Singapore Standard, 16 May 1957

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    17 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 HGFH JGHD No. :ilh GHG 12 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon 'TUBEW GIRL' LEAVES
    358 1 JTYJUT She Boards Plane With A Brave Smile And A Wave indimmah If ft by BOAC for London n,j i cheer v wave of the hand, the it through a tube in heT stomach plane which uould take her for her ts in Britain. I- •ml v.i\\
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    Lock icon 24-HOUR CURFEW TO CUT RED LINK
    45 1 I Ulu Kinfti \rt utive i P sed until i'urL i rubbvr I Mtua.t>tretch i ef--.v mornnds west E*aI a., lands from Sipui area with- the OCPD. Iq_ lon tact rr rl I no TTi .i r. su b
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    Lock icon 4,000 at Priest's Funeral
    109 1 MORE than 4,000 Roman Catholics, friends and parishioners of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore, yesterday paid their last resnects to Monsignor Michael Bonamy. 55. Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Malacca and Singapore, who died on Tuesday. Among those present at the funeral service
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    Lock icon HUNT FOR KILLER OF WEDDING GUEST
    207 1 SINGAPORE police yesterday launched an island-wide manhunt for the person responsible for the slaying of a father of three children in the Happy World car park in Geylang, near midnight on Tuesday. The victim, 42-year-old Wong Pui. owner of 8 motor workshop in Geylang.
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    Lock icon CANAL USERS
    32 1 THE Union Castle Lire jesterday announced that its liners will resume using the Suez Canal. The 17.000-ton Kenya Castle will leave London on May 29 direct for the canal. Reuter
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    54 1 SHAW STABLE'S Entertainment 111 with apprentice Ali astride created a biff upset in the last race of the second day's Selangor Turf Club meeting at Kuala Lumpur yesterday to pay the spectacular dividend of $213 for a win. This was Shaw's fourth win of the afternoon.
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    28 1 THE World Bank has refused to grant a loan to Pakistan for the construction of a steel mill, it was authoritatively learned in Karachi yesterday. U.P.
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    Lock icon Grandma Graduates, Daughter Watches
    65 1 WILBURTON, Oklahoma, May 15 (AP) Mrs. John Lucas, a 46-year-old grandmother, was graduated with top honours from Wilburton High School last night. Now she's going to college on a scholarship hoping to become a teacher. Her daughter, LaDawn, witnessed the graduation ceremony. She won't graduate until
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    Lock icon 20,000 STRICKEN WITH 'FLU
    445 1 From The Towns To The Kampongs Into The Ulu, The Fever Spreads THE INFLUENZA epidemic continues to sweep Malaya, from the towns to the kampongs and into the ulu. Up to yesterday 20,000 Federation cases were on record. In Kuala Lumpur, 5,000 cases were reported, but
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    Lock icon From King To Job In A Hotel
    107 1 From King To Job In A Hotel NEW YORK. May 15 (AP) Former King Peter of Yugoslavia, reportedly looking for work, was offered a .iob yesterday in the hotel business. Frank Kride-1. general manager of Hotel Manhattan now under construction here, said he has sent a letter to the 34-year-old
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    Lock icon ACCORD AT TALKS, SAYS THE TUNKU
    181 1 All Smiles And Politeness From ANDREW ROTH LONDON, May 15 In the absence of solid information, the most impressive thing about the Merdeka conference is the princely serenity with which the Tunku handles it. Emerging from the Colonial Office yesterday evening after an hour
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    Lock icon Malacca Party Gets A Promise
    112 1 LONDON, Wed.—Colonial Minister of State, Mi. J. D. Profumo, this afternoon promised that the Malayan Party of Malacca's representations would be seriously considered by the Colonial Secretary. He was asked by Conservative member, Mr. Peyton a school friend of Mr. Humphrey Ball whether he would
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    Lock icon TEST SHIP: NO U.S. OBJECTION
    46 1 WASHINGTON, May 15 (Reuter) Mr. Joh Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, said yesterday that the United States would not oppose Israel's testing her right to send a ship through the Suez Canal if Israel thought it was in their interests.
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    Lock icon U.S. VISIT
    27 1 THE White House announced yesterday that the Suitan of Morocco, Mohammed V. has accepted an invitation from President Eisenhower to visit the United States. A.P.
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    Lock icon Two Top UMNO Men Expelled From Party
    177 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Selangor division of United Malays National Organization will expel two of its members who defied the party's order and took part in the Second Malay Congress held here on May 4. They are Inche Ramli of the UMNO State
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    34 1 SOVIET Russia has released more than 70 per cent of its prison inmates and liquidated two-thirds of the Siberian labour camps since Josef Stalin's death, it was announced in Moscow yesterday. U.P.
