Singapore Standard, 7 July 1956

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    31 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines? 2400 #6 ft "A *3* FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 24M mi. N y SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 7 V 1956 11 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    3 1 VIRGIN BIRTH DFGFDSG
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    Lock icon ANSOM DRAMA AT RAFFLES MUSEUM
    200 1 ANSOM DRAM A AT RAFFLES MUSEUM $50,000 Flung Into Parked Car I Aa jr containv m $10 notes, into a car ..r.cL!I m I Tuesday missing Mr Ng, nd 1 .ver. Vah. were tl abductors Id captive I for one week. The m mey was the ransom which" the kidnappers
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    Lock icon Terrorists Raid Chinese Tin Mine
    143 1 IPOH, Pri.— Five Chinese Communist terrorists staged a lightning raid on a Chinese -owned tin mine, some three miles from Ipoh, at about one o'clock this morning. In ten minutes they set fire to two engines and broke the pipelines. Damage was estimated at approximately
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    Lock icon Hattrick For Eileen
    48 1 Hattrick For Eileen Golden Voice: KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Miss Eileen Sta Maria, 20, of King's House telephone exchange, won the Selangor Golden Voice competition, concluded m Radio Malaya studios here tonight. Tonight's success meant a "hattriek" for Eileen, who won the title last year and the year befoi
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    Lock icon Cwealth Premiers Pfedge 'Peace And Prosperity
    290 1 Cwealth Premiers Pfedge 'Peace And Prosperity LONDON, July 6— The conference of British Commonwealth Prime Ministers ended here today with a "peace and prosperity" programme based on their determination to seek world disarmament and to foster aid to the poorer nations of the world. The premiers welcomed the new look
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    Lock icon STEEL FREEZE AS STRIKE ROLLS ON
    119 1 PITTSBURGH. Pennsylvania, July 6 (AP) Moving to assure unimpairment of the nationai defence programme, the Government today froze allocation of certain critical steel items as the steel strike rolled on with no sign of an early breach m deadlocked contract negotiations. Top federal mediators
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    Lock icon 100,000 Tons Oil Tanker
    55 1 PARIS. July 6 (Reuter)— The millionaire shipowner, Mr. Aristotle Onassis, if planning a 100.000 tons deadweight oil tanker about twice as big as the present world's largest to be built m the United States, together with two other large tanker vessels, a spokesman for his shipping
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    Lock icon JEALOUS? TAKE A DOSE OF OXYGEN
    238 1 PARIS. July 6 (Reuter) Jealousy kills 1,000 French men and women every year, though it is a passion which m most cases can be "cured" by phys'cal exercise combined with breathing pure oxygen, according to the French weekly newspaper France-Dimanche. Left uncured. jealousy would
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    Lock icon LABUAN: A FREE PORT-Official
    197 1 LABUAN: A FREE PORT-Official Duty Only On Drinks, Smokes, And Petrol LABUAN, NORTH BORNEO, JULY 6, (REUTER).— SIR ROLAND TURNBULL, THE GOVERNOR, ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT LABUAN WOULD BECOME A FREE PORT ON SEPT. 1, 1956. This means that the Port will revert to its pre-war status and follows requests by
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    Lock icon FOUR HK BRITONS ON BRIBE CHARGE
    196 1 Conspiracy^ ith Officer Alleged HONGKONG, July 6 (Reuter)— Four of Hongkong's Leading British residents were today charged before the Central Court here with conspiracy to enable a Government official to receive a bribe They were WiA|ah_ Miyx^ 1 Iva;\ t.hei QmstmKZiw. <%>', Superintendent of
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    Lock icon Divorce: It Can't Be Fixed
    281 1 Divorce: It Can't Be Fixed So Man Who Tried To Buy' Out Wife, Has Decree Quashed PENANG, Fri. A High Court Judge todoy quashed a divorce decree because the husband attempted to pay his wife a sum of money not to contest the suit. The Judge. Mr Justice Rifiby. rescinded
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    Lock icon Foreign Aid Bill: Slap For Ike
    112 1 Foreign Aid Bill: Slap For Ike WASHINGTON, July 6 (R( Miter > The Appropriations Committee V thr House ot Representative: today approved an authorisation bill for money ior the admin .s--trationA Foreign Aid programme which cut the $332.--000.000 proposed for Asia to $3*35.000.000. The Committee also turned down a request
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    Lock icon Wimbledon-Hoad Wins
    32 1 WimbledonHoad Wins LONDON. July 6 (Renter) Lew Hoad beat Ken Rosewall 6-2, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 m an all-Australian final to win the men's singles title today m the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships.
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    Lock icon Haul In HK
    41 1 HONGKONG, July 6 (Reuter i Police today made their second big haul of opium m Hongkong this week, when they discovered 200 pounds of the drug m an empty water tank of the 6.801 -ton British freighter Ikauna.
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    Lock icon Came Warns Students Against Politics
    121 2 Came Warns Students Against Politics SIR Sydney Came, ViceChancellor of the University of Malaya, asked pupils of Victoria School. Singapore, yesterday "to think of public affairs, but not to take them seriously." Addressing" them at the School's Annual Speech and Prize-Giving Day. Sir Sydney said: "You should not be content
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    Lock icon Local Rice As Govt. Stockpile
    91 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Minister for Commerce and Industry. Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, stated categorically today that Government would maintain its stockpile with local rice, if it was cheaper than foreignimported rice, and if it was available m sufficient quantities. Government, he said, had
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    Lock icon Pupils' Best Friends— Teachers
    96 2 BENTONG, Fri— Members of the Federation National Union of Teachers at the Mahmud School. Raub. contributed regularly to a scholarship fund which helped three pupils m the school. Tiiis was staled m the annual report of the Pahang Branch of thp Union to be presented at
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    Lock icon MORE POWER FOR LOO BODIES
    239 2 Fed. Govt. Cannot Handle Everything' PENANG Fri. The Federal Government feels that the time for further advances m local government has now come, said the assistant Minister for Natural Resources and Local Government, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talis, at a meeting of the Rural
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    Lock icon Cheat Gets 6 Days' Jail
    76 2 IPOH. Fri. Engineer. Richard Duncan Armstrong. 37. was sentenced by Magistrate Che Abdul Kadir bin Yusof to six days' jail today when he pleaded guilty to three charges of cheating the manager of the Station Hotel, of $123.70 by pretending to be a "Police Officer."
