Singapore Standard, 3 June 1957

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    31 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POL ICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 U ft vH ~P FIRE BRIGADE 2811 GENERAL HOSPITAL 2414 11. No. 334 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1957 12 PAGES 15 (EMS
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    Lock icon NO CITIZENSHIP FOR THE DISLOYAL
    628 1  - NO CITIZENSHIP FOR THE DISLOYAL M. T. YONG Not Fully Satisfied Tunku Flies In B V Int Federation oovernmenr can Dar a oririsn suDjecr rrom becoming a Federal citizen if he acts prejudicially against the interests of the country. This was stated by the Federation's Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman,
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    Lock icon Litfle Blossom Is Going Blind
    275 1 Inil S-\ear-o!d An? 1 am the s;irl from ip..r. v hm itow ti. who |jßf.»i S inej i. t .1 hi am rprr.itiiiii in Decem--7^ r li-t kp.ir in slowlj losiij h»>r suht. This little lass with the heart belie\« that only pair of spoil
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    Lock icon MERDEKA GUEST LIST: REDS ARE SNUBBED
    311 1 Kl ALA LUMPUB, Sun. The Alliance government ignored the Communist bloc countries when it drew up list of 45 nations It whom invitations are bein<; sent to attend the Federation's Merdeka celebrations on Aug. 31. personal invitation has been sent to the secretary gencial
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    Lock icon Another A-Device Exploded
    108 1 Another A- Device Exploded L\S VEGAS. Nevada. June 2 (DP) The Atomic Energy Commi.x-ion explddtd another atomic test device a:- the Nevada proring grounds this morning before dawn. Hill morning's bla.-t Wtt trifgt d atop a SOO-100l wer to become the second blast In the kmiest seriea of nuclear test
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    Lock icon Invitation To Makarios
    64 1 MELBOURNE. Juno 2 (AP) Archbishop Makanos. leader of the Cyprus movement for o with Greece, will be Invited tO visit Australia by the Australian Committee for Setf-Determination In Cyprus. This was announced here to night by Mr Qive Evatt, member Ol the New South Wales Government and
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    Lock icon RELAXED
    23 1 NORWAY hafl decided to \v Britain'i lead is relaxIng trade restrictioni against Communist China, a government spokesman announced m Os'.o yesterday.— AP.
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    Lock icon Students Boo Police
    136 1 Students Boo Police A SINGAPORE Police (let.vhmcnt. on duty at list niuht ">■ Lib-Sac byHection rally at the Chinatown hillock off Hand. i Street was booed at and < at -called by about 200 Chinese students, Police Secretary, >lr. Peter Clamio told the Standard last Bight Ihe students were from
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    Lock icon Mob Attacks 3 Ceylon Ministers
    155 1 COLOMBO, Ceylon, June 2 (Keuter) Three Ceylon Government ministers were attacked by a crowd of demonstrators in Mannar, a Tamil-speaking Northern Prownce, yesterday according to reports published here today. The Ministers re z r nnz V a meeting when the dorr. trators threw stones and
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    Lock icon Guinea Pig Steele Quits
    77 1 tokyo. June 2 (Renter)— Harold Steele, 68-year-old British Quaker who planned to .sail Into the Christmas Island danger zone in protest against the nuclear bomb tests, said here today he had "reluctantly" decided to return to England. On receiving a Mtrr from a friend in Fiji
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    Lock icon TAIPEI ENDS CURFEW
    39 1 TAIPEI. June 2 (Renter) The aine-day curfew [mooted on Taipei, frorr midnight to 5 a.m.. following the antiAmcnran riots Of Mav M came to an end this mor::inq. But martial liw is to continue at present
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    Lock icon HANGING
    20 1 A ::-Y EAR-OLD Chine Cho« Cta ian Ming, was found hanging under Merdeka Br; Ige, Singapore, ear. I moraine.
