Singapore Standard, 24 June 1957

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    32 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POL ICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 m n it m 3. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 11. No. 3.")."> SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon 'Day Of Rest' At The Port
    252 1 ALA LUMPUR, SOB Thrre was no 1 irk bod at Port S we ttenhai n Th i 5 was the of the Railway Administration's deci- >. n to close the port beOl tin pile-up caused by the 17-day-old "work- 10 campalgn c: the Xat.
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    Lock icon 24-HR HUNGER STRIKE
    348 1  -  E.M. RASHEED Bt, Permit Conditions Were Violated: Chrimes Claims MR. JAMIT SINGH, SECRETARY OF THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD WORKERS' UNION, WENT ON A 24-HOUR HUNGER STRIKE IN A POLICE STATION YESTERDAY AFTER SHB AUTHORITIES HAD CONFISCATED HIS PASS. Chairman of the Board, Mr. P. A. T. Chrimes
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    Lock icon 35 PASSENGERS SEIZE VESSEL; SAIL TO H.K.
    225 1 HONGKONG. June 23 (Reuter)— A motor vessel from Canton, forced to sail to Hongkong by antiCommunLst passengers aboard, has been escorted outside the British Colony's territorial waters, an official statement said today. The Hongkong Government said m its statement thai I Chinese Communist
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    Lock icon BRITISH BOOKS
    24 1 ABOUT 5,000 pies r f books by British writers arc to be published m the Soviet ion this year. Moscow Rasaid Renter.
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    Lock icon Princess Lonely For Classmates
    117 1 Princess Lonely For Classmates LONDON. June 23 <UP> Ar.ne was loneson* In her lessons after big brother Charles went ofl 01. so Queen Elizabeth i ited two seven-year-old V s to jo:n her for the tl .:> :r. B help call went out to the parents of Susan Babir. and
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    Lock icon The Tired Postman
    78 1 DF.RBY. England June 2.1. (Reuter) Five >ours after a postman retired, 1.247 undelivered letters were found m his locker at the local post office, it was said here. Joseph Elliott. 45. the former postman. was fined t4O sterling with .ihout O! costs on two summonses aci using
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    Lock icon Death Of Dr. Robinson
    63 1 DEPUTY Medical Superintendent of Wondbridse Mpntai HoSDltal, Dr. H. H. Robinson, aged 35, died on Saturday about 5.49 D.m. m the General Hospital Singapore, alter a short illness. Dr. Robinson had been attached to the Woodbridge Hospital for more than two yean. His wife was with
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    50 1 CHERTSEY. Jtmt, 23 (Routor) It WM UN WfOßfl Uft o thai was operated on when 14-yc,ir-o!ci Bg champion Eileen Thy; went m ho.-ptial. BMB went m OOC I cartilane operation to her risht le^ and woke up to find her left .c* swathed m bandages.
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    Lock icon OLD FLAMES BURN BRIGHTEST
    162 1 OLD FLAMES BURN BRIGHTEST STUTTGART. West Germany. June 23 (Reuter.) George Hoflmann. 54, started a new lile this week alter making the cnoice between his two wives a legacy of World War Two. Ho deeded to co back to Anna, 49, whom he had believed dead since they were parted
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    Lock icon FOUR KILLED IN RANGE TRAGEDY
    56 1 FORT SILL, Oklahoma. June 23 CAP) Four soldiers were killed and between 17 and 20 seriously injured yesterday when a mortar shell exploded on Ft. Sill's east firing range. Infantry troops were staging a mock attack on a hillside position, supported by mortar fire, when
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    Lock icon 2,000 Hunt For Babes In The Woods
    109 1 2,000 Hunt For Babes In The Woods BRISTOL, England. June 23 i UP) Police and hundreds of :ivilian volunteers continued to search today for a young brother and sister who disappeared from home hand-in-hand. Yesterday 100 children gave up their Saturday afternoon movies to help form a 2,000--man sear:h party
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    40 1 CAIRO, .Tune 23 (Reuter) Mr. John Thornton Stanley and Mr. Charles Pittuck, two Britons acquitted n the Cairo spy trial, have been held m the Nile Barrajre Prison. .iust outside Cairo, since last night, it was learned today.
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    Lock icon WRONG NUMBER
    28 1 THE Sunday Standard published one of the winning number? for the eighth prize In last Saturday's Social Welfare Lottery draw as *****63. This should read *****63.
