Singapore Standard, 10 June 1957

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    30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 #6 1% A i. IRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 \!l. No. 3tl SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1957 J2 PAGES IS CENTS
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    Lock icon Ceylon Gets Set For Riots
    222 1 Ceylon Gets Set For Riots COLOMBO. Ceylon (UP)— All volunteer w*ftt oi tha Ceylon bblCbb I .l. be rr.obi--ssed from Aug 1 onwards to be rushed to trouble ipots, should BaaiOJlal coirtishes occur during the Tan: I Federal Party's civil disobedience camprigaV A spokesman of the bbbbbV Sol Defence ana
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    Lock icon 6 TRAINS SPED OVER HURT MAN
    56 1 N'EY June 9 R .iter tra ns sped over an m n who lay for h ats be a een the kf s at a suburban station In ired man. Malcolm 65, .A red se\ il tred ribs, a 1 i. I I* A
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    Lock icon THE BIG POLICE EXODUS
    358 1 All CID Expats Will Have Left By Merdeka Day lit Will Cost Fed. Govt. $10 Million KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. By the time Malaya gains independence on Aug. 31, all European officers at the headquarters of the Police Criminal Investigations Department will have left under the Malayanization
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    Lock icon Anne Steps Out In Mummy's Old Gowns
    137 1 Anne Steps Out In Mummy 's Old Gowns LONDON J tf»).— BixI •faaring her mo-cut-down and eight-year-old Prince is learning to The Sunday' -down news 1 1 m Princess Anne let the X al out of the bag she turned up a yellow summer it's noi ha jxn from murr.rr.;.
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    78 1 SINGAPORE'S first circuit motor race held at the Changi Airfield yesterday drew a crowd of more than 30,000 spectators. Chan Lye Choon, top-notch driver won two events and clocked the fastest time of the day with his Aston Martin. Picture shows the start of the five lap sports car
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    Lock icon No Compromise On Citizen Issue: Diem
    210 1 SAIGON. June 9, (AP)— President NfO Dinh Diem regards South Vietnam's Chinese nationalisation law as vital to the security of his young country and plans no compromise on it. The stocky anti-Commu Dist leader describes the new law which gave citizensh.p to some 100.000
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    30 1 li MAURICE BourgesM innoury, 42 year old French Radical leader yesterday resumed his consultations on a new cabinet which he hopes to present for investiture on Wednesday. Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Military Bases Are A Threat To Peace'
    314 1  -  MR. K. S4YS IT AGAIN HELSINKI, June C. iter) Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Communist Party said here today that it was not the export of Commui h a threatening peace but the export ot atomic weapons and the creation of military ba^es
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    Lock icon Flu On The Carthage
    65 1 TILBURY. Essex, June 9, (Renter) The liner Carthage (14.28 M tons) clocked here today and reported that Q paiarngrn and 63 members of tiie crew had Buffered from influenza during the voyage front the Far East. The outbreak, which began before the liner left Singapore, lasted
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    52 1 BUENOS ABES, June 3, (Reuter) Hundreds af supporters of President Pedro Fugenio Aramburu carrying firearms and wearing blue armbands, crowded into the fashionable Plaza San Martin tmlav for a "march of lrecdnm" m reply to yesterday's Peronista demonstration. The marchers were closely watched by police but no incidents
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    Lock icon Reply To Mid-East Peace Call
    138 1 Reply To Mid-East Peace Call LONDON, Jure 9 (Reuter) The United States. Britain and France will shonly reply to the Soviet call on April 19 lor a joint declaration renouncing the use of force m the Middle Bast, a usually reliable source said here today. the Soviet call was made
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    Lock icon WHITSUN TOLL
    31 1 AT LEAST 11 persons were killed and more than 27 injured m Whitsun weekend traffic accidents m Britain up to noon yesterday. Several others died m non-traffic accidents.- U.P.