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    Lock icon Two Were Murdered —Coroner
    108 2 MALACCA, Fri.— A finding of murder against person or persons unknown, was recorded by the Coroner today at an inquest on a clerk and a rag-and-bone merchant, whose decomposed bodies were found m a ravine at Ayer Kangkong over six j weeks ago. Dr. M. Rajathurar,
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    Lock icon They Seek Lifting Of Rationing
    113 2 They Seek Lifting Of Rationing IPOH. Fri. Shopkeepers and residents of Kuala Kuang New Village m the Chemor area have petitioned the State War Executive Committee, seeking the lifting of the "white card" rationing system. Under this system, rice, salt. sugar, flour, cooking oil and dried fish are classified as
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    Lock icon 11 Bus Companies Oppose One Authority Plan
    192 2 11 Bus Companies Oppose One Authority Plan ALL 11 Chinese bus companies m Singapore, yesterday opposed a proposal by the Colony's Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, to bring the public transport system under a single transport authority. However, the Singapore Traction Company, the biggest single transport firm
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    Lock icon I-Card Gives Him Trouble
    74 2 PENANG, Fri. A mercantile assistant, Derek Arthur Butler, 24, claimed trial la the Magistrate's Court toda> to a summons charge of fa fling tc produce his identity card on demand by a lance corporal of the Royal Military Police at a hotel m MunVi Street on
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    Lock icon MR. M MAY TRY —A COMEBACK
    116 2 TOKYO. July fi (Reuter) Mr. David Marshall, former Chief Minister of Singapore, told Reuter today he may return to politic* after his visit to Japan and Communist China. Mr. Marshall arrived here today aboard the luxury liner Frankfurt on a six -week private visit.
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    Lock icon Mining Workers Threaten To Call Off Agreement
    210 2 Mining Workers Threaten To Call Off Agreement TAIPING, Fri.— The Malayan Mining Fmnln Union, at an emergency meeting here tonight L to sever relations immediately with the Malaya! ing Employers' Association and repudiate the tm with the MMEA made during the March negotia The Anion has further thiea- 1 ferieri
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    Lock icon He Wonts Control Ob A-Explosion
    87 2 DR. N.B. Re*, profj of radio thrr.u 1 cutta University saicl Singapore \rvtprda*- 1 some form of mtfrnaa control o\er atomic necessary. The profe^nr ha* compleleri a tnur oi Be and Thailand uherf held discussions *w aa radiations. IV I I talks with Indont rities
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    27 2 MR. D. B. WATSON has been appointed Assistant Engineer, PWD, Kota Tinggi, Johore. m place of Mr. A. F. O'Maoilcoin, who has gone on transfer.
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    20 2 TAIPINi .4 Adv. it E here has Literacy _i- I per- In WH Sepet a n g **m
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    Lock icon Kyle Welcomes Canberra Squadron
    144 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Air Officer Commanding Malaya, Air Vice Marshal W. H. Kyle, today paid a flying visit to the RAF, Butterworth, tc welcome back officers and men of No. 101 (Canberra) Squadron, Royal Air Force, which recently arrived m Malaya to relieve No. 9 (Canberra)
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    Lock icon Issue Over Death Of 'Princess Beautiful'
    462 3 58,000 Claim Contested MR. W. M. WARDEN, a racehorse owner, said yesterday he fls aware of tour or tive insurance claims against the death of race orscs which were paid m full by the Law Union and Rock Insurance 1 Company. Ho said this
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    69 3 Doctor's New Position A BRAIN", Pre•oe of B: itain'a *rs. has Pre ident of the a tciation of es. ion to Lord g or. Sir Rus ell, Singn re m April, ns to me there dations ia c |U a op- mtributinfg to CSJ M Ye F.P.A. two leniiß I
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    Lock icon Youth Freed On Doubt
    57 3 I laUcalam all ia d the ben< til md be iultt( I re Court yester- I be :v a I an unlawful tusj b the •a- Sens with a l rl Btreet, on I -a ho conducted I D laid that D rei PMSS4 nt at
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    Lock icon Women Elect Assn. Officials
    70 3 THE Singapore Young Ma- lay Women's Association, at its annual general meeting, elected the following office-bearers for the year 1956/1957: President Che Zaharah Abdullah Kwang; vice-presi-dent—Che Wan Noor S. Daud; secretary Che Jidah Abdullah Kwang; assistant secretary Che Salbiah Haron; treasurer Che Hasnah Chik; auditor Che
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    Lock icon Lone Councillor Against Project
    227 3 $100 Mil. Power Station OTT of the five Singapore City Councillors interviewed yesterday, only ore disagreed with the decision of the Council's Public Utilities Committee to have a new SlOO million power station for the Colony. Mr. V. X NalT (South' said It seemed that the
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    Lock icon Lady Slim Visits Gurkha Famines
    110 3 LADY SLIM, wife of the Governor-General of Australia. Field Marshal Sir William Slim of Burma fame, yesterday made a whirlwind tour of families' quarters of the 12 Gurkha Rifles, at Slim Barracks, Singapore. She was shown round by the Second-in-Command, Major J.A. Ormsby. Also accompanying
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    Lock icon LIM AT NAVY PARADE
    85 3 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, paid his first official visit to the Royal Malayan Navy Headquarters yesterday. Before proceeding on a fourhour tour of the establishments, he was given a 45-man Guard of Honour by R.M.N, ratings, and inspected a parade of about 400
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    Lock icon SJAB To Expand Into Rural Districts
    118 3 SJAB To Expand Into Rural Districts THE St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade hopes this year to expand into rural areas and later m the neighbouring islands of Singapore. It is also anxious that more Social Welfare Clinics may be assisted by St. John nurses, the present coverage being only
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    Lock icon Bookings Open For Japan Tour
    90 3 Bookings Open For Japan Tour MRS. Boris Holland, Director of the Singapore Asia Travel Service who has recently returned from taking 58 travellers on a springtime tour of Japan, yeterday annour^ed plans for the 1957 "Cherry Blossom" tour. Bookings may be made now m the liner Chusan. leaving Singapore on
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    37 3 HONGKONG. July 6 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15.75 to £1 Sterling; $5.9675 to US$l; $1,834 to Malayan Sl; 50. 171 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $260.25 to a tael.
