Singapore Standard, 31 May 1955

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    18 1 Singapore Standard W Jt m. s\: *Tn. No. 3- t} SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 11 PACES 13 CENTS
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    Lock icon Sharebroker Issues Challenge To Mr. Lee
    401 1 Challenge To Mr. Lee kIGHT TO A SEAT IN Assembly questioned A SINGAPORE sharebroker, Mr. Charles C v d Cox, is challenging People's Action Party 5S cmblyman Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's right to o L| i the Legislative Assembly. Cos h I has been
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    Lock icon 14 Sakais Once 'Hostile' Give Up To Police
    106 1 14 Sakais Once 'Hostile' Give Up To Police -An M ab gin nee mmth surts 1 I l.d tOQ< I tnd m 1 cari.. P urrt- c impriiing four men and four believed to be i Ban Bang's". headed by Pi uaown aboleader, had earlier r. r .i Gofernmeiit*a tion
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    Lock icon Tall To Bypass S'pore And HK
    53 1 (XJP) i mmuni I pa] i i Indom i pass Singapore j ng m th iture. .:--.t mist I the Oh -.emit Oar Ida Indon lid get 1 i k direct Qighi I intriea v- -i at Hongkong and T: r was n tl
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    Lock icon Penang-Bound Ship On Fire
    74 1 COLOMBO. May 30 i Router 1 The Japanese cargo ship, Atusta Maru t.tou tons), arrivt'd here early this morning with a fire m its hold. According to local agents of the ship it waa "a minor" fire. The ship, which wa.s bound from Port Said to
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    Lock icon BULL GORES TWO
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    Lock icon N'lists Deny Stowaway Report
    117 1 N' lists Deny Stowaway Report TAIPEI, May 30 (Renter) A Chinese Nationalist Government spokesman today denied a foreign press report that a "mysterious" stowaway who might have been connected with the sabotage of an Indian airliner last April, had arrived here on a plane from Hongkong on May 19. He
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    Lock icon Parcels For Americans
    65 1 HONGKONG. May 30 »Renter* Hongkong Police reported today that three American Red Cross representatives had delivered this morning 44 small food parcels to the Chinese Red Cross at the Hongkong frontier for distribution to Americans m People's China. They said the Chinese Red Cross confirmed to the
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    Lock icon EDEN MAY IMPOSE MARTIAL LAW
    179 1 UK Railway Strike LONDON, May 30 (UP)— The threat of a return to wartime austerity faced a Britain immersed m her worst industrial dispute for a quarter of a century today. Press reports said Prime Mini-tor Sir Anthony Eden might declare martial law if the
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    Lock icon Marshall Advises Pkkets
    44 1 Marshall Advises Pkkets THE CHIEF Minister, Mr. David Marshall, points to a spot where Sing apore Harbour Board Staff Association pickets should move to from Orchard Road Circus to avoid embarrassment to the parties negotiating a settlement m Governmenr House yesterday afternoon. Standard photo.
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    Lock icon END OF THE HEAT WAVE
    57 1 END OF THE HEAT WAVE SINGAPORE enjoyed relatively cooler weather yesterday, after the recent heat wave m which the temperature rose to over 90 degrees Farenhcit. According to reports by the Meteorological Station, rainfall was nil at 6 p.m yesterday. Conditions were returning to normal with temperature at 83 degrees
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    Lock icon RI PREMIER IN MUKDEN
    43 1 HONGKONG. May 30 <Reuter> The Indonesian Prime Minister, Dr. Ali SastroamiaJojo. and his wife left Peking today by air for a visit to thr Manehurian industrial centre of Mukden and othr r cities m the region, Peking Radio reported.
