Singapore Standard, 4 June 1957

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    21 1 Singapore Standard to I I i. I 4 I. MI. No. 33.^ SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon HERO'S WELCOME FOR TUNKU
    298 1 Thousands Cheer At Airport 'Only 80 Per Cent Accord But Give It A Chance To Work' KUALA LUMPUR, MOX. CHIEF MINISTER TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN WAS THIS MORNING ACCORDED A HERO'S WELCOME HOME ON HIS RETURN FROM LONDON WITH ALL HURDLES CLEARED FOR LAUNCHING THE INDEPENDENT FEDERATION
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    Lock icon The A.T.S. Driver For M-Day
    86 1 The A.T.S. Driver For M-Day Kl \l..\ 11 MPI f: MOO The turj Minlstei i ofln ial (hauflrur In l.ondon i* to be invitfd as a Mate cuest to the trdrration s forth) on-.int indrpendencf <-lebratmns In recof hrr sv r i < j th« Mrrdrka mission "Bunn>" BUI the
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    Lock icon A Great Day
    103 1 THE Tunku (above) speaking to the croud who came to welcome him home at the Kuala Lumpur airport is seen making his speech from a special dais. On his right seated, is Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, Minister for Transport and on his left, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan,
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    138 1 We Won't Take Sides' .-\l XI IIMPIK. Mon -n ndent Malaya will r the intrrna,tioaal 7 iu.il arena as a 'show nation iust yet. said ChiT ini'ter Tunku Rahman today. Lndi :atj of foreign Mttcy, the I inku -s.~rr.on: -I ive been asked al at Malaya 1 joembership
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    Lock icon POSTER-TEARING THUGS AT WORK
    162 1 POSTER-stickins Labour Frontors at work in the Cairnhill area, were almost drawn into a fight when hooligans abused them and tore down their posters on v Tr i i v n i 1 1 more Labour Fi nt posters were torn K.llney Road. LabOC Partv mnttlj.
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    Lock icon $20 To Little Blossom' For tHer Classes
    113 1 [TLJ ng Lim U '-year- I girl of Sir fOiBC blind following a br.i.r. tumour peratl n In S last year the recip] yesterday oi h-.p n t-.vo Quarters. Or is a donation c I S2O given by aomecn hed to remain an
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    Lock icon It's Back To The Garden For Eden
    123 1 It's Back To The Garden For Eden LIVERPOOL. June 3 (Rcutrn Sir Anthony Eden, .-aid ht- would not be fit enough to take part in any active political life again. Sir Anthony was greeted by cheering crowds when he and Lady Bdea arrived lure on the Unex Empress of Britain
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    Lock icon MINISTER ACCUSED OF THEFT
    128 1 LONDON'. June 3 (UP) Prince Theophilus Benson, 42-year-old senior Negerian minister, has neen accused of -teaiing a diamond ring and wrist watch worth £42 from a woman. BUMOO is in London for talks with Britain's Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan LennoxBoyd. to discuss Nigeria's independence. Ha VU
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    Lock icon The Best Welcome
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    35 1 THi: Board of Trade yesterday announced it had made an order giving »tatutor\ effect to the relaxation of controls on Britain's exports to China Th P changes will operate from June 5. Reuter
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    Lock icon The Envoy Line-Up
    325 1 Dual Role For Tunku KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. i hid .Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman confirmed today that he would become the independent Federation's first prime minister and foreign minister on Aug. 31. The Tunku disclosed that he would give up nis Home, Defence and other portfolios to devote
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    Lock icon THE FLU HITS 42,000 THAIS
    53 1 BANGKOK. June 3 (Reuter) Bangkok health authorities said today the influenza epidemic had spread to 17 of Thailand's 71 provinces with most of the ca.ses reported in the southern provinces, near the Malayan border. According to rigures received at the weekend there were 42,000 cases
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    Lock icon DEMOCRATIC FRONTIER
    67 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Independent Malaya's High Commission in London will be located at 40. Portland Place. The Polish emba^.-v la ni No 47. Pr>r:iand Place while the Chinese (Communist; embassy is "across the road, within hailing distance from our own.' Chiel Minister inkn Abdul Rahman said today. He
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    Lock icon ..And She Is Delighted
    61 1 ..And She Is Delighted Am Assoeiated i message from Lone said that "Bunny" y. 5s Nancy Simmom, j V. en told she had been invited to Malaya, she d: course I shall go and I am sure I shall a wonderful time. Tunku Abdul Rahman was a most considerate charming
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    Lock icon Lee For Defence, New Blood For Cabinet
    177 1 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Mi n. Finance Ministo t Col I: S L< t is expected to become Ma.a;. aV :.r-t Defence Minister under a major cabinet rethuiflt alter M< rdeka. The Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Is g.v:ng up the Delence portfolio on becoming
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    Lock icon Sumual Ousted As Rebel Chief
    195 2 NEW LEADER INSTALLED JAKARTA. June 3 (UP) Armv Chief of Staff Mai -den. Abdul Harts Nasution apparently has succeeded in removing rebellious Lieut. -Col. Ventje Sumual from his command in East Indonesia, it was reported today. Nasution at Makassar, :-.-.i:.;;_.:t::- Ofl the Seventh IfUtttt) D:.-:r.ct.