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    Lock icon Cyclists Start Night Of Terror
    130 1 angels camp, California, June I (Retftefl Local police last night Called in reinforcementi to help control 3. T00 motor-cyclists who had brought a night of terror to the residents of this tiny town. The call for help went out when the motor-cyclists from four states
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    Lock icon Constitution To Please All Was Difficult Task'
    229 1 TUNKU Abdul Rahman, said in Bombay yesterday the new constitution for his country, drawn up in agreement with Britain, was not entirely satisfactory "but it is a measure of agreement sufficient for us to begin building up as a new nation,' according to
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    Lock icon Big Welcome Awaits Sir Anthony
    125 1 Big Welcome Awaits Sir Anthony LONDON June 2 (Re;/ —A bis official wekOßßt honv o: mony awaits ny Leer. former Br:ti,h Premier when he l rp morrow three weeta co»» a. 1 p r. r i v liner Em; res tnt i the r v b€ pr ;p of g'
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    Lock icon 17 MILES UP
    52 1 ST. 1 nnesota. June 2 (Reuter) Capt. J. W. Kittinger set a new record for a manned balloon flight today by soaring to approximately 96,000 ft. (about 17 miles a huge plastic he] balloon. The 28-year-old Ameri force om>er, attained height 1 hr. and 20 r leaving
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    Lock icon POLICE ARE WINNING THE WAR ON THUGS
    202 2 SEREMBAN, Sun.— Police are winning the wai on "gangsters"' in the Temiang River, Setul and Rahang areas, said Mr. B. K. Cash\; p, Ncm'i Sembilan C.LD. Chief yesterdi-.v. These gangsters have been prey.: 1 i d pettj traders, prostitutes, eoff( e i bop
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    Lock icon WAR DEPARTMENT TALKS ON RETRENCHMENT
    71 2 WAR DEPARTMENT TALKS ON RETRENCHMENT CIVILIAN employees of the War Department in Singapore and the Federation want a uniform policy on the question of retrenchment of redundant emnloyecs. This matter will come up f n r ,-ii |i ir.t meeting Of Services union leaders of the two territories sv. 1
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    30 2 DR M N of Kampar died on Sunday Funeral e~r- leave No. 6. Hospital Road, Kampar for crcmat.on at B in I ■du cemetery) p.m. en M June 3.
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    Lock icon MUSLIMS DOWN UNDER' PLAN A MOSQUE
    116 2 photo. A MUSLIM Association has born formed in the Australian Stale of Victoria with the major aim of building I mosque in Melbourne, the State capital. More than 1 members of Melbourne's Moslem community, including many private and Colombo Plan students from Indonesia. Malaya
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    Lock icon University Of Malaya Medical Exam Results
    487 2 FORTY-THREE candidates havt past Final Part I nination for the degree of M.8.8.5. in Pathology, including Bacteriology and Parasitology. from the University of Malaya. They are: Chan Kok Chin. Chan BI M Chin. Chee Clioont; Sonc. Choe Phui Lay. Chce -I. g, Chce Tiar.
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    Lock icon Women In Shorts Banned
    37 2 BLAXTYRE. Njt I I June (Rcuicr) Women wearing shorts or "trousers of any description" will not titallowed to enter Xyasalnnd's Legislative Council chamber, under an order signed by the Governor, Sir Robert Armitnce.