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    Lock icon TOKYO ROCKS
    24 1 An earthquake rocked buildings m downtown Tokyo for about 30 seconds at 9.35 p.m. today. There were no reports of damage.- UP
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    Lock icon Even Vintage Cars Booked Up
    164 1 LONDON. May 30 (Rcuter) Thousands of holi-day-makers m danger of being stranded by Britain's national railways strike scurried round seaside resorts frantically today m a search for makeshift transport. Scared of losing jobs if they failed to turn up to work tomorrow many pleaded with
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    Lock icon MAJOR CABINET CRISIS IN CHILE
    153 1 SANTIAGO, Chile, May 30 (AP)— Chile's powerful agrarian Labourist Party plunged the Government of President Carlos Ibanez into a major crisis last night. The party's six Cabinet ministers quit their posts. The ministers walked out as a result of Ibanez' refusal to drop Under-Secretary of
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    Lock icon NEW RECORD FOR POLAR ROUTE
    46 1 NEW RECORD FOR POLAR ROUTE LOS ANGELES. May 30 (Reuter) A Airlines plane has set up a new Polar route record by flying the 5.300 miles from Copenhagen, Denmark, to here ifi 21 hours 22 minutes an hour and four minutes quicker than the older record.
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    Lock icon NICOLL STEPS INTO PORT ROW
    791 1 NICOLL STEPS INTO PORT ROW Port Strike Nears End Only Just In Time Govt. House Talks Clear The Way For Strike's End A DRAMATIC lost minute effort by the Singapore Governor, Sir John Nicoll, last night averted a serious turn m the 32-day-old strike by 1,300 Harbour Board employees. Sir
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    Lock icon Operation On Sir Cheng-lock A Success 'Surgeon Is A Magician'
    192 1 Operation On Sir Cheng-lock A Success 'Surgeon Is A Magician' Dato Tans Operation MALACCA, Mon. Surgery on the President of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan. was successfully. completed m 20 minutes this morning. The operation was performed by the famous penito-urinary specialist Mr. Terence Millin who was
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    Lock icon 162 Bus Workers Register
    111 1 162 Bus Workers Register THE 162 busmen Who belonged to the dissolved Hock Lee Amalgamtetf Bu.s Company Employees' Union, will j register their names with the Singapore Gcvrrmru j nt L-x--bqur E*eliaiige tociay "£hq £u<«m<*n wore thrown out of efttpMymexH I of a ruling by the sole arbitrator m the
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    Lock icon 4 U.S. AIRMEN ARE RELEASED BY RED CHINA Step To Ease Tension
    238 1 4 U.S. AIRMEN ARE RELEASED BY RED CHINA Step To Ease Tension NEW DELHI, May 30 (R< $erlr-Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, India's United Nalmi^l ||egate toJc^ a P^ess released four American ainhentoday. American airmen, m Chinese han^s. 11 of whom have been imprisoned on spy charges. Mr. Menon. returned
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    Lock icon No Signs Of The Americans
    54 1 HONGKONG. May 30 (AP) Border police reported no sign of any American airmen on the other side of Hongkong's Red China border when it closed today at 6 p.m. But guards on the borders between Hongkong and Communist China speculated that the four fliers may
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    Lock icon 305 MEMORIAL DAY DEATHS
    46 1 NEW YORK. May 30 <Reuter) Accidental deaths m the lons "memorial day" weekend amountd to a total of 305 throughout the United States by last night, and officials fear that fatalities from traffic accidents alone would exceed last year's total of 362.
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    Lock icon Ford Walkout Averted
    60 1 DETROIT, May 30 (Reutcr> Representatives of the United Auto Workers Union and the Ford Motor Company compromised at an emergency meeting here yesterday m an attempt to avert an impending strike of 140,000 Ford workers. The union modified Its original demand for a guaranteed annual wage and
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    Lock icon Red Ship Sinks
    30 1 TOKYO. May 30 (AP) A Russian ship was believed sunk m a fierce storm early today 600 to 700 miles west of Hokkaido, Japan's Coast Guard reported.
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    Lock icon EX-SPECIAL ACQUITTED
    32 2 EX -SPECIAL ACQUITTED KUALA LUMPUR. Man. A former Special Constable 22-year-old Anthony Periasamy, was acquitted and discharged m the Sessions Court here today on a charge ot attempting to rob a girl.
