Singapore Standard, 10 July 1956

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    11 1 Singapore Standard SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956 14 PAGES 13 CENTS
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    Lock icon POLICE WATCH ON SOCCER
    252 1  -  VERITY GILL By TO CURB GANGSTERS AND HOOLIGANS SAFA Calls In Cops To Keep Game SAFE SINGAPORE Police Force will go into action to stamp out the ever increasing menace of hooliganism and gangsterism m Colony soccer. Police have asked the Singapore Amateur Football Association for
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    Lock icon goo Strike Over oliday
    32 1 goo Strike Over oliday All Want Idcws Off m :.000 tin X > m the Fede- m strike over .M holidays. -i:v m ■:..nes thei ig In I I 1 I ised »*T
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    Lock icon ere Must Not Be Vacuum
    41 1 I das called rength fco vacuum BWt ftin's a U from I hand air bases on I win retain me a.i< anN said ad p- rcea could risk o( i on n In do oec :r.-
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    Lock icon ll To Stop -Explosions
    25 1 |8, J Renter) Johot- and v. rid Count called on >~ Britain n f count to <,top n a i nic weaj
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    Lock icon OPERATION TO SAVE MALAY BOY 'SUCCESSFUL'
    157 1 OPERATION TO SAVE MALAY BOY 'SUCCESSFUL' SYDNEY, July 9 <UP> S' Vincents H spitaJ c\~c- [ought foi three hours afternoon to Improve E and increase the expectancy of a Malay On completion of the operation early on Monday evening St. Vincents superintendent. Dr. Eiidcson annooncedl the operation had been as
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    Lock icon LAND MINE
    24 1 ONE Israeli soldier was wounded and a truck damaged last night when the vehicle struck a mine near Affula m Israel. U.P.
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    Lock icon Hope You Make A Lot Of Money, Said Kidnappers
    372 1 Towkay Tells Press Of Ordeal KIDNAPPERS apologised to multi-millionaire Mr. Ng Quee Gam for causing him inconvenience and expressed the hope that he would "prosper m his business and make a lot of money.'' The kidnappers said this bofore they freed
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    Lock icon No 'Jus Soli'- No Merdeka, Say Malacca Guilds
    335 1 No 'Jus Soli No Merdeka, Say Malacca Guilds By GEORGE TAY MALACCA, M o n.— Representatives of more than 100 Chinese organizations m the Settlement resolved \esterday that they would demand the deferment of Merdeka if the principle of "jus soli" is not written into the constitution of an independent
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    Lock icon July 18 Is Hari Raya Haji
    62 1 July 18 Is Hari Raya Haji KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Government announced today that all Muslims m the country will celebrate Hari Ray-- Haji this year on Wednesday July 18. Tuan Haji Mustapha Albakri, the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal, m a statement said the new moon for the
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    Lock icon C'wealth Agreed On Japan's Status
    182 1 C' wealth Agreed On Japan's Status Let Her Join The U.N. LONDON. July 9 (Keuter)— Mr. Robert Menzies, Prime Minister of Australia, said here today that the Commonwealth Prime Ministers were unanimous m their wish to have Japan admitted to the United I Nations. He added that thrre were differences
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    Lock icon 40 DIE AS WORST EARTHQUAKE SINCE 1953 HITS GREECE
    230 1 ATHENS, July 9, (UP) A sharp earthquake spread disaster across two Greek islands today and stirred a dormant volcano into fiery eruption. At least 40 persons were officially reported killed. These included 30 on the Aegean Sea Island of Santorin. 150
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    Lock icon BOAC Seeks Local Shares
    52 1 A BRITISH Overseas Airways Corporation spokesmar m Singapore last night confirmed that negotiations art m progress between BOAC and the Straits Steamshii Company concerning the possible purchase by BOAC o: the Company's shares m Malayan Airways. The spokesman stressed however, that BOAC will noi have a
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    Lock icon Gen. Templer Inspects Guard
    49 1 NICOSIA. Cyprus. July i (UP) Sir Gerald Templer Chief of the Imperial Genera Staff, today inspected a guarc of honour outside the British Middle fast headquarter here. There were no incident.' during the inspection which opened the second day ol Templer's inspection visit t( Cyprus.
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    Lock icon Radioactive Rain In Indonesia?
    105 1 Radioactive Rain In Indonesia? JAKARTA. July 9 (Reuter) —A Ministry of Health team was today appointed to investigate a report by the Government-subsidised Antara News Agency from Palembang, South Sumatra, that an Indonesian is suffering from a skin disease "believed to have been caused by radioactive rain." The report said
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    Lock icon U.N. REFUGEE OFFICER DIES
    39 1 UNITED Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, G. J. Van Heuven Goedhart. of the Netherlands, died of a heart attack while playing tennis on Sunday evening m Geneva, it was announced today. He was 55.— UP.