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    Lock icon Patents Stage A Walk-Out
    189 2 Expelled Students Appeal Turns Into A Fiasco PENANG, Sun. Parents and guorc of 13 expelled students of the Chung Ling High School tcdoy walked out when o sub-committee refused to meet two rcprcs fives appointed by them. 11m parenti had call d ai the Bee Jean
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    Lock icon MORE MEN FOR FED. ARMY
    173 2 MORE MEN FOR FED. ARMY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. FightiFftl units of the British forces comprising mainly Malayan soldiers are to be transferred to the Federation Army on July 15 to make it selfcontained and self-sup-porting regarding artillery, workshop and ordnance services. Announcing this at a news conference today, the G.0.C.,
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    Lock icon CLASSICAL MUSICIAN TO PERFORM IN MALAYA
    69 2 CLASSICAL MUSICIAN TO PERFORM IN MALAYA MR. M. A. KALYANA Krishna Bhasauathar. a South Indian classical musician will fire a series of performances in Singapore on the ancient Indian instrument tile Veena. Mr. Krishna is on a six-werk tout of Malaya. His first performance >n Singapore will be en Wednesday
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    Lock icon Britain, The Planter Of Democracy
    122 2 BRISTOL. England, June 2. (Realm.— Earl Attlee, the former Labour Prime Minisb r, di dared here last night that democracy did not exist in Asia or Africa 1 1 vhere Britain bad pianttttl u. He was speaking to the annual rally of the Western Di
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    Lock icon Baby Born On Top Of Tree
    41 2 BUENOS AIRES. June 2, (Reiiter*.— A woman gave birth on a treetop in Piaza Montero. Buenos Aires Province, and was later rescued by a helicopter after a 28--hour ordeal d r home was sv. Hoods.
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    Lock icon HAIL STORMS
    29 2 THE Mrteorolosical E said yesterday in Tokyo hail stones as big as hen's eggs fell in north-eastern Japan and Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island on Saturday night. Reuter.
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    Lock icon EXTORTION
    21 2 SINGAPORE Police arrest- 'i man yesterday foe allegedly extorting money fron w man at thi Capifc i Tin Car Park.
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    Lock icon Adventure Is Here, Says Queen
    230 2 Adventure Is Here, Says Queen LONDON, June 2 (Reu. ter) Qjeen ELz today told the youth oi British Com rnonWealth that they were grov in an age as full < bilities of adventure as the age of Queen Elizabeth the First. In a Commonwealth Youth Sunday message relayed from pulpits
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    Lock icon LLOYD GOES TO TALKS
    46 2 M 2 (Reitetf Iwyn Li 1 B aln's Foreign Secretary, arrived by air here today for the Bagdad Pact meeting tome: r Lloyd, who leads the British delegation in talks, was accompanied Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, British repre:on the Pact's Committee.
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    31 2 n plumtpatented what he claims to le first real thi mansion al movie the a: is a huge hollow sphtr, and the film projected inside ill bj lour prc
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    Lock icon MAN DIES AT 112
    34 2 Indian, known ai Bob", who turned car: the main street ol F I in Natal, Africa, alter I ched the age of 1 died at the age of 112 ter.
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    Lock icon TRAFFIC IN DRUGS RISE
    53 2 TOKYO, j .re 2 (Rcutcr) Stimulating drugs, considered to be as dangerous as narcotics, are being produced and marketed in increasing amounts te efTorts by Japanese Po- lice and doctors to wipe <"* the traffic. A Police spokesmar that there were 5,106 cues illegal production of
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      125 2 The icorld famous family of TIGER medicinal products 'W$. v CHEE THONE SAN P-^vides InstcntGneous relief for Toothache, Ecrcche Stomachache, Muscle Pcin, Indigestion, Backache, C^.ds, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL 1 THAT Jff|| LOREM still have a WORD for HER! Zf^^7^\ "ROY i M 1
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      21 2 I NO MAN X EVER DREW ON HIM AND LIVED' STERLING K\Rl\ BOOTH I MAYDE\ WILLIAW mSM()!» <l.\ itIEX M£XT CHANCt
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      165 2 iStandard cMlmanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE f|M£APrtDE -.ooaau* Snr site Cc Iyer Quay. 7£K&Mt6BsHt&*SmZj**&^E&GJt r i-i' rl l i..ii oi \u,\~ C1 n It T: MinNtry of Ht\iith: Laying of the TTl'lLfW^ Aw TTaT^f foundation stone of bospltal in AlXVau \X AIUL the chronic Btck. by Mr. A J B.;_;,
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    Lock icon Mr. Shaw Is Home With Coveted Award
    173 3 HOLDING the 18-inch-high "first Actor" trophy aloft so th.it th,. waiting croud could see it a jubi- Mr Run Kun Shaw returned to Singapore M'»--i irimi the Asian Film Festival in Tokyo. vi. il Mr Shaw (above) it the airport: "Getting the '•>
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    Lock icon Talks Start As Colony Bus Strike Enters Bth Day
    146 3 Talks Start As Colony Bus Strike Enters Bth Day g REPRESENTATIVES of th S ngapare Bui Workj(fr_V Union and the Transport Employees Union v. ill laeet at the Labour Ministry today to" find ways and means of ending the strike by 350 busmen emploVed in (■I -> K 1 and
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    Lock icon Claim For Equal Salaries
    111 3 v C: rorr. :-iinese school teachers yesterday called on to Dut their salaries on a Dar with teachers in English schools. meetimc of repress trves from seven Chinese schools teachers associations ned the Ministry of Education had "let them .down v«ry badly." 0 :.e Ministry, they
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    26 3 J C. Loh ar 1 Chan Se< t the 1 ucation Departrrc I haw been appointed lecturers of the day trair ..~z twA ary teachers.