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    Lock icon MAN STABBED
    29 1 AN unidentified man was stabbed m Beach Rnad last night and was admitted to ho.-pital with a wound m the neck. His condition was described as serious.
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    Lock icon Police Re-arrest Five Student Demonstrators
    217 1 TOKYO. June 23 (Router* The Metropolitan Police today arrested five Japanese onlTersity students on charges of disturbing the peace and leading a demonstration out.^rie the United States Embassy last Thursday. The five students were deta Ded yesterday for questlonlng but were released following urotests by
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    28 1 A SECOND Moscow television stat i( n. with an aerial riling to i.sno feet, will be completed by the end of 1958, Moscow Radio reported. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bandit-Hunters Die In Plane Crash
    180 1 TEHERAN. June 23 (AP) General Ahmad Sharif and four other Iranian officers were killed m a plane crash today while scouring the countryside for the bandits who killed three Americans last March. A spokesman for the Iranian gendarmerie said the crash took place near N:kshahr.
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    Lock icon SHB Union Split Over The Boycott
    196 1 PRESIDENT QUITS IN PROTEST THE 7,000-strong Singapore Harbour Board Workers' Union is split over its decision to bo\cott all cargoes diverted from Port Swettenham following the work-to-rule policy adopted by Railwaymen there. The first crack m the union appeared when the president.. Inche BhftTlfl
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    Lock icon Thieves Use 'Sleep Spray'
    39 1 LYONS. June 23 P.r A 'deep s'.eep" narcotic spray is believed to be used I French gsng ro'rbing foreign campers including Br.'or. po'.ice said here. orvn the Mil I :>-adl the loot. I i iaid>
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    Lock icon POLLS MEN STEP UP RALLIES PAP Emblem Is Back In Red
    214 1 POLLS MEN STEP UP RALLIES PAP Emblem I s Back In Red WITH SIX iayi mon Ie go to the poll-- the Peoples' Action Pa-" I the L:beral-Soi I Part; 'c relay stepped up IMF campaigns for the by-e.- tions for the CairnhiU and Tanjong Pagai i rats. I r
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    6 1 POLIOMYELITIS Franc* have double-
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    82 1 Shot, She Awoke With Headache Seattle. Jun« 23 (Renter) A young mother Mrs Mona Lee Crnnes. woke up here with a throbb:ne headache to find her twoson had shot her In tl with her husband s r he sat p'.ay.r.g cowboys and Indian? on her bed. "Mommy be'tpr go and
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    Lock icon 'Hand Over Rubber Fund To Us'
    331 2 PRODUCERS' COUNCIL NEEDS MONEY FOR EXPANSION, RESEARCH KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.' The Rubber Producers' Council has asked the Federation Government to hand over to the industry the multi-million dollar "Malayan Rubber i und" for improvement and expansion of research. Chairman of the RPC, Mr. S.
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    Lock icon Logging Contractor Fined $300
    95 2 Logging Contractor Fined $300 JERAXTUT. Sun —A logging contractor Liang Chee Hing of Jerantut was found u'.ty yesterday on a chaise rf railing tn demoUsh i hooajti house situated within the residential ares of the Batu Ba ai New Village. The President of the Beesioni Court Raja Asian shah fired
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    Lock icon MEDICS SHOW THEIR PACES
    89 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun 'Corps Week' for the Royal Army Medical Corps throughout the world was climaxed here with a visit to the British Military Hospital this morning by the High Com nissioner and Lady KlacGilUvraj. Hundreds Ol SChOOI children, nurses and members of Red Cross organizations
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    Lock icon 8 Scouts For World Jamboree
    52 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Eicht Srouts led by Mr. Chunj Shin Yee, Perak's Seoul Commissioner, will attend the World Srmtt Jubilee Jamboree at Wellesley from Aug. 31 to England m Augu-t. They will leave Knala Lumpur with contingents from North Borneo and Brunei by air on
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    Lock icon THE BRIDE FROM COVENTRY
    61 2 A WEEK aiier her arrlral Imbi Coventry, England, Miss Rita I:lilabetta Jam" (.lordonStuart was married to Corporal Patrick S Oli-\t-r of Mm Koyul Air Force. Changi. This picture shows the happy (nuple alter their urclflinc: at St. (forte's Church last Saturday. The bridegroom Is atlaebed to