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    Lock icon THEY REMEMBERED HIM IN TIME
    87 1 A SINGAPORE couple, who grabbed their sleeping children and fled when a fire broke out m a building m Upper Circular Road at midnight yesterday later realized that they had left one behind. The husband, Puah Eng Kuan, an electrician, dashed back to the top
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    Lock icon Had Banned Newspaper So Borneo Kicks Him Out
    103 1 JESSELTON, North Borneo, July 9 (Reuter) A Magistrate's Court at Kudat, near here, today sentenced a shopkroppr. Tv Peng Kee, to six months' rigorous imprisonment and fined him $500 for the illegal possession of banned literature. Another man Voo Heng Siew, convicted
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    Lock icon US-PAKISTAN PROBLEMS
    41 1 UNITED States Vice-Presi-dent Mr. Richard Nixon said m Karachi yesterday that he had had two hours of "very concentrated discussion" with the Pakistan President and Members of the Pakistan Cabinet on problems of mutual concern to both countries. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 80 From Kelantan Leave For Pesta
    196 2 80 From Kelantan Leave For Pesta KOTA BHARC. Mon.— The first of Kelantan's Pesta contingent has left for Kuala Lumpur. The zx n 'P cons^ s^ s nerformers oi Re-ana Be =ar (big drums), Dikir Barat and Wayang Ku it <:e- a batch wfll leave on J-.:*y Pbf Qiq convenience
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    Lock icon Army Releases Soldier's Name
    68 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Arrr.y today revealed that the soldier who was killed In the successful battle against the Communist terrorists at Geylang Patah. Pontian Joh >re on Friday wa- prtrak J A. Purres, Fr: 1 fttc PuTvea was frnm Camber] B irrey, and belonged the
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    Lock icon Dead-He Came To Life!
    99 2 PENANG. Mon An assistant store clerk. Arurrv.:gim. who was certified dead a* the General Hospital alter falling down from a bus m •Dato Kramat Road a week ago. came back to life en being brought back to his house m Kampcnz Nyok Road and lived for
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    Lock icon To Help Improve The Industry
    165 2 THREE of four British experts, who will study the future of research and development of the Federation rubber industry, arrived m Singapore yesterday by Qantas. They are Prof. G. E. Blackman (left) head of the Department of Agriculture, Oxford University; Dr. F.R. Tubbs. (centre) director
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    Lock icon Defiant Families Give Way To Eviction Order
    273 2 Homes Make Room For New Airport KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —Eleven defiant Kampong Satu families finally submitted to an eviction order made by the Chief Minister m Council, and began themselves to demolish their homes to make way for the runway of the new
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    Lock icon Malayan Airways To Get A New Ten-Year Lease
    229 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Governments of the Federation and Singapore have jointly decided to grant Malayan Airways Limited a fresh ten year contract when the current agreement expires m April next year. h f t As a condition for ren&war of the
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    Lock icon Six Months' Jail Fo J.P. On Trust Charg BAIL AT $45,000 PENDING APPEAL
    302 2 Six Months' Jail Fo J.P. On Trust Charg BAIL AT $45,000 PENDING APPEAL PENANG, Mon.— Mohamed Yusoff Poshni, a carpet merchant and a Justice of the Peace was sentenced to six months' imprisonment by the Sessions Court today. He was convicted on a charge of criminal breach of trust of
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    36 2 Better Radio Listening -ACCA. Malaya here r j effi( iem ni Dep ifv Dire ing, Mi t« The Standard to i tal equipping I proving broad Pu! A sr* aside i ,to pro> i f Yt
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    29 2 THIS is Jothi, daugiit«r of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Chandra, who celebrated her second birthday at her home m Meyer Road, Singapore, last Thursday. Standardpic.
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    Lock icon $23,000 Car For CM. Backed
    93 2 $23,000 Car For CM. Backed PENANG, Moo.— The Bagan Branch of the Province Wr lesley UMNO Youth movei at its executive committee meeting yesterday .supported the Federation Governments proposal to DUirhasc $23,0< 0 American limousine foe I c Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman. Inche Abdul Shaikh Daud, In di b
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    28 2 Sardo Stress Unity and Teh bin Jub; nigh' the F. imporlar I i the cou! j othe: j I D pj to the I Club wh. bee i
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    Lock icon MALAY TEACHERS OPPOSE RAZAK POLI
    173 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malay teachers m the Federation strongly oppose the Alliance policy to retain English. Kuo Yu and Tamil or. a par with Malay as the medium of instruction m the National Schools. In a memorandum submitted to the Minister for Education Dato Abdul
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    Lock icon Poor Pol At Villa
    24 2 Then till Baling, y< Oi tora'r R. Wmrd me a A 4, Mi X: X }[t g Kr.:. Yeol S
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    Lock icon Hertogh Echo: Union To Ask Freedom For 6
    109 2 THE Singapore Malay Union, at a special general meeting on Sunday, passed a resolution to appeal to the Governor. Sir Robert Black, for the release of six Muslims who are serving their sentences m connection with the Maria Hertogh case of 1950.