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    Lock icon 63 SIT HOUSES TO GO ON SALE AT $7,000 EACH
    233 2 63 SIT HOUSES TO GO ON SALE AT $7,000 EACH Priority For Trade Unionists LANDS and Housing Minister, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, has given the green light for the sale of 68 Singapore Improvement Trust houses m Dawson Road, off Alexandra Road. T— Costing between $7,000 and $7,700
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    Lock icon Agent Claims $24,000 For Welfare Lottery 'Sale'
    205 2 Agent Claims $24,000 For Welfare Lottery 'Sale' JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. —The Johore agent of the Lotteries Board. Mr. Foo Mun Long, who is also the proprietor of Teng Fook Co.. yesterday sued Wong Peng Kow m the Supreme Court today for $24,000 which he claimed to be the value of
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    Lock icon ON WAY TO OPEN MOSQUE
    69 2 SAIGON millionaire, Haji M. A. Abdul Rahman, TO. arrived at Singapore's Kallang Airport yesterday on his way to open a mosque he built m his birthplace, Ayer Parii m Madras State. Haji Abdul Rahman ba s also built a girls' school and a maternity home
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    Lock icon 422 Sail On First Pilgrim Ship This Year
    131 2 422 Sail On First Pilgrim Ship This Year THE Singapore Harbour Board wharves were thronged by hundreds of Malays from Singapore and the Federation yesterday to witness the departure of the Anking, first pilgrim ship to Mecca for 1955. From the early hours of yesterday lorry loads of people arrived
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    Lock icon MacD. To Officiate
    50 2 PENAXG. WOO.— The Commissioner General m Southeast Asia. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, will open the first block of the Anglo-Chinese School building project m Ayer Itam Road on June 6. A dedication service will be officiated by the Rev. Dr. Raymond L. Archer. Bishop of the Methodist Church
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    Lock icon Reds Retreat Into Malaya
    40 2 BANGKOK. May 30 (Router) In the face of Thai Police operations, terrorists In South Thailand retreated Into Northern Malaya during May and avoided clashes, Police announced here. Police found only empty huts and one arms cachr.
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    33 2 PENANG, Mon. A travelling dispensary and lecture van of the veterinary department, painted yellow with a blue cross, will visit the rural areas of the island from June 1 to 10.
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    19 2 EIGHTY-eight and crippled Chinese arrived m Keelung on Monday from Hongkong for resettlement m Formosa. UP
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    Lock icon For Men Only-A 'Mad Hatters Fashion Show
    270 2 For Men Only -A 'Mad Hatters Fashion Show PSYCHOLOGISTS may one day offer an explanation foe man s a\K hat-buying on the part of the wife. It may be that he feck himseU to I inferior position just so lonjr as hat-buying remains a woman's monooolv On June 3, he
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    Lock icon These *&aby9 Stvortls CVifTftl Lethal
    129 2 These *&aby 9 Stvortls CVifTftl Lethal WITH memories of the recent riots still fresh in (heir minds. law-abiding people in Singapore are nervous about the brisk sale of miniature Japanese Samurai "Warrior' swords from Change Alley. Chiefly intended as ornaments or paper cutters, these swords can be turned into lethal
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    Lock icon Composer Appointed Examiner
    111 2 Composer Appointed Examiner KUALA LUMPUR. Men. Mr Michael Head. noted British composer has been appointed by the Associated Board of the Royal School of music to conduct the practical examinations m Ma' ay a this year. He is due to arrive here early m July, Mr. Head entered the Royml
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    Lock icon Wife Failed To Tempt Husband
    298 2 ..So She Sues Gets D/vom KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon- A K-year-oU the High-Court today that for two years iflo M marriage she used every device at her rii^p't i- duce her husband to have sexual relations- Mrs. Margaret Mary Perera. a Kuala Pilah teacher who was
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    Lock icon 3 Charged With Theft Of Liquor
    41 2 3 Charged With Theft Of Liquor were charg< and other liquor way wagon a: Port Swfl( on Dc They were R mad. Sulaiman bin Pi i samv g in ar party when he each ea. When they sho: ran m did)
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    Lock icon Cinema Mer Get A Better Deal
    41 2 Cinema Mer Get A Better Deal ABOUT 40 employ ;ee T: •a. have better service as from I Yesterday, th agreed to c two m addition to P«- rtaii who neg i sain. 'The to pro 1 a i 'ion foi