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    Lock icon 'Only Force Can Hold New Guinea'
    92 2 'Only Force Can Hold New Guinea' June ■> iurj For M:r man Buwito K ■^d the theriands COOld hold V. I:..*:! -D 'r. r. y xiih the help of bayor Suwito was commenting n .v Guinea C.'vernor d i -^re need disputed territory to prevent HiriHi and bloodshed. Suwito said
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    Lock icon Stop Atom Tests, Urge Scientists
    65 2 Stop Atom Tests, Urge Scientists June -Two thousand Ameri- appeal urging Internationa] agreement now to stop the testing of nuclear bomb- a Nobel P ning biochemist announced today. ng called it '-.inerican scientlsts to the governn. and to the people of the world." ead of the ion of Chemb Chemical
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    Lock icon MILLION A-BOMBS
    30 2 eruption in the B With an estimated force of one million ato Drubs was observed Sunday betwet- 1949 3M I uc Observatorv n hoe he :n Carinthia. A.P.
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    Lock icon GERMANS SEEK CHINA TRADE
    34 2 rNE, June 3, iAP)--A 'ion tinq West German industries w::! flv to in October for talk] on a trade agreement with Peri China. oration n: WM German Industries announced today.
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    Lock icon MILLER IS CONVICTED
    110 2 A\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\r\\\\\v\\\\\\\\v, photo. U.N. -American Activities the names of Communist writers with whom he attended five or six meeting in New York in 1947. Miller was not in court when the judge's decision WM released to reporters. The maximum punishment ARTHUR MILLER, playwright hatband of actetai Marilyn Monroe,
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    Lock icon 'We're Together Again' SUHRAWARDY TELLS MUSLIMS AT BAGDAD PACT MEETING
    427 2 'We're Together Again' SUHRAWARDY TELLS MUSLIMS AT BAGDAD PACT MEETING KARACHI, June 3 (Route: The Pakistan IfiDJfter, Mr. H. s. Suhrawvdj, told delegates to the Bagdad Pact meeting here today thai the Ifnslim world was coming together tin in common enter- tud endeavour after ccnuiries of dissension and confusion. Mr.
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    Lock icon US Joins The Bagdad Pact
    75 2 KARACHI. June 3 (Eouterj The United States today acc\pttd an Invitation from the Bagdad Pact Ministerial Council to become a member oi the Paet.s militar 1 committee Ihe invitatuin wai the Hist item on the agenda ol the Council's openn;-; KSSiOII Acceptance brought the United
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    Lock icon DU. BLUNT DIES
    46 2 DR. Altred Walter I- rank Blunt, former Bi.-hop of Bradford the man who sparked off a public controversy in Britain over the romance of Kins Edward VIII i the Duke ol Windsor* and Mrs. Wall.s Simpson -died in Dringhouses. Yorkshire, on Sunday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon CITIZENSHIP; TUNKU EXPLAINS
    337 2 Compromise Was Not Fully Satisfactory KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. China's acceptance of the 'Jus Sanguiri zenship by blood) principle has forced the Federation to stipulate in her new constitution that any Malayan national, voluntarily exercising citi?. of another country, should be deprived ol his Federal citizenship. lunku Abdul
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    Lock icon P.I. TO BAR CHINESE DOCTORS
    181 2 MANILA. JuM (UP)— The House of Representatives has passed a Bill whi< h would. eventually, eliminate Chinese doctors from the pra ike of medicine in the Philippines. "The Medi al Ai I ol 19 7", as parsed by the House, would limit candidates for medical
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    126 2 CLOSING rubber prices (ceqts P*t lb) in Sin^a jH.re yesterday wore Bu\ rrv Sellers Spot Int. .l.mr k.s.s. no i m m IJ^s No 2 fi W RJB.&. M. > b> Tone: Uncertain. Ibe price ol tin on the n arkel yesterday per pirul (L'n< )i.nr. > LONDUN
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    Lock icon Pool Winner Threatened
    77 2 BRESCIA, Italy. JUM 3 •Police tried b lay to Man! if j a mysterious blackmailer ;:a> been threateninji to kkhi the daughter ot a sffrcw pou. aairess. Po.. a said v.'. I -.v Ifari tta Gheza. 32, who won 12,0'J0.000 lire (USs2ll^oo) oo the aoocer pool on
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    Lock icon Algerian Plea ?or UN Probe