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    Lock icon IN THE SOUP
    43 1 JOSEPHINE, a turtle believed to have been hatched m the 16th century and caught last week off the He De Re m the Atlantic, was sold m Paris for 6.500 Franc? about lfsso) to be made Into turtle soup. Reuter
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    Lock icon 100,000 Gather To Meet The Mayflower
    183 1 PLYMOUTH. Massachusetts. June I (UP '—This gray old seaport seethed with excitement today, streets and sidewalks awash with bobbing tourists, honking autos. shrill hot dog and ice cream venders, awaiting the second coming of the Mayflower 11. With the replica of the pilgrim ship
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    Lock icon Round The World In 90 Minutes
    117 1 Round The World In 90 Minutes MOSCOW. June 9 (Reuter) Russia's artificial earth satellite, a visible "very small star," will be able to encircle the globe 16 times every day taking 90 minutes lor each round-trip, the Soviet weekly, Ogonek. said today. Ogonek. quoted by Ihe Soviet News Agency Ta^s,
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    Lock icon Pressure On Queen For U.S. Visit?
    97 1 LONDON, June (UP). Queen Elizabeth subjected to -the most severe political orcssure to agree to a trip tv the U.S. this year, the Sunday Express reported today. The Sunday Pictorial said the October Royal visit to the United States IVOUId la I three days
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    Lock icon BEVAN TO VISIT RUSSIA & POLAND
    195 1 BEVAN TO VISIT RUSSIA POLAND LONDON, June 9, (Reuter)— Mr. Aneurin Bevan. leading leftwinger and treasurer of the Labour Party, is to visit the Soviet Union and Poland soon, it is learn- Ed here. A relative of Mr. Bevan m Tredegar, Wales, said today Mr. Bevan and his wife Miss
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    Lock icon All The Intermediate B.A. Exam Results
    1970 2 All The Intermediate B.A. Exam Results THE FOLLOWING can- j didates have passed the University of Malaya Intermediate Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts with credits m the subjects listed after their names. (E for Economics, EL for English Language, E. Lit for English Literature, C for Chinese,
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    15 2 MR Tern Ah 20d 81 pa 9. Pas.r Pinji Monday, June 10 at 11
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    50 2 MR. MRS. BENEDICT PANG pictured after their wedding at the Church of Saint Theresa, Kampong Bahru, Singapore, on Saturday. The groom is the son of Mr. Mrs. Pang Tong Hak while the bride, the former Miss Amy Quek is the fourth daughter of Mr. Mrs, Quek Chye Geok.
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      428 2 i TEN MORE DAYS TO WIN THAT ISLAND!, r PEN MORE DAYS TO GO WITH A CHANCE OF WINNING J AN ISLAND OF YOUR DRILAMS IN THE PACIFIC OR A RETURN TRIP TICKET BY SEA TO HONGKONG AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE ABOUT IT? The rules ere s.mple end l
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    53 3 N \N( V Wee. 19. works as a box office cashier at the ■ri Cinem.i A keen dancer, Nancy loves music both classical. She has been working at the n Ar one and J half years and hopes to go to pan for a holiday next year. Her
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    191 3 The Incentive Is A Long Lost Brother a first of Katherine Dunharrfs Dancers. S.a ra and A ins flew into Singapore by 8.0.A.C. from Sydney yesterday. She ar-old Miss Majorie Scott, secretary of the snow. Fivß other members will be air on June of
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    Lock icon IS THIS MALAYA'S IDEAL FUTURE CITIZEN ?
    201 3 IS THIS MALAYA'S IDEAL FUTURE CITIZEN PENANG. Sun. A U.'.ivcrsity of Malaya professor today visualised the ideal future citizen of Malaya as a mar with Malay and Indian ancestry, a Chinese wife, a Western education, an English love for games, some Australian friends and an American car. Professor C. Northcote
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    Lock icon Mails During The Holidays
    69 3 THERI Will be no delivery of mails and parcels on day, June 13 Queen's the Director of Posts, Singapore, announced yi sterday. The General Post Office will be open that day irom 9.00 .i m, to noon. All other post offices and postal agencies Will be
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    Lock icon COCKTAIL PARTY
    42 3 THE president ef th P Rotary nastet ol the Government High School m Batu Pahat Mr K. T Joseph. who will leave for England Shortly, was entertained at a party .given by the Penggaram Club on s ir lay night
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    Lock icon RELIGION MAY BE A 'MUST' IN ALL COLONY SCHOOLS
    149 3 THE Singapore Government is likely to include religious and moral instruction m the curricula m all schools next year. The standard understands that Government educational experts are nowconsidering the question of how best to introduce these subjects m schools m the
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    Lock icon Night Of Terror Ends A Singer's Career
    263 3 A GIRL was singing softly to an enchanted audience m a Budapest night club last October. "Lay down your arms," she crooned into the microphone, "and surrender to mine." The band provided a soft accompaniment. She sang on. with the audience hanging on
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    Lock icon MAN SHOT DEAD
    32 3 ALOR STAR. Sun.—Kuosman bin Kudahaman. 44. was shot dead m Tun.jang on Friday night as he was strolling with a policeman and another civilian. Police have arrested a man.