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    Lock icon 'COLLEGE' TO BECOME A SECONDARY SCHOOL
    195 2 Xl ALA KANGSAR, Sun.— The Malay Collet here is to he con\erted into a secondary school. This process will br completed by 1%1 after which no admission at the primary level will be entertained. p.* at t! C- 5.r-?:h -.a; and prize i r
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    Lock icon Fishermen To Form Union
    91 2 KUAI I riUBN iGAUN, S n. The But MSi Fisbtnnta'l Co-operative Societies will an Inaugural meeting J 5 to form I Irani port and Marketing Union as part of a scheme to implement the Federal Government's S^.onn.ooo fishing aid prove Delegates from Rshermen'i Co-OperaMve Societies throughout
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    Lock icon Disorderly: Fined $10
    73 2 TANJONG MALIM, Sun.— A Magistrate Inche Syed othmta MB All yesterday fined two labourers flfl tadi and bound over another man for ■U months lor disorderly behnviour m Slim Village on April 21. last, The men (toed, s Lawrence, 27. and k D mutiny, U, both pleaded
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    Lock icon CHANCE TO BE A FILM ACTOR
    57 2 PE! V j ?un The wlnaer of the <.-_::— :v-\ tn -.eld at v World P.\:k on June 29 and 30 v... b- be a fKrrTa:!-: ;r. Sr.ax Brothers c." a.T.r.*risr p Northern Er.tr:. :v. rrv obtained from the manager, New v."t.-. Park :n
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    Lock icon New Set-up For Labour Department
    123 2 KUANTAN, Sun. The Labour Department will be reorganised oefora the end of the year to carry out imp'omentat: o( tht new Employment Ordinance which came into q this month, the Standard learnt today. Under the new ordinance. the Federation Will be divided into three regions
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    Lock icon Finger In The 'Pie'
    62 2 HE'S CERTAINLY got his finger m the pie b f m this cG'.e the pjf is cute little Peter War birthday coke, end who could keep his hands off such a delicacy. Peter, son of Mr. end V- f Wang Wei Huan, celebrated the big occasion
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    Lock icon BE PATRIOTS FIRST UNIONISTS AFTER
    387 2 'Loyalty To Nation Call By AMESU Boss IPOH. Sun. Tht president of the All-Malayan E.",t;r.f-s SiaiU V:. Mr. Ye:,.'. Guan U ,r.j Called on trtde unionists to be "patriots first and then trade unionists." Speaking at the annual general meeting of, the bindings, Central and
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    Lock icon TRANSFERRED
    25 2 ASP Jaimal Singh, Offirer|»Charse of the Riot Squad and Senior Crimea Oflicer. George Town Di.^r;. going on transfer to Kuala Lumpur on July 1.
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    Lock icon MALAYA'S DELEGATES
    46 2 FEDERATION'S Women's Institutes will be represented at the forthcoming world conference of W. I. Associations m Ceylon by three delegates including the wife of the Van Di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan. Picture shows the delegates Raja Teh Zaitun Mrs. P. Navaratnam and Tunku Saidah.
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    Lock icon SKILL AND COURAGE
    57 2 "< PLATOON WARKAM < Officer Alexander ol tht Ist Battalion, the Rhodi sian African Riflfs. whicp skilful ieH daft .inrl courage resulted m t Z. killing of three Commu- r nivt terrorist?; mi n the Labis area on .?unp 19 2 and 20. W. Alexandrr, a Matalx
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    Lock icon TRACKER DIES
    34 2 A PATROL of the First Battalion Royal Lincolnshire Regiment, ware fired on by am in the Ipoh distr. Perak yesterday. An Iban tracker, with the Patrol, was seriously wounded and has since
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    206 2 HI TTERWOKTI! All problem* arisu ol the ((.nstitutx,,; Independent I erif: Malaya rimdJ i»e carelullv Hd HU Mudied beiore arriving at an\ < us was stressed by Tm> Haji C(. retirint chairman of the Pcr.ane Star 0 meciinf held here thi* aft«w Delegates iOu|
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    Lock icon Rulers Regalia Ready Soon
    88 2 Rulers Regalia Ready Soon KUALA TRENT: Parts of the re; nount Ruler of the Fedi of a "r tual mace" one pair of royal "chokmnr" krises, spe htad-gti. belts ard "kain sampin" are being madt by local craftsmen. The "spiritual mace" wiD bt five feet m leng" from the Koran
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    Lock icon Debate On Secretary's Services
    91 2 Debate On Secretary' s Services i ?un.— The RpeonmendAtlon of the Firs: c -neral P^put* Com- mittee to fJLtWEd tht wrvtcet of the City SecreUry. Mr. S. V. Adams, for U after March 1958. is ex to produce a heated debate at the monthly city council meeting on June 28.