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    89 3 PENAN i S —The Chinese dealing the last batch of iSSO applications for naturalisation before Merdcka D.iy on Ai ust 31. The Secretary for Chinese Affairs. Mr. A.G.A. Alabaster told the Standard that all the applicants are Chinese living in Um Btd I "These applications
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    Lock icon VERBAL CLASH WAS OFF
    120 3 ABOUT o.nnn prop'.' waited in vain at Singapore Chinatown's hillock oil Bands Street tarday for the verbal clash of candidates in the Tanjong Pagar by-election. They expe< ti Lee Kuan Yew (PAP.) md Ml C. 11. Koh (Independent) to turn up at the mccHnj in response
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    Lock icon Please Be Fair — Lee
    71 3 Please Be Fair Lee F A P I Mia Mr. Let Kuan Y night appealed to party supporters not to rfere in the by-election rallies of his rivu. The appeal was a sequel to ie of the crowd going over from the PAP. rally c its <nd ii Chinatown to
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    Lock icon Unions To Join Merdeka Fete
    52 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— I 1 pn ntatlv iof nine trade union > decided today to support the nationwide Mcrdeka '.-brat ions. -wcn-rnan ?üb-mmmlt- wu appointed to work out details of the programme and to draw up an estimate Of the cnsts that the unions will
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    Lock icon 40 000 Men From Five Unions May Form One Body
    179 3 40 000 Men From Five Unions May Form One Body A MAJOR move to bring in members of all the five unions representing 40,000 civilian employees in the Services and the NAAFI in Singapore into one single body has been initiated by 17,000-strong Army Civil Service Union. A resolution to
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    Lock icon AN ECHO OF THE TITANIC
    119 3 Mr. K. 11. C. Ramsay THE Irish .--hipbuildcr gave the world the Titan. c the 46.328-tun passenger liner are still proud o' their achievement in building the ship. Thil was disclosed at the Singapore airport yesterday by the Assistant Manager Mr. R. H. C Ramsay
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    Lock icon KOTA BHARU ELECTIONS
    48 3 KOTA BHARU. S:m.— The M)*Hlitl Town Council elec- as for the three wards of Kumbang Pasu. Kota Lama and Wakal Siku were held here#yesterday. The successful candidates re Che Kamariah binte Idria Mohamed. Enche Abdul Rahman bin Bal&iman and Encho Abu Bakar bin Mohan:pd respectively.