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    Lock icon BORDER DISPUTE
    24 1 THE United Nations Security Council will meet next Tuesday to take up Syria's border complaint against Israel, it was announced yesterday Reuter
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    Lock icon CONTROLS ON CHINA TRADE
    111 1 LONDON. May 15 (Reuter) The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. said yesterday that the British government was cooperating in a common policy with other Commonwealth governments who operated controls on trade with China. Mr. John Dugdale, (Labour) had asked in the House of Commons whether discussions
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    Lock icon NEW MOVE TO UNSEAT MAC MILL AN
    137 1 NEW MOVE TO UNSEAT MAC MILL AN LONDON, May 15 (UP) The British Labour Party opened a new campaign today in the House of Commons to unseat Prime Minister Harold Macmillan for the British "humiliation" suffered in his "capitulation" to Egypt. Macmillan was faced by open rebellion in his own
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    146 2 CLOSING rubber price* (cents per Ib) Id Singspore yesterday were:— Bnvere Sellers Spot 90 h 901 Int. June RSS No. 1 902 91* RSS No 2 911 911 RSS No 3 88} 90 Tone: Quiet and slightly easier. The price of tin on the local market vesterday was
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    56 2 TOKYO. Mav 15 (ITP). Japan announced today it has discovered "substantial" deposit! i uranium-bearing ore. and American officials predicted Japan would have atomic and hydrogen bomb production capability within 10 years. Kosaburo Takahwshi President of Japan*! Atomic Fuel Corporation, madfl 4 he announcement in an address before
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    43 2 LONDON. May 15. (Reuter) A three-member Chinese delegation from Hongkong is due to see the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, this evening to appeal for an extension of the term cf office of the Governor of Hongkong. Sir Alexander Grantham.
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    Lock icon NO PAY FOR MANUAL WORK
    52 2 PEKING. May 15 (Reuter) Chinese officials and intellectuals directed to do manual work in a nationwide **j€l clot f tin tlw llllftm" campaign will not be paic' for their labour. Manure collection and spreading, ditch digging, street cleaning, grass mowing and tree planting are among
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    Lock icon THE WEST NEEDS A KNOCK
    285 2 Marshal Bulganin On The Facts Of Life*- 'Replies To Soviet Peace Proposals Not Convincing' LONDON, May 15 (Reuter) The Soviet Premier Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, said today that "life itself will knock the Western Powers on to the path of realistic policies, although their replies to
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    Lock icon Shipowners Oppose Boycott
    111 2 PARIS. Mav 15 (Reuter). French shipowners have asked the government to give them an urgent hearing on the question of continued French boycott of the Suez Canal, a spokesman for the shipowners' central committee said today. The decision to draw the government's attention to the damage to
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    29 2 GROUP Captain Peter Townsend arrived back in Canton yesterday after a short tour of North and East China, the pro-Communist newspaper. New Evening Post, reported. Reuter
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    94 2 What Has Happened To Them? TOKYO. May 15 (Reuter).— The Japanese Foreign Ministry announced today the Ministry had requested Communist China to investigate the whereabouts of an estimated 35.767 Japanese nationals believed to be still in Communist ChinaThe announcement said the Communist Chinese consul in Geneva had promised to forward
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    Lock icon QUIET DAY
    21 2 SIR ANTHONY Eden spent another quiet day convalescing at Government House on Tuesday. Intermittent rain kept him Indoors. AP
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    51 2 Straight Up And Down THE X-13 vertijet built by the Ryan Aeronautical Company, a revolutionary new jet aircraft of the United States air force, takes off vertically (left), straightens out into level flight (centre) and turns nose-up to land vertically on its tail (right), during its first air borne tests
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    Lock icon QANTAS SEEKS U.S. ROUTE TO U.K.
    168 2 WASHINGTON, May 15 (AP) Australia and the United States are opening negotiations today on an air agreement which would give the Australian Qantas Empire Airways rights to fly across the United States en route to London. Mr. D. G. Anderson, Australian Director-General of Civil
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    135 2 NEW YORK, May 15 (AP) A 40-year-old housewife tried unsuccessfully to commit suicide three different ways yesterday. Her third attempt left her in critical condition with burns over most of her body. Police reconstructed the frenzied death attempts of Mrs. Maris KefTas this First she rigged a homemade e'ectrorution
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    Lock icon US. Lifts Arm Ban To Yugoslavia
    171 2 US. Lifts Arm Ban To Yugoslavia WASHINGTON, May 15 (Reuter) States today ended its year-long embargo ment to Yugoslavia of heavy weapons J?, 11 fighter planes. m M The U.S. State Department q ment. saying weapons deliveries would V. ward but "at a more modest rate than^Lj planned before the
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    Lock icon Mao's Guns Shell Islet
    49 2 TAIPEI. May 15 f ßenter).— Chinese Communist artillery near Amoy last night shelled the Nationalist outpost i c !et off Quemoy. the Defence Ministry announced. A communique said Communist guns loobed i n^ Q he';s st Ertan. first of a chain of islets shielding Quemoy.