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    Lock icon RIOT SQUAD IN SEARCH OF TROUBLE-FINDS IT
    133 2 IPOII. Sun. The squad rushed to the Harj r Gilfillan rubber g< d mti c C :.nolly Road at noon todft] mlnuto i c a fight wa. r ported m the premises. More than forty men and women lab< ra la ttu god
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    Lock icon Protest Meet By Villagers
    69 2 Sun. than 120 people fir yest< stag esi aga ion to increase- X Yusol named P 1 1 < Municip;-. who were pre& me**" that the new rat. I c ulij He I 1 tfam that the pong people m general v^r* not h* mere :ed
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    64 3 DGNMRWN VIARCiAKI 1 LOW, IS is i receptionist with Qantas/ Hi)\( Margaret h.i> l>een crowned "Picnic Queen" tin utuultr. sinie >he simply loves ijoinsj out on pit nits. ii>n likes to dance (beins; well adept at the cha-cli.D b.idniintnn sews and occasionally sees a movie. In ..'>n to
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    Lock icon FORESTRY PROBLEMS: S-EA HAS TAKEN BIG STRIDES
    98 3 tries have taken big strides m solving their forestry prosubsequent bene- to general timber producmethods, the Director General of Japan's Forestry Agency Mr. N. Ishitani •aid yesterday. Mr. Ishitani arrived m Singapore yesterday by air from ridonesia en route to after attending the
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    Lock icon CALL FOR A PARTY OF THE WORKERS
    367 3 CALL FOR A PARTY OF THE WORKERS The PAP*Middle Road j Partnership Is Attached FORMER Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday called on Colony trade unionists to form a strong workers' political party with a membership confined entirely to members of trade unions. He blamed the "PAP-Middle Road
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    Lock icon A DISMAL FAILURE, THESE CLASSES
    224 3 A DISMAL FAILURE, THESE CLASSES IPOH. Sun.— Malay literacy classes have been a dismal Failure, Mr. J. If. Morals >a.cl at, today's meeting of the Perak Adult Education Asiociati n He lid the cla-scs, to promote lit< racy among the Malays, were fery poorly bud» ported and appealed for "selfless
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    Lock icon THEY AIDED HUNGARIAN REFUGEES
    73 3 THEY AIDED HUNGARIAN REFUGEES an' HUnborib couple, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dick.-on. aided Hungarian refugees fleeing from the fighting .11 Budan st tasi year will ar- m Singapore tomorrow erenmi by BOAC from Bri- am. y are on mute to Kuching to *ls!1 Mr. Dickaon'a bro i t who is
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    Lock icon YMCA GROUP TO STAGE 'PINAFORE'
    106 3 THE New Scene Shifter?, the YMCA dramatic group. who recently Staged the "Goncioli* rs", will soon begin rehearsals for their next production—"H.Ms. Pinafore"— another Gilbert and Sullivan opera, it la scheduled for public performance m November ThOM desirous of taking part, either as soloists or
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    Lock icon S.T.S.U. Elects New Officers
    47 3 inche Baaeran bin nan Juma-; was elected President Ol the Singapore Technical Services Union at its annual general meeting yesterday. The meeting also elected Mr Ah Hin. vice-president, Mr E. Joseph, secretary. Mr. a. Gcmez aast. secretary, and Mr. Lee Wing Kee. treasurer.
