Singapore Standard, 16 July 1956

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    25 1 Singapore Standard "f NOA roue U 5H S. FIR! BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 CttV i* SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1956 12 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Party Raayat Boycotts Reid Commission
    208 1 {Vi [l MPI R. Sun.— The Central Council of Party Raayat after a stormy session mimously to boycott the Reid Constituent lelegates from all over the ted a draft momorandum to the .e Party's select committee the Central Council some weeks g-jj A Press release.
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    20 1 L TuniFrench be told a with I part p. ego.of :;iba I deon ara- I i French iged t
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    34 1 15 (UP) here v (.'vpr 1 c Qr -pr »ol car. d veh I car and Pa:;:"- Engps guarded t oil I tn< nt I r 1 Rart and ('vpri- hn Harding i
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    Lock icon Nehru Sails On The Rhine
    63 1 BONN. Juiy 15 tßtuter>-r Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the i Indian Prime Minister, today 1 went for a pleasure steamer trip on the River Rhine in pelting rain. He was the guest of Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West Qi rman Chancellor trip was expected to 1
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    Lock icon BORDER TROOPS
    29 1 BURMESE army troops have been aligned to the Burma-China border in the race of incr^a^mg Communist troop concentrations m the area, according to reports in Rangoon. A.P.
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    Lock icon 21 Hurt On Mount Fuji
    66 1 TOKYO. July 15 (UP) Twenty-one persons were injured today when they fell from a wooden observation tower atop a peak near sacred Mount Fiji which collapsed under their weight. The 21 climbers were thrown to the ground and sent rolling down the slope when the
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    36 1 ic. THE Malacca team show thrir pace!) aX "V-.iin <Ja* ns.* <top pinniiis). watched by an interested crowd, at the Pesta festival in Kuala Lumpur. The large tops reauire skill and vigour to start.- Standard
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    Lock icon Pact Troops Won't Fight Jungle Reds
    168 1 THAT'S OUR JOB, SAYS TUNKU KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Foreign troops stationed in Malaya under the mutual defence pact between the Federation and Britain, are not responsible for fighting militant Communism in Malayan jungles, Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said here last night. Addressing UMNO
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    Lock icon He Just Can't Stop Growing
    100 1 He Just Can't Stop Growing BRUSSELS. July 15 <R^utrr^ Although "Little Fernand" Bachelard was slow to grow, he didn't stop growing. And now. alter 32 years of slow, but steady growing. "Little Fcrnand" appearing at an annual fair here, claims to be the world's biggest man. He we ghs 35
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    Lock icon FLOOD DISASTER
    31 1 POLICE reported yesterday one person was killed, another wounded, and more than 200 homes flooded as a result of prolonged rain in central Korea that started on Friday. A.P.
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    Lock icon FLAGS FOR A KING
    32 1 GAILY-DECORATED flagpoles are going up in London's streets last weekend as Britain prepares to welcome King Faisal of Iraq for his four-day state visit here this week. Reuter
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    Lock icon TRIBAL FIGHT
    17 1 TWO persons were killed in yesterday's tribal fighting in the West Aden protectorate, said. U.P.
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    Lock icon Margaret & Townsend Together?
    128 1 Margaret Town send Together? LONDON. July 15 (AP)— Both Princess Margaret and Group Captain Peter Townsend are spending the weekend in the country, and the Sunday Express suggested today they may be together. The newspaper said it may be a '"final meeting" between Margaret. 25. and Townsend. 41. The couple
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    Lock icon AIR VIOLATIONS
    29 1 CAMBODIA yesterday denounced alleged violations of Cambodian air space by South Vietnamese aircraft which it said had flown over 'he country on June 10 and 11. Reuter
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    Lock icon World's Lovelies In A Glamour Parade
    178 1 THEY TELL A FEW SECRETS, TOO LOS ANGELES. July 15 (Reuter» Nearly a million neople crowded into the streets here today to watch more than 70 of the worlds lovelies in a glamour parade All but one of the contestants for the title of
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    Lock icon No Hanging Bill—A New Labourite Move
    193 1 No Hanging Bill— A New Labourite Move LONDON, July 15 (Reuter)— Labour politicians are already busy here with plans to revive the "no hanging for murder" bill which the House of Lords threw out this week after it had passed through the House of Commons. The bill, sponsored by Mr.
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    Lock icon PLANE CRASH CLAIMS FOUR
    33 1 SHANNON. Ireland, July 15 <UP)— A Swiss airliner crashed near here today, killing four crewmen aboard. The plane circled the airport for* 4o minutes before crashing, airport officials said.