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      73 2 Weather Report Minimum Tempt" rature: From 7.30 p.m. May 29 to "30 am. May 30. Singapore <16F). Penan? (764-). Kota Bahru (73F), Kuala Lumpur (75F). Ipoh I 7 IF). Kuantan (7?Fj. Maximum Temperature; From 7.30 a.m. May 29 to 7.30 p.m. May 30. Singapore (87F) Penanff 1 89F). Kota Bahru
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    Lock icon 6 MORE FACE RIOT CHARGE
    86 3 6 MORE FACE RIOT CHARGE Sing ip are Police KM Cresfa arrests m D with the recent T ej were Toh K:m :.eong Ah Sai, Chia Boon Yean. W'a Ya T;an. s and Lim Hai vert -h'xrgo I iii 1 C 3 Hi yv ;jv as>e- y on May 12
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    Lock icon CITY COUNCIL TO DECIDE JOBS POLICY TODAY
    223 3 CITY COUNCIL TO DECIDE JOBS POLICY TODAY THE Singapore City Council will today decide the governing selection of candidates for appoint- In the Council's service. I ty Councillor Mr. S H. D. E move at today's monthly meeting a five-point on the polity supported bar Mr. Yap Pheng Geek. Tin
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    Lock icon MOR Fined For Bid To Evade Tax
    62 3 JOHORI BAHRU M n. n Md. Nooi R/ rincd I even months' S< ton r to evade tobacco leaf. In parsing 111 n, t) pi Ud it unfortunate so my Idi rs made use of Majesl In to deprive Go% ■I largt ,cco
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    53 3 No Decision In Base Row > Mir WJI V tESJ N I HIVES I Ma < Baj c L bova deputy O S n tent, c < ne re- c all* i< d lination." Woodhull. tarj n, told The S'nndtbst .i :;na! not rea I at B M;;nn. is I
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    Lock icon CHARLIE'S AUNT' WILL BE AT BALL
    129 3 CHARLIE'S AUNT' WILL BE AT BALL 'CHARLIE'S AUNT' (Mr. Oliver Beaudeft) gets ready to go to the Chinese Ladies' Association Fancy Dress Dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on June 11. The .indues who will themselves be m fancy dress are the Commissioner(ieneral. Mr. Malcolm MapDonald, the Chief Minister. Mr.
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    Lock icon Four Want Trade Fairs In Amusement Parks
    156 3 Four Want Trade Fairs In Amusement Parks FOUR Singapore City Councillors will today oppose the Council's Building Committee decision banning trade fairs m Amusement Parks. The four arc Mr. Yap Phong Geek (Nominated), Mr. S.H.D. Ellas (Nominated 1 Mr. Chan Kum Chee (Progressive) and Mr. J.M. Jumabhoy (Labour Front). At
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    Lock icon 2 JOURNALISTS FOR GERMANY
    49 3 TWO Singapore journalists leave Singapore today by BOAC for Bonn. Germany, as guests of the West German Republic on a fortnight's tour. They are the Secretary of the Singapore Union of Journalists, Mr. Ivor Kraal, and Mr. Mok Lee Kwang of the Nanyang Siang Pan,
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    Lock icon 5 Charged For Woman's Murder
    108 3 5 Charged For Woman's Murder BUTTERWORTH, Mon. Five men. P. Xavicr. Richard Perera, Ali bin Abdullah, Napiah bin Yacob and Ismail bin Yusofl were charged with alleged murder before Inche Hassan bin Hussain m the Magistrate's Court today. They were accused of the death of a Siamese woman, Xai Hong
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    Lock icon CITY BID TO DEFY GOVT.
    239 3 Progs. To Press For Traction Co. Take-Over THE Progressive Party, which has a strong line-up m the Singapore City Council, will defy Government's decision not to purchase the Singapore Traction Company. The Party will, through its leader, Mr. A. P. Rajah, move a resolution to
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    Lock icon Abdullah Calls For Loyalty
    114 3 Abdullah Calls For Loyalty KLUANG, Man. Johore*s Under Secretary, Inche Abdullah bin Mohammed, appealed to the people for 100 per cent loy».ty to Government, m a speech at a civic lunch at the Government English School here today. Mai ay a. today, he said, was at the cross-roads of lighting
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    Lock icon 'Minister's NO Does Not Worry Us'—Chuang
    218 3 'Minister's NO Does Not Worry Us' Chuang CHINESE educationists are not disturbed by the Singapore Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee's refusal to grant a month extension for submissions to the All Party Committee on Chinese education. Mr. Chuang Hui-tsuan, who strongly supported a call by Mr. Ng Aik Huan
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    Lock icon Admitted To Fed. Bar
    68 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Mr. Y. R. Jumabhoy was yesterday admitted to practise at the Bar oi the Federation by Mr. Justice Paul Storr who w< '"■il him every success. His petition for admission was presented by Mr. A. Muttuthamby. It was supported by Mr. D. K.