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    Lock icon Admiralty Condemned For Sackings At Base
    221 3 THE Inter-Services Action Committee yesterday condemned the Admiralty in Singapore lor its "unilateral action" in discharging dockyard workers on grounds oi redundancy and without coming to an agreement with the Naval Base Labour I nion. Hm b mmittee, representing B a and NAAFj Unions
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    Lock icon ARREST ME, SAYS DR. TOH
    107 3 CHAIRMAN of the People's Action Party, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. yesterday challenged Singapore Polite to arrest him and other leaders of his party. He issued the challenge at a U.OOO-strong meeting at Shenton Way held in support of his party's general secretary Mr. Lee Kuan
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    Lock icon H.C. Meets Deputy At Airport
    137 3 H.C. Meets Deputy At Airport SINGAPORE'S international airport yesterday was the meeting place for Britain's first llich Commissioner to independent Malaya, anri his deputy. Mr. George William Tory, the Commissioner-designate, was on his way lrom Australia to London for briefing ai the Commonwealth Relations Office, before arriving in the Fe
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    53 3 FBKAN, Sun.— The imiitl of the Royal PfchMg Polo Club Unlimited Sweep for the Jubilee Race Meeting he'.d on Friday were: No." *****1— 1st. No. *****3— 2nd No. *****6— 3rd. No. *****5— 4th. Consolation Prizes: Ticket N *****7, *****3. *****7, *****9, *****1, *****1 *****9, *****7, 1
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      37 3 ARMSTRONG SIDDELY ANNOUNCE BIG REDUCTION IN THEIR PRICES FOR THE FOLLOWING MODELS. PREVIOUS NOW 234 Synchromesh Gears $11,350 $8,590 236 s y ncfircmes|l Gears $ii 50 50, 690 Manumatic Gearbox 511,700 $8,890 Enquiries welcome and bookings accepted.
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      259 3 WORLD-WIDE CONTEST HERE'S your chance to win a palm-fringed island somewhere in the Fiji Islands. Complete the limerick in the coupon below and send your entry to The Publicity Department, Cathay Organization, c o Odeon Theatre, Singapore, marking the envelope "Win An Island Contest." This is a world-wide contest, sponsored
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    230 4 JAPAN exported 61.826 tons of steel products in \p*ii of which 1.991 tons were sent to Singapore, according to statistics compiled in Toyko. There were 15 big buyers ol Japanese steel products ana Singapore was the ninth large.-; customer. Jr.- fapan Iron and Bfeeel Federatl n's statement
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    Lock icon Exports Of Scrap Iron Increased
    159 4 PORT SWETTENHAM, Sun. Scrap iron exports lrom the Federation increased by at least 300 per cent during the past year, a shipping line handling the scrap told the Standard today. Mr '..ird H.-> r- m for rtina-S:am L sa.ri c rt Ol specially t Japan,
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    23 4 NEW 1 IT) r-» 20 P 14 15 UtilitiM T4.03 ROM- The? Dc< futures index (lSM>lf avense Bejpals 100) c'.
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    93 4 I POSTWAR record Wteklj at rails, fishplates, solepia: r '[p nent of 4,009 I r:> 1 sleepers was an- ■<; r nils by v. rk I It d and Bted Works, England. 1 1 e sh iDmen t s Included one f m re than 2.000 tons
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    72 4 PJCTL'RE shoirs a modern k wh \ch was on v Bl t/zo British In■s F,: r ct Birmingham r c c c t v Dcs'fjncd to p 7 cf7^-r the r?:ost /nstidioui hOMMIPtfti H il ftttfi out with iU&tO<i9** sta^-'ess stcc 1 m IU a built-in wringer for
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    Lock icon Mustard Thrives In Tasmania
    52 4 INCBSASING jrieldi have made mus tax I {rowing, I egun during the Second Wod I war, popular on the north-cast coast of Tasmania. Hm Bnt crops planted in 1941 leldcd an averagi od i Ib, a I N the average vie' I In u Bno8 n
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    218 4 Bfant Darby, en the ,innouncement <>f their long awaited strip issue rose from $2.87] to $2.90 cum cap;- a] Issue though further chare? are available at the latter pries. Btagapori Co v 3 Storage dcclined with sales from 95 d »wn to 51.87; 1 but Straits Steamship can
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    Lock icon Industrials Are Slightly Easier