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    Lock icon Varsity Will Move Faculty To K.L.
    184 3 THE University of Malaya will soon construct "light" buildings m Kuala Lumpur to establish its Faculty of Engineering: m the Federation. The Vice-Chancellor of the University. Sir Sydney Came, told The Standard yesterday that every attempt was being made to speed uo the construction
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    Lock icon CHEW'S TRIP TO GENEVA CANCELLED
    85 3 THE Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee. has cancelled his trip to Geneva to represent Singapore at the United Nations Economic and Cultural Organization ConTerence which commences on July 9. Mr. Chew told The Standard yesterday that the cancellation has been due to the
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    Lock icon ANNUAL DINNER
    32 3 OLD BOYS of the Kajang High School will hold their 1956 annual re-union dinner on Saturday. July 28 at 8 p.m. at the Kum Leng Restaurant, Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Lock icon Five Traffic Counts: $425
    76 3 MALACCA, Fri. Corporal P. Morton, of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, stationed m Tampin, was fined a total of $425 m the Magistrate's Court here yesterday, on five traffic offences. He was fined $100 for inconsiderate driving. $100 for fail ing to stop after an accident. $100
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    Lock icon FOUND DEAD
    19 4 WONG Hock Siew. 46, was found dead on the fifth floor of Fullerton Building, Singapore, last night.
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    Lock icon MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE
    69 4 THESE are pictures of a rubber blaze that cost $1,000,000. It occurred at the Ban Lee Rubber Milling factory m Kiang Road. Kuala Lumpur on Thursday night. Standard cameraman Yong Peng Seong caught the dramatic moment (below picture) when the fire reached its peak and (bottom picture)
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    Lock icon Reporter Accused Of Abusing Sgt.
    135 4 Sequel To Rubber Factory Fire KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A Malay Mail Reporter, P. T. J. Joshua, was today charged before the Second Magistrate with being abusive to a Police Officer. The case Is a sequel to last night's big rubber milling factory fire at 41
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    Lock icon PRO's Hold Talks In London
    110 4 PRO's Hold Talks In London I PUBLIC Regions Officers m British Colonies discussed new I approaches to their wo r k jas their territories march towards independence, at the PRO conference m London last month, Singapore Pubic Relations Officer, Mr. G. G. Thomson, said yesterday. Mr. Thomson returned to Singapore
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    Lock icon Australian Strike—No Effect Yet
    121 4 Australian Strike— No Effect Yet SINGAPORE shipping lines operating the Malaya-Aus-tralia run yesterday reported no immediate adverse effects from the waterfront strike which has crippled five main ports m Australia. A spokesman for the Blue Funnel Line told The Standard yesterday that work on one of their vessels, the Agamemnon,
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    Lock icon He'll Sell Satay To Pay For Stolen Gems
    183 4 MOHAMED bin Anwar, 48. unemployed, gambled on horses al] the money from pawning a pair of diamond ear-studs he had stolen, a Singapore Court was told yesterday Asked by Magistrate.' Mr. X T. Alexander, how he was going to pay for the
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    Lock icon Mission To China Is Unofficial And Govt. Will Not Interfere: Ismail
    234 4 Mission To China Is Unofficial And Govt. Will Not Interfere: Ismail KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— The Federation Minister for Commerce and Industry, Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said today that no obstructions would be placed m the way of the trade mission to Communist China. "But I want to make
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    156 4 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday) were: Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot (nom.) 921 93? July No 1 RSS 922 Mi No. 2 RSS 89 89 No. 3 RSS 88 88 _V Tone: Slishth easier. SPOKfc JIN The price ol tin on the local
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    Lock icon HEAD OF INDIAN STUDIES
    89 4 THE University of Malaya has appointed Sri M. Rajakannu, Lecturer m Tamil xn the Government Arts College, Madras, to be the first Head of the Department of Indian Stuaies. The Vice-Chancellor, Sir Sydney Came, m i.nnouncing the appointment, said that the creation of the Department of
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      71 4 Weather Report MI N IMUM Temperature: From 7.30 p.m. July 5 to 730 a.m. July 6. Singapore (75F), Penang (74F), Kota Bahru (/5F>. Kuala Lumpur (72F) Ipoh (72F), Kuantan (72F) Maximum Temperature: F* om 7.30 aw. to 7.30 p.m. July 6 Singapore (83F), Penang <87F), Kota Bahru (91F). Kuala Lumpur
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    Lock icon GANGSTER PROBE IS EYE-WASH,-C.H. KOH
    295 5 Act Now Challenge To Lim AN INQUIRY Commission to probe into gangsterism would merely be "eye wash/ Mr. C. H. Koh, a founder member of the Singapore Labour Front, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Koh, who is forming a new political party, challenged the Chief
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    Lock icon HOLIDAY RIDE THAT ENDED IN A SKID
    71 5 FIVE people, including a woman, had an unpleasant ending to their holiday trip to Batu Pahat when their car skidded and landed stem first m a monsoon drain oflf the 7J mile Bukit Timah Road, yesterday. The severe jolt they received caused them
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    Lock icon Hubby Discovered Her Secret So She Took Poison, Court Told
    244 5 A HOUSEWIFE. Chua IMui Eng, 23. committed suicide because her husband discovered she was leading a double life, Inspector C. K. Lav told a Singapore Coroner's Court, yesterday. Try Ir.-pe r was giving evi--6en--j I ring an inquest on Ch
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    Lock icon Councillor Calls For A Boycott
    243 5 Elected Men Have Little Say— Sim MR. Sim Beng: Seng:, Singapore City Councillor, told The Standard yesterday he would call upon City Council trade unions to boycott the ad-hoc committee appointed by the Council to review qualifications and grading of Council staff. Mr. Sim decided
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    Lock icon PAP Wants Relief For Jobless
    92 5 PAP Wants Relief For Jobless THC Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union wants Government immediately to introduce unemployment benefit schemes as a relief measure for thousands of unemployed workers m the Colony. A resolution to this effect will come for ratification at the first representative council meeting of the Anion
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    81 5 Hongkong Is Not Affected HONGKONG, July 6 (Renter) A Port Health Officer denied here today a reported statement m Singapore that Hongkong was an "infected port." The Officer was commenting on a Singapore report that a group of Japanese deck passengers on the Dutch liner Boissevain were not allowed to
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    Lock icon Trespass Case Postponed
    43 5 SEREMBAN. Fri.— A case m which Town Councillor, Mr. Stanley Ponniah, and two others, were charged with house-trespass was postponed to July 21 for hearing. Thoy were alleged to have entered the house of R. Sivagnanan. intending to annoy him.