    122 2 Algerian Plea ?or UN Probe I ATIOMfc m York, June 3 (AP)— An Al t J ria: leader here appealed to Secretary-General Hammarskjold yesterday for a U.N. investigation of the massacre committed at Melouza in Algeria on Wedne night. M'Hammed Yazid, member ational Council of the Algerian Front of National
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    Lock icon NO MEAN GRUDGE
    43 2 THE bu b»nd of Sonali Dm Gupta, reported to be the new (rtrl friend of Roberto Rossellini. said yesterday he tx ai "no mean grudge 1 against the romamie Italian producer as a result of the all( eed romance. UP
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    Lock icon J5 DROWNED
    28 2 r TEEN" We. German airborne trooDs were drowned yesterday while trying to foid the fast-fl ng Iller Pivot, r.i .r r.Di I -.lthwest of Munich. Reuter
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    Lock icon Stassen Won't Submit Plan Yet
    148 2 LONDON, June 3 (Reuter) The five nation United Nations Disarmament Sub committee reconvened here today after nearly a week recess. B ■I I Iff France. Brita.n. Canada, the SoTtet Union and the United Sttfl are awaiting presentation of a new United States plan lor partial
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    Lock icon Mr. K's Plan Rejected
    66 2 Mr. K 's Plan Rejected LONDON, Jur.c 3 (UP) Britain today rejected Soviet Communist C:.. I N tta Khrushchev's televised oiler to withdraw &O\ I Europe if Britain America pull back from Weste: "There is a distinction to be drawn." the Foreign 0 tan said. the presence of foreign forces
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    Lock icon Israeli Govt. Crisis Averted
    64 2 JERUSALEM. Istm I Si it June 3, (Reuter) Mr. David Ben-Gurion, Israeli Prime Minister, today averted a government cr: iiich threatened to bring d .'.ion government over the of Israel's adherence tthe Eisenhower Middle Bml lO trine. Spokesmen for two "rebel" leftwing partia to'd the FCne^ct
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    Lock icon 200 ARRESTED
    27 2 I RENCH troops yes'.erday ■nested 200 tribesmen for allegedly helping Nation; I slay pro-Fr n b Moslems in the Al ran villase "i Nelouza. U.P.
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    Lock icon Doctor Chops Off Wife's Head
    100 2 HAMM. Germany. June 3. (t'P) A 38 vear-old doctor confessed to cutting off his wife's head yesterda> he cause he felt he was under a hypnotic influence Polite found thr> 33-year-ohl woman's lu\id severed completed when tin rcuheel th° couple*, apartment in answer to neighbours
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    Lock icon FRESSANGES VISITS MANILA
    51 2 MANILA. June 3 (AP Marshal Sir Francis Fre? ges, Commander-in-Chief of th« British Far East Air arrived here today from Singapore for a brief vist. He said he is making a farewell call on the government and military ofl&» cials. He will return to Knfl*"* soon on
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    Lock icon Once Worst Enemies. Now No Bitterness
    139 2 TAIPEI, June 3 (UP Japanese Dremier Nobusuke Kishi c^)r. r [ace to face with Gentra,. mo C:.:^::g K.-..--shek todav in a dranv. DM etlng !h v. lp< d av the final trace rn( between the two Qatl ns there were once Asia's worst eneml
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    Lock icon Man accused of murder is a schizophrenic' says doctor
    369 3 HE COULD NOT HAVE REMEMBERED WHAT HE WAS DOING...' A 22-YEAR-OLD fruit hawker, accused of the murder of a Chinese schoolgirl, was scribed as a "schizophrenic" by a doctor isterday. Dr H H. R binson, Deputy Medical SuperintendIge Hospital, thought that
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    Lock icon THANKS FROM ST. ANDREW'S TO DONORS
    123 3 THANKS FROM ST. ANDREW'S TO DONORS ST. Andrews Mis>inn Hospita Bin lapore, wishes to thank the following donors for their cash gifts in May, 1957: |3SO, Shell Co. of Singapore; $225.45, Connell House; $200, church W< rkers 1 Association, Mr. Aw Man. 5. A.M. 11. Past Nurses; $100, Bata Shoe
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    Lock icon TOUR MEN GET READY
    74 3 the Bn leaden ol the first loin era to he arranged to a neighbouring country by the M Language Society. UniI aya, gathered at the Indonesian Consulate yesterday morning to finnh/e last min ii lils for their ciepnr- tht .-hip BrantM at 2 p.m. today. There
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    40 3 nOXr.KOXG. Jure 3 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Batch inge were 16.84 to £1 Sterling; $6,263 to UA$l; $1 BM to Ifalayan $1; |Q |3Q to OOfl Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $274,375 to a tar!.