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    Lock icon Freemen: They'll Think Some More
    74 3 Freemen: They'll Think Some More SINGAPORE City Councillors who wish to confer the Freedom of the City on prominent people may m future "nave to introduce the subject at a relevant committee meeting before submission to the ful] Council. A n amendment to this effect will be considered at the
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    Lock icon In The Cave, Illicit Samsu
    40 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.~ Two Revenue Officers visited a hollow m Batu Caves one night and found a man distilling .sam.su. The man was Swee Kian. 32. He was fined $250 m the Sessions Court today.
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    Lock icon Big Society Wedding In Penang
    168 3 Big Society Wedding In Penang PENANG, Mon. A big Chinese society wedding uniting two wellknown and wealthy families m Malaya, was solemnized at the Registry of I Civil Marriages here today when Miss Lily Lim Soh Bee. grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Lean Teng. became the wife of Mr.
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    Lock icon CHANCE TO BE AN ENGINEER
    63 3 THE Singapore City Counci. 1 will soon send 12 .students to Kuala Lumpur Technical College for a four-year course m Civil Engineering on the usual terms and conditions. Applications from those on the Council staff and outside will be invited by the Finance and General
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    201 3 joint charge ol i riminal force on Dahniar binU Ludln with intent to outrage her modesty on M; I Lorong 27. G< ylang. Joan Ke< faced a rurth< r charge oi using criminal f< re« on Rosinati binte Karim at the same place on that
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    Lock icon Free Booklets On Buddha
    60 3 THOUSANDS Ol bOOkl( I I D the teachings ol Lonl Bud€l a are being distributed free by the Singapore Bu Union. The booklets, a Y< ik Number, were made DOS! through the help oi Mr. and Mrs. Chua Poh Choon, are defraying th< co I ol
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    Lock icon Colony Girl Votes In British Election
    80 3 GRACIA TAY, of Singapore, who is actittf m "1 he Teahouse of the August Moon" at Her Majesty's Theatre m London, goes to vote at St. James Norland School m Nottißg Hill Gate, London. She has been m Britain three years. Hei father Mr.
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    Lock icon TRONOH STRIKERS TOLD TO STATE DEFENCE
    676 4 TRONOH STRIKERS TOLD TO STATE DEFENCE No Doubt Workers Used Force, Says Magistrate KAMPAR, Mon. Magistrate Che Abdul Kadir today called upon 24 dismissed workers of the Kampar section of the Tronoh iMines Limited to state their defence against allegations that they continued m an unlawful assembly and used criminal
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    Lock icon Transport Operators Give Up 95 Public Car Permits
    223 4 Move Aimed To Help Malays KIAL A Lr.MPI'R, Mon.— The Pan -Malayan Road Transport Operators Association has ottered to surrender 95 taxi permits to the Federation Government to facilitate greater participation ot Malays m the country's transport industry. Mr. A. Forward. Federal
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    84 4 .TAIPING. Mon.— Mr Leow Ah Ping, honorary secretary and treasurer, Taiping branch of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya, is one of the two Malayan delegates, selected to attend the 13th biennial conference of the British Empire Service League, to be held m Westminster, England Mr.