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    Lock icon Gurkhas Swing Into Action
    294 1 War On Gangsters Starts NINETY tough, kukri-carrying Gurkha policemen swung into action for the first time in Singapore last night, combing the city's streets and dark alleys with matamatas and plainclothes men. They were the specially hand-picked men deployed by the Police in their general all-out
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    Lock icon LIM OFF FOR LABOUR TALKS
    189 1 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim YewHock, left for London yesterday by air to attend the Commonwealth Labour Administration conference now being held in Oxford. Mr. Lim said he will have informal talks with the Colonial Office on Singapore's independence. He said that since the Minister
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    Lock icon Railway Strike Postponed
    77 1 Railway Strike Postponed KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The strike by an Malayan Railways signalmen scheduled 10 start at midnight tonight will now =iart 01 20 A union sp< i said 4^;s "vonins the reason foi the del.;, v. bs a cleri i r in hie notice sen to tin Mala> van
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    Lock icon No Major Crime At PESTA
    79 2 No Major Crime At PESTA KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. No major crime was reported in spite of the influx of tens of thousands of people during the last two days of Pesta. Credit for this must &o to members of the Federation Police Force, \vh<> kept a 24-hour visil under extremely
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    Lock icon Contest For Working Girls
    150 2 Contest For Working Girls CALLING all Singapore working girl?! An island-wide quest for the Colony's "Ideal Working Girl" will be held on Sept. 1. The contest will be open to all working girls in Singapore. Irrespective of age or the type of job they do. Caroline Paige, chairman of the
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    Lock icon Ministers Back
    33 2 THREE Singapore Ministers —Messrs: J. M. Jumabhoy, A. J. Braga and Francis Thomas returned to the Colony yesterday after attending the Pan-Malayan Ministers' Conference and the Pesta festival in Kuala Lumpur.
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    Lock icon The Joie Of French Night
    82 2 •FRENCH Night" at the Cockpit on Saturday night was attended by more than 100 members of the French community, including: France's Consul-General, in Singapore. Mr. Jean Royere and his wife. Australian singer Helen Lorraine, rendered a selection of popular French songs including favourites "La Vie
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    Lock icon Pesta Brings Biggest Ever Boom To Federal Capital
    571 2 400,000 AT THE SHOW SPEND SOME $5 MIL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Federal capital has in the last three days enjoyed a boom unprecedented in its history. It is estimated Pesta which attracted close to 400,000 visitors netted some $5,000,000 in food,
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    Lock icon S'pore Lawyers Are Furious At Police
    355 2 SINGAPORE lawyers are furious over an allegation in the Police magazine that some members of their fraternity, with political influence, go round police stations banging charge room counters to "impress their clients." Typical comments were ''I don't believe it'' "highly exaggerated." These are some
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    Lock icon Thugs Stab Two To Death
    57 2 irOH. Sun.— Two Chinese, one a 17-year-old schoolboy, were stabbed to death at 10.30 tonight. The first died on the spot outside a theatre here. The schoolboy collapsed outside another theatre 100 yards away He died on the way to hospital It is believed the
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    Lock icon It's Their Sixth Year Away From Home
    170 2 AUSTRALIA'S bomber squadrons celebrate their sixth Malayan birthday today. The first Lincoln bomber of No. 1 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, roared in to land at Tengah airfield. Singapore, exactly six years ago. The squadron, the only Australian flying squadron overseas, now commanded
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    Lock icon Malaya's Heritage Of Chinese Culture
    69 3  -  Yong Peng Seong by pics Left: A modern Chinese Miss performs an age-old "silk cloth" dance as part of the contribution by the Malayan Chinese Teachers' Association. Standard THE display of Chinese traditions and culture attracted large crowds tl PESTA the festival of culture at
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    Lock icon 'Open Talks Or Else..' Union Warns
    222 3 'Open Talks Or Else..' Union Warns ROW OVER DISMISSED MEN NEARS CRISIS PENANG, Sun.— The National Union of Factory and General Workers today charged the management of the Khian Guan Biscuit Factory, Butterworth, with evading the question of reinstating three dismissed workers. President of the Penang Branch, Mr. Ooi Yew
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    Lock icon Lee Gets Research Award
    72 3 Lee Gets Research Award Mr. Lee Hong Fang, 27. who graduated recently from the National Taiwan University. Taiwan, with a B.Sc. in Zoology, has been awarded an U.S. Research Assistantship in Parasitology at Tulane University. New Orleans. Mr. Lee is the eldest son of Mr. Lee Khee Sing, vice-presi-dent of
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    Lock icon Indonesian Film Man In Colony
    90 3 PRESIDENT of Persri Films of Indonesia, Mr. Jamaladm Malik, flew Into Singapore on Saturday to finalize arrangements [or releasing six Indonesian films in the Colony. This is the first time in the last foul years that so many Indonesian films are to be released in
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    Lock icon Scott Returns
    24 3 COMMISSIONER General for So ith-easl Asia, Sir Rooert Scott, rel irned to Singapore yesterday from Kuala Lumpur after attending the Pesta festival.