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    300 3 A contract with one of India's leading studios PERT PRASANNA REACHES RUNG ONE LOVELY Prasanna Balan, former Singapore schoolgirl (right) who for the past five years has been studying classical Indian dance-forms at a dance school in Madras, now has her foot firmly on the first rung of the ladder
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    Lock icon FAREWELL, and THANKS TO W ARC UP
    89 3 THE ensign of the Singapore International Airport wi> yesterday presented to the retired Director of Civil Aviation. Mr C. J. Warcup. before his departure for Britain in the linpr. Victoria. lnf prt*n*■ n ,i 1 1 o n w 3 m.icl c the
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    25 3 T-i z. cost of running SingaC' r^ 3?hed a staggering 19,539 last year a- intrease of $8 million on the 1955 .r->
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    170 3 VA I :ir-for-dc I fund which was launched last month has now reached $12,000Mr. Lee Kon? Chian, millionmagnate has promised to give a dollar for c dollar subscribed betwr Apri 13 and the end of The fund-raising campaign is tor a new village at
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    Lock icon Bus bosses gef those 82 names
    136 3 AN ANSWER IN 48 HOURS? THE managements of the Tay Koh Yat and Hock Leo bus companies yesterday received the names and other connected details of 82 dismissed busmen. The; 1 were supplied by the two negotiators appointed to settle the present dispute which
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    Lock icon Freddie to lead U.K. Jamboree contingent
    124 3 Freddie to lead U.K. Jamboree contingent MR. FREDDIE YIN, 28--year-old teacher of (ian Eng Seng School, will lead Singapore's 18-strong Scout contingent to the United Kingdom Jamboree. Mr. Yin, an Assistant District Scout Commissioner in the Colony, is an old pupil of St. Andrew's School. Be is a nephew of
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    Lock icon FERTILITY' TALK
    23 3 THE B B.C. Far Eastern Service Red network. will broadcast the first of three talks on Human Fertility," tonight at 7.45.
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    Lock icon MAN FINED FOR REMOVING GIRL'S SARONG
    109 3 MAN FINED FOR REMOVING GIRL'S SARONG A LORRY driver entered a kitchen where a 15-year-old girl was sleeping and pulled Of her sarons, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. Tho driver. Puniasamy Bhumanagam, 36. was fined S5O for attempting to outrage the modesty of tho girl in a room at
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    Lock icon PIRATE TAXI DRIVER FINED
    67 3 WHILE on r -Hinds at Alexandra Road. Singapore, on Mar. 4. thre? piainclothes I Vehicle inspectors saw a car drop a passenger, who was then soon paying the driver some money. Tho driver. Kok Fook Seng, of Cheng Check Street, yesterday pleaded guilty in a Traffic
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    266 3 CAT-CALLING STUDENTS: THE PAP DENIES COMPLICITY THE Singapore Libe-ral-Socialist Party yesterday blamed "questionable characters" from rival political parties for the demonstrations during their election meeting at Banda Street on Sunday night. A spokesman for the Party deplored the "shameful*' manner in whi h these rowdy elements attempted to break up
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    Lock icon W.D. MAN ON $23,000 CHEATING CHARGE
    160 3 W.D. MAN ON $23,000 CHEATING CHARGE A WAR Department civilian employee. CharJes Frederick Andrews. was charged yesterday with dishonestly receiving £2.814 (about $23.--912) in certain allowances from the War Department bet ween October 1950 and October 1955. An officer of the Command Secretariat. Mr. CL. Atkins explained to Second District
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    78 3 PEXAXG. Man.— The Mentri Besar of Trengganu, Date Kpmarucdin bin Haji Idris, hi^ wife and 14-year-old daughter Che Yang, were among ttM pilgrims who boarded the Anshun at Swettenham Pier nere today for Mecca. Also on hoard were ten teenaged gir's with their parents, There was
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    71 3 SUXGEI PATANI, Men. All three Alliance candidates were returnee unopposed when nominations for the Sungei Patani Town Council elections closed a* r.con today Mr. Chin Chin "Cheang is returned for a third term lot the Pekan Bahru ward, while Che Osman bin Dar.:- rei til Mi
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    43 3 The band of the 2n£ Kin Gurkhas will play at the Esplanade on Saturday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. At Katong Park en .Tun. 12. the Royal Air FOfCS Band. (Far East) «ffl perform from 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Chin Peng's Escorts Say Farewell To Malaya
    230 4 Hussars Sail For N. Ireland THE 1519th Regiment, the King's Royal Hussars, an armoured car regiment which provided the escort for Malayan Communist Party boss, Chin Peng, to the historic Baling talks, yesterday said farewell to Malaya. They sailed from Singapore 500 men
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    Lock icon Citizenship: Lib-Socs Laud The Tunku
    130 4 Citizenship: Lib-Socs Laud The Tunku LIBERAL Socialist leaders yesterday congratulated the Federation's Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, on his |a' :s':i: approach" to Ulfl question of citizenship. Party secretary-general. Mr. I E. K. Tan. told Okt Standard that It was quite) proper for the Tunku to j insist un loyalty
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    109 4 M-G-M Man Attacks High Taxes MR Seymour R. Mayer, Regional Supervisee ol MetroGold lyei Pictures f^r N^ar al Middle East, In Sim >r* i r i-a P A A. Strato-Clipper. "ir M visiting offices in thil territory in connection with major releases from aLG m. In H He attai kt
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    32 4 two ntn c illapsed and r ::--d OB the RMUII In Singapore yesterday morning. They ■re Ltan Kian Jee, 41, and in unidentified man of over ixty years of auo.