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    Lock icon Youth Faces 5 Charges Of Fraud
    89 5 Youth Faces 5 Charges Of Fraud SINGAPORE youth, Jonrnv Yeo Ah Chiah, pleaded guilty to five <*harges of Satld before the Fifth Magistrate. Mr. Denis D'Cotta yestcrda}'. The charges were: dishonestiy retaining two cheque books of the Chartered Bank of Labuan, and cheating four people of a total sum of
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    346 5 SHOULD BE WITHOUT A COPY The Tth edition of MOTOR-' ISTS GUIDE to MALAYA has iust been released. The publication is specially designed to fulfill the requirements of every MOTORIST irrespective of whether he or she is a LEARNER PROFESSIONAL OWNER driver. This 250-page book gives cover-to-cover information
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      Lock icon A Sobering Tour
      452 6 INDONESIAN President Soekarno has expressed himseli as being well sat: -tied with the results of his visa to the United States. Indeed, he even thanked Allah for having been able to create what he called a better understanding of Indonesia abroa L Whether this was meant purely
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      469 6 JJAS thc police any right to manhand^ a rep n rtfr who is doing his job covering an reak of fire 0 On Thursday night a member of our Kuala Lumpur staff, Mr. Peter Kum. went to tc rt a fire that broke out m a rubber factory,
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    707 6  -  ASTER Gl'L'AS'KERA Bv 11HE word victimization has the same effect on the Malayan Governments and other employers as dees a red rag dangled iti tront of a bull. Generally, the word is not always correctly applied In trade union disputes. Sometimes it is the
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    41 6 "I think the test of a really superlative player is making himself forgotten by the listener, who should be conscious only of the mus c he listens to." Louis Kentner talking m the BBC's "London Calling Asia" programme 'Personal Call.'
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    11 6 "Emily Trumble— You're trying: to hide something 5 from me!" 5
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    Lock icon China's Wary Intellectuals
    846 6  -  Rawle Knox By HONGKONG (CHINA'S "higher intellec- tuals" are picking their way with care. Officially they have been given the goahead to compete with each other m differing schools of thought, to expand their creative ideas, and to study Western knowledge. These points were made during the
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      122 6 SITE BELONGS TO GOVERNMENT Sir; I refer to yo ir art; c m pa_e 9 of your newspaper of Saturday, 30th June. 1956, under the heading "A Community Centre for Wages." Concerning this Comm Centre at Ye former Pei Wah Public School. 10th Yio Chu Kang Road, yo;: >ay m
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      552 6 Sir: Dr Lim Tay Boh's statement published m The Standard on June 29. calls tor criticism. To begin with, while he personally is not m favour of part-time university education, he suggests that, it the people of Malaya were m favour, the staff and
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      211 6 Is This Trip Really Necessary? Sir: I was surprised to read m your issue of the 2Rth June. 1056, that the Minister Of Education is attending a UNESCO Conference on Educational matter? m Switzerland next month. However laudable the fact that the Colony U sending a delegation, ts it necessary
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      146 6 Sir; It is understood from the Government Gazette that 39 and 48 candidates have passed the Examination for entry into the Singapore Government Higher Services. Part I, held m April 1955 and April 1956 respectively. Will the Singapore Government be so kind as to announce the total
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    233 6  - POLYGAN MAY END PAKISTAN A.N. Mascareti By POLYGAMY. v ly prariisr J*l Will be we -j if thc re < VA??* the Con "r^ ape ai F; cp r^ (3 The prop f f r v.-ii righl f A.J and dc fact h < '''"J own b isbai agc^ and
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    78 7 NEW ZEALAND Premier Sidney Holland and Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru were presented with the freedom of the city by London's Lord Mayor, Cuthbert Ackroyd. m a ceremony at the Guildhall, London. The two premiers are m London for the current conference of
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    228 7 Act Now Before It's Too Late' IMM 1) NATIONS. N.V. July 6, (AP)— Canada's Paul Martin warned the day that within the next five years the world may reach "the point of the time when the effective control of disarmament may no longer be feasible." Martin,
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    85 7 Early Self-Rule Is A Dangerous Thing, Says Envoy I .MILTON N York July 6, (UP)— Sir \U .and warned last niaht against independence to small but vital i c East fl ''as to to the ador sa. c mopreparation er he added, cou id become the Commu•rtove out move session
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    114 7 Tighter Control Of Students VIENNA, July 6 (UP) mmuni Chechoslovakia terday called Vr tightened rei over university stu- m demanding more Über "We must Investigate the situation at the universities and remove ali reactionary i lements," Czech Education Minister Frantisek Kahudal declared m the literary magaztnc Literarni Noviny. The minister
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    90 7 MANILA. July 6 (Reuter) Mr. Tomas Cloma. a Philippine lawyer-explorer, who -discovered" the Spratley Island group m the South China Sea m May, todayannounced he had formed his own Government for the islands. In a statement released here Mr. Cloma named the islands "Freedomland" and
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    41 7 'There Will Always Be Movies' I' pRK. Jul> I CAP)— v I yestern <•:: petition i linate the ifl but l now musl be VO* I I sailed on j r Europe luctior :to be a thing They'll have v and bet-
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    154 7 NEPAL ORDERS PROBE INTO PLOT KATMANDU. Nepal, July 6 '.Renter— The Nepal Government Is setting up an official tribunal to investigate thoroughly an alleged plot .to overthrow King Mahendra and the Government, whicn was to: led on Wednesday. Official sources said today that 11 people, not 12 as rejSrted ySterday,
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    238 7 Nf CANNOT BEAR TO SEE SICK WIFE SUFFER )£-f JSTLI Kncland, s- v Harold Mercer dimmed eves of his dying -frdav and bt lv ture he "II never have. Ou, s Sarah, 49. J? B md. 1 n I,r t, > >"<* you *>he murmur***n^* n also
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    180 7 Turks Oppose Britain's Plan For Cyprus LONDON. July 6 (AP) Unqualified Turkish opposition has forced Britain to drop a plan that would have cleared the way for the Union of troubled Cyprus with Greece, British officials reported last night. The British plan informally discussed with Turkey envisaged a two stage
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      55 7 TOKYO, July 6 (Reuter) A judge of the Kyoto District Court, western Japan, today declared Japan was a "paradise for drunkards." The judge said under the present criminal law m Japan, he could not convict and punish man for acts committed ie a state of "inability to
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      38 7 HONGKONG, July 6 (AP)— Communist China yesterday announced its promised nationwide pay boost would be retroactive to April 1. This follower* criticism of the low standard of living voiced at the recently concluded National People's Congress.