    225 4 By A Market Correspondent A SLIGHTLY easier tendency developed in ;i few counters in the industrials section of the local share market during the past week, though there was pressure to sell and price changes were small with buyers always ready to take advantage of any
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    Lock icon U.K. Record Exports Of Medicines
    261 4 U.K. Record Exports Of Medicines MALAYA BOUGHT $17M. LAST YEAR BRITAIN exported a record total of £39,943.000 worth oi drugs and medicines last year, according to figures published by the Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry. Antibiotics accounted ioz near.y £7 rr.il. ;o:; w rth of :tl fro::'! Britain D I
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    410 4 British Borneo Pet-: Profti for the year ended 21-337 sr.>>-\--£358.966 before tax (5 4* per stock unit. and a dividend H 1 per unit free o: tax is proposed. Net liquid assets were worth 14/2 per gtOCk unit at balancing date. Henrv Waugh Co. Lid: Profit for
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    Lock icon Flat Glass Shipments Higher
    144 4 Flat Glass Shipments Higher Export nIM rf UK. flat glass in 1956 totalled more than 5-12 million— a m record. Announcing this, a firm of glass mam:' art UT r- I Britain's principal exporters cf flat Klass stated the slj I fall-off in the total amount of p'.,.- s exported
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    51 4 USERS ol largo capacity mobile crane?, not only in Britain, bin. in other countries, who face the additional worry of having to comply with road regulation.- with regard to maximum permissible axle loads, will be able to benefit by the KOI lit development of a U.K. engineering
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    Lock icon BUSINESS DONE IN THE WEEK
    418 4 BUSINESS DONE IN THE WEEK BUSINESS done in sharos from May 25 to 31: Industrials: Brit BomCO PC. 85/-, Federal Di>pr: ?ary $2.00,1 Fraser Neave Ord& 481 to 52.47i. Gammon- $2.05 to 52.07 1 Hammer $2.12 and $2.11, Hongkong Bank il.nn) £981. Hume Industries Ords. 5/9. H'illiain Jr.rks $2.50 to
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    Lock icon Big Shipment
    82 4 PART of the largest .single shipment of cars ever to leave Britain in one ship are seen here being loaded on the ss Stiver Point at a British port. The cnn 1,400 Austins many oj them packed in specially designed crates are rcorth VSs3floofloo. In the ioreground are
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    Lock icon New NYK Vessel Arriving
    116 4 New NYK Vessel Arriving THE latest addition the N.Y.K. Line fleet, the 11,100-ton cargo-passeD liner. Suruga Mar-. arrhe in Singapore <>n hei maiden \o\agc from Japan on June Id. Considered to be oni the most modern < arj liners yet built in Jap a the >uru^.i .Maru I sixth v
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    Lock icon U.S. TRADE MAY SET NEW HIGHS
    427 4 U.S. TRADE MAY SET NEW HIGHS V YORK, June 2— lf t. e recent celebratio:. rf Wor.a Trade Week annual event in the United Statei aroused little more than a ripple of excitement, it can be attributed to a simp r fact Expanding tional trade has been accepted < a
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    798 5 Choose your perfume OU'D never dream of wearing your clothes all through the year, but hov about your perfume do you change that? Before going to (.boose ar.y BMP perfume, make up your mind roughly what you want, baailllf in mind your typo and per-;o:.;; ::y, Adveresti md Qm idflct
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    29 5 A Ceddes Creation A creation by Doris Geddes which Mill be on display at her fashion show at Adelphi drill on June j and ti in aid of S.A.T.A.
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    117 5 r r\VO or three r after I have put away my inium saucepan?. I find inside them generally on the bottom a whitish deposit." writes F.J.P. "What is the cause of it? Could it be caused by washing powders, by salt used in cooking or by
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    74 5 PARIS: Parisian lingerie maker*; are never caught short of imagination when it lonvs to present their ware.v These black "skinned" models present the latest in foundations from Charmereine of Paris. "Coquin" is a combination corset in whit" lace- lined in nylon veil. reinforced in elastic net.