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    Lock icon This Isn't Going To Be Another Albert Street
    238 3 BUFFALO ROAD DECIDES: RESIDENTS of Buffalo Road m Singapore are angry with the City Council. Reason: The Council's proposal to permit food stalls to be erected by hawkers right m front of their homes. i "The proposal is preposterous. We don't want
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    Lock icon SHE'S OFF TO STUDY BALLET IN LONDON
    78 3 SHE'S OFF TO STUDY BALLET IN LONDON TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Miss Chcoh Chooi Hoon who left for London yesterday by Qantas BOAZ to study ballet m the Phyllis Beddle School of Ballet ir London Miss Cheah, a former student ot the Nonyang Girls School tild the Standard she has already put m
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    Lock icon A Job For The New Governor
    41 3 PENAN G. S.:n. The Governor of Penar.g (yet to be appointed) will attend a youth at the City Stadium on Sept. 4 m connection with the Merdeka Day celebrations. Nearly 1,600 youths will take part
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    Lock icon Tunku 'Ticks Off' The Perak Alliance
    261 3 IPOH, Sun.— Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, heal of the Alliance party, is believed to have chided Perak Alliance Councillors for interfering m the appointment of a new Ifentri Besar for the State. The Tonka attended an emergency meeting of the state Alliance Committee
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    296 3 ANXIETY has been aroused among the Malay ;a'ayat m Johore over a ieoent resolution passed by the Klang Branch of the United Malays National Organisation urging that the Sultan of Jonore be barred from being considered as a candidate for Paramount Ruler.
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    Lock icon GUESTS SCREAM AS TEMIARS CHEW GLOWING EMBERS
    323 4 ABORIGINES STAGE TRIBAL DANCES KUALA LIMPTK. Sun. Women guests screamed and Vll's gazed m wonder at the Gombak Aboriginal Research Station near here last night as eight puckish Temiar dancers whirled round a bamboo stage m a trance, chewing glowing embers from a
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    Lock icon NEW STAMP ON SALE
    37 4 THE new Federation pictorial stamp uf the 20-cent drnominatit.n which will bo on sale at all Post Oflices and postal agencies m the Federation and at the (ieneral Post Office, Singapore, from Wednesday.
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    Lock icon Short-lived Success
    71 4 A MAW watched a gold chain from aa ilked along Pai la Street, Sii .pore, last night A dete< I hu arby, heard the girl shout for I after a short chase arrested a man. n to a pt lice station, the man, described as a trisßS rider,
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    Lock icon Public House Owners' Dinner
    55 4 Blngapt re Public H .$e Owners' a v i lation ted its Fourth Anni- r ary with a dinner at the >eiation"s premises m C a c R «d last nJ A souvenir tnaga^ne, specially published for the occa n, wa dl tx buted to each
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    Lock icon Car Overturns: Driver Unhurt
    35 4 PENANG, Sun. A car turned turtle after skidding rouu I i bend at York Road yesterday. The driver, Airs. Ann V. Davies. escaped unhurt. car was later righted and driven away.
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    Lock icon Another Fine 'Musica Viva' Concert
    373 4 Standard Musi< Critic The "M .\a" Payers BllAf Dcvi and Siava Tail I (violins), Julai Tan (yi L ti Ifojrwr (cello) Md N^ Stokes (piano) fWt I etafu] concert r Bnttic m the new Cultural Centre lad i I A Boot:. 1 en piano trio
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    Lock icon SIR ROBERT PRESENTS A SHIELD
    74 4 SIR ROBERT PRESENTS A SHIELD SINGAPORE'S Governor. Sir Robert Black, yesterday inspected the St. John Ambulance Brigade at the annual parade held at the Victoria School ground. Ihe Ge*emef later took the salute at the march past. Be also presented warrants of appointment, the insignia, lottg service medals and the
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    Lock icon Olympics Cook For M-Day Feast
    150 4 TENTATIVE arrangements are being made to secure the services of Che Hasnah binte Ahmad chief cook for the Malayan Olympic contingent to the Melbourne games last ear— to cater for 589 guests for the "Merdeka Banquet"' m Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 31. Che Haimah told
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    Lock icon Wee Rules Out 'Lone Wolves'
    109 4 Wee Rules Out 'Lone Wolves' INDEPENDENTS htJM no place m present-day politics, Mr. Eric S. B. Wee. of the Liborai-Socialist Party, told an election rally at Newton .-day. The rally wa? m Of lir. B Ghee Soon C didate for the Cairnhill I election. Mr. Wee. commending Mr Son to
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    Lock icon ACSU Tells Sister Unions: Let's Unite