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    Lock icon MEDICAL SOCIETY TALK BY MILLER
    51 3 MR. DOUGLAS MILLER. visiting Australian neurosurgeon, will give a talk to the University of Malaya Medical Society on "the diagnosis, treatment and management of the head injuries" at the Allen Lecture Theatre. Faculty of Medicine, on Friday. June 14. at 830 p.m. All interested are
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    Lock icon Supporters Of Polls Rivals In Slogan 'Battle'
    291 3 Supporters Of Polls Rivals In Slogan 'Battle' TENSION rode high at an election campaign meeting at Tank Road, Singapore last night. As Independent candidate for the Cairnhill by-election Mr. Goh Kong Beng was speaking at his first election rally, a loudspeaker van of his rival candidate, Mr. Keng Ban Ec
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    Lock icon Q.C. En Route For Brunei
    69 3 Queen's Counsel. Mr. Walter Raeburr. flew into Singapore last night, on his way to Borneo to draft a memorandum aaalng Isr selfgovernment for Brunei. He was met at the airport by the President of the Party Bayaat, Inche A.M. Azahari. The Party Rayaat will ask
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    Lock icon NAIR IN K.L.
    29 3 THE Indian Commissioner to Malaya, Mr. V. M M NaJr arrived m Kuala Lumpur yesterday to present his credentials, to the High Commissioner Sir Donald MacGillivray.
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    Lock icon Busmen Reject An Offer
    141 3 Busmen Reject An Offer THE Bingapore Bus Workers Union last nighl decided to enlist the aid of al! Colony trade unlonisti -eon to settle its dispute with tho Tay Koh Vat end Hock Lee Bus companion After a four-hour closed -'nor joint meeting of the union's central committee snd \2
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    Lock icon Air Chief Leaves Today
    72 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Outgoing Air Officer Command, ng Malaya Air ViceMarshal W. H. Kyle, who has been here for the past two and a hall years, leaves for Britain tomorrow. He has been responsible for the direction of all Emergency ail operations m the country during
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    Lock icon Shippers Unmoved By Port Go-Slow
    151 3 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sun. i —Despite the "work-to-rule" ordered by the Port Swetten-j ham branch of the National Union of Railwaymen. major shipping firms here have made no move to redirect ships to other ports m the country. The "go-slow" order was put into elect by
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    329 4 ACSU Chief Warns The TUC PRESIDENT of the 17.000 strong Army Civil Service Union. Mr. N.S.N. Hair, yesterday warned the Singapore Trade Union Congress that unless it discharges its duties as a national organization, several unions may be forced to break
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    184 4 Swindle The Fund And Get 3 Years KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Three years m jail. That i^; the sentence for anyone wh withdraws his contributions from the Provident Fund under the pretext of leaving the country and who n does not do so! DeDutv Public Prosecutor, Mr. H. S. Ong told
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    Lock icon Eight Hurt In Lorry Crash
    51 4 FIVE children and three adults were injured when a lorry In which they were travelling collided with a bus and overturned at the 10th Mile Thomson Road. Singapore, yesterday. The impact of the crash threw them onto the road. No passengers m the bus were
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    129 4 Stars Welcome Colony Film Magnate < MALAY film stars, directors and the executive 1 staff of the Cathay Organization, were present at the Singapore Airport on Saturday night to greet local film magnate, Mr. Lokc Wan Tho and Mrs. Loke, on their 1 return to the Colony. The couple, who
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    Lock icon Jail Break – Fifth Man Is Recaptured
    100 4 Jail Break Fifth Man Is Recaptured ALOR STAR. Sun. One of the two remaining men still at large from Friday night's mass break-out from the police lock-up here was recaptured late last night. He is 23-year-old trisha pedaller. Yahya bin Abdullah. This brings the total number recaptured to five. The
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    Lock icon Geoffrey Shines In Handel's 'Solomon'
    407 4 Geoffrey Shines In Handel's 'Solomon' THE AMM EducatiA. C'ul- ml Osntra, vrhldi is to ba Opsnad on .Tune 21, was used H concert hail for the first time last Blghl when the Singap re Chamber Ensemble gave a combined Choral ana Orchestra] Concert of music by Han del and Bach.