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    Lock icon $6 Mil. Low Cost Houses For Workers
    103 4 Z THE Singaporo (invrrn- j 2 rnrnt Ikis started work i on a Sti.nnn.Ono housing i Z schema for f;utory work- 2 C pis and others in the lower inromc croups t, living in rural itrcas. Tho first batch of 200 J houses,
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    Lock icon Trespass Charge
    65 4 KAYAN' bin Kadir. 34. was charged with trespassing into a room belongtoX to Minah b.nte hlohamed in Lorong 27. Grylang on Mav 21, in a Singapore Court yesterday. Minah alleged that Kayan said she would die if she refused to allow him to marry her granddaughter. She said
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    Lock icon All India Radio Man Here To Assess Our Needs
    163 4 MR K P SHUNGLOO. Dep .v Director of the External Sei i Al] India Radio, will In Singi re today on a f ir-day visit assess the re- j rementi of U»teaeri in thil re :;<:m. TOOMNfOW, I e Wi I
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    Lock icon Two Charged With Assault
    59 4 i S Sim Hock M K Kii Juan, wire charge In Singapore Court yesterday, wl l h assaulting u pei I)i Vii Oh of ttM Mai Police at V/;'.kie Road on JilM I Soo ar.-i Ko'r. '.vere alleged to v punched the inspector. Both claimed trial
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    215 4 Trolley Jeep Overturns KUALA .LUMPUR, Mon. Eight of 21 Malayan Railway permanent way workers on their way home from work on Friday were injured, when a trolley jeep and trailer overturned between Behrand and Slim River. Three of them sustained serious injury and have been admitted
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    Lock icon India House Is Still Looking For Godown
    103 4 THE Govenunert of India U IUU .ookm^ [or godoWO and denonstratioxi centre for Indian machinery and products in Singapore About 5,000 iq. ft. of tceom* modation are re luired [or the "ii pm, preferably near the Singapore Harbour Board; ai I t'ro (ic:ii
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    131 4 A YOUNCi motorist and his passenger were killed in Singapore when a car in which they werp travelling hit a road divider, somersaulted five times, and crashed into the windscreen of an oncoming bus. a Colony Coroner. Mr K.T. Alexander, was told yesterday. lit Alexander
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    51 4 A YOUTH. Mrka:-r.cd Yur.o? bin Namat, claimed trial m a Singapore Court yesterday, to a charge of attempted extortion, of SiOB i from vraitoeaß, Hanifah binte Kudin. at the Capitol Car Park on June 2 Bail of sumo was allowed till June I" when the case wil: be
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    Lock icon We Exchanged Words Not Blows, They Say
    165 4 TWO Citv Council labourers told a Singapore Court yc.stercir.v that they were o::ly exchanging words, and not blows, when they were arrested by a Poiiie Inspector. The labourers. Amsnasi Ra|oo UMS Veliasamy Sin.qam. were anjwerißg charge of fighting at 3.10 p.m. on Mar.
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    570 5 Bren Gun Fire And Grenade Attack From 30 Terrorists Patrol Caught In Well-Laid Red Ambush IPOH, Mon. Four of the luckiest men alive in Malaya today are an officer and three privates ol the Ist. Battalion, Royal Lincolnshire Regiment, who waiked into a terrorist "tilling"'
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    42 5 \\orHKR ontr.int to Shaw Brothers "Four (> iris In in" Beauty Contest is Mi>> Peesy Lee, of Sandy Singapore, who, if selected our of the four most itiful uirK will receive Rifts to the value of §750,
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    406 5 ITH less than 10 choice words you con win: round MQ r r t?, Hongkong, 0 Vl nfa r :.cific Ocean 0 otn It is so simple that everybody is given this chanCfl of a lifetime. All you havs to do is
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    179 5 New A.O.C. For Maiaya Till] new Air Officer Commanding the .Malayan Area, Air Vice Marshal Valston Aid ridi;e Hancock, of the Koyal Australian Air Force, arrived in Singapore by the Ellen Bakke. to take up his appointment. He will fly to Kuala Lumpur today.