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    31 2 A HOME-MADE fire bomb wac hurled at a tax collector's office in Paris yesterday about 12 hours after government disclosed plans for newtaxes. No serious damage was caused. Reuter
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    Lock icon 'TUBE GIRL GETS BLESSING BEFORE HER FLIGHT TO LONDON
    94 3 Picture at left shows, top: Mr. K. P. Asan, a priest attached to the Seletar branch of the Sree Narayana Gurukulam, blessing Govindammah at the airport and wishing her a safe trip, successful operation and speedy return, Bottom: Govindammah (centre) poses
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    Lock icon was Protesf Meeting By 40,000 On Saturday
    232 3 THOUSAND civilian employees in the three Armed Service* and Id a mass meeting on Saturday t<- protest against the retrenchL personnel in the Services, t t on I I" of I ied b! th< i LOT retrenching \.v.\. Bas ■or before an ait
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    41 3 rion on two h tern j and *nce, to be f the 1 antabe the tisra Union oi PlanThis will be i th< ten T V thi on a leadership rmanue. conferenc-. wB [plao on ti
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    Lock icon Clerk On Negligence Charge
    99 3 Clerk On Negligence Charge A CLERK. Chua Ken? Seng, was charged in a Singapore Traffic Court yesterday with causing the death, bv a negligent act, of a three-year-old boy, Arshad bin Amat. at Kampong Bahru Road on Feb. 1. bin Bacha, an eyoss, toid the cour- t about 6 p.m.
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    Lock icon Lib-Socialists' Sub-Committee
    91 3 THEexecutin coxnmitta the Singapore Liberal-Socialist Party last night appointed a four-man sub committee in tion with the forthcoming by-eiections in Tanjong tr and Cairnhill. sub-comm;' rie- I on ore whethei party snou:.. r filial the e.ei.U n Member? of the suh- I iessrs C. C Tan v bet
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    Lock icon Boss Accused Of Making False Report
    274 3 PENANG, Wed. The thought of being: forced into bankruptcy, with consequences of being sent to prison, made a proprietor of a textile firm make a false report feo the Police agains* hit th« ni ii Court was told today. This wa? alleged by the
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    Lock icon APPEAL FOR BLOOD
    58 3 APPEAL FOR BLOOD THE Singapore Blood Bank is at a dangerously low level. Appealing to donors of all proup.s an official of the Blood Transfusion Centre said last mcht that blood is urgently needed for patients in the Kandane Kerbau Maternin Hospital Last week only 105 donations were received and
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    21 3 DATO S^r Chen?-i^ck Tan yesterdav opened the Meng Seng Association's $30,000 funeral rites hall at Lorong Bukit China. Malacca.
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    Lock icon FISH-SELLER TURNS TEC TO CATCH THIEF
    181 3 PEN AN G. Wed. Smart detective work by a fish-seiier enabled him to catch another fish-seller who had stolen his fish Before Magistrate, Mr Au Ah Wan. today was Lim Ewe Huat. 2:i, who pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a bicycle, nine
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    Lock icon CROWN AGENTS WILL SERVE NEW MALAYA
    270 3 Sir George Arrives For Talks With Fed. Govt KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. British Crown Agents will continue to render their services to the new Malaya as they have done in the past. This assurance was given at Carcosa this afternoon by the Senior Crown Agent
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    Lock icon TOP GOVERNMENT JOB FOR FORMER K.L ENGINEER
    289 3 TOP GOVERNMENT JOB FOR FORMER K.L ENGINEER GHJG ONE of the youngest Asians to be promoted to a senior executive post in the Singapore Government service is Mr. Hiew Siew Nam, former ly an engineer attached to the PWD in Kuala Lumpur. Acer: 36, Mr Hiew. a Honskong University graduate
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    51 3 T OHORE BAHRU, Wed In view of financial autonomy having been given to the Johore Bahru Town Council, the elected mc--.oer.- r: the Council are asking the Government for the revenue ed from the issi.licences for pawnshops, cinemas, buses, juke boxes and i- "n fun Tr"
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    62 3 Unions Discuss Bus Dispute REPRESENTATIVE I Workers Union and the Transport Employees me tin La fcei lay to discus dispute over the re-instatemenl of 82 workers < in 1 Chinese bus companies. The me-- ted in tl for tion of a joh istinp of fivf r< the disr E tfa
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    41 3 :r" r w I are the results of the St. M n Pi Bui in Firsi wenl No 7. bdch wo: Minx car. Ticket secor. K the tfc Ticket ***** (i or). prize -5819 2972 22:
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    26 3 They Want Malay As Governor PEN a r a, I Pcnani iron the Ked Tn: the secr^ Inche Isa sai i in Jur .v aofrei "ndence.