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    63 4 PENANG, Sun. The City Council intended to reduce the cost of supply of electricity from August, so as to enable more people to use electricity said the president, Mir. G. H. Goh, yesterday. Addressing the students of the Penang Chinese High School Mr. Goh urged them to devote
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    25 4 A SERGEANT cf the Sixth Battalion Malay Regiment, Wan Hussain bin War. Suiaiman, left for England by BOAC yesterday for further training
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      570 4 c&lmanac Information at a Glance Penang ll 06 am (8 ft) 11.31 pm. poser Of The Week— Web«r; 510 itUr ADObC 166 f,) YTom the Editorials: 5 15 Sandy 'IIvACURt BB^Hg TOMORROW: Macpherson at the theatre organ; ABBtaW. m ■■■nanifli ffW A ;,nKr,por J 4,i anl l7 f* > 9
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    501 5 Brimful of Ideas from all Fashion Centres r f ROI"SEAU lingerie— romantic. youthful 1 exciting- was a fitfinale to one of the !i...-i shows ever held m MiuipAr and h ot it.-> was due to the creative pretif the organil>«>ri> Geddes. The sh of the Singapore -Tuberculosis
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    Lock icon UNSEEN-BUT ALL IMPORTANT
    459 5 Gloria Gordon 9 s tete-a-tete A ....it is what's inside you that matters of us dress within a limited budget, and buy carefully, adding only a few good clothes to our wardrobe each year. When it comes to foundation garments, however, many of us are notoriously careless.
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    291 5 iQpTTOfIS for all occasions from the Continent, America, and Mexico,] ranging from $1 11.50 to' $69.50 arc specialties i at Guys and Dolls. "All our dresses are one of* each kind" said Mrs. Lolita Jensen, the manageress of the store, i and who has been in' the dress
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    291 5 CO much information about fine nutrition is available m newspapers and magazines today, to say nothing obooks, that the average adult who wishes to tap this source of health, may be somewhat bewildered. Actually the tenets of fine nutrition are quite simple. Young people and adults require a
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      495 6 r PHE development of a stabilized i cononrj |g ot" |aTaBBBf| lUUJaTftinni to any eountiy. But it If not bbb gfl a -1a a this- raet. it is a proverbial/. MB a: probll I a every tiovernna at tries to gotff In any attempt to overcome Aonomac a:'
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      441 6 'THE Federation Regiment sin Its formation has to shift from camp to camp, but now it has f md a permanent home at Suneei Udang, about fifteen miles from Mai a town. This camp, corexlnsj an area ol roar so^iare ndata and coating $6,500,000. is a gift from
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    1139 6  - SCIENCE NOTEBOOK A-Clocks John Davy ASTER GUNASEKERA By I LOXDON. i atomic i"' etc*, c n BterSt] SWBCIs and a platSßßfß-] bar c ICtltJ OSa g V r AYif-'orad, PI a Laboratory <a I\ a-j rftagtoa, which had its BHH I I a.- i Dag recently eH trajys has a
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    1906 6 ..only hope of avoiding a third world war is for the democracies of the West to continue to be ■■■■■■■■'■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■eBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ vigilant, resolute, and abo 3 all, united m NATO.' Lord Ism ay, former secretary* General of NATO, maintains that the welding of fifteen nations
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    Lock icon It's Treason To Trade With China
    164 7 It's Treason To Trade With China NEW YORK. June 9 (UP) Hie Committee of one M I ti, a group opposing the admission of Communist China Into the United Nation i harged that the British decision to increase trade With Red China was a step toward "strengthening the iggressive power
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    52 7 BOMBAY. Juno 9 (AP).— Ti d ptm m died from m- dsb b< n In Urn M-hoai period ending St 6 p.m. on Saturday, eu :ordlng to tlie Municipal Health authorities. This brought the total deaths In the i pid< mic during the past, week