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      26 7 DAMASCUS. July 6 (AP)— Parliament yesterday unanimously approved plans for a committee to negotiate with Egypt for a federal union of Egypt and Syria.
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      43 7 COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 6. (AP)— Police said a man identified as George Avery, an unemployed rxcountant. phoned his ex-wife and said. "Can you hear this mom? Then he pointed a .32 calibre pistol to his head and pulled the trigger.
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      31 7 BELGRADE, July 6 (Reuter) The Egyptian President, Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, will arrive m Belgrade on July 12 for an eightday state visit, it was announced m Belgrade today.
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      35 7 BRIGHTON, England, July 6 (Reuter) Doctors, deprived of their cigarettes by a "no smoking" ban at th* 1 annual meeting of the British Medical Association here today, sat solemnly chewing candy cigarettes instead.
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    173 7 Terror For Terror In Anti-Red Campaign VILLAGES DESTROYED IN ORGANIZED ARSON BERLIN, July 6, (UP)— A West Berlin refugee organization yesterday said partisans are carrying on an organized arson campaign m Poland. The "Expelles Union" said the Polish Press admitted Poland was being hit by mysterious fires that destroyed whole
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    158 7 Abductor Contacts Father WESTBURV, New York, July 6 (AP) The father of kidnepped Peter Weinberger today received a phone call from a person believed to have taken the month-old child The father inform-J the c?ller he was prepared to meet the ransom demand. Morris Weinberger, the father, received the call
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    48 7 NEW YORK. July 6 (AP) The United States' one day observance of fourth of July brought violent death of 253 persons. 137 of them m traffic accidents. A final tabulation yesterday showed 77 persons drowned and 39 met death from miscellaneous causes.
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    36 7 FGUR Naga rebels were shot dead m a police counterattack yesterday after a rebel band had routed the residents of the village of Garvchi along the Naga hills border m the Jorhat district.- UP
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    142 7 Shepilov Wants More US Contacts MOSCOW. July 6 (UP) Soviet Foreign Minister D. T. ShepHov said yesterday the most "urgent step" m improving Soviet-American relations LS td have personal contacts. Shcpilov spoke informally to reporters at a reception at the Foreign Ministry's mansion Spiridonovta given for United Nations Secretary General
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    125 7 Monster In The Parlour Makes Morons Out Of Americans KINGSTON. New Jersey. July 6 (AP) Americans will ultimately become "chairhound. short sighted and speechless" from watchins: television from childhood up, Seventh Day Adventists were told yesterday. "This monster (television) is sitting m the front room of American homes spewing out
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    178 7 COME VISIT US, PEKING INVITES KUOMINTANG TOKYO, July 6, (UP) Communist China today invited Nationalist Chinese leaders on Formosa to visit the mainland "to see for themselves" the progress made under the Communist regime. Kuomintang Party members on Formosa should be allowed also to "come lreely to visit their friends
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    136 7 Czechs 'Liquidate' Plotters VIENNA. July 6 (AP>— A Prague newspaper reported, today that Czechoslovak Communist security police smashed a plot to set fire to Prague's big Pankrac prison and seize the radio station arjd central post office. The newspaper report said the armed plotters were captured and "liquidated m a
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    37 7 COLOMBO. July 6 (UP) A group of port workers staged a surprise sitdown strike here yesterday for higher wages. Port officials said they expected the port to return to normal, however, within two days.
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    72 7 BATON ROUGE, Lo tisiana, July <S (UP.i— The State Senate stamped unanimous approval yesterday on a bill which would ban a., racially mixed athletics m Louisiana and sent the oontroverstal segregation measure to the governor. A i-cr.ate gai; cry psA-;od v.:"!- scprcz:«tinr lobbyists cheered wildly when
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    167 8 Jobs For Fed. Citizens Only, Say Malays PENANG, Fri. Malay labourers will appeal to the Federation. Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, through UMNO headquarters, that, m, future, all labourers asking for work must be Federal citizens and must owe loyalty to Malaya. This was disclosed today by Inche H. R.
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    114 8 4 YEARS FOR FATAL ASSAULT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs,A rubber tapper, S. Muthusamy, 30, was today sentenced to four years' jail for killing- a man with a trouser belt. He pleaded guilty before Acting Chief Justice Mr. Justice Pretheroe. to culpable homicide, not amounting to murder, of K. Sinappan. 32. The
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    106 8 Home Guard Has Narrow Escape KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Six armed Communist terrorists entered Sri Lai. an;: New Wage m the Kluang District of Johore last ni and stole a shot sun and some ammunition ironi the house ot a Heme Guard. When they went to, the house of the Home
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    45 8 KUALA KANGSAR. Frl A farewell lunch wa- given yesterday by the field staff of the North Perak Department nf Information Serv to Mr and Mrs. B. 11. Atkinson who are going to England on long leave. Mr. Atkinson was Area Information Officer here.