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    Lock icon Malays Form An EducationCongress
    141 3 ...To Foster National Language A NATIONAL Education Congress to "watch over the development of national education and language" has been formed in the Federation as a result of a decision of the Malay Education Congress in Kuala Lumpur recently. Inche Harun Mohamed Amin, pro-tem vice-president ot
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    135 3 ...But Decide To Stand Alone \ppoint s 3. central j x of I e Peoples Action Pa::'.", its advis It. hoover. Withdrew are- tion TAPp .I Fa '.ory Union. Organize tidng ial |enemeeting of the union at norial H.■". Pa I 1 Se retary KuanY( ed on tht inting
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    16 3 Btm V- -nite' n ght, S iol 3inga] r< r president of Mr Heah Joo
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    Lock icon FAREWELL TO HAMPS
    44 3 K.v.WG, Sun.-TheK :i::: i club night on Hari R I »rs and friend m to the First Battalion, :.re-. wi-.o leave shortly tor England During their stay here the Royal Hamps. distinguished themselves by ridding the district of n Communist terror-:-t>.
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    Lock icon They Want Books On Malaya
    107 3 They Want Books On Malaya TO stimulate interest among the peoples of South-east Asia in literature, the Canberra Fellowship of Australian Writers are asking for contributions of short stories by Malayan writers. They want more s'ories with a Malayan background for next year's Asian-Austra-lian book project. Mr Maurice Baker, a
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      202 3 ASHA'S SUMMER BARGAINS NOW IN FULL SWING. Offering All New Arrivals Bouffant Petticoats Nylon Shortie Shorts Nylon Pvmmas Now $9.50 to *-21.50 Now $8.90 to $14.50 Now $17.50 UZj SKIRTS BLOUSES Now $4.50 to 37.50 Nylon N Gowns Panties H. Slip* C Solrs Now $10.50 to $24.50 Now $1.20 to
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      1014 3 c&lmanac Information at a Glance 9MjJB— V m r^^ i 3. 6.30 and 9. 15 n.m. 7.30 Third Test Match— England f AIIVY^N^DIC Ri:\: Chan Sai Mei Part Chai 3. v Australia; Bpm Summaiy of ■<JiUjniL\l M rvVrfJiHiC 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. the play; 8.05 English Magazine; Mm"* LUX): Suit
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    Lock icon 'Exercise Volunteer' Was A Big Success
    245 4 'Enemy' Captured On Blakan Mati "EXERCISE Volunteer/' in which members of Singapore's own Military Forces, Royal Malayan Naval Volunteer Reserve and Malayan Auxiliary Air Forces participated, ended abruptly, but decisively yesterday morning. It concluded with the "capture" of the total Strength of the enemy—
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    Lock icon Food Denial Operation
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR Sun, The fo denial operation inlr I iced over the weekend in •he Ta npin district oi N< gi i Sembilan has vc > extended to •no Gemas Bharu area oi North re. The areas iffected are the Gemaa Bharu New Vi Kampong Gemaa Bharu.
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    Lock icon 250 Stage Protest March
    95 4 TWO hundred-and-fifty employees of the Fred Water-! house Company, yesterday staged a protest march carrying placard.? condemning thf management for refusing to recognize their union the 1 Fred Waterhouse Workers' Union. The workers started their march from the company's factory In Bukit Timah Road, a- I]
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    82 4 JOHORE BAHRr. sit K og Tengah New Village ne the second r >: v vi ige in the Sesarua* district c: J lore tc ei y water lup* ply Ei Tbt Distrj I O:" 1 in -he Salem >ir s thi aftemooo c^: ■al :e ired
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    26 4 Members of the Blue Force who took part in Exercise Volunteer at Blakan Mat are seen in a landing craft just before disembarking.- Standard
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    Lock icon WAY Seeks Contacts With Red Counterparts
    221 4 WAY Seeks Contacts With Red Counterparts THE Executive Committee of the World Assembly of Youth has proposed a meet ing with the World Federation of Democratic Youth— a Communist v o u t h organization, states the WAY News issued on May 1. T!v o'.^'C'.: of the meeting will be
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    Lock icon Fish C'ttee Ends Work
    52 4 Fish C 'ttee Ends Work JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The final meeting of the select committee appointed by the Johore State Council to inquire Into the Ashing Industry In Johore was held at the office < v f the Harbour Master, yesterday. The meeting prepared the final report tor submission to
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    Lock icon Teachers To Attend Course
    40 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— A ten-day vacation course for I teachers from the Federation and Singapore will be held at the University of Malaya, Singapore commencing from Au*. 20. The course will be attended by 300 teachers.