    116 4 ACSU Tells Sister Unions: Let's Unite THE 16.0n0-strong fHflfumn Service i ncr two Services organization. A resolution calling f was adopted by the Union it its annual delegates' confitwno* It tIM ning Rise yesterday. The resolution said it wai imperative that all five -cnting 40,000 < employees m the three
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    87 4 '.THERINE Dunham, her dancers, s.nge- ~.i»t» cians. who were to have opened their show on June 27. will now open at the Odeon Theatre. Singapore, on July 3 at 9.30 r>.m The Charon, carry. re main artistes of th< 4§ from Austria been d layed
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    Lock icon LABOURER STABBED IN HIS SLEEP
    84 4 A LABOURER, Abdul Rahim, 22, was stabbed m the stomach while sleeping m Telok Ayer Market, Singapore, early yta> terday morning. lie was taken to the Genera! Hospital where he died a lew h after admir Police, have tail j a -nan. Mr. Peter C
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    484 5 Crazy... but it's gay! f MONDAY'S tete-a-tefe v—for our women readers— SUDDENLY hats are pretty again. After several seasons of being Flegtßt (another word for "unbecoming"' and "hard- to -wear"), hats nave turned feminine and frivolous and not before time. While the Cossack line was m fashion, many v. ■■ncn
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    561 5 O Hara San *THERE is one odd-style dress m the Town and Country salon at Meyer Chambers, which is more suitable lor the tall girl. It has an extra long skirt showing under a dress and is pnced at $90.00. The "Goddess" brassiere found m this shop
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    48 5 The new two in-one handbag. This attractive and colourful handbag maj easily he converted into :ui evening clutch purse ny merely turning the smart steel handle inwards to fit snujjlv inside the purse. Trice is Sl(»")(t, and i> one of th? ju>t arrived items .it I'riping- store.
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    636 5  - Reminiscences of a Malayan Theresa Woo xv By.v E wrip both students m America, both from Malaya, both m the same bus bound for Washington D.C. but we wore strangers to each other. ■n the huge "Greyhound" pulled up at the terminal m Pittsburg I encountered her coming down from
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    182 5 ''THE Singapore British Red Cross Society held their annual general meeting last A Wednesday at the St Andrew's War .Memorial Hall. Lady Black, the president, opened tin meeting, during which ihe annual and finuuial reports and the confirmation ol the appointments to the Branch executive committee were discussed.
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    197 7 Mao's Guns Fire 1,889 Shells At Quemoy Islands UPEI, June 23 (Keuter) Tension mounted m 1 ormosa Mrait today after Communist gunners ■vopt Nationalist defended (Quemoy Islands off rn.i>t of mainland China, with their heaviest barrage since September li).ji. MQICea said thero so far no Indication that bombardment wa the
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    61 7 BERLIN. June 23 (Reuter)— {i TiJ-year-old woman at Gera. East Germany, was sentenced to three years' imprisonment for causing a fami v to flee to West Germany by means of fortune-telling. -ording to an issue of the Theueringer Neuesten Ma■ere, the woman "read from the
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    80 7 LONDON, June 23, (Reuter) Britain's first coloured d mentary film on the peaceful uses of the atom is being shown to British and foreign industrialists here today. The film, caller! "British Atomic was descr by the executive producer. Mr. B. fllMltlDf 111, as "purr private
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    239 7 WASHINGTON, June 23— The Initcd States' decision to remove all combat ground forces from Japan stemmed from a global review of American defence needs which will result m bringing thousands of other military personnel home, official sources said here 1 today. Officials said they
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    392 7 BRITAIN TO GIVE NIGERIA SELF-RULE BY 1959 But There Will Be Strings LONDON, June 23, (Reuter) Britain is ready fro agree to the independence of the 33 million people of Nigeria, the biggest British colony, within the next three years, authoritative sources said today. I: l| anticipated that independence decision
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    111 7 Why Can't Marilyn Sit Down? Tune 23 (AP)— rot is not going to London for the premie: her newest film b;. berause she got an wvt suntan and can't sit d press agent said yester Tr irk Journal-Ame-rican reported earlier that the hosomy blonde actress was forced to cancel a
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    45 7 TOKYO. June 23 <AP) Police sa 19 Japanese have been arrested lor selling imitation, inferior telephones to Formosa. Police said th- under suspicion for violat;:-, trade mark law. cop.cd the hone trade mark of Okl L>nki Co.. a leading maker, and expcrtrd them.