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    Lock icon U.S. Stamps Society To Make Award
    133 2 U.S. Stamps Society To Make Award PEN AX G, Mon. —The International Relations Cotimittee of the American Philatelic Societv is making available the Society's award of distinction for the most distinguished entry m the philatelic exhibition to be held at. the St. Xavier's Institution Hall on Aug. 18 and 19.
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    Lock icon Jailed For Rash Act
    86 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Hong Kee Siew. 31. a lorryiiriver, was today jailed for a year for causing the death of a detective police constable Ong Huang Sang by a rash act, not amounting to culpable homicide, on April 14. Sessions Judge Mr. John Adams found Hong
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    49 2 PENANG. Mon. Catte rustling was reported to have broken out m Tassek Glugor m Province Wellesley North. A farmer m KamDong Permatang Lallang m Tassek Glugor complained that for two days m succession he found' four of his rows missing. He recovered ail of them later.
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    Lock icon TAPPER WHO TURN RED GETS 8 YEAR
    234 2 Wounded, He Escapes H\ ALOR STAR. Mon. Rubber tapp j who turned terrorist m South Kedah, WU w tenced by Mr. Justice Hill to eight years' jntpri when he pleaded guilty to a charge ot consort an unknown armed person on Jan. 26
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    37 2 MR fwti m the Singapon Hitf yestrrri.o mad? ■etttec isuv V T mons broucl owners of ih« Bum* IV writs *'•!>* the ships former J The a pi» b> Mr. W. o-'^l behalf <•■ Burma Go
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    Lock icon st CLASS RULE IN A THIRD ATE CITY'
    68 3 S rctary of I I First E.P.C. kiess speed tin p.h., (Beer, first I class i this tenant I a q rts Road, on Mar. Urn is q£ Roa l tr of an rr-^ine" id o\ ertakt i j n e a
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    32 3 (Freed Of Trespassing iespassing aid R Pmra- j *r-old were I daj freed ol trespa with n -aged a A them withyt for th< lef encc I r- that M t had
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    Lock icon Widow Wins $18,600 In Court Suit
    89 3 Widow Wins $18,600 In Court Suit n \h B- c a md h€i pesterdaj '-he Sinn :i claim a lorry Yang a tarthe H mile Road. that Ng tool narj lorry, driven Seng hhr. r Li i ■ri N g to be m re away, rered from haemorrhage tad died
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    Lock icon Jaycees Get Ready For 'Operation'
    87 3 THE combined Federation- Singapore sponsored Jaycee j team, with four trucks, reached Vietnam safely by ship on July 3. a spokesman N of the local Jaycees told The Standard yesterday. The >vven-man team consisting of dental surgeon Chin Tuck Chiew, hospital assistant V. M George
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    Lock icon A Sail On The Lake
    60 3 Minister T unk i An il < in eremoaj i on the take ol I ike Gardens, with accomr. \g gai -derated boats an i rafts, to a background of nial drums, when he ar: perI >ran the ofl b g >i 4 ne M
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    Lock icon 7 Fined For Gambling CHILDHOOD FRIENDS ARGUES COUNSEL
    274 3 7 Fined For Gambling CHILDHOOD FRIENDS ARGUES COUNSEL PATAIS (Mag »t< Court C. o. m try has punb b^cn a:: I I gambling I I irerc I I I I g Baharon Lan. private ners Chin I g Katn k Wai Lim B. v Om g, Saw B m Her.-.
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    Lock icon NEW RULES FOR SEAMEN'S UNION
    147 3 I rHI ruka and constitution of the proposed I nited ■re -n N imon of Malaya which embodies a united ft front of over 10,000 men have been drafted. Cspt Mohammed Said bin E ias said ye-tordav that B€ representatives! ol the 'a Council of
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    123 3 Offer Of Cultural Assistance THERE Is great de among Indonesian professors, writers and other officials to help Malaya In its cultural development. UngkU Abdul Aziz. Director-designate of the Federal ion Publications 1 B ;renu arid lecturer m the University of Malaya, said yesterday. Ungku Aziz and fnche Zainal Abidin Ahmad,
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    Lock icon MISSION WON'T TALK POLITICS
    222 3 Trade Relations With Red China Is Principle Aim SINGAPORE and the Federation trade delegates have pledged that they will not be nvolved in politics whilst in Red China, declared the organizer of the Singapore mission, Mr. Tap Pheng Geek, yesterday. Mr. Yap met a representative of
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    Lock icon SHOT AT POLICE
    28 3 A POLICE special squad was fired on by two terrorists m the Penan:* Country District yesterday. There were no casualties. A follow-up is m progress.
