* about deserving, stemmed chiefly from a .sounder defence, in which
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    305 12 KUALA LI.MPIK, Sun. Strong contenders lor Selangeir's junior inter team badmintem title. Lok Hwa found Nanyang BP tough opposition and eoulel only manage a 3-2 victe>rv. In the other game. Lien > Hwa trounced Tele corns 5-0. 5 Walkovers were given by LLiew Kwong
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    222 12 JOHORE GOAL ENDS COLONY BID FOR MCFA CUP KLUANG, Sun. Johore will meet Penang in this year's \i,i nese Football Association Cup final. Before a large crowd on the padang here today, Johgegj broni sensational one-nil victory when they dethroned the defending Mri champions, Singapore Chinese, and became Southern r..»,i;..
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