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    Lock icon Strikers Refuse Court Order
    31 3 JOKORF I Wed triker apple Factor ba :>een file b: the Companj a ting ire I prexn pan] tirl r^^ orderthat tl on t;; premi£ the striker
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    Lock icon GOVT. TO BUILD A MILLION-DOLLAR RADIO STATION
    277 4 GOVT. TO BUILD A MILLION-DOLLAR RADIO STATION Broadcasting: Tank us Answer KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federal Government has started preliminary investigations into the construction of a multi-million dollar broadcasting station that will be as powerful as Radio Jakarta in Indonesia, the Standard was told today. This proposed broadcasting station forms
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    Lock icon 'Cotton Queen' Is On Her Way
    78 4 BRITAIN'S 1P57 "Cotton Queen." 19-year-old Angela Smith, has included Singapore in her itinerary, when she makes a four month tour of various countries next month. She leaves London by BO.VC Britannia Tor Singapore on June 2!>. The prize she won as "Cotton Queen" includes
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    Lock icon Sir John's Good Work Retailed
    201 4 THE President of the Friends of Singapore Society. Mr. T. \V. Ong, yesterday told S Mnall gathering in the Victoria Memorial Hali that the "man who laid the foundation stone for Mcdreka for Singapore was sir John Nicoll, a former Governor of this fair an|
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    Lock icon PICNIC ON A LOVELY ISLE
    99 4 THIRTY boys of Boys Town, Bukit Timah. arc eagerly looking forward to May 25, because on that date they are due to spend the whole day swimming an i -ing on a beautiful island I the coast of Singapore. Organized by Mrs Rose bfinnie, who
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    Lock icon GIFT TO MARK MERDEKA
    60 4 THE Government of Sarawak has offered a $2/ >" gtft to the Federation Government to "mark the attainment of Independence." The silt, which comprises a Committee table and 12 chain is to be used In the Federal Lcz.-^::\c Council building in Kuala Lumpur prior to their
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    26 4 THE recently formed National Union of General Workers, Singapore, yesterday decided to amalgamate with the General Employees Un:- n to "create unity among workers."
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      418 4 Y\vc\: Health and beauty gymnastic class yl5 a.m. Ballet Class 2.30 m. to 5 pm. at Ralfles Quay. Independent Missionary .Movement: Free film show at 'ci.ris Homecraft Centre, York H..1 7.30 m. Chinese v.mc.\ Billiards, Body DUilding and boxing 2-10 p m Table Tena.s 7 p.m Siit'll Co: Free film
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    318 5 Army Engineers To Clear Sarawak River AN expedition of British Army Engineers will leave Singapore next month for Sarawak on Operation "Cool Cat" the clearance of all boulder obstructions from the fast-flowing crocodile-infested river Baram 200 miles up, in deep and dangerous jungle. The Government of
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    53 5 LIMDON'T SHIRK arFF Minister Mr. Lim f i iv called Singapore building with courage addressing Rotaweekly lunwho shirk ■facile pesslng n service f^sso spoke of the presiHjderfv to leave rvery- g >vernment r the itlons, I ite crises r the future. goes wrong, us to diasthe TO| Ol the Ch:o:
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    15 5 iapore Coroner an "pen I lest on Q >k body sea r Attendant's
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    69 5 NOMINATION papers for the by-elections in Tanjong Pagar and Cairnhill will be received by the Returning Officer, Mr. M. Ponnuduray, between 11 and 12 noon on Saturday. The Singapore Government, in a statement yesterday, said that each candidate should deposit $500 in cash The Government has
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    Lock icon UNION'S APPEAL TO GOVERNOR
    118 5 SINGAPORE City Council Electrical Workers' Union yesterday appealed to the Governor. Sir Robert Black, to set up a permanent negotiating machinery to deal with all disputes between the City Council and its dailyrated workers. The appeal was contained in a memorandum submitted to the Governor by
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    79 5 NINE year-old "Aroll," famous Singapore exhibition Alsatian, helps Mrs. M. Birchee declare open the new Canine Surgery on Dune&rn Road. "Aroll" presented Mrs. Birchee with the basket of orchids, traditional on such occasions. The Canine Sur- gery is being run by a three-man committee comprising Mr. Wong
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    Lock icon Malayanaires For Aussie 'Debut'
    233 5 RADIO MALAYA'S "Malayanaires". the most popular show band in Malaya and Singapore, which recently delighted thousands of listeners at the Variety Show held in Kuala Lumpur in aid of the Merdeka Celebrations Fund is going to make its "debut" abroad through 13 special recordings. Mr. Tony
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    70 5 THE following have been elected office-bearers of the English Society of Nanyang University: President Mr. Lim Beng Tee; vice-president Mr. Lin Yang; hon. secretary Chen Soo Peng, assist, secretary Mr. Hong Ho Huat, treasurer Miss Hwang Chin Lee. Editor Mr. Wong Hai Chuan, associate editors .Messrs.