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    54 3 PENANG, Mon. The Education Department of the North Kedah UMNO plans to I a Malay shorthand class ;n A lor Star open to Malay? and non-Malays. Applications to join the class may be sent to the secretary of the North Kedah UMNO Education Donartmcnt. c/o •he
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    Lock icon Union Elects Officials
    65 3 KUANTAN, Mon. At the second annual general meeting Of the National Union of Teachers, Pahang branch, held here yesterday the following were elected office-bearers: Chairman— Mr. E. P. E. Ananda: secretary Mr. S. Kandiah, treasurer Mr. Ten Yen Ens: committee: Messrs. Sohan Singh, K. Sinnathamhy, K. Purushothaman,
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    Lock icon Case Of Mistaken Identity, Court Told
    133 3 SINGAPORE firemen posed as a detective Police officer and raided ar attap hut m Geylang. a District Court was told yesterday Mohamed Shan IT bin Mohaxned All pleaded not guilty to a charge of posing as a detective at Geylang Road on May 8.
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    96 3 l)K. H. U. GRANOW, Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany, receives the Governor. Sir Robert Black on the occasion of the openin? of German House at First Avenue, Buk i t Timah Road, last night. Sir Robert m his address said he was sure that
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    Lock icon Wife Didn't Know She Was No. 2
    195 3 Judge Grants Decree Nisi A YOUNG wife, Quay Kirn Yeok told a High Court judfrc m Singapore yesterday that when she got married, she never realised that her husband was already married and a father of two. She told Mr. Justice Whitton this
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    57 3 AN Al Azhar University lecturer, Sheikh Kamil Al Syed Shahin. will arrive m Malaya shortly to join the Muslim Collego m Klang. The College expects to take m about 40 to 50 students m October, raisin? the number of students to about 100. Preparatory clashes may be .started
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    40 3 MR. Chow Yoon Seny, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chow Choong: Pitt and Miss Nffcow Kwee Lian eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ngeov Foo Kit who were ma Tied m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Standardpic.
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    Lock icon WHARF UNION OFFICIALS
    93 3 AT the annual general meeting of the Singapore Harbour Beard Stevedore and Wharf Workers' Union. Mr. S. F.cngasamy was elected president. Other office-bearers elected for the year 1M56-1957 were: vice-president Mr. M. Abusali: gen. secretary Mr. S. Ignatius: assistant secretary Mr. V. Seethapathy: treasurer Mr. V. G.
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    Lock icon SPORE MUSLIM WANTS TO END POLYGAMY
    166 3 A PROMINENT Singapore Muslim yesterday voiced his agreement with recommendations made by a Pakistan Commission on "Marriage and Family Laws" m that country with a view to end polygamy. Mr. Bashir Mallal, Secretary of the Singapore Muslim League, told The Standard yesterday that he
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    Lock icon Lim To Take Up STC Unions Claims In London
    186 3 Lim To Take Up STC Unions Claims In London SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday told the Traction Company Employees* Union that he would discuss its major claims with the Company's chairman, Sir Thomas Strangman, during his visit to London this month. Mr. Lim made this pledge after
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    Lock icon Cooling-Off For Police Deserter
    120 3 Cooling-Off For Police Deserter KUALA LUMPUR, Moo. Bahari bin Shamsud i did not like to be a constab c He deserted the Com after sen ng few months m the Fed< Police De-pot. He took I bus ride at Kluang on June 26. It was a fateful one. for Detecti
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    Lock icon 240 Unions In Malaya
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Paid-up membership m the Federation's 240 registered trade unions totalled 170,793 at the end of June, the Trade Unions Registry revealed today Five more new unions were registered m the first three months of the year, but there are still 4? pending registration.
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    Lock icon RUBBER IMPORTS
    19 4 RUBBER of all grades imported into Singapore and the Federation of Malaya during June, totalled 23,000 tons.
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    Lock icon MINERS DIDN'T STRIKE FOR WAGES
    647 4 MINERS DIDN'T STRIKE FOR WAGES Bosses Blame Union Leaders For Stoppage IPOH, Mon. The Malayan Mining Employers' Association, m a statement issued i today, said the strike of workmen at the Federation's tin mines on Sunday, July 8; was m no way m ''support of demands for higher wages or
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    Lock icon FEEDING THE CHICKENS
    60 4 EIGHT If -FOUR Klang Convent girls, accompanied by their teachers visited Advanced Poultry Farm and Hatchery run by 7i year-old, Mr. Phang Hee and managed by his grandson, Mr. Phang Wing (inn, off the Ist mile, along Batu Tiga Road. Here some of the girLs try their
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    Lock icon 30,000 Govt. Staff Want Short Work Day
    160 4 3 0,000 Govt. Staff Want Short Work Day Tunku Gets Memo From Council KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government Services staff council representing: nearly 30,000 employees today informed the Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman that it favoured introduction of the 8 a.m. 2 p.m. working day m all Government offices.