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    72 7 PNOM PENH. June 23 (UP) Premier Norodom Sihanouk ol Cambodia hai resign< <i because of Illhealth. It wag announced that King Norodom Suramant has accepted the resignation of his son on the advice of court physicians that the form* r kins B m serious need of
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    49 7 AIT 081. Juno 23 (Rcuton a Mau Mau terrorist haa Burrendered here after living m hole m the ground lOC the past two and a hall year.s. The terrorist, agrd 32 had lived In darkness for so long that his skin had turned khaki DOIOUT.
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    195 7 LONDON, June 23 (AP) The Ford ::i Offal and two tearful British households y. iy welcomed the acquittal of hnilncMimiii Charlei Pittuck John Thornton Stanley ki the Cairo spy trial. The wives of both men are m England. Said a Foreign OfTire spokesman: "Wo very much
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    65 7 MIDDLESBROUGH. England. Jam- 23 (Renter).— Police, using •esxchlights, dispersed crowd OJ about 400 people who attempted to break into a ho.^tel accommodating 180 Hungarian rcrogeea at Haverton Hill mar here before dawn yesterday. Trouble began alter two young Hungarian refugees invited local girls to visit them at
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    92 7 Mia MI. j, me 23 (AP> An American and a French girl from Nice have reached Miami after a 16.00(i-mile voyage from Saigon. via Singapore, aboard a 41-foot sailbo v. Jacdb Crane, btonde, bosky S5-year-old sailor, broueht his auxiliary sailboat -Ly Kou" into Miami harbour
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    36 7 THIRTY-TWO person wtn m Hired when the Bombay tr Pathankot Express re ided with ;in express train at Chata station. TO miles from New Delhi, early yesterday. No loss of lift: was reported. UP.
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    104 7 PORT SAID. June 2?. ten Two Soviet destroyers. bound for the Rfc S< a.entered the Suez Canal at Port Said today The destroyers. whose names were not announced an the first 1 nips to pa.sv through the canal In wal way was reopened lasi
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    200 7 Will The Queen Stay At White House? WASHINGTON. June 23 (UP) President and Eisenhower have not yet decided whether Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will reside at the White House or the official guest house. Blair House, during their official visit here m October. During the Eisenhower administration, royalty and
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    59 7 HIROS IKI tn, June 23 (VP)~ a club for bald-headed men have appealed to the City Assembly for a special privilege a two-thirds reduction tn the official haircut price. Cut the price lor them down to 50 yen each, the hairless men promised, the 100-yen difference would
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    494 9 By A Market Correspondent IF tiemmd for industrial shares continued unabated during the past week with the majority of showing u.selul improvements on balance. A feature of this section v n v.cndation by the Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd. of a free pf one $2
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    63 9 Party Standr.rdpic shows (from k/t): M n Tan Eng Hoe, Kn Ttck X O g Mm T; '<-• H. X Mbl, 2. Atfcitlson, Tan Eng Chin. Air Eng Teow Hong. DIRECTORS of Lewi* Peat (t\:r East) Lui.. held a party at the St I V v
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    113 9 A SPECIAL display of more than 30d of the latest British fabri |be staged by the U.K. Botdrd Ol Trade at the d irt Intel oationaj Autumn Pail from Sept. 1 to 5. The Boar taged a similar with much SUCCI Ist autumn. The Brim
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    163 9 China Now In Colony Mart For Copra l I S3WPiiBIPPPWSWWWWI CHINA has bought about 1,000 tons copra from Singapore for June shipment and farther enquiries have come forward for July, according to a market report of Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co., Ltd. It was reported that China lias purchased 2,000 tons
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    93 9 THERE are prospects for IB export market m Belfast, Northern Ireland, for al s grown m New Guinea. The New Guinea Department of Agriculture grows abaca from taed, and the Belfast Ropewoxksji said to )e tne world's biggest, is interested m supDU< from a sterliQK area. This
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    146 9 U.S. cor sumption of new rubber last month rose to I 126,029 tons, compared with 121,193 ton: m April, the Rub- ber Manufacturers Association reported m New York. Use of synthetic rubber during May amounted to 79,--710 long tons compared with 76.121 long tons
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    43 9 AUSTRALIA'S island llaAt, Tasmania, is the latest to figure m discoveries of iron ore deposits. These have been located near the Savage River, between Waratah and Corinna, and are Stated to be coosiderabiv iarger than were first kbo inht.