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    28 8 CYCLIST Mat Basri bin An.l ang Ibrahim. 43. d:ed after colliding with a military truck m front of the Grand Talkies cinema. Kuala Kangsar. yesterday morning.
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    98 8 $30M. Loan To Meet Tin Scheme KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Alliance Government will seek Federal Legislative Council authority on Wednesday to borrow $30,000,000 to meet its commitments under the International Tin Buffer Stock scheme. The scheme is being created under the provisions of the International Tin Agreement to which the
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    116 8 Observance Of Feast Of St. Anne BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri. The Feast of St. Anne will be held 0.0 July 28 and 29. Hundreds of pilgrims. Chris* tian and non-Christian, will assemble at the Church of St. Anne to ask for grace and to fulfil their vows. Outstation pilgrims, who arrive
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    46 8 KUALA SELANGOR. Fri Th." Commissioner for Boy Scouts. Selangor, Mr. T. S. Victor, and Inche Abdul Hamid. the Assistant Commissioner for Training, paid a two-day visit to the Saba* Bernam sub-district. They were accompanied by thc District Commissioner, Kuala Selangor, Mr. P. K. Singh
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    42 8 NIBOXG TEBAL. Fri. Kanagaroo. 25. an odd job labourer, wa.s sentenced to six months' imprisonment at the Sessions Court here yesterday for dishonestly retaining stolen property of a battery, worth $50. belonging to the Trans Krian Estate.
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    46 8 Picture by THE Sultan of Selangor takes the salute on his arrival to declare open the new building of the Simpang Lima English School at Telok Gadong Road. Kiang, recently. At right is Mr. N. Francis, headmaster of the school.— Ch'ng Seng Poh
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    197 8 Husband Sues His In-Laws IPOH, Fri. Eighteen-year-old Kousalai today turned ''hostile" witness against her husband m a court case here, before Magistrate Che Jamal bin Abdul Latif. I The husband, S. Periannan, 26. had summoned her mother. sister, and brother-in-law for responsibility m taking her
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    39 8 THE Postmaster General, Malaya, announced yesterday that Post Offices were opened at Bukit Besi, Trengganu and Cha'ah, Johore, on July 1 and 2 respectively, and that a newpostal agency was opened at Simpang Lima, Johcre. on July
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    31 8 AS from Monday, thc USIS library m Kuala Lumpur will open from 11 a.m. lo 7 p.m. daily, Mondays to Saturdays, instead of from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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    42 8 CAPT. Colli i 9 marick. 41 nfu J 1 tra I ian Arm, pV Relation* «,Ml„,, Ut: Malaya Capl H,i m uas form.,;. t *?J| paperman H< a numbei oj the .staH ol th< StiliJ Morning Heral the Mrlbourn* a-^*
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    28 8 STANVAC MAN DUE hl.(pj<>\ \L rcMirdHutir for .dl Standard Vacua Oi! Company > South east Asu h. M< 03 is dm ii pore ioria\ on a vor, inspection tour
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    97 8 The Federation Goveira__| v. m rhe Legtim* Co. i who ng smarter and more i Dtirfui unif' I I officers at j i ntrjr to the cou (noa ated-- ommer c) i Mini; U r <4 Fn.. I pro** ided for C Pena* y< fl Lumpur
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      306 9  -  LEE PRIESTLEY JURIES FROM HISTORY: By L j iary clay m I I JUSt like j .ie >mfortable j id cone be- ttenant j Lah ire th ight marched m ith hie I HVwas nothing i n ty tO tell the pod
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      376 9 HOBBY CORNER iJJOW many trees do you fellows know? Many woodsmen can walk through a glen and name a!'; the trees, tell what they're used for, and perhaps tell the legend of their names or their history. That's pretty specialized, but there is something you can
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      352 9  -  PANSY McCARTY By J AAV, Vc windy n cvh 0/ fcxte flying, is lierc. For something different, make animal kites. Use very light strips of trood One-JOUTtn of at\ inch U>id€ and one-eiglith of an inch thick for the kite frame. Cut
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    345 10 Plan To Attract Capital Into Malaya PROSPECTUS BEING COMPILED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Alliance Government is to draw up a "book of opportunities" to attract foreign industrialists to invest much needed capital m Malaya. A first step will be token by the Budget meeting of the Federal Legislative Council which
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    218 10 NEW HOUSING ESTATE BY THE SEA A MILLION dollar housing project near the seaside m Johore is under way, a spokesman of the managing agents, Dale, Marden Cr Co. Ltd., Singapore told The Standard yesterday Site for the scheme, which is being planned by Sathask Realty Ltd.. is located on
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    40 10 NKW YORK. July 6 (UP).— Dow-Jones Closing Averages: BONDS: 40 Bonds 96.18 The Dow-Jones Commodity Futures Index (1924-26 average equals 100' closed at 156.02. 30 Industrials 500.54 20 Rails 166.21 15 Utilities 68.65 65 Slocks 177.87 STOCKS:
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    134 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were Copra. July $27 buyers, $27| sellers: coconut oi! (bulk $40*1 sellers, coconut oil (drums) $43_ sellers; Muntok white pepper $110 sellers, Sarawak white $109 sellers, Special Sarawak black $76. Singapore Copra Association closing prices: Straits mixed copra.