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    112 5 Atom Show Is Now Postponed Singapore s mUllcn dollar atomic exhibition the Colony'.- i:rst has been ind [toil stponed 'I in i xhibil »n, scheduled tu open at the Q«a Bni Beng Schot i this wi k baa b< en m d M xhibi.s an held up in India by
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    90 5 Fridge Fire Causes A Traffic Jam SCORES of residents in Orchard Road, Singapore. ed out of their homes and into the street in their night clothes when a fire alarm was raised from a grocer's shop shortly before midnight last ni^ht. in minute-", three rn- m the Central Fire Station
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    71 5 DR. L. B HOBSON, visiting Singapore to lew o[ medical ben paid a irtesy call on the Mini sti r of Health, Mr. A. .1 Bra.qa lay morning. He also visited the Sii Antiiiosis Chest Clinic and D around by Dr. G.H. Garlkk, the director. Dr.
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    50 5 A SEAMAN, Ng Kim Tjong. Z9, m Rned a I Uri of $1,260 Imah six months' jail, whan be pleaded guilty to a :harge f beioi In possession M bottb I <i' dutiable brandy on board the vessel 'Tai on Sunday 1 1 Ing. Be .>t p;iv the
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    56 5 siN(;\rouK Kaajaag University will have a $400,000 science building and lari;e canteen next tar. The building, which is expected to be completed next February, will accommodate new students for the next academic .session. The University has more than 900 students. the majority ol whom are taking up Arts. Colony
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    54 5 lIAKMING Hongkong movie star, Lin Dai. proudly displays the trophy for "liest Actress" which she was awarded at the Fourth Asian I'ilni I'cstival held in Tokyo recently. The actress won the ■ward for her role in the a t h a y Organization's Hongkong Studio's
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    80 5 Singapore Coroner, Mr. Qlam Chang Hint, yesterday return d a w rdlct of misadventure ai the conclusion ol an Inquest into ihe death i.t Tan Hee Tlap. Tan's husband. Oh Kim s- w. told tht court that he r< and his wife groaning at lr home at
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    199 5 SINGAPORE^ Minister 101 H I ..til. Mr A J- Braqa. laid the foundation stone for a 0 hospital for the chronic ib k In Thomson Road yesterday. The hospital is expected to be completed by the end of 1958. When completed, the lmspiti will accommodata
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    57 5 DELEGATION of the Singapore UMNO yesterday visited Mr. Keng Ban Ee, the Labour Front Cairnhill candidate, to discuss ways and means by which UMNO can t him to victory in the by-election. 'The delegation included the UMNO religious, welfare, election, and youth leaden and their
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    51 5 PERIATIIAMBY Raju. 35. yes"erday claimed trial in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court to a charge of attempting to cause hurt to Narayanasamy Muth ur apathy with an axe on Sunday night. He was allowed bail of $250 and the i>: >' was postponed to Aug. 21
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    50 5 Building. Mr. Nr Keng Sians. told the Standard yesterday that construction will start as soon as plans are approved by Government. The building will have 24 sectional chemical laboratories built in a total area of 1,512 square feet, while the canteen will be able take in 1,600 students.
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    196 7 US Should Lift Total Embargo On China Trade WASHINGTON. June 3 (AP)- Senator Allen J. lender. Sr.. Democrat of Lousiana, said on Sunday the United States should consider lifting its own embargo on trade with Red China. Ellender said in a television interview that the United Slates should make a
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    269 7 A New Experiment In Technical Aid NEW YORK, June 3 (AP) —The New York Times said today that "an interesting and siqTiificant experiment in technical assistance and international co-operation will start in Singapore this fall." 7 newaptpi r, in an cdito- rial titled "Experiment, in Maiaya,'' said: "A professional American
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    98 7 Malaya Vietnam To Swap Films SAIGON, June 3 (UP)— South Vietnam and Malaya will e.vhnnce educational and documentary films, a Ministry of Information official laid. Ta ThttO TMML Chief of the Ministry*! audio-visua] Mctfoo, Mid plans for the exchange ■.••.ere discu.=sci during the recent visit \o Malaya of a sixman
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    111 7 B" PA PEST. June 3 (AP)— Despite an official denial of information by the Hungarian Foreign Ministry, reports perted on Sunday that the Communist regime had arrested Zoltan Tildy. Hungary's one-time premier and president. Once a Calvinist min. Tildy was a leading member he Smallholders
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    109 7 NOW NEHRU HAS A C-O-L COMPLAINT NEW DELHI. June 3. <AP) —Premier Nehru complained on Sunday that his official monthly .salary won't pay his living costs although M I have only one daughter and no big family and not much expeoses." Speaking at the All-India Committee^ of his governing Congress
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    36 7 DB LINUS PAULING. American Nobel pri/e-winn-ing scientist, predicted yesterday in Los Angdei that one million poople would lose five to in yean of life expc DCy if a'oniir tests were not stopped Reuter
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    73 7 LONDON. June 3. (AP) Twenty eight grubby lookins hooks. some pages stained by tea. ;\re expected to add substantially to the estate left by Mr. George Bernard Shaw. Irish dramatist who died in November, 1950. The volumes were found by C.J. Casserley, who now lives in
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    140 7 U.S. HAILS DEBUT OF TV STAR NIKITA NEW :\'!r. l.acrr V,.' t The Tim rial the televised MtofftMF epitomised the difference between a free cour totalitarian count "In our land Mr. Khrushchev was Riven an opr ninity to propac pie with comD' U "In his own lan Khrushchey arrogates to
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    47 7 HOLLYWOOD. June 3 U Ava Gardner town r •Mt to th.s film i a years. The actre?.* d on Sunday bv air from Mexico nd said shf I B I :r.ends here Then, she said, it's back to SDain. her homeawa -Irom-Hollywood.