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    210 9 BBCENTLY there have been several reports of successes by Australian producers and manufacturers m overseas markets At the end of May an official Australian trade r^tffri returned from India and Ceylon with contracts worth millions of pounds. B;- s was 10 good m India
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    769 10 Muirhead's Return Seals Champions' Fate MOTS MHMa .g^M^M^■■^^Mi*M^^MMM^M^^«M^B««i^^^^M^«^^ »^^^^^^ii"" THE uncertainties of cricket were well and truly demonstrated on the S.C.C. padang yesterday when the home team became the envy of other competitors m the S.C.A. senior tournament when they lowered Ihe Police
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    199 10 Soransoon Garden Sports Club lost thrir 100 nrt cent record m the Spore Cricket Association junior league when they drew with RAF Changi B at Changi yesterday. The ■'Gardeners." who have won all thr matches played so far m thp league, were unlucky to draw when time intervened.
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    149 10 Singapore Swimming Club retained their title for the fourth successive year when they whipped highly-rated Police team by 10-7 m a SASA water-polo league fixture at ssc yesterday. Scorers for SSC wore: W. Wolters (4). D.G. Mitchell (3), H C Olieman (3), while Gan
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    41 10 i ipoir. Baa Outplaying their opponents especially In the second half IVrak scored a creditable <>-2 victory to oust the Combined Services m their opening tie of the F.AM. cup played °n the Chinese Assembly Hall ground Iv2re today.
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    39 10 PENANG, Bun. A foeJ i by C!i :a Fuii Beng during extra time gave Penang a bard-earned 6— 4 victory over Xi lah m a keenly contested F.A.M. C;:p soccer competition ayed at the City Stadium day.
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    138 10 RANGOON. June 2.1. (Reutcn Burma beat Singapore by six bouts t> four m the Inter-Services boxing tournament here >csterday. Results (Burma names first) were: FLYWEIGHT Able Seaman K. Kitto knorked out Able Seaman L. Stanislaus m third round. Rifleman A. Anthony lost on points to Lame
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    194 10 SS YOU can possess a j 9 memento of the 3| greatest day m 3 Malaya's history-her m rise to a free, indepenm dent country m the |9 ra The Singapore fa Standard Merdeka Souvenir will tell the §9 story of Malaya-how 3 she grew up
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    435 11 LONDON, June 23 (Reu(er)— Surrey are now 30 points clear at the top of the County Cricket Championship table. Having reached 118 for eight wins m 10 games (including bonus points), by their early win on Thursday they were always m a happy position and none
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    23 12 DERBY Winner "Adelaide Star' (K. Mitchell up) beinsj led m by Mr. Yons Loon Chong of Singapore. Scoop picture.
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    276 12 THE visiting Malayan Indians improved to score a well deserved 3-1 victory over a Colony selection m their second friendly outing at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Praise mnsl be '^,\cr. the Indiana for thnr excellent teamwork and m the forward line. Their right-wing
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    47 12 RANGOON, June 13, (Rcute; > Communist China and it. lonesia played a goa draw alter extra time m their World Soccer Cup match (African-Asian zone group one) here today Indonesia won 2 o at Djakarta m May and China won -I—3 at Peking earlier this month.
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    358 12 TOP TEN FOR THOMAS CUP TRIALS: TRAINING IN OCTOBER KUALA Ll'MPl R, Sun. The Badminton Association of Malaya's Standing Committee, at its meeting at the Selangor Badminton Association Hall today, decided that training for the Thomas Cup defence must not start later than October this year. The committee decided to"
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    58 12 Paris. Jam 23 (Beater) Bono-nap, owned to M a. Mourral and riden by Kuy Chancelier. won the Grand Steeplechase De Paris— French Gr;, d N ional— run over (5.500 met:, four miles) at Auteuil here today. Quimillgrey was second and Diamant Dc Bourgogne I The race
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    68 12 IPOH. Sun. Kedah's bats men painfully played out time to hold Perak to a tame draw m the interstate cricket mai I win eh ended today FINAL SCORES: Perak 153 and 154 for three. Kedah 1")!) and (il for four. for Kedah, however. Hie draw was an achievement
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    821 12 Co For The Runs, Said Siva' And Colony's Down By 134 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. j —Selangor made it three wins m a row when they j beat Singapore by 134 runs with time to spare m their annual two-day cricket classic' which ended on
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