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    131 5 Boy Made Sudden Dart tf Front Of oving Car A BOY darted in front of his oncoming car so suddenly he could not avoid knocking him. Robert Edward Wallsworth of the CommissionerGeneral's Office, told a Singapore Coroner yesterday. Wallsworth was testifying at an inquest on a schoolboy, Mohamed Yunos bin
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    Lock icon ADULT EDUCATION COURSES AT T.T.C.
    115 5 FURTHER adult education courses at the Teachers' Training College will start on May 21 in English, and on May 28 in Chinese, the Singapore Council for Adult Education announced yesterday. Subjects on the first level are: English comprehension, history of South-east Asia, economics and public
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    Lock icon TUC Seeks Changes To Clerks Ordinance
    174 5 TUC Seeks Changes To Clerks Ordinance THE Singapore Trades Union Congress has decided to ask Government to amend the Clerks Employment Ordinance. The representative council of the TUC on Sunday night appointed a sub-committee to study and make necessary recommendations to amend the Ordinance, which was passed by the Legislative
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    Lock icon Alleged Theft Of Tickets
    53 5 MUSTAPHA bin Abdul Ghani, 20. was yesterday charged in a Singapore Court, with theft of two cinema tickets worth $6, between May 11 and 13. He was alternNtively charged with disposing of the two tickets, which he knew to be stolen. Mustapah was allowed $250 bail
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    36 5 A LECTURE in English on "Misconception in Islam," will be given by Dr. Abdul Raof. Principal of the Muslim College in Klang, at the RIDA Training Centre. Petaling Jaya at 8.30 p.m. today.
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    Lock icon THE FLU HALTS RIOTS CASE
    186 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The trial began in the Magistrate's Court today of 14 persons charged with rioting at the Oriental Manufacturing Company, Scudai, on Feb. 25. Ho Heng Wah. manager of the firm, told the Court he was of the opinion that the trouble started
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    34 5 SINGAPORE District Judge Mr. D. H. Chapman yesterday acquitted Soong Ah Nee, 24, on a charge of causing hurt to Detective Tan Bah Chee with a parang in Trengganu Street on Dec. 30
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      492 6 TN 1952 the Rural and Industrial Development Authority started a monthly magazine called •Maju' with the idea of uplifting the ra'ayat and educating them in modern methods of agriculture. A small number of Malay journalists was engaged to produce the magazine. 'From the beginning there was no set
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      452 6 ESTERN writers and film makers have for many years invested tropic islands with romance and glamour which provide novel readers and filmgoers with a vicarious thrill, especially those struggling to eke out a living in drab and crowded surroundings. The desire to get away from the worries and
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    1794 6 RESTTLEMENT OF ATTAP DWELLERS COUNCIL ADOPTS BASIC POLICY FOR SOLVING THIS PROBLEM ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY acres of valuable land in the City area of Singapore have been set aside for the resettlement of attap dwellers who have to be cleared from sites needed for development as well
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    521 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me! ASTER GUNASEKERA By THE first inter-Community Centres athletic meeting organized by the Singapore Social and Welfare Department showed the keen interest taken by residents catered for by the community associations and centres in the island. What was done in this particular branch of these
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    135 7 lAPAN AMONG THOSE INVITED The United i a new series pons U Is c solved over ing Japan. the the precauI promised ■erics nit than any domestic test tin c 1951. Moreover in a note to Japan handed over two days ago,
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    76 7 !il< d to I which Ining t to the cm- ni Tito foi lon, d his voice against what he called "a common danser [ox all countries and peoples ol the world. "Today. 12 years since the end ol the second world
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    294 7 Kerala may grab all foreign -owned plantations NEW DELHI, May 15 (Router) I Mr. M. S. Namboodiripad, Communist Chief Minister of Kerala State, said here today he intended to recommend to the Central Government nationali- zation of all foreign-owned plantations in his state. Mr. Namboodiripad, who was addressing a press
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    792 7 IN A MOVING APPEAL TO THE U.S. NATION IKE DETAILS WE REDUCE SPENDING ONLY AT OUR PERIL WASHINGTON, May 15 (AP) President Eisenhower told the nation last niffht "the price of peace is high." He said he sees no immediate prospect for "relaxation of international tensions"
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    40 7 PRINCESS Margaret sets a new line in sporting fashion us she attends the show jumping events on the third day of the Royal Windsor Horse Show at Windsor, Berkshire. With her is Princess Anne.