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    22 7 THE British Foreign Office announced yesterday that Communist Poland will send a parliamentary delegation to visit England next winter -AP
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    371 7 DON'T HURRY SELF- GOVT. Sir Pierson Warns Of Independence Pitfalls It May Result In Corruption Or Communism WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia, June 9, (Reuter) Sir Pierson Dixon, Britain's ambassador to the United Nations said tonight that to grant independence to territories before they were ready "would be to hand them over at
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    66 7 Aga' s Younger Son To Wed GENEVA. June 9. (Reuter). -The wedding of Prince Sadruddin. younger son of the Aga Khan, and his British fiancee. BfISS Nina Dyer, will take place ot: July 15 at Collonge-Bellerive just outside Geneva, the prince announced here yesterday Tho ceremony will be performed by
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    99 7 DULLES HAS A NARROW SQUEAK WASHINGTON. June 9 (Rev trr>— A Navy transport aircraft carrying the Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dulles, lost power from one of its two engines as it approached Washington today but the pilot landed the plane safely. Because of the engine failure tlie pilot
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    90 7 New Zealand Takes No Chances WELLINGTON. June 9 (Reuter) The New Zealand Health Department is taking strict precautions to prevent Asia's Influensa epidemic spreading to this country. Thirty-four Asian seamen flown out from Seoul. South Korea, to man freighter sold by her New Zealand owners to a Panamanian-regis-tered company. have
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    61 7 HELSINKI, June 0 (Reuter) Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the So 1 let Communist Party chief. admitted here yesterday that his cigarette consumption shot up during important negotiations because smoking gave him time to think. As a rule he smoked oniy three or four a day. he told President
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    33 7 SOVIET scientists intend to launch more than 100 high altitude rockets during the 1957-58 geophysical year for the study of the upper atmosphere, the Soviet news agency Tass, said yesterday —Reuter.
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    23 7 fast Germany plans to btdld about 2" atomic power stations by 070, the main Communist newspaper Neves Deutschland, snd yesterday. Reuter.
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    21 7 THE 26th Pvnan fair opene I yesterday v.'ith the number of Western exhibitors doable that of last year. Reuter.
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    248 7 WASHINGTON, June 9 (AP)— An international uproar o\cr the impending trial of an American GI m Japan headed today toward the White House. Mr James C Hagcrty, White House Press Secretary, said i delegation irom the G L William S Girard's home town will
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    56 7 PKl\< l. Philip, Duke ol Edinburgh (right th.it^ with his niece. Princess .Margarita of Baden (left) and her bridegroom. Prim Tnmislav of Yugoslavia, after their wedding :'-t Salem, Germany. Jun< 6 There uai t Protest ml ccrennm\ for BBS -I-year-old bride and an Oi thode\ Church Barenmnv
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    153 7 NEW YORK, June 9, (Reuter)— Mr. Harold E. Stassen, head of the United States delegation to the United Nations Disarmament Sub-Committee meeting m London, arrived here by plane from England this morning and told reporters that the talks were slowly making progress. Mr. Stassen told
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    85 7 ROME. June 9 (Reuter)— rh< two wei k Id Car. ian Democrat Government of Premier Adone Zoli. which yesterday appeared to have won a one-v( I :11 m parliament and later d: c vered that at aas .a m-\ a del probably decide tomorrow whether to
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    112 7 LONDON. Ontario. June 9; (AP).— A Canadian Air Force, let fA'nter disintegrated before the ryes of 8.000 spectators at an air show here on Saturday. The two crew member.- were believed to have been kfllJ d. The jet fighter. one of three that ha'< taken olf.