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    71 9 THE n Exchange Banks Association made the ving changes rates to merchants yesterday: Ntw York: buying. TT. O.D. -ail. 33 bills. 33 rade bills. -ida: bu I 1 I 1 3] 5/16. 90 days airmail. I h 31 n/16 trade flettae TT. or or> ready: New York 321:
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    258 9 Japan Still Chief Supplier Of Cloth To Malaya JAPAN has strengthened her lead as the principal supplier of textiles to Malaya, her exports to this country amounting to some 87 million sq. yards in the past year, Colony textiles importers told the Standard yesterday. The chairman of the Singapore Indian
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    105 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Proj duce Exchange noon closing prices per plenl jnesterdaj were Copra. /uae/Julj |25j buyers; $2K\ -<■' cr<:: r.-^onut oil in bulk MOi sailers, in drums $45] sellers. Muntok white pepper Sl"8 sel'cr?. Sarawak white $107 Fellers special Sarawak h.ack |73. UJFKA HOLIDAY, CUTI.EH BATH CO LIU
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    177 9 INDUSTRIALS, TINS STEADY THE loc. share m irki I yesterdav ocened the week with industrials tod tins steady. Moderate business was report- \va; I i i i y more t in local sharePr: banget uu i ed by iyan Sharebrokeri 1 Asiation yest< r lay v. ore INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers
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    869 11  -  JACK PEART GOLFER HARRY WEETMAN SAYS By LONDON, June 3-Get toush. physically and mentally, if you WUd to .it s olf. That, the advice of Harry Weetman, British Ryder Cup star r e-ntlv returned from a 10,000-mile American tour •ericans are no better than v.e except around the
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    914 11 Oilers Shock Pandas In Crucial Came Softball Sensation pANDAS' winning streak collasped on Sunday as Stanvacs Oilers, out to clinch the second half of the softball league competition, made most of the sixth inning MiU'hsf, six runs to win by 12-9 in a crucial ball game on the St. Joseph's
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    296 11  - STRIKE HINT SENT TO SOCCER CLUBS BILL HOLDEN By LONDON, June 3— Every Football League club has been asked BY THE PLAYERS' UNION to throw out the League management committee's proposals lor increasing players' wages. This call is made by the Players' Union in a letter that chairman Jimmy Hill
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    138 11 Sloppiest Tennis Doubles Finals > PARIS, June 3 (AP) Mai Anderson and Ashley Cooper 1 .stralia on Sunday won the 'men's doubles of the French na: Tennis TournaI ountrymeo B i and Don Cai 5-0. e men's doubles finals match was the I centre court titl« i at .d Garros
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    109 11 MELBOURNE, .Tune 3 (Reuter) An Australian soccer team will tour the East at the end of the present football season. The team will play matches in Hongkong, Japan. Formosa, Singapore, Malaya and Si am. Mr W. R. Thomas, chairman of the Victorian Soccer Association and
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    89 11 V ROCHELIE. New York. Jtute 3 (AP) Ageless Sam Snead charged from behind in a driving rain on Sunday to win his fifth round robin golf championship by < I points over Doug Ford, whesliant game and phenomenal luck disintegrated on the final Behind by 20 points after
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    66 11 PARIS, June 3. (AP)—Outr Al Mabsoot. owned by Khan, on Sunday won the ten million francs 23,751) Prix Lupin lor three year olds at Longchamp. ,'Z was second, 2J behind, and Herodote. third. 1J lengths bac f fioid of eight. Al Mai Mat Dr Cone and Rose Olvnn
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    31 11 STI 'A (AP)— Archie Moore. the world's I im. pinn. on kc-d out Bclaian heavyweight champion Alnin C! i round In t round heavyweight bout at exhibition hr.'.l arena here.