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    135 7 LOS ANGELES, May 15 (AP)— lrish-born actress Maureen O"Hara and pianist Liberace appeared as voluntary witnesses on Tuesday before the Los Angeles County grand jury conducting a criminal libel investigation of Confidential magazine. Both the titian-halred actress and the smiling pianist were subjects
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    33 7 "THE Ku Klux Klan has as much chance of setting up in Britain as a snowball in hell," L. C. Glass, new British Consul General in Washington said yesterday. A.P.
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    22 7 THE Philippine Air Lines, took delivery here in Britain yesterday of its first turbo-prop Viscount plane from VickersArmstrong. Reuter
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    230 7 MEXICO CITY. May 15 ,AP)— Ava Gardner's Italian bo v friend Walter Chiari arrived here last night, but bhe says she has no plans to make him her fourth husband. Ava has not even
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    177 7 Oh, these old Yugoslav customs LONDON, Wed. He was a physics lecturer from London. She was a Yugoslav ballet dancer. They met. said* a divorce judge yesterday, at a students' camp in Yugoslavia fell in love and were married. The judge, Mr. Commissioner Grazebrook. in the Divorce Court, then spoke
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    347 7 RECTOR'S DAUGHTER IS A FANTASTIC LIAR, SAYS JUDGE LONDON, Wed. Pretty Mrs. Jessica Stockwell, 22, a rector's daughter, is "one of the most fantastic liars" a judge has ever had to deal with. Mr. Justice Dairies said bo at Leeds yesterday, after he had heard her allege nineteen cases of
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    250 7 Freddy (79) and Velia (39-1 7-38) wilt wait... LOND O N. Wed.— The wedding of wealthy seventy-nine-year-old Freddy Roberts to glamorous twenty-.^even-year-old Velia Dawes is off. for the time being. They were to have been married at Caxton Hall, London, tomorrow. .Freddy, the former Underworld man who used to call
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    109 7 PRAGUE. May 15 (Reuter) Czechoslovak soldiers are to be taught dancing steps and ballroom manners following girls' complaints, the forces newspaper Obrana Lidu announced today The girls wrote to newspapers complaining that instead of asking politely the soldiers would merely
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    36 7 TUBERCULOSIS has been one of the biggest killers in Indonesia fcr generations and the Indonesian Health Ministry has estimated the T.B. death rate at about 240,030 per year, or nearly 700 per day.— A.P.
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    228 9 »ance And Commerce r,. >n India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. has iitional fast medium sized cargo vessels India trade in order to provide bctties for shippers. The vessels, which have been specially designed for this trade, will call at Singapore, Port Swettenham and Penang en
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    76 9 T .\r.\X Air Lines Company In Tokyo a woi i-wi;;e prosperity new air routes were the two main reason? for Ines net profit of £420 million. (£430,000), during the six m M ending March a Air Lines is s ibsidi the Japaneses Go Offl iala
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    30 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the wins: changes In Its rate aerchants yesterday: Canada: selling T.T or on was: 30 13/ 16. hange rates remain unalten cL
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    222 9 DULL conditions prevailed on the Malayan share market yesterday, orice movements m industrials and tins being irregular. Dollar rubbers were quiet. while sterling rubbers had a fair turnover at generally wer levels. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: INDI STRI ALS Bj
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    54 9 PLANS for a £40 million power station with an output of 1.100,000 kilowatts believed to be the largest of its kind so far projected anywhere in the world have been announced by Britain's Central Electricity Authority. The station will be built at Thorpe Marsh, in the
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    205 9 'Lift Ban On Re-Export of Sugar' A CALL to the Singapore Government to totally lift the ban on the re-export of sugar was made yesterday by Mr. Tan Chong Teng, president of the Sugar Traders' Association. In December, a ban was imposed on the reexport of the commodity beyond the
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    40 9 TWO local officers of the Chartered Bajik will leave Singapore by air for the 1957 Summer Training Course at the Chartered Bank Staff Training College in Sussex. England, today. They are Messrs. Clarence van Hagt and Wong Weng Oon (Ipoh).