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    Lock icon Strike Off But-Not For Good
    109 4 Strike Off But- Not For Good THE threatened strike by 2.500 employees or -the Singapore City Council scheduled to start this morning is temporarily of! pending negotiations between the workers and the Council on the dispute. Yesterday, leaders of the Electrical Workers 1 Union held discussions with the Council but
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    Lock icon COUNCIL TO STUDY PLAN
    76 4 A CITY Councillor, Mr. V.K. Nair, yesterday said that the $5L'0.000-a-year saving plan recommended by efficiency experts of the Singapore City Council will come up for discussion at this month's meeting of the Council. The recommendations included a complete overhaul of the Registrar of Vehicles Department
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    Lock icon Labourers May Take Lunches To Work
    168 4 Labourers May Take Lunches To Work IPOH. Mem.— The chairman of the Larut and Matang District War Executive Committee, Mr. I. D. Irvine today announced certain relaxations m the carrying of foodstuffs. In order to relieve population from some of the restrictions imposed under the Emergency Regulations, and m the
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    Lock icon Poppy Day: 'Your Duty To Help'
    89 4 IT Ifi the duty of the people of Singapore to care for the dependents of those who made the supreme sacrifice m the two world wars. Lady Black, wife of the Governor said yesterday. Lady Black was speaking at the inaugural meeting of the
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    Lock icon Plans For Dairy Co-op
    68 4 THE Singapore Government is considering a plan to form dairy co-operatives, Mr. M. J. Hcnnigan, veterinary officer (animal husbandry) said m a Radio Malaya broadcast last night. He said the plan was to meet the needs of cattle owners who were facing difficulty m finding grazing
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    44 4 STOPPED BUS SAVED BOY A PASSENGER .-topped a bus going along Rochore Canal Road yesterday and jumpen into the canal to save a boy from drown m 5. The passenger saw the boy 1 1-year-oid Lim Ah Chcok fall into the canal while playing.
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    Lock icon Party Seeks Ban On Immigrants
    116 4 IPOH, Mon. The PanMalayan Islamic Party is to ask the Reid Constitutional Commission to recommend the abolition of the "open door" policy, -and thus prevent immigrants from foreign lands coming into the country. This will be one of the re- commendations to be submitted by
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      152 4 CLOSINCi rudhcr prices (cents per !b.) m Singapore yesterday) were: Buyers Sellers No 1 KSS Spot (nom.) Mi 90* July No. 1 RSS 90! Mi No. 2 RSS Bti! 871 No. 3 RSS 85] 86| Tone: Steady, quiet STOKL TIM The price or tin on the local market yesterday was
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    270 5 PECTRAL FIGURE SEEN IN WEST COAST HOUSEWIVES TERRORISED I Xl K!u\ Klan type har robt-d spectral IL ts spreading terror ■he hearts of young l |)!d m Kampong: l K.i»im. off Pasir fan:. Singapore. W appeared and flung at a group V washing i Ulage stand- 'attered and r homes
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    130 5 SANDAKAN, Mon Between 40 to 50 divers from Okinawa are expected to come to Sandakari m the next few months to work for the Ocean Pishing Company, a new Sandakan enterprise. A spokesman for the Company said that the Okinawans wil] dive for trochus and
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    73 5 FIVE Malayans have passed the Part II Examination for the Diploma In Pharmacy m Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacognosy and Physiology, a University of Malaya release disclosed yesterday, They are Goh Siew Kee. Khoo Boon Inn. Mbs Peggy Khno Cheng Paik, Warren Tan Van Meng with distinction m
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    204 5 id For Long-Term Inmates I ME Singapore Social Welfare Department's itatknV scheme, started last year, has resulted ■n being found for <>\er 100 discharged prisoners, Ka\ Hal, Assistant Director (Probation), told The Standard yesterday. kWQ prison welfare ers recruited by the Department for this work
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    40 5 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. High Commissioner Sir Donald MacGillivray today sent the Ist Battalion, the Queen's Royal Regiment. a telegram congratulations on their ess m killing five terro- m the Gelang Patah area of Johnre on Friday.
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    78 5 Master Of Surgery 1 DR. B.H. SHEARES. j Professor of Midwifery J I and Gynaecology. Uni- versity of Malaya, yes- terday became the first 1. Malayan to be conferr- *ed with the degree of Master of Surgery the j highest degree for Sur- t, x geons. 2 Dr. Sheares. who
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    56 5 A GIRL, Cheons Yeok For, 16. pleaded guilty m a Singapore Court yesterday to a charge of attempting to commil suicide by drinking a solution of caustic soda, at Tcmpenis Road, on July 7. The case was postponed' to i July 16 pending further Police 1
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    188 5 Anti Diphtheria Treatment Very Poor Response Morrison THE City Health Officer, Dr. H. R. Morrison, yesterday said that response from Singapore parents for treatment against diphtheria was very poor. He said only I'D per cent of the Colony's children were Immunized against the disea.-e last year. "This ia not enough
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    85 5 OCTOPUS EGGS HATCHED AT AQUARIUM The eggs °f the octopus at Van Klecf Aquarium have hatched, the Curator, Mr. A. Fraser-Brunner, toid The Standard yesterday. 4> We have now a number of young octopuses but whether we will be able to breed them is left to be seen," he said.
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    120 5 Boy's Death Was Mishap —Coroner A MISADVENTURE verdict was recorded m a Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday on a schooboy. Istnai! bin Buang, 111, who was drowned m a pond at Coronation Road on May 27 this year. Ismail's step-brother. Shafil bin Hassan. 9, said he was playing with Ismail and
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    44 5 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, has received invitations from several public institutions m Britain to speak on Singapore's march towards freedom. Mr. Lim will be leaving for London early next week to attend the Commonwealth Labour Ministers Conference.