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    43 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes ta its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying, airmail, TT 32-1/16, O.D. 32-3/16, 90 days 32* credit bills, 32-9/16 trade biils. selling, T.T. or O.D. 31] ready. Other exchange rates remain unaltered
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    116 10 MALAYAN -share-brokers yesterday reDorted the following business done: E N ords SISO. sir:; Gammon $2.01; Goodwood Park Hotc! $1.20: Jackson $1 40 cd; M. Cement 11.57; Metal B x $1.47xd; Robinson Owls C- d SI 2e $1.50 cd; Str its Times $2 70 Straits T: ad< rs
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    142 10 GOOD support was agai > accorded to Ma ayan industrial shares at steady prices. aecordirg to tbe Malayan Share. brokers' Association yesterd There were selective quiries for tins, while rubbers attiacted small interest. Straits Steamship shares were easier yesterday, with no business passing Price changes announced by
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    21 10 JUNE rubber crops i eed are: Kempas 320 L5O Lb (May 238,600 lb.); Radelia 15.--000 Lb. (9,500 11 I
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    88 10 Movement In Mart Contrary Preceder RUBBER Rf/jQ THM the rubber which ai dire; I At the there wa ers and thi? market. also appeal ea to view York fall recover* ing to di Sin c tinued t< of work. m the aut on One Cai i hea\ for Amer j
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    40 10 mai on Tl The marto at slight 1 I I n steady ma Some 1 1 1 U ii at one A,, je Moderate t o rU •n.) July Ju!v R> J July Aug Xon< A NOON PRW
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      341 10 NOTICES CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD FEDERATION OF MALAYA SALE OF DIESEL GENERATING PLANT THE fallowing Diesel Generating Plant la offered for balm by tender, and can be .cm at the Kuala Lipis Power Station of the Central Electricity Board: One-YANMAR. 120 B.H P.. 4 cylinder. 375, r.r.m. oil engine direct coupled
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      95 10 EXPECTED TODAY Qantas EMSI3 SYD/DARWIN 8.05 a.m. Malayan Airways MLI2I KL/MAL 9-55 a.m. Garuda GA372 JAK 11.35 a.m. Malayan Airways MLIOI PG XL 12.45 p.m. KLM KLB2S AMS/BKOK 13.15 p.m. Qantas EM534 LON /BKOK 1.50 p.m. Qantas EMS9I SYD/JAK 2.30 p.m. BOAC 8A963 HONGKONG 3.35 p.m. Malayan Airways ML2I6 PALEMBANG
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    Lock icon ACS Force Saints Into A Draw
    61 12 ACS Force Saints Into A Draw IX a fine day of cricket. St. Andrew's School were forced into a draw with Anglo-Chi-nese School at Woodsville yesterday. St. Andrews: 162 all out (A I/Estrange 41, Sundaraj 47, Razak seven for 36). A.C.S: 73 for seven (Razak 42 n.0., Jasbir Singh 11,
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    48 12 ARSENAL Sports Club gained a convincing 3-0 victory over Paehitan Football Club when the teams met m a SAFA Div. 3A fixture at the CYMA ground yesterday. Arsenal led 1-0 at half time when P. T. Maniam scored. Pakirisamy and Matrawee scored m the second half.
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    189 12 Without Jin Eong IPOH. Fri. Perak will be well-represented m this year'.^ Malayan badminton championships which will be neld m Singapore on Aug. 3, 4, and 5 A notable absentee, however, is Tan Jin Eong, Thomas Cup player and Perak state singles champion. Reason pressure
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    36 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The return inter-club ter.n:s match between the Saiga pore Army and the Johore Civil Service Club wi.l be played at Tanglm tomorro w On the first occasion. Johore near the Army
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    92 12 IPOH, Fri, Thailand became the third country today to accept the Malayin Lawn Tennis Association's invitation to participate m their inter-port tennis competition for the Yeap Hong Ghee's Cup at Singapore on Aug. 20. They have submitted the names of S Kalarak, their
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    61 12 THE Civil Defence HQ. Section is urbanising a doubles Badminton Tournament for Its members at the new floodlit court m Kolam Ayer Lane from July 22. Last date for entries is July 14 There is i.o entry fee. Intending competitors are requested to contact Mr H.
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    277 12 Well Compete When Standards Rise WIMBLEDON tennis received a big boost yesterday when it was announced that this country has been elected a member of the Davis Cup nations at the annual general meeting of the International Lawn Tennis Federation held m London. This
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    86 12 S'gor B.A. Pay For Indians THE Indian Thomas Cuppers' visit to Malaya is being sponsored by the Selangor Badminton Association anc" not by the All-India Badminton Association. This would cost the SBA approximately $6,000. The SBA will also bear all board and lodging expenses. To recoup outlay, the SBA ha
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    574 12 EIGHTEEN-year-oid Johnny Tay. who wa.s last year's Division A individual champion, again became the champion, winning six events at the Oldham Methodist School's 2nd annual athletic snorts held on the St. Joseph School ground yesterday. Antony Ding with 21 points. was the Division B individual
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    1014 12 Klang's Miss Sets Malayan Record KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Women stole the thunder by breaking a Malayan and a Selangor record on the opening day of the 7th annual Selangor Amateur Athletic championships on the PWD Sports Club ground here today. In all, four records were broken
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    224 12 Sikhs Win Despite Rough Play YOUNG Mens Sikh Association beat Seletar Football Club 4—l m a S.A.F.A. Div, 2A league match on the M.F.A. ground yesterday. Though the; Sikhs did much of the attacking from the opening whistle, it was Seletar who opened the score. In the 10th minute, a
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    32 12 TAIPING. Fri. Although fielding several reserves. Volunteer Recreation Club did well td holo! the formidable Survey Sports Club to a two-all draw m their second division soccer match yesterday.
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    Lock icon S'gor Shuttlers For S'ore
    193 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Owing to poor entries. s« gor will not A rounds for ;hc an badminton champi* .rich will be held m Singapore month Notable Selangor absentees are Lim Kee Fo::-- BO I Yeon Teck Chye. S. li gor enti ies a: e Men's singles:
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    Lock icon Shell Vs Volunteers
    68 12 THE following team has been selected to represent the Shell Sports Club against Singapore Combined Volunteer Services at Paya Lebar today. Wickets pitched at 2.15 p.m. pi ompt L. E. Foncott E. Kruscman. M. M. Hull I. C.E Roberts. B. T. M. Philpott. R. W Lowe. G.
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    109 12 Picnic To' Elect A Tiger Queen THE Combin ad M a Lay* Anchor Breweries wil] their annual picnic at S Winds beach toi The employees ol the fl Breweries, and their families consisting of about 2.500 people are expected to attend the picnic Fifty buses and lorries will Convey th,.