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    Lock icon Mansfield Union Officials
    82 4 THE following have been ele rted office-bearers of the Mansfield Local Employees' Union. Singapore President Mr. Tan Sip Chew; vice-president Mr. Michael Loh; hon. secretary Mr. Khoo Ben:; Chye; asst secretary Mr. Yee Hong Phoy; hon. treasurer Mr. Gran Hong Cher..:. Committee me m bers Messrs. Chan
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    Lock icon BANKS BRANCH
    30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Sultan of Selanxor will declare open the Ampang Road branch o f the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Local Exams In Accountancy
    186 4 PAN-MALAYAN BODY FORMED WITH a view to provide opportunities for Malayans to qualify as accountants, the Malayan Branch of Certified and Corporate Accountants, and the Association of Chartered and Incorporated Accountants will form a pan-Malayan body to hold examinations for local boys. This was stated by
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    Lock icon Hari Raya Fairs & Parties
    74 4 Hari Raya Fairs Parties PENANG, Sun —The Kaun [bu will hold a riari Raya Haji food fair at the Penang UMNO Hali in RfacAlister Road on Saturday. The UMNO Education Committee will also hold a children's party on the same day. Another children's party will he organized by the Malay
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    Lock icon Talks On Workers' Transfer
    123 4 Talks On Workers' Transfer SINGAPORE City Council] Water Workers Union ft day decided to bold talks with the council's Personnel Welfare Officer, Mr. D B Alcock, on the proposed transfer of 13 workers from the Pontian Pumping Station b Singapore. The union is proti tinj sgamst the transfer of I
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    Lock icon CROP OF BURGLARIES IN PENANG
    170 4 P ENANG, Sun Catburglars broke into three houses in Bukit Glugor last night and stole more than $200 of personal effects and cash. One of the victims of the I burglaries, Tan Taik Cliong, i lost some clothing, his watch and eash $01. Entry into
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    69 4 MINIMUM Ten p m J I a.m. July L5 Singapore (7! F), Eota Barr: Kuala Lumpur -F\ Ipoh I (72F) Kuantan C7I Mas aon Tr!-npc:;-'.::c: From j 7.30 am. July 15 to 730 p.m. July 15 Singapore <88F). I i (17F), K B nu (89FK Kuala Lumpui (90F),
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    2013 5  -  JIM HENRY Letter from Down Under By to ho^rLk^ ft Oth V day J P inese 9 irl 23-ycar-old AMY CHAN, of Singapore, is said hometown fL ?ns f 2 w rd •»ecomin 9 the first Chinese woman colour consultant in her Technical
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    348 5 Sport Briefs RACING: Highlight of the week on Brisbane's sporting calendar was the win by EL KHOBAR in the Doombcn Ten Thousand. Carrying Bst.4 the 3-ytor-o!d New Zealand horse, ridden by ace Southern jockey NEVILL. SELLWOOD, gave o dazzling display of galloping to beat the lightweight CRIOLLO by a length
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    107 5 Great While Way MELBOURNE, i ci Victoria, A i I prcparihg for the 1956 O\ym},.- Crfl r tost spectacular c short dyfui nic hi* v Melbourne i ■>? city in the S Ff< sphere to h<- n the C~ ei, gild the r En rhe Western P<u\i c. It li
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      219 5 Standard's CROSSWORD PUZZLE HH|H| B' v I >; ■■■1 EMp^ '^■■"Tlßp^j DOWN 1 h« nursed the which, impeird the steel (Byron) (H> 2 One who waa let down ai Hamelin? (6) 3 |s it iiolciing u D the came (2. 4^ 4 Of ihe nature of a pronoun (10J 6
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      Lock icon The Gambling Craze
      744 6 THERE are bound to be religious leaders, A educationists and social workers who will not agree that there is a difference between what are known as lotteries and out-and-out gambling. They are entitled to their views and must be respected for their stand against anything that will
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      Lock icon Field Operators
      241 6 J)LRING the worst years of the Emergency scores of officers belonging to the category known as the Field Staff of the Federation Information Department risked their lives daily while carrying the official messages to dwellers in remote kampongs throughout the country in the campaign to win the hearts
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    Lock icon Okinawan Dilemma
    886 6  - Okinawan Dilemma RAWLE KNOX Americans In Tokyo Fear Another Cyprus reports HONGKONG AMERICANS in Tokyo are talking wryly of Okinawa becoming another Cyprus. The parallel is, of course, far from exact, but it was galling to the United States that the Japanese should use the Fourth of July (U.S. Independence
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    Lock icon The NEWS as it strikes me!