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    82 9 At the College they will undergo advanced training and will also be given time to visit industrial centres, places of interest and outstanding sporting events. Earlier this work three other officers, Mess r s. George T. V. Leont: (Jesselton>. Tan Jin Soo (Penang)
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    61 9 LATEST developments in tati in in Australia are the country's first powerhouse operated from a single control and an announcement by a South Australian company that it will make the latest automation machinery. The powerhouse is at Wat lerawan^. near Litbgow, New South Wales. Its boilers, turbines,
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    34 9 OUTPUT f April from estates and mines in the Guthrie Grouq announced are: r 6,076,900 ib.. tea (black) 191,000 Ib., calm oil 1.371 tons, palm kernels 396 tons, tin ore 1,375 pi
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    110 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices Der picul yesterday were Copra, May/June $25\ buyers; $26J sellers; coconut oii in 'bulk $4(>i sellers, in drums $44| sellers, Muntok white pepper SIH6 sellers. Sarawak white $105 sellers, Special Sarawak black $7:3. CUHKA HOLIDAY CUTLER BATH C<> I.TU MAY 11 a.m
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    21 9 JOHAN tin ore output for Ar-ril was 30!). 75 piculs resulting in a tribute to the company of $7,433.61.
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    184 9 IPOH, Wed. Malaya could be assured of a prosperous future provided the present economic and financial policies were continued, said Mr. K. Brown, chairman of the Malayan Producers Ltd., at the general meeting: of the board of directors at Tanjong Rambutan. Referring to the Emergency
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    130 9 WHILE KLM's "Delta Romeo" was flying from Jakarta to Colombo, its crew was unaware of the fact that 25,000 flying hours had been officially registered for this aircraft at Schiphol Airport. The PH-LDR "Pontianak". or "Delta Romeo" as it is called for short at Schiphol,
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    170 9 A COMPLETELY flameproof I electric fork truck for mechanical handling of goods made its debut at the British Industries Fair in Birmingham. All electrical components of the truck are within robust flameproof enclosures. External wiring between all electrical components consists of mineral-insulated, copper clad cables fed
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    320 9 Glimpse Of Future At British Fair EXHIBITS ranging from complete instrumentation for a nuclear power station to a device lor testing aircraft engine ignition are displayeel at the Instruments, Electronics and Automation Exhibition being held in London. Described as a glimpse of the "British way of life in the 1960's
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      264 9 NOTICES GLEN LINE LTD. GLEN LINE LTD. announce that they intend to resume the use of the Suez Canal henceforth, though for the time being they maintain the liberty to proceed via the Cape if necessary. "GLENORCHY" will continue her voyage home via the Cape, arriving London on or about
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    1769 10 —Drive to erase 'Brahmin 9 from all hotel boards From Our Correspondent Memorial to a Great Eveni THIS year India celebrates the rmtonar maun mutwy of is:,:, /w /lmi "First War of Independence.'' T),, beaten monuments in the riil%^J John Garrison Church at IfMTMI U\ m
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    132 10 HER DREAM OF CRASH CAME TRUE /~)VER the phone a wife begged her husband not to go on a business trip because she had dreamed that he would lose both legs in a car crash. But the husband, textile chemist John Raynes, 55. of Mount Pleasant-drive. Belper, Derbyshire, refused to
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    19 11 LUMPUB V. -c. Mud lelt Su to a L in 2 FAS Rxturt I i m Bahrv
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    141 11 TWO Singapore youtfc ciubr- the Prinee Edwarc Bov?' Ciub and the Pasir Pania-g Bovc C iub. wil] mee: in tnr hnais for tne "Rayner" Cup annua; fooij ball toumamen: to be heiri mi i.'ie S.R.C- ground on Fndav Mhv 17. The tournament i? being organised b> tne
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    706 11 FED. HITS MERRILY FOR A DRAW HK's Dhabher Shines Again ,j_ife7_«i_^ m 'I SCOREBOARD PENANG, Wed.—Hongkong and the Federation of Malaya drew in their twolay cricket match played m the Western Road ground Left to make 106 runs in 45 minutes today, the Federation, with no possible hope of success,
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    509 11 LONDON, May 14 (Reuter) Fine bowling by offspinner Roy Tattersall who took six for 83. helped Lancashire beat Kent by 60 runs today to maintain their 100 per cent record with maximum 14 points from each of three fames played in the country cricket
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    57 11 THE following players have been selected to represent Army (Singapore) against Indian Association in a Singapore Cricket Association Senior League Tournament at I\ee Soon on Sunday, May 19 Lt. Mallett (CapO. Cpl. Johnson. WOII Barron Lt Pearce, Capt. Alexander. Cpl- Goodwin. Cfn. White. Dvr. Jopling. 2/Lt. Waters. WOII
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    39 11 ENTRIES are now invited for the Singapore Badminton Association Junior National Championships to commence in June 1957 Entry form? should be sent to Mr. Low Poh Hye. at No 17 Cnanje Alley, not later than May 27.