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    65 12 THE Singapore soccer team will leave for Malacca this morning lor the Malaya Cup tie against Malacca at 5.15 p.m. The team will return on Sunday morning as some of the Chinese players are scheduled to play Army m n charity match m aid of the
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      141 12 SOCCER S.A.F.A. LEAGUE— DIV 2B: 8.0.D.C.A. vs. Gymkhana S.C. at Geylang Stadium at 5.15 p.m. DIV 3A* R.A.F. Tengah vs. Mmto CU. at Farrer Park at 5.15 p.m. HOCKEY Federation of Malaya vs. Singapore at Jalan Besar at 5.15 p.m. CRICKET S.R.C vs. Police 2nd XI at S.R.C. at 2.15
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    111 13 LONDON. July f, (Reuter) A toe injury to Tnny Lock, Surrey and England leftarm slow bow lor, may restrict his nces of selection for tho t:.:rd cricket test n^ain>t Australia beginning at Leeds on July 12. Lt i kc, w ho, after mis in^ the BC
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    Lock icon HAIL HOAD: THE YOUNG CHAMP
    378 13 Rosewall Fails Bloomer Goes Out Fighting WIMBLEDON, July 6 (AP)— Lew Hoad won thc Wimbledon men s singles tennis championship today by crushing his fellow Australian Ken Rosewall, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4. They were the first and second seeded players m the tournament. Hoad. who
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    37 13 TAAXTOX, July 6 (Rente:) The Australian cricketers drew their three-day game with Somerset here today. Fitial scores: Australians 340 for live declared and 236 tot one declared, Somerset J75 and 234 for five wickets.
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    369 13 TAUNTON, Somerset, July 5 (Reuter)— Colin McCool, 41-year-old former Australian Test player and a stalwart of Somerset these days, took 90 runs off the Australian attack today and showed far more enterprise than had the tourists yesterday. Having declared at their overnight store
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    35 13 Thomson Retains His Golf Title HOYLAKE, Cheshire. July 6 (Reuter)— Peter Thomson, of Autralia, today won the British open goM championship for the th _d successive year. His aggregate for the 72 holes was 286.
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    109 13 Pirie Runs Fastest 10,000 m. LONDON, July 6 (Reuter)— 1 Gordon Pirie, Britain's long distance runner on Thursday ra n 10.000 metres m 29 mins. 17.2 sees., equalling the best time ever accomplished for the distance by a British runner. Pirie was competing at Croydon (Surrey) and his time was
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    40 13 BENTONG. Fri. Temrrloh will be shortly having a new playing ground, this was revealed yesterday by a P. W.D. spokesman. Work has already started on the construction of this ground which is expected to cost about $22,000.
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    188 13 LONDON. July G (AP)— The Soviet Union has indicated it would like to bypass the huge Olympic village at the Melbourne Games this year and house its athletes aboard Russian ships m port. Kent Hughes. Chairman of the Melbourne Olympic Games Organizing Committee, said the
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      222 13 GLOUCESTER, MIDDLESEX SCORE WINS LONDON. July 6 (Reuter) Cricket results: At Bristol, Gloucestershire beat Leicestershire by an innings and 42 run.-. Gloucestershire 304. Leicestershire 131 and secondly 131, Lambert four for 27. At Hull. Yorkshire Hampshire match drawn. Yorkshire 174 and secondly 143. Cannings five for 39. Hampshire 152 and
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      72 13 NEW YORK, JAy 5 (Reuter) Nashua, the world'a top money winning thoroughbred won the 83.000 dollars (£29,600 ster ins) Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park yesterday and increased his record total to 1.158.765 dollars (£413,200 sterling). In winning hi:- fourth rare m seven starts this year Nashua by
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    889 14 JOLLY SAILOR TO LEAD THEM HOME He Is Pretty Smart On His Favourite Course And Score His 4th In A Row Windsor Lad Sums Up JOLLY SAILOR, a Bukit Timah course specialist, is my choice m the main mile event (Race Six) for Class One, Division Ono performers this afternoon,
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    174 14 Windsor Lad The Spectre Trundle HiiJ Scrutineei CROHN LINK FAIR RALEIGH APPLAUSE CROWN LINK 1 rair Raleigh Crown Link Fair Raleigh Fair Raleigh Kerry Laughter Full Home Wonder Clold Wonder Gold SWEET DREAM KHANDI STAR MIRALDA QITNY T Quiny Golden (loud I Bdeolded Chanticleer chanticleer Sweet Dream Sweet Dream
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    252 14 CROWN LINK FIT FRESH AFTER LET-UP RACE ONE Fresb from a let-up at Cameron Highlands Crown I Link could find his winning i turn m the six furlongs sprint for Class Two. Division Two horses. Crown Link, a five-year-old Linklater gelding. showed striking form on Thursday when he easily reeled
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    122 14 RACE EIGHT TELEVISION. a t old; Coup de Lyon gelding, may fin il find tiu tig iv the mile race for Class Division Two. Television gave a sj endid display al [poh last cnontn 'hen he come m a cloee up secon< Lii dos
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    52 14 UNLESS JhlT^ I sudden har»e< I, neather v*< lj today's L Timah should I Kediflu- I I cast comn i 1 races toda? A I Kg -v,,, I Ihe Deal 'l be hrhi nn jl and Seven N I The Hi- v,,„ i be drawn on R a
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    57 14 RACE FOUR Saratoga who scored over the Bukit Timah mile m May should re-enter the winning list if he jumps off with the field. He showed staying ability when he inflicted a 3*\ length beating on Airmark m division three at the May
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    274 14 RACE FIVE Triwalla reads a good eachwav proposition m this pretty smart lot over six furlongs. After his third to Amusement Park and High Hopes over the 54 furlongs straight at Ipoh last month. Triwalla ran into all sorts of trouble m his effort
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    36 14 Hl COFI i l I v 1 the i,, home half a i 1 \o \\<irr- I -1 pound.*- i sive Slippei r a lead could pound >tf .ith third J I fata Timah.
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