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    98 5 RITA VANT GROENEWOUT who will sing the great Contralto Aria "Che Faro" at the Musical Society's popular "Prom" on July 17. Rita studied with the great Bass and Bach singer Ravelliand. After completing her training she performed m several Bach. Handel and Bruckner oratorios throughout Holland. Although
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    201 5 They Walked Into A Shop Empty-Handed-And Walked Out With Five Gold Rings TWO attractive for six months by the Si women shop-lifters were yesterday bound over ngapore Fifth Magistrate, Mr. Dennis D'Cotta. Two weeks ago when the two women pleaded guilty to a charge
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    124 5 Govt. Told To Keep Promise The President of the Federation of Boys' Club, Mr. Lim Choon Mong. yesterday urged the Singapore Government to keep its promise m giving the Federation additional grants. He said the Federation had drawn ud a scheme to train club leaders and other specialists m various
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    186 5 MORE MONEY AROUND GROSS circulation of currency notes at the end of last year amounted to $950.34 million, a rise of $144.8 million over the figure at the end of 1954, according to the Report of the Commissioners of Currency, Malaya and British Borneo, for 1955. The increase was due
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    125 5 Pirate Taxi Operator Fined $500 TWO vehicle inspectors trailed a pirate taxi for eighl miles before they detained the driver, the Singapore City Court was told yesterday. The two inspectors were witnesses m a case against Low Soo Kwang. charged with unlawfully plying his car for hire, at Kirn Seng
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    50 5 SAXDAKAN, Mon.-Mr. V. S. Padbidri, managing director for 20th Century Fox Pictures m Asia, has arrived m Sanriakan from Tawau. Mr. Padbidri is on a two-week study tour of the British Borneo territories. He has already visited Kuching, Sibu, Kuala Belait, Brunei and Seria.
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    478 6 A Malayan Festival HpffTS week-end thousands of Malayans will flock 4 o the Lake Gardens at Kuala Lumpur to Witness traditional Malay dances, plays and games as listen to old-time Malay melodies. To those past the half century mark, who had spent their early days m rural areas
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    618 6 OBSERVER Foreign News Service Special j THE trade offensive by the Soviet bloc which has accompanied Moscow's challenge to Western diplomatic influence m the Middle East has produced its biggest bonus m Egypt. Egyptian exports to the Soviet bloc increased from £19.500,000 m 1954 to £36.--900,000
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    825 6 Russian Trade with the Middle East From: ROBERT STEPHENS, in Cairo 14 per cent, m the previous year. But while Egypt's imports from the Soviet bloc ro.se from i: 9.400.000 m 1954 to £12.500.000 last year, they still accounted for less than seven per cent, of her total imports. Iron
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    221 6 THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA COBER thinking is one of the consequences of the abortive Merdcka taJks m London. This accounts for the shock most people got yesterday on reading reports of the annual conference of the People's Action Party. It must have required a great effort
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    695 6 provid;r.g much-needed capita] goods, m return for a surplus of primary produce that is hard to dispose of, is considerably more popular than American offers of consumer goods and competing farm surplus. There are comparatively few countries where Russ:a c >uid follow ihe pattern of her
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    376 6 From JONATHAN SWAYNE In New Delhi \T *.he Indian Industrie! Fair this year, the Urz r ~t ever held m A>ia. the Ru-sian Pavilion dwarfed the modest Br/!>h effort, but lone Westei q businessmen scoffed "Russia will have to do move than that if she hopes
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    37 7 U.P. I\!MUHY 60 rei of Okinawan it, J.ipan denion- i nf lh>' Xnirrirn Tokyo m -t the price n> .m Okina\o staßcd debefore the t .Mini>try, lers official liberal > i hp.uiquar>ne was inured were made.