    796 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me! ASTER GUNASEKERA By DESTA, the festival blending the cultures of the various races inhabiting Malaya, according to The Standard ob.server in Kuala Lumpur, showed "positive signs that out of all the pre-merdeka chaos of ius soli lingua franca, there was still hope th.it if
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      Lock icon Why Mr. Yap Was Fed Up
      199 6 Sir: The headline in your issue of Friday. July 13, "YAP WALKS OUT OF MEET IN DESPAIR" is misleading. The fact is I was elated. It was after the meeting had been officially closed that I addressed the remark "I am fed up" to
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    Lock icon Wooing the Arab State
    553 6  -  Robert Stephens New Line In Soviet Cold War by CAIRO. interview given by the Soviet leader, Nikita Khrushchev to a correspondent of the Egypt&in newspaper AL AHRAM indicated that the present intensified Soviet wooing of Arab States will be kept within the limits of the broader
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    Lock icon Limbless Artist To Wed Decorator
    63 7 I Dec s Ontario, hath-year-old n nith\"yr °tK ay irrird this ri M^ J Nrlson .r decora- made a orator name for herself in the flora and Milt-life lii! and .also liked"tod.™.*" icwiag ny Mis, Hart dri%es a car fIU, ed with sPwial con trols
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    Lock icon NEW 'BATTLE OF BRITAIN'
    406 7 A/of/on Is In 'Mortal Peril' Of Poverty, Says Premier ♦u d PADIHAM England, Julyls, (Reuter) —Sir Anthony Eden, the Prime Minister, said here yesterday that Britain was in "mortal pen]_af^ poverty by stages. The Premier, speaking at a local political meeting in the heart at the
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    112 7 Inn 1 (Ileuter)— Dr. Konrad Adenauer U $n hancellor, said yesterday a power" was soing: on in Russia. c seen s the r leadei s Js -Sta:in the A sing i party meeting i Christian democrats at O1 Dr. Ade- two "sigi wing light on S lip, v tsited
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    Lock icon 1,500 MPH Transports Foreseen
    153 7 1,500 MPH Transports Foreseen SEATTLE, July 13 (AP) Air travo: in 200-passenger jet trari ports g ing 1,500 miles prr hour ai 50,000 feet, and a sible rocket landing on the moon In in years are foreseen by a ton Boeing Airplane Co. executive. WeUwood E. Bean, Boeing senior vice
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    78 7 VATICAN CITY, July 15 (AP)— Pope Pius has told Roman Catholics behind the iron curtain that "no sacrifice to hand on the sacred heritage of faith in future generations would be too great." In an apostolic letter dated June 29 and made public yesterday, the 80-year-old
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    86 7 PARIS. July 15 {Reuter) M. Ahmed Bal Frej. the Moroccan Foreign Minister, flew to Casablanca yesterday after concluding, he said, a "gentleman's agreement" on French troops in Morocco. He told reporters at the airport that he was "satisfied"' with his talks with French ministers, and added "our aim
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    16 7 NEW DELHI, r ;'v IS (AP) a week-long strike of 8,000 [butchers ended yesterday.
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    44 7 AMMAN, lord y n AP)— A b cpj le I at the entrai I I Egj ptiao Em- berc .vojndi: the Egyptian C Saiah j Moustapha. e Jordan Government ex- em ovei lent and an investigate being conducted r m
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    69 7 rina in Athens. pic BANNED in Amrrici \nd op. ihe Continent, the (i.»nie which lili Berde is >oen performing here haN |nsl beea shown uifter an initial ban on ITV to British audiences. The dance. known U the 'Marijuana Dante." depicts the experiences of a drus: additt. Lili.
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    173 7 LONDON, July 15 (Reuter)— The Soviet Union is building a 16,000-ton atomic-powered icebreaker and is making plans for atomic-powered whalers, railway locomotives and aircraft which will fly at more than 1,000 miles an hour, a Moscow Radio talk said yester- day. A talk by Professor
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    92 7 Hungarians Arrest 3 'U.S. Spies' VIENNA. July 15 (Reuter) The Hungarian State Security Service has arrested three "American spies,' Radio Budapest said today. The Radio said the three men were Sandor Halmai and Attila Huszar. both Hungarians, and Johann Feldbaeher, a 24-year-old Austrian. The Radio said the three men were
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      33 7 LIMA. July 15 (Reuter) Scnor Manuel Prario. one of two opposition candidates for the presidency, was today formally proclaimed President of Peru by the Electoral Board, following the completion of returns.