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    78 11 NTW YORK M,r- 15 (APV— I The Milwaukee Braves took over fir?' place in the National League on Tuesday mzn: They defeated Brooklyn 3-2 a? Philadelphia ended Cincinnati! 12-garm winning streak, 10-8 The New York Giant? vanquished the 9t Loui? Cardinal 5-3 and Pittsburgh mnvec to within a ha::'
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    2221 12 ENTERTAINMENT SPRINGS A $213 SURPRISE ►ksHE^^^S^SS Shaw Stable sweeps board with 4 winners By WINDSOR LAI) ENTERTAINMENT 111, with apprentice AH astride, sprang a spectacular surprise in the last race over 6 furlongs to pay $213 at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, second day of the Sclan.sor Turf Club's May Meeting. Enteii
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    77 12 TOTAL POOL SISS.IOO Ist. Prize 2000.") 1 ($50,868) •2nd. Prize *****1 ($25,434) 3rd. Prize *****5 ($12,717) Starters ($1,413 each). Nos: 1281)23. *****9, *****1, *****9, *****6, *****4, *****7, *****6, *****5. Consolations: (51, 139 each). Ni>s. IG67GG. *****3, *****8, *****8, *****5, *****9, *****3, *****4, *****9, 231)573. FORECAST POOL RaCC Two:
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    59 12 KAMPAR, Wed.—Anqlo-Chin-csc School Union, three-year champions, were surprisingly beaten by three goals to one by the Perak Hydro (Kampar) in the division l league soccer match played on the town padang here yesterday evening ACS scored five minutes after play through Tee Meng. in the first
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    90 12 TWO officials of the Union of Burma Football Referees' Association arri v e d in Singapore after officiating at the recent World championship soccer match between Red China and Indonesia at Jakarta. The officials. Mr. C. Kan Goon and L Ba Thaung, leave for Burma today. Both
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    148 12 CAMBRIDGE, May 13 (Renter)— After dismissing Cambridge University for 225, West Indies scored 26 for one wicket before the close on the first day of their three-day match here today. Winning th P to.-s. Cambridge elected to bat on a hard dry wicket. They made
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    61 12 Sparkling Br a THE Hongkong-Federotion o f M i match in Penang yesterday ended draw the sparkle coming from Fed men who hit almost half the icau.r a j minutes. i HONGKONG: Ist inns. > for nine declared. FEDERATION: Ist inns. 225 f Or n ed. 2nd
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    50 12 1 71 Fin tries For S 'pore Meeting A TOTAL of 171 horses 84 in Class One. and 87 in ClavSS Two has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club's May June Meeting on May 25, 29 a.nd June 1. Following is the complete list of entries: GHJ HJHJGH GHJG
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    70 12 SOCCER Community League: Malays rs Indians at Julan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m.; S.A.F.A. League: Div. 38. Bintang Bulan vt Minto C.U. at Geyhing at 5.15 p.m.: Div. SB. B Timah SC. vs Kcbenaran Club at Farrer Park a: p.m.: Div. :>B Pondok Pcr- Haikowyu S.C. at Farrer
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    130 12 TRAILING 2-0 at half timr Ford Motors improved in th» second hall to bold Sime Darb: to a two-all draw in a SBHI Div. 1 League match at Fai Park yesterday. Sime Darby, who fielded onplayer short throughout game, put up a splendid j formancc and
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    40 12 xewmarket. Suffolk, May 15. (Reuter)— -Colonel B. Hn rrwng's Sun Charge r won the Newmarket Stakes rut, over one mile and two iurlongs here today He beat Mrs. O S. RuaneV Bellborough with Mrs. E Foster's Eudaemon third.
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    90 12 Then will be eight ra^ron each day. the flret rare rHi a: 215 p.m 1 schedule of racing is as folI irst Day. r:a> 1 D:v, 1 2. one mile Class 2 Divs. 1. 2. 3 4. six furlongs; Divs. 1 2. one mile. Second Day: CUss 1
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