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    Lock icon Seacook's Clothing Caught Fire
    153 4 Seacook 's Clothing Caught Fire PENANO, Mon Three Indonesian seamen, Hassan Baser!, Ami Nudm and Ghani could not tell the Penang Corner. Group Capt. G. V. Howard, who held an inquiry today, how the clothes of Mat Ali. their seacook, caught fire while their vessel was six miles from Pulau
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    Lock icon These Buses Are Not Economical
    188 4 PENANG, Mob.— A decision made by the Finance and General Purposes Committee to replace 23 uneconomical 26-seater trolley buses by ten buses, each able to carry 11 seated and 13 standing passengers, at a total estimated cost of 8440,000, will be brought up for confirmation
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    Lock icon A Terrorist Gives Up
    59 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— One more Communist terrorist has surrendered m the Federation. No further details are available at present. Four armed terrorists, including a woman, stopped a timber lorry m the Labis area of ,!ohore yesterday morning They punctured the 'petrol tank and set fire to
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    Lock icon Bukit Mertajam Plans Parade
    53 4 PENAXG Mon. -A Queen's birthday parade will be held on the Bukit Mertajam Parianq at 9.30 a.m. on Thursday, June y Besides Police units taking part. there will be a Home Guard unit and cadets from tho High School he-p. The District Officer will address and
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    Lock icon POLICE PROBE MAN'S DEATH
    36 4 SINGAPORE Police arc investigating the death of a Naval Base worker, Naidu Soundarajloo, 38, who died early yesterday morning while being conveyed to the Asian Hospital m an ambulance from Canberra quarters.
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    Lock icon SULTAN OPENS NEW MARKET
    52 4 THE Sultan of Selangor (left) cuts a ribbon at the main entrance to the new $375,000 Kuala Lumpur Municipal Market m Jalan Raja Bot which he declared open last Saturday. On the right is the Municipal secretary, Inche Mohamed Din bin Ali. Standard Dhoto by Yong
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    Lock icon 'Indian Alliance Men Will Stand'
    205 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Mr. V. T. Sambantham, President of the Malayan Indian Congress, today denied reports (not by The Standard) that his party j would not field any candidates with the Alliance contesting; the forthcoming: Federal elections. He said the selection of Alliance candidates would
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    77 4 PEN AN G, Mo:].— A committee member of the M.I.C. here, Mr! K. R. Ramanath. commenting on the absence of Indians m the Alliance Federal Elections set-up, said today the MIC had been trapped then given a kick. Mr. Ramanath, who had continually objected to the
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    Lock icon 11p.m. Limit To Speeches
    61 4 KOTA BHARU, Mon. Kelantan Police last night warned the chief publicity officer, UMNO Kota Bharu Division. Che Nik Mohd. Amin bin Ali, that campaign speeches are allowed up to 11 p.m. only. Earlier Che Nik was told that no campaign speeches would be allowed at night
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    Lock icon Dying 18 Years Ago, It Is Still Humming
    301 5 Dying 18 Years Ago, It Is Still Humming Now A New Birth Planned KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Telecommunications Department today revealed that somewhere m Malaya, there is a thriving telephone exchange which was 'dying' 18 years ago. This was disclosed m the Telecoms 1 magazine "Mercury,* 1 by Ho Ah
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    74 5 Dr. Lim Will Not Contest Fed. Polls JANG The Settlere] <■:.• ative r'oderal Legislative L Chona Eu, ay refuted rumours th it he c one ol the Alliai Ti ral E c tioris. Dr, ne i tin the o a 'r. nd there i ike ihood of "he elections. f
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    Lock icon Post Office Business Up By $12 Mil.
    112 5 Post Office Business Up By $12 Mil. TiIK total cash turn-over of the Singapore Posi Office durog 1954 >. as >'<">-.' I T J an Increase ome 12 million A review of the postal scr- the inued increase Urmai fad ities there appears to be no red iction m :i6
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    47 5 RAI FB, Man.— The Mahn i Eng .-.i S h 01, Ra i I has oh- i tamed 100 per cent pass re> m ihe Gi I j a rmai inations held rhe two appeared I n pa sed are, i and Miss
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    125 5 TELOK ANSON, Mon.— Dr. Ismail, vice-president of the UMNO said the all-Malaya Youth Congress was v stunt to disrupt or disorganize the UMNO. llc addressing the LJMNO-M N > I rade and I v here n Friday. }{.> the opponents oi UMNO knew the
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    74 5 YBM J-;- State Governmen i pubUshing an utlina! souvenir booklet In English and Jawi lor the Diamond Jubil( ol the reign oi the Sultan which will be celebrati d' m September this rj, M-page booklet will contain a complete biography < r the Sultan together with D hoto»raphs
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    64 5 MORE than 100 members of the Klang branch of the Selangor Malay Students' Literary Union, gathered at the Malay Boys' School, Klang. last week to hold a Hari Raya Puasa tea party. Seated fifth and sixth from the left are Inche Alias bin Abdul Rahman, the secretary, and
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    290 7 WASHINGTON, May 30, (IP)— The Western Big Three have proposed to Russia that the forthcoming Big Four chiefs-of-state meeting be held at Lausanne, Switzerland, m the latter part of July, it was learned authoritatively yesterday. The exact dates proposed were not divulged. But reliable
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    78 7 WASHINGTON, May 30 (UP> Senator George }i. Bender said yesterday a poll of registered voters m Ohio shows nearly a 3 to i vote lor using atomic weapons, if necessary, to defend Qucmoy and Matsu from Red Chinese attack. He said the vote was 24,600 "yes"
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    73 10 LARGE-scale dredging work is now being carried out by the Overseas Dredging Company of Britain, m the Persian Gulf near Bahrain. This government contract was given to the company after its success m a K'Z million project at Kuwait Units of the company's powerful dredging equipment are dredging a 300-ft.