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      29 7 KINGSTON. Jamaica, July 15 (AP) Heavy earth tremors shook the eastern end of this Caribbean island early yesterday. There were no reports of serious damage or casualties.
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      23 7 KAMPALA, Uganda. July 15 (AP) Man-eating lions have killed 42 persons in Uganda this year, the Game Department announced yesterday.
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      32 7 PRAGUE, July 15 (Reuter) A Czechoslovak mission will visit Cambodia soon to discuss a trade agreement between the countries. Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia told a Press conference here yesterday.
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    141 7 No Cut In US Forces Brucker DALLAS, Texas. July 15 (Reuter)— The United States is "not contemplating the cutting oft" of a single soldier at the present time." according to the Secretary of the Army, Mr. Wilber Brucker. He was answering reporters' questions last night on a statement by Admiral
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    50 7 THE comedy partners Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis get together with candidates in the forthcoming: "Miss Universe" contest during a swimsuit fashion show in New York. (Left to rijjht) Dean rlartin; Maria Cordoso. "Miss Brazil": Rosanna fialii. "Miss Italy"; Jerry Lewis; and Iris Waller "Miss England."
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    147 7 BONN, July 15 (Router)— Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said at a Press conference here yesterday: "I should like Cyprus to have its freedom." But he added that the Issue was complicated by "violence, terrorism and counter-vio-lence." Mr, Nehru was facing questions by 400 reporters
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    56 7 LONDON. July 15 (UP)— The Yemen yesterday protested against the massing of British. led troops on the Aden- Yemen border. The protest was filed bv the Yemeni Charge d' Affaires. In Cairo yesterday Yemeni Minister to London. Shaikh Hassan Ibrahim, said the British were trying to
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    129 7 Moscow, July \;> (Reuter) Mystery surrounded the whereabout^ of Mrs. J R. Bassctt. mother of ex-Briton diplomai Guy Burgess, who was reported yesterday to have travelled t' Russia to see her son. A British Embassy spokes* man sairi Mr?. Bassett had nnr railed there, n'.'.hougji
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    28 7 GAINS MOMENTUM UNKNOWN GETTSBURG, July IS ffteuter) President Eisenhower*! doctors said yesterday that he had "gained momentum* In his convalescent c from the abdominal operation on June 9.
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    302 9 MAINLAND CHINA MAY BUY $200 MIL. RUBBER FROM MALAYA RUBBER traders in Singapore who will join the China mission, forecast the possibility of selling $200 million worth of Malayan rubber to that country. At present prices, that sum would secure about 100,000 tons. 1 This is a quantity which only
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    73 9 AMERICAN merchants sold more goods during June than in any month in American history, the U.S. Commerce Department repoi ta The record-breaking volume of sales last month totalled U5516,636 mi". ion, a Department report said. Every major retail group enjoyed an increase in .sales from May
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    70 9 MALAYAN tin statistics showed imports at 1.031 tons in June, compared with 1,526 tons in the previous month Total imports for the first half of the year amounted to 6,75!) tons compared with 6,445 tons. Of last month's imports 865 tons came from Thailand and 105
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    228 9 Radar For DumDum Airport WITH a vidi to ensuring safe landing of aircraft, an airfield control radar has been installed for the first time at Duni Dum airport. Calcutta. which has the hra\iest density of civilian traflic among aerodromes in the country. The airfield control radar provides special facilities to
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    79 9 DELIVERIES of tin-in-rnncentrates from Federation mines to Singapore, Penan? and Butterworth amounted to 5.533 tons in June, against 5,374 tons in the previous month. Exporting states were: Perak (3,415 tons); Selangor (1.699 tons); Negrl Sembilan (131 tons.: Pah^ng 162 tons); Johore (59 ton.^r. Trengsranu (18
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    253 9 GOPKNG CONSOLIDATED. LTD: Made a profit after Br>Ush Profit Tax of £143,955 (36.4%) ind paid 50% for the year ended 30th September. 19.i5. At balancing date n^ liquid assets equalled 3, 5 per 5 unit. The volume oJ ground treated was a little less tnan the previous year,
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    257 9 BUSINESS dor.c in shares fl 'f?WstßrVLS:' Con-lidat^ Tin belter Ords 29/3. Fraser N^ve Orda $1-821 to Si 84 to $1.86. Federal pispensarj $2.02. Georgetown Dispensary $2J5 Gammons $2 01*. •Hammer Co. Malayan Collieries 5100 Metul Box $150 x.d.. McAlister Co $2,774, Robinson Ords $1.50 to <1
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      664 9 IN Kuala Lumpur last week the Minister for Finance warned that increased taxation was inevitable unless the rubber price rises and the Emergency expenditure is lightened. If the Singapore Government is to agree, some increase of Pan-Malayan income tax rates may be expected in
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    38 9 JOHAN Tin Dredging Ltd output for Juno this year amounted to 174.fi piculs, all of which have been sold, according to the secretaries, Sime. Darby Co. Ltd. The tribute to the company for June was $3,977.