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    203 7 BFRLIN. July 9 (IP)— The East German Communist Party said yesterday the Soviet I nion will continue to lead the international Communist movement despite the 'serious and unforgivable mistakes" of Stalin. The party's Politburo said "American Imperialism" was "deluding" itself it" i*
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    341 7 Union Leaders Threaten Mass Strike BUT EDEN AND COMPANY ARE STILL OPTIMISTIC LONDON, July 9 (AP) Long lines of jobless workers formed outside labour employment exchanges this past week m Britain's auto manufacturing centres. The queues m the centres of Birmingham. Oxford and Coventry were
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    183 7 Reds Seek New Poznan S 'goats Estimated 3,000 Arrested BERLIN, July 9 (UP) Polish Communists yesterday sought new scapegoats m riot-torn Poznan. A joint party-government commission tracked cown workers who led the "bread and freedom" uprising and Communists whose "mistakes" caused the revolt. The investigation into the uprising went on
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    150 7 Couple Out For A Sunday Drive Die In Ambush NICOSIA. July 9 (UP) Cypr'ot extremists ambushed a British couple out for a Sunday drive yesterday and killed both of them m a bail of shotgun and automatic weapons fire. The man -and his wife were driving toward the coast for
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    76 7 They Seek Knowledge In The US NEW YORK. July 9 (L'P) There were 43,309 citizens of other countries m the United States tor educational purposes m the school year 1955-56, Of these. 36,494 were students, H. 044 doctors and ?t2 tea hers anC researchers. The largest sroup. 13,301, came from
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    57 7 LONDON. July 9 (AP) Prime Minister Sir Anthony Erien rai lee three of hi* eiibjnet members into conference at his rou.pt ry home last night amid reports a new move is near on the question of Cyprus. Summoned were Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd. Foreign Secretary Selwyn
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    64 7 SAINT CERE, France, July R (UP>— Pierre Poujade announced yesterday be will take his anti-tax movement into a fresh crusade against French tax-collectors. The 34-year-old Poujade whose movement of shopkeepers won 51 National Assembly scats m the general elections on Jan, 2, ordered his followers throughout the country
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    85 7 Princess At Colour ful Tattoo U.P. PRINCESS Margaret (right) wearing a striped dress with flared skirt and stole to match is received by Lady Mountbatten a s she arrives at the White City Stadium to watch the opening performance of the Searchlight Tattoo. Looking on from right is Earl Mountbatten.
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    120 7 LOXDOX. July 9, (UP) Ceylon's Pr\ne Minister Solomon Bandara^aike slipped past a crowd of demonstrators to board a home-bound plane at London airport last night. Bandaranaike was forced to .say his official goodbyes m a airlines office rather than an impressive lounge as
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    61 7 MADRID. July 9 (UP)— Four prominent evangelical churchmen announced yesterday they have asked Chief of State Francisco Franco to end what They called persecution of Spain's 20.000 to 30,000 Protestant?. Franco so far has taken no notice of the appeal, which asked him to assure Protcs tants
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    210 7 A MOTHER'S ANGUISH WAITING, WAITING FOR KIDNAPPED BABY WKSTBURY. Nfw York, July 9 (AP) Mrs. Morris Weinberger, her fare hagrard with grief. la.«.t ni^ht appealed for the second night m a row for the kidnapper of her baby to make some move to return the child or get m touch
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    125 7 HIT AND RUN REBELS KILL MORE ALGIERS. July 9 (UP). Algeria's rebellion yesterday took a toll of 35 lives m small scattered! actions across the countryside. It was characteristic of the new phase which the 20--month-old reoeUion is entering. Much of the rebel action is In the cities where hit
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    126 7 Handwriting May Show Your State Of Mind BUENOS AIRES. July 9 fßeuter 1 Bttldy fOttt handwriting ana according to an Argentine p j eh« l< gist you may make tl B following discoveries ab ifl yoorseU If you cross y>ur TTs* v. th a downward stroke j a may be
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    81 7 PITTSBURGH. July 0 <AP> Some 650.00(1 stec! wort and an estimated 50.000 m allied Industries watched the steel strike drone Into 11 second week with economy losses snowballing aerosi the nation. There Is no early s:;:n of settlement. Further steel peace talks most likely
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      208 7 Fashion Show Of Bad Styles BERLIN. July 9 (UP) East German Communists have held a new type of fashion show an exhibition of bad styles. Attendance at the show was rompu^nry for employees of the "Progress Men's Clothing F^'tory." The employees had to sit and watch customers model clothes they
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    149 8 NIGHT STORM BRINGS CHAOS TO LONDON Rail Roads Flooded LONDON. July 9 (Kcuter) Violent thunderstorm^ brought chaos to London during the morning rush-hour today flooding underground railway stations, overland rail tracks and main roads. 1 Thousands ol people living In the suburbs strugg eel to i < as best they
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    118 8 Makarios For London Report NICOSIA, Ju:v 9 (Renter] pri Or- v seklj k ros and Kypriaki. t rted that the Briti h gov< ran* nt v. 10 ":n the near future" trans! r .bishop Makai from t): B uea I i Lonfor the pui f c n- m d gotiations
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    250 8 The Papers Are Full Of It LOXDON, July 9 (UF) Britain's lively Sunday Press gave sex a run for its money yesterday. The mass circulation "News of the World" front-paged these stones, "The Convent girl's revenge," '"Her Nightmare Drive at Knifepoint." "Bridgerooms Van- T-.o