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    282 10 THE Mentakab Rubber Co. Lid.'s trading profit for the year ended January 31, 1955. was $101,378. a.cainst $22,421 m the previous year. This Increase m profit wa? due to a further reduction m working costs and. m the latter months of the financial year, the higher
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    42 10 TIN ore outputs m the quarter ended March 31, announced are: Kent (F.M.S.) Tin Dredging Ltd. 1,198 piculs; Gopeng Consolidated Ltd. 3.275 piculs; Rambutan Ltd. Btil piculs; Tekka Ltd. 647 piculs; TekkaTaiping Ltd. 950 piculs; Pengkalen 1.915 piculs.
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    63 10 RUSSIA and her satellites have sharply increased cotton purchasing m Egypt. Red China may also absorb heavy tonnage. To Egyptian cotton men the Communist economic delegates are friends m need even though trading is on a barter basis. The main thing m Egyptian eyes is
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    327 10 THE w e 1 1 -known British company of dredging engineers, Overseas Dredging Company, which has curded o vast projects m Europe, West Africa and the Middle East, plans to extend its activities to Malaya, Hongkong and other parts of the Far East. Mr.
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    550 12 Rangers Profit By UMNO's Long Lay Off To Win 5-2 Selanuor Kancers 5 wnman o Row and Ibrahim Markaya (penalty) Jr, J" V") U i Ghani 2 Talib and Ayoub (penalty). v rr Cajlt Hnph Stnckct. Xl ALA LrMPI'K. Mon.— Selangor Rangers Football Association, 1954 knockout champions and strong contenders
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    95 12 XV \LA LUMPUR, Mon, B Sikhs have been lin 1 S Z n In Malao iii Ini rs. arlcket tition r the Mahlma E Shield. tal x states arc i irt m th c< mp< tl- draw resulted as ioiio-.v North tone Perak Bikhs versus
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    53 12 TAIPIXG. Mon Ligertwood Estate XI made a strong claim for championship honours m the Second Division of the oca! Football League when they trounced Kamunting XI by six goals three. Scorers for the winners were Francis (3), Veerasamy (2) and Rengasamy, EUmiafa (2) and Yin Thutt acted
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    300 12 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Mon.- A feature. of Saturday's races, opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's MayJune meet, was the splendid 'treble' by jockey Mickey Donnelly, who booted home Red Wolf, Bold Dragoon, and Safari, all maiden winners. After Rod Wolf II had
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    39 12 BAT FOR NAGIAH NAGIAH. Club b O again.* i their a: played handled bai bowling second inr. PI ed by Mr of St. Singapore. Europeai -.am took the v. i: pard. Barror v M the onh In the inn::
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    172 12 Dockyard Trounce Western SC DOCKYARD "A" beat Western S.C. by fire goals to one m a Singapore Division 3A league soccer match played on the C.V.M.A. ground yesterday. Superior m all departments, Dockyard attacked most of the time. There was no score uni til midway, when an All pass I
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    182 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Despite drawing a blank at the recently concluded Penans Turf Club's Summer meeting jockey Garnet Bougoure is now on top of the jockeys' list with 22 first, 17 seconds and 13 thirds. He is one winner ahead of Athol Mulley who booted home 21
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    890 12 But Europeans Fail To Win AFTER the fast two days of bright cricket, the Colony Test for the Clarke Cup between the Europeans and the Rest petered out into a tame draw on the Singapore Cricket Clubpadang yesterday. Rest, who were 69 runs behind
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    95 12 FOUR -WICKET VICTOR FOR SELANGOR POLICE SEREMBAN, lion. So:- angor Police cricket team. playing tn Seremban yestei day. defeated their Negri counterparts by four m a single innings match ed on the Negri Sembilao C nadang. Batun'g first, the home team scored 149 runs. Wong T Lim 62, Bo ban