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    191 10 SEREMBAN, Sun.— To a newcomer M. R. Savage of the Garrison Athletic Club went the honour of breaking the only record at yesterday's annual championship meeting of the Negri Sembilan Amateur Athletic Association held on the iSegri Sembilan Club padang. He broke a three-year-old record
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    285 10 Schoolboys Set A High Standard MALACCA. Sun—Twentysix new records were made and one existing: mark equalled at the two-day Malacca Combined Schools Sports concluded at the High School ground yesterday. Schoolboys 1 performances were very near Malayan AAA standard in the sprints and Malacca schoolboys could build up a quartette
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    137 10 Garrison Annual Athletics KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Seven new records were established and one equalled at the Kuala Lumpur Garrison annual athletic meet on the Army Command Ground here today. They were the nv.le by Sgt. Sudden of the RAF with a time of 4 m 38s which is 1 2s
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    29 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Methodist Boys School, Kuala Lumpur beat Federation Military College, Port Dickson, by 58 runs in their cricket match on the MBS ground yesterday.
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    673 10 ONE MALAYAN, 6 STATE RECORDS IN PER AK MEET IPOH, Sun.— Six new state records, including a Malayan mark, were set up at the two-day Perak Amateur Athletic Association's championship meet held here during the weekend. Eighteen-year-old Michaellan, Kuan King Lam was responsible for setting a new Malayan distance for
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    66 10 KUALA KAXGSAR. Sat. Chiang Wah beat Rangers by 3-2 in an exciting first division league soccer match played on the town padang yesterday. Left-inside Hu n Kwan scored the first goal {or Chiang Wah in the first half but Rangers equalised through Yunus. eentreforward 800 Thye
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    43 10 TELOK AXSOX. Sun— Entries are invited for the Lower Perak District knockout soccc-r competition. The closing date ii on July and entries must be sent to* the Honorary Secretary. Lower Perak District Football Asso. ciation. P.O. Box No 38. Tciok Anson.
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    613 10  - PENANG RALLIES TO HOLD S'GOR Tony Rangel Rahim Sparkles By PEXANG, Sun.— In a thrilling Malaya Cup soccer match on the Victoria Green Penang held Selangor to a three-all draw on a pitch made heavy by rain yesterdav. Selangor led by two goals to one at the interval and went
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    73 10  - Lau Cheng Chye by TAN FONG TING. 14--year-old all-rounder of Central Kedah team, gave a wonderful performance at the sth annual Kedah AAA championshiD meet at Sungei Patani. She sained premier honours in four events—lOOyards. 80 metres low hurdles, high jump and long jump. In winning: these four, she set
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    137 10 IPOH. Sun. Ramblers Sports Club and the Ist. Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers will meet on Tuesday in a second round senior division soccer league match which may well decide the championships title. T*hese are the only two teams left in the running for league honours with
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    35 10 NIBOXG TEBAL Sun. Methodist Afternoon School scored a fine soccer victory when they beat the formidable Krian Rovers by 2 eoals to nil in a friendly match plaved at the school ground yesterday.
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    76 10 TAIPING. Sun.— Though losing their rightwmger. Everitt. in the first half, REME /played a sterling game yesterday, to trounce the Police in their first division soccer fixture by 4-1. With this victory REME are now on level points with the leaders. Taiping Tigers. But with a
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    27 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. Playing their first match in the Krian Malays soccer league Anglo-Chinese School did well to beat the Krian Police by Three nil.