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    300 7 S lENNA, June 2 (Reuter)— Refugees arriving here m Budapest said today there were rumours in Buda'Ji.it the Communist premier. Mr. Janos Kadar, had foiled a plot by StalinhLT !ast week to bring ex-Pre-r Matyas Kakosi back into power. The rumours
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    167 7 PANS, June 2 (Reuter) An Algerian Nationalist organization operating among the P>.">o.ooo Algerian workers in France, has its own "tax-collectors" and its »wa killers to enforce its law. French Police sources said today. Special "Political Commandos." of half a dozen men each, are
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    236 10 Selangor Ist Inns. 92. Perak Ist Inns. (>3. SELAKGOB 2nd INNS. A K. Jon?? run out BfcCaw b Alladyce G de Siiva run out Shepherdson Ibw Chua Eng Kim 24 Gurucharan Siren not out 24 Winchester noi out 13 Extras 4 Total (for 4 wkts.) 150 Did not bat:—
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    499 11 BIRMINGHAM, June 1 (Reuter)— The West Indies maintained command of the first Test against England today, remorselessly grinding out a Int innings lead of 288 and then claiming two England second innings wickets lor LIB. With two days to go, England still
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    620 12  - ADELAIDE STAR GAVE MITCHELL HIS THIRD CUP WINNER WINDSOR LAD By JOCKEY Kr\in Mitchell who recently returned from a vacation \v Australia scored his third Cup triumph in the country when he landed Crest's Stables Adelaide Stir first home in a finish of noses to annex the Governor's Cup over
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    64 12 MAN 3. Sun.— l goals to four i friendly inter-state soccer n at City Si Penang 100l coals to two lead at th e 'rers for Aziz wah anc Anthonysamy d> Kedah, Zainol Oi nd Kassim Sultan ed. In a curtain raiser precec ■Mteh, Rovai A
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    682 12 M.C.F.A. Soccer Classic South had only ten men in second half KI'4LA LUMPUR, Sun. North regained the Tay Lian Teck soccer shield when they defeated South by 4-2 in the annual Malayan Chinese Football Association soccer match played before a large crowd on the Princes Road
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    212 12 World Record Equalled COMPTON California. June 1 (Reuter).— Milt Campbell, the United States and Ellas Gilbert, of Carolina, both equalled the world 120 yards hurdles record of 13.4 seconds in a rajce here last ni^ht. Campbell won by inches from Gilbert, with Olympic no metn a hurdles champion, U Call
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    56 12 TODAY'S SPORT SOCCER: SAFA Lcng::e D A PS R E.C.A. fit Bctnr, />:>. 2B Alcxandm F. T. vs R 'd M I A h I 2B R.A.F. Seletar vs S.H.B Police Pork: D,r. 3 A MaxiceU S. C. vs Katong S. C. at F Park; D<>. 3 A Mount Emily
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    109 12 Bowden-the Ist American 4 min. mifer STOCKTON. C 2— d'P) Lanky Don Bowdeo, criity of California mi in J:55.7 last night to becomt the first Ame: four-minutes barrier. Bowden. won by 80 yard«, ered the old America* mark of 4:005 set in II The crowd who Bowden's tremendous perform. a
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    464 12 MALAYAN and Olympic half-miler, M. Hari Chandra, representing the Aehilles R.A.F. Changi team, ran the half mile in one minute 59.8 seconds at the friendly Triangular Athletic Meet held at the Naval Base yesterday. Though the time he
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    168 12 LONDON. June 1, <R?uter> Derbyshire, close on the beeli of Lancashire at the top of the BngHffh County cricket Championship table, mr.de an excellent start to making up the four-point leeway when the two Counties met today. Close of play scores in todav's cricket matches w^re:At Oxford. Oxford
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    443 12 SINGAPORE Harbour Brard Police registered their fir>t w.n in the Bincap re Cricket hi SOCiation junior league this season when they surprisingly beat the Indian Association by 10 runs at Kepuel Harbour yesterday. T p UeoMo m i I H eb tory mainly due to the tighi
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    52 12 NANTES, June 2 (Reuter) France boat Iceland in a European group 2 match of i the World Soccer Cup preliminaries, here today by 8 goals to 0. having led at halftime by s—o5 0 France had previously bca'.en Belgium in the only other game so far played in
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