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    139 8 LL.\KNiBLhU. New JCI.-ev y 9 (AP)— When you r. r p to Reed Suplee's new 200-room hotel here you won't need any luggage. It's tor nudists only. Suplee, president of *.he American Sunbathing Association, says further the hotel, aq miles from New York,
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    269 8 THE MAJOR PROBLEM IN CONDUCT OF PACIFIC WAR' Britain Rejected Second Fiddle' Plan —Official Account LONDON, July 9 (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill, m a 1944 memorandum to service chiefs, disclosed here today, said that a decision to act as a subsidiary force under the Americans
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    61 8 MELBOURXE, July 9. (UP) Some -4.000 refui.ee; from Communist countries m Europe met m Australia last ni*hl to protest the "murders" of Polish rioters m Poznan, One group of 3,000, meeting here i:ndcr the auspice.- of a dissident Laoounte faction, urged British Commonwealth authorities to try
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    76 8 FRANKFURT. July 9 (Router) The "man-bites-dog" story has come true. The owner of a Frankfurt beerhall told Jocal reporters today his guests were witnesses when, two nights ago, a man, who drank too much whisky and too little soda, bit the owner's dog, Bilo. The man
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    135 8 BRIGHTON, EnglanC, July. 9, (Reutcr) Gum-chewing fidgety doctors grasped at a loophole m the no-smoking rule at their national conference here today to snatch a few hasty puffs of their cigarettes. Uproar followed. Non smokers protested angrily, cemanding a vote and promptly endec'
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    54 8 Hatoyan Wins Pol Loses Go TOKYO H Prim* Mir 1 r House ol P*« m Bund ed lo>. :n ?^B IS m m writ- a spon- M Incon I§ 1 p Him tion i L 959. |^_i Bui B i set wind up rJJ and D tin a clan aiC
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    119 8 450 MURDERS IN 3 MONTHS ROME. July 9 (Router) There were 450 murders m Italy m the first three months of this year. 23 more than m the same period Last year, according to official figures Issued today. There were 897 cases Of armed robbery, kidnapping and extortion. L5O more
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    692 9 BRAVO To these Courageous 3, They Smash the ETERNAL TRIANGLE LONDON. in and two young women each a i h iman triangle— sat together round do VVe won't rum our live- ided to let their heads rule thei* a divorce and you can I marry the girl." ever to Arthur
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    342 9  - Son of Sheik woos Model BY VICTOR SIMS LONDON. Y BOOKMAKER is weighing up the odd on his daughter marrying into a totally reputed to be worth £70.000,000. THE BOOKMAKER is Mr, Albert Tatman, of St Mary's avenue. Wans'lCad. Essex, HIS DAIGHTER is lovely, blende, eighteen-year-old model and showgirl Cherie
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    59 9 I HAVE always wanted to 1 lire m the tun" Mid a former mayor of Ihretoid He has designed n moling four-roomed house which follows the sun at the press of a button. \IOTORISTS have comI" plained that m Continental wages the cost of air for tyres
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    553 9  - The Race Is On! YOUTH TAKES THE HELM FOR 750-MILE TEST Alwynne Taylor by i LONDON. I FOREST of masts, acres of billowing sails, and the singing of sea shanties coming J across the quiet waters J of the River Dart would J have been the scene m J the
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    127 10 GEOLOGISTS HOLD TALKS IN TOKYO FIFTY geologists from Malaya and other countries attended an E. C. A. F. E. meeting m Tokyo recently for the preparation of a regional geological map for Asia and the Far East. Delegates included directors of. geological surveys of Burma, China, India, Indonesia, Japan. Korea.
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    105 10 TRADE MISSION CAMBODIA, S. VIETNAM AN unofficial Singapore trade mission will visit Cambodia and South Vietnam shortly, the Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Mr. H. M. Bullard, told The Standard yesterday. The mission would comprise represenUtiv* from the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Comm< and the Singapore Indian Chamber
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    245 13 Junior Badminton Doubles THE Singapore Badminton Association's men'? junior doubles championships first round ties to be played off at the SBA Hall tomorrow night are: Court No. 3 (7.00 p.m.): Othman Karim A. Shazafi vs Noor Salleh Ang Kiat V. N. Vasudev G. P Chandran vs A. ran Chqng Khay
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    88 13 KADAYANALLUR Muslim League trounced Jolliiads Athletic Union by five goals to one m the SAFA Div. 3A league at m. Georges Road yesterCI o r Outstanding player for the winners was Jailanc who not only netted iwo goals for Kada>ana,lur but was also responslmfJ'; r eo™
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    54 13 SINGAPORE Judo Club officebearers ;or the year: President: Mr. x. F Konc-Vice-Presirient: Mr. Kg j{)& P?v2 n Y s^retarv Mr. Chua Ph3 c ang; Assistant Secretary: Bar. Benie Ho; Treasurer: Mr Urn Lian Siong; Committee Members: Mrs. M. MacVitie. Miss Moira C. Markov. Mr. C X' Kut. Mr.
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    561 14 Rough Play On Wa Out ACTION AT LAST IN an effort to stamp out rough play m Colony soccer, as urged by THE STANDARD, the Singapore Amateur Football Association has decided to take drastic steps to deal with players guilty of misconduct on the field of play. At its monthly
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    405 14 r ByKEN :1 ALL Singapore went down by one goal to nil. to the Eastern Athletic Association, the league and cup champions of Hongkong, in a keenly contested soccer match before a crowd of 7,686 spectators at Jalan Bc»ar Stadium last night. Plaving delightful, constructive
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