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    720 11  -  PETER WILSON NOW IS THE TIME FOR FINDING OUT —Says {T is, of course, a very good thing that Don Cockell has retired. A good thing for Cockell himself. A good thing for British heavyweight boxing. A good thing for me because how I hated watching an
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    152 11 LONDON, July 14 (Renter) For the second Saturday in a month, the weather dealt a heavy blow at English first class cricket today. The more serious because Saturday is the day when the county clubs expect their best attendances. In addition to the Test
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    84 11 Unbeaten Touring England XI SALISBURY, Rhodesia, July 14 (Renter)— The English Football Association XI wound up their 1 "-match tour of South Africa ana Rhodesia by beating South Africa 4-1 in the fourth and final soccer test here today. The unbeaten touring team had already made certain of taking the
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    87 11 KLUANG, Sat.— Yon bin Mian won the Johore singles tennis title today at the International Cub here when he beat Singapore's H. Khamis 6-4 6-3 in the final of the tournament. In the open doubles final, Yeo Oon Chong Gob Teck Chow will play against
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    61 11 DUBLIN. July 14. (Router) Budge Patty, beat Hugh Stewart ;5-H. 6-3, 6-4, 6-3 in an allAmerica n filial of the men's singles of the Irish Lawn Tennis Championships here today Other results include: Women's Doubles Final— Mrs. Thea Hale (South Africa) and Miss Daphne Seeney (Australia), beat Miss
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    79 11 TAIPING. Sun. Taiping soccer fans will have the opportunity of seeing the Selangor Football Association XI in action here on Tuesday against the Taiping District XI. The match will be played on the St. George's ground starting at 5.15 p.m. The following will represent the District
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    359 11  -  N. V. WILLIAMS By WELLINGTON, New Zealand July 14 (Reuter)— Lack of international experience and training difficulties are likely to be handicaps to New Zealand's competitors at the Melbourne Olympic Games. To overcome this, sevc:al of 4 he certainties have gone abroad to keep
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    83 11 INGLEWOOD, California, July 15 (AP)— Jockey Willie Shoemaker piloted Swaps to victory in the U*****,100 Hollywood Park Gold Cup yesterday before an estimated 55.000 fans. The chestnut flier covered the mile and one-quarter In 1.58 3/5 for a new track record. The old record, set by Rejected
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    364 11 Ken Wood Grabs Coveted Mile Title LONDON, July 14 (Reuter) Ken Wood, the Yorkshire international, won the coveted mile title in the British track and field championships at the White City Stadium here this afternoon. He beat the titleholder, Brian Hewson, by three yards in 4 mins. 6.8 sees. Continual
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    584 12 I MALAYA CUP TIES Joint Services Deserve To Win Sap Silt Junk JOINT SERVICES and Singapore battled to a oneall draw in a disappointing Malaya Cup tie match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. A drawn cup tie is not by nature satisfactory, but because oi the
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    379 12  - Negri Earns First Point Holds Johore GILBERT FERNANDEZ By SEREMBAX, Sun.— Negri Sembilan earned their first Malaya Cup point this season in their third game played this afternoon when they held Johore to a 1-1 draw at the Station Padang today. Negri lost their previous two ea to Combined Services
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    165 12 Indians Army Draw A stubborn last wicket stand by Amar Singh and Rajendra for the Indians saved them from defeat against the Army at Balestier Road yesterday. The match was drawn. The Royal Air Force put up their* highest score for this season when they made 253 runs and declared
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    808 12  -  GEORGE TAYE Wei Lon Gains Winning Match From SINGAPORE humbled Malacca by eight games to one in the Foong Seong Cup tie played in the Malacca Badminton Association hall before a large crowd of badminton fans. Veteran Charlie Seow and Wee Say Lock saved the day for
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    185 12 Shepherdson, Hurt In Grand Form KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sclansor beat Malacca by an innings and 128 runs in their interstate cricket match on the Selangor Club pad am; today. The game ended just before 12.30 ;rm. with half a day more to snare. This was SeUngors second innings victory of
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    54 12 In the doubles, the youthful pair of Henry Yap and Eric Wee of Malacca forced the Singapore combination of Peng Hooi and Lim Wei Lon to three sets, having won the first by 15-4. The other double? match nroved to be lopsided with Ong Poh Lim and Ismail
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    137 12 S'PORE TOO NEGRI Delilkan Shines SINGAPORE, who were in a commanding position at the end of the first day of their cricket match against Negri Sembilan, easily dismissed the visitors for 80 runs in their second knock to win by an innings and 34 runs on the SCC padang yesterday.
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    22 12 POLO Club defeated the four Generals in a polo match at Thomson Road yest.erday. The score was 7 4 goals.
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    184 12 PENANG'S GRAND RECOVERY PENANG, Sun. Despite a wonderful batting recovery this morning after a disastrous start yesterday afternoon when five wickets fell for only 3^ runs, Penang failed to beat Kedah in a two-day inter state cricket match which ended in a draw on the Western Road ground this evening.
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