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    121 7 Nasution Dissolves Military Command JAKARTA. June I iter) The Army Chief ol Staff. Major-General Abdul HA n. had officially dissolved the East Ind Ammand and taken over direct trol of the area, the Army Infi i Office? here announced toe. The former mander of Lieutenant-Colonel Ventje Sumual, was also head
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    213 9 Weekly Copra Report INDIAN buying interest m copra for Bomba\ r irs to be at lower levels and apart from relativeh quantities reported done at $27-1 2 per picu m the week and at $27-1 4 towards the end o roid. both buyers and sellers
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    39 9 THE fir t electric train from Howrah, Calcutta ll fspfl'lfd to Deptciuber this year. The Brat run will be between Howrah and Sheoraphuli a tah r will he extended up to Howrah-Bar le] and Sl raphali-Tarkeshwar stations.
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    40 9 A NEW LAI. 3 million plant i man ifacture polythene V/ill open m Sydney late this year, the chairman of director,- of the plastics division of Imperial Chemic.il Industries (England), Mr J. c. Swallow, iimouiaced n Canberra recently.
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    65 9 TOTAL Importl of rubber, all grade*, frcm all countries Into Malaya during May amounted to 30.2!».i tons as ahown by final documents received. The figure includes 17.572 tons imported on provisional permita m previoui month* tor which permits final documents have been received and exclude! Bboat
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    56 9 THE Japanese Government has att a target of 150,000 tons for ri:e imports from Formosa at an emergency meeting of the cabinet. The target figure will include 50,000 tons still remaining from the amount Japan agreed to import from the Nationalist Chinese stronghold ring the laal
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    684 9 By A Market Correspondent VERY active conditions prevailed m Malayan share market during the week under review, with industrials providing the bulk of the Prices moved within narrow limits, however, and where changes occurred, these were generally m favour of holders. Tin shares were
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    47 9 "JUNIOR" will be able I la cut the lawn with this miniature lawnmower specially built for children. The machine, de- I .signed and built by II C. Webb m Company, of Entrland, w:is on slow at the recent British Industries Fair. Binning h a ni
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    162 9 Boards From Sawmill Waste AUSTRALIA'S first plant to utilise waste from a timbei mill for manufacture of building boards, mainly for interior uses, began production m Mount Gambler. South Australia, m March. Thia is the £300,000 factory of Coreboard Ltd. Output of Urn faciory is 1.500.000 niper feet of hoard
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    41 9 new YORK. June DewJones closing, averages STOCKS TO Industrials 525.63 20 Rails 145.01 15 Utilities 73.54 65 Stocks 175.43 BONDS 40 Bonds 83 .14 The Dow-Jones commodity futures Index (1924-26) rr. <-ra-c equals 100) closed at 158-02.— UP.
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    29 9 SIME Darby Co. Ltd. imported the following rubber Output for Aoril and May: Kempas 273,000 b. and 254 400 lb. and Badella 14.400 lb and 13.500 lb.
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    449 10 Nine Wicket Victory For Singapore scoreboardl Spore Chinese Ist innings 233 Selangor Ist innings Chua Eng Chye b D Lee 0 K. P Tham b Rudy Lam 1 Phang Yet Hung b Rudy Lam 4 Tan Huck Chuan Xl Ong Lee b C. Wor.g 6 Boon Oon Loke b Cecil
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    193 10 Kiwis Kill Braves Bid For Final The lattl BOjaadrOß, Royal New md Air Force spoilt a a nsulate Braves' bid to qualify ighi I r the final playoff s eries m a lea.; ;e > n'ttaall gams yesterday. On St. Joseph's Institution p md, a large crowd .saw the •v.