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    205 13 final fame. Ho took the service return and blasted 1 I i I placement straight the •id lie. Miyagi I the match wa a i t Fo ;r < fans gave the Pi s a standing Tomorrow Ampon, a crafty rour: strategj meets
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    193 13 FIVE AMERICANS FIGHT IT OUT French Lawn Tennis PARIS, May 30 (Keutor) Five Americans yesterday reached the quarter-finals of the men's singles m the French lawn tennis championships here. They are Vie Seixas current United States tltleholder, Budge Patty. Herb Flam. Ham Richardson and Tony Trabert. Others In the last
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    55 13 THE three winners of the "Body Beautiful" contest sponsored by the U.M.N.O. Kuala Lumpur branch, at the variety concert m aid of the U.M.N.O. (Malaya) fund held at the Kuala Lumpur's Lucky World Park on Thursday. They are from left: Zainal Samed (second), Zainal Damby (first) and Rahim (third). Standard
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    58 13 OAKLAND. California, May 30. (UP) Katsuichi Tori of Tokyo. Japan, the 1954 Japanese diving champion, handily defeated three opponents to win the Men's Far Western Diving championship here. Tori, now a student at Stanford University, competing attached, compiled o(i' points, almost 50 mere than cloest competitor. Tori's achievement
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    555 13 ROCKY THE FIGHTER CAN SWAY MILLIONS WITH HIS CHARM NEW YORK, May 30, (AP)— Rocky Marciano is a scowling-, crag faced man with a nervous habit of licking his lips while he destroys an opponent Rocky Marciano is a poised, sensitive champion with a skill for ad lib talks Rocky
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    440 13 PEREZ FLOORS SHIRAI 5 TIMES IN 5 ROUNDS TOKYO, May 30 (AP)— Argentina's Pascual Perez smashed ex-champion Yoshio Shirai of Japan to the floor five times m five rounds tonight and knocked him out at tlie end of the fifth to keep his world, flyweight boxing championship. The fight ended
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      1560 14 DANES WILL DECIDE... Peter Kum Backs Denmark On The Doubles I Ri\ into several people this morning and all of them offered: "Bet you even money. The Indians uill heat the Dane*." Had 1 been a MM&fer, would have taken them on because I feel that the Danes mil just
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      78 14 THE Y'wc-Prcsident of the Thai Badminton Association, Mr, S. S. p}\cindham, and the Honorary Treasurer, Mr. Hwang Yong lAtn, paid a courtesy call on Mr. Aw Cheng Chyc, Vicc-Chairn>an o/ the Thomas Cup Managcmtnt Committee, and Mr. Aw Cheng Talk, Managing Director of the Singapore Standard, on their arrival by
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      234 14 THE DEMAND for Malayan badminton coaches has spread from India to Thailand. Mr. S. S Pheindham, vice-president of the Badminton Association of Thailand, told The Standard yesterday on his arrival from Bangkok that he was here to discuss this matter with the Badminton
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      69 14 MR. L. R. *GASKAR, Manages of the Indian Thomas Cup team, told The Standard last night that the Indian players will not compete m this year's Malayan championships to be played m Kuala Lumpur from June 9 to 12. He said that his team will board
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      78 14 DOCKYARD 'A 1 beat Western S.C. s—l5 1 m a Colony division 3A league match on the CYMA ground yesterday. Division 3B matches resulted as follows: Raja.ii SC beat Singapore j Civil Service Assn. 3 o at j Farrer Park. Blue Rovers SC beat Kebenaran S.C. s—l at
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      742 14 Via The Singles e a t y THE Indian Thomas Cup players arc now riding *wm crest of a wave which I believe will curry them through the final against Denmark at the Singapore Badminton Sfod u^\ n! tomorrow. But it will be narrow, and my prediction
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