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    197 12 Odds Extended On Crepello LON"DON J-ir.e 3 ir.r Dosina prices ai Victoria C > JV.'.over on the Ep?c De- \v 1 r .r. mfl« and a half on Wednesday fJBJi 9-4 Creoello, 7-1 Pip€ of Fsace Prince Taj. 1 -9 Loodon Crv, 100-3 Dou 100-7 Aoostol. 100-6 B amount. 25-1
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    62 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Monri.v— Selangor Police Kvang Gab by three Ing finish in their c fixture on the Federal Police Depot ground yesterday. Selangor Police taking first lease of lout K He took ib Iti for K-, ang made a bold attempt to match a win but just
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    73 12 KG SLA ivvited for th» Selangor Club open tennis t if MUnent which will be held frOflP June 20 to June 30 on the Scl angor Club con The eve ;es and d mixed dooubles. women and doubles, men's handicap singles and doubles for Selancor Club member-
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    77 12 PALOH. Johore. Mon The Paloh l« tourna. inden Cup w OB M BCk -">. ended on I I :c -:ef..\'s a:e .is follows: PWDLFAPts 7 6 1 31 4 13 Malaya 7 5 8 10 ••V733 1 13 9 9 •al Paloh 7 3 2 14 12
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    56 12 THE Kopncl Club's "A" Division monthly Stablefnrd Ml was won by J S. Asherson and second was W. C. McKean. T S A icrsnn also won the ballswccp on the ft. >. hilc Col. Ransome won on the second nine. Thp '"B" mednl w.is >n bv SOOQ Hop who
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    777 12 FOLLOWIIO are the I R-i^nd ties of the Singapore ?v \~sociation Junior a ill start end of TOP SECTION Men > lunnir Singles Ist Qmari R >bert Te C -ngh Leong Yun Chan z Ibrahim a vs Anthony Gomes. K -ani. Ken« Guan vs
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    298 12 EM AN. Franco. June 2. (Router) The executive rommittro of Ike International Olympic Committee will tickle a 40-point Uttel agenda during their meeting here next week. Apart from discu loni !y the Executive Committee of the lOC amoiu U elves, they will a'iro hold meetings with
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    30 12 SINGAPORE Amateur Knotball Association have Invited the Kowlooo Bus Company Soeeer Team lor U ree gamea hero on Julv L'4. L'T d 18. The Dvitation has been accepted
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    992 12 England lead 90 runs BIRMINGHAM, June 3 (Reuter) A brilliant fourth wicket partnership of 265 runs between May (193 not out) and Colin Cowdrey (78 not out) enabled England to reach 378 for three wickets at the end of the fourth day s
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    55 12 I ngl.i nd I^l Inn* UfM Indies ]m Inn* J NGLAND— 2nd 1 dson c sub b I madhin m Glichrist D. Insole b Ramadhin not out m C Co ,v drey not out Extras 1 (for three) Ro w I i n g A p *anltai 2: Sohr
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    234 12 FIELDING a len-man team, Royal Engineers Civilian Association went down to Amicable Amateur Athletics by live gcals to two when they clashed in a Div. 1 league soccer match played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. H RBCA'a emtre-forward Hatch broke the "duck" by nc
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    117 12 Two Motor records shattered DOUGLAS. [Ik Of Man, June 3 (Renter) Bob McIntyre, 28, Cram Glasgow, Scotland, shattered at lean two records in winning the Junior international Tourist Trophy Race (350 ce) on an Italian Gilen here today After smashing the record for the S7H mile (60.7 kilometres lap from
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    51 12 The British Ruszby League Team flew into Singapore last night on their trav to play series of s>'in"ies In the world cun lournamciit in Australia The team will play their first match against Western Australia In Perth on Sunday. It left an hour and half later for
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    210 12 LONDON. June I, (Renter) Results in today's cricket matches. At Liverpool Derbyshire beat Lancashire by an ii, nines and 88 runs. Derbyshire 417 for eight de :lan d. Lancashire 192 Collins 54, Jackson five for 89 and 198 Morgan >ix for 88. At the Oval Surrey beat Essex
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    109 12 B A F. Bdatel I crd S.H.B. Police by mx coals to on P in a SAV A. Div. 2B league soccer mates ived at Farrex Park jrestei daj. MacVay '4>. Jones and Lawrenee scored lor Seletar while Jalil scored Harbour Board Police's only coal Seletar lead
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    50 12 ■\GKONG "i ter) Singapore's Nam .1 team V team by n nd n P B%ranf led by 30 t at mtrrva S e fir* matcn yesterday by defeattK South China of Hongkong 60 to M The third and final matcfc w::i b- r :.»vrd t
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