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    347 10 Nagaiah And Yogarajah Spark Ceylonese Win IN the only S.C.A. senior tourney match yesterday Ceylon, Sports Club gained a five wicket victory over the Army at Bales tier Road. With Nagaiah fiery and the Ceylonese fielding never so 'tight,' the Army batsmen were completely subdued. Runs were scarce and the
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    239 10 Dockyard Scrape Through H.M. Dockyard beat Fathul Karib Club by two goaJs to one when they clashed m a SAFA division 1 league soccer match played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Though the dockers won by a narrow margin, they deserved their victory. Their teamwork was better, and their tor.yards
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    51 10 SUNGEI PATANI. Sun. Eight records were broke n t Urn annual Kedah /Perils Contingent Police snorts held here yesterday on the nc.v sports ground S.C. Latiff of Alor Star won the individual championship title. Another Alor Star athlete, P. C. Abdul Hamid vrai awarded the best performance
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    502 10 Two Centuries Highlight Stonor Shield Cricket KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. i— Selangor Club, joint holders of the Stonor Shield ayfth Kilat Club, virtually mada sure of appearing m the final for the fifth succa.ao year when they trounced Levers Sports Club by 190 runs m a South zone match on the
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    478 10 BOWLERS took main honours m the Singapore Cricket Association Junior matches played yesterday. Tne bail performance of tho day was by Gurdial Sin^h of 1 M.L.A. who took eiftht wicketa for 26 runs against Royal Air Force Changi 'B.
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    41 12 Today's Sport sot :i There are o? 5.4 FA 3 soccer matches to:wo at Farrer Park i the other at the Ceylang Stacbum. They are: Alexandr vs. Seletar F.C. at Geylang; S H.B. Police and Customs S.C. vs•Mater at Farrer Park.
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    46 12 KAAST^X a- I (Reuter) R mer the Olympic 1.500 metres, a great double here night when he won a mil* race and then beat Tom C rt S aa metres champion. E a Qatany won the 4m. 5.45. and the half mile
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    242 12 Boon Hee' s Last Minute Goaf Decides For S'gor PENANG Sun— A last minute goal by Aw Boon Hee 2 2 enabled Selangor to gain a narrow 1-3 victory over All x Penang m their friendly soccer match at the Stadium here I toda. I However Penan.: drew first blood
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    66 12 Fa. Fa 1 lor I Asian G nes said today, af the 20 cour I league II hav e M I I entered' teams Asian Garr.es scheduled to place here The Committee said the 17 jhealili India. Indonesia. Iran, laraeX North B rneo A ppines. Singapore,
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    67 12 KOTA Rajah beat SukaramaJ S. rts C a- v ire« goals to ne -a a SAFA Da.' 2A le Igue I r match played at Geylane Stadium yesterday. B F ra an I S: rir i ile Spnr- Club drew I—l m I B \FA D:v IA encounter
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    104 12 SERAXGOOX Gardaa Sports Club heat Braddell Sports Club by sis sets m a friendly cricket match on the Scrangoon Garden ground yesterday BraddelL 93. (Lewis 20. Spen er 15, Roper 14 n.o. Ycng 11. Roberta two lor 2. II Perera two lot 12 and Killick tWQ for 17).
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    894 12 No C-R-A-S-H-E-S INCIDENTS BUT Ooo... What Thrills 30, 000 watch Singapore's first Circuit Races at Changi It Was Lye Choon's Day Of Glory BEFORE 30,000 thrilled-to-the-core spectators, Singapore's speed are nn Lye Choon roared his Aston Martin to a 19 minutes 19.1 seconds finish a the 10-lap Formulae Libre, main
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    656 12 Scoreboard PENANG IST INNINGS 213 BUMS, KEDAH IST INNINGS U P Ausrustin b Brown 1 Navarataasa lac Brown I A. S Ilim/.ih c Dew b Kew San II S E Augustin st. Satappan b Patel 42 M. Doraisamv ibw Brown 1 Augustin b
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    439 12 BY virtue of a one-run first innings lead, Singapore Recreation Club took the Padang Shield from the holders, Singapore Cricket Club The match, which finished yesterday on the SCC padang, ended m a draw. SCC who had scored BS runs without any loss Overnight,
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    28 12 ST. JOHX'S Sports Club have withdrawn lrom the SAFA D:v. 2A league fixture and will not be playing their scheduled match agalnsl S.ngapare Recreation Clab tomorrow.
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