Singapore Standard, 26 June 1957

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    32 1 Singapore TIGER Standard STANDARD POL ICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 ?ft J% \T\ 3=. HSIM.GADI GENERAL HOSPITAL 2414 01. ii. >o. :r>: SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1937 1 \'\i,\ > 15 i ENTS
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    Lock icon WORK-TO-RULE IS CALLED OFF
    195 1 Xl \LA LUMPUR Tues Thr P-man executive commute* of the National I lion of Railwavmen de- > led tonight to call off the ■•Go-slow" eeaapalgn >nd resume negotiations ;h the Railway Adminis- it inn on its 50. 000. 000 ige claims submitted m 1 -bruary. Cables
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    Lock icon Her Very 1st Day On Duty, And Woman PC Disarms An Amok
    253 1 PUBLIC COMMENDS HER COURAGE Xl ALA LUMPUR. Tups. Pol rewoman Ramlah Mohamed, on the very first day of her service with the force, disarmed an amok at a crowded school ground, the Standard learnt today. PC. Ramlah then
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    Lock icon 'GO-SLOW' HITS THE S.H.B.
    312 1 4,000 Protest Confiscation Of A Pass A Violation Of Our Agreement, Says Union Secretary THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD STAFF ASSOCIATION, WHICH CLAIMS TO REPRESENT 7 ooo WORKERS, LAST NIGHT ORDER ED ITS MEMBERS TO "GO SLOW" FROM TODAY. The decision, taken at I four-hour meeting at
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    Lock icon SAMBANTHAN DENIES RUMOURS
    85 1 SAMBANTHAN DENIES RUMOURS I. \L.\ LUMPI rues. r for Lab ir Mr V T bambanthan 1 i ru:r. be asked to give up his L portfolio to become Minisl r for a the cabinet reshuffle alter Merdeka, He told the Standard: "I do not know of any such mov M
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    97 1 BUDAPEST, Jur Reufer) The aaejarJ I of Justice announced Tbday that death sentences passed on two Hungarian had been suspended pending a r a tion of es by the Supreme Court. The Ministry, tea ment quoted by the of vn news agency MTI, more followed "legal objection" lodged
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    41 1 MANILA. June 25 (AP) An estimated 100,000,000 Asians are Buffering from nlarlasis, a crippling and debilitating disease caused by tiny worms, according to Dr. Henry Bye. fllariasu consultant oi the International operation Administrat.on [CA) mission here.
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    Lock icon JETS GROUNDED
    34 1 colonel Ifasao Nakamura, a Japanese Air staff Officer, said ye-tcrday that Japanese had grounded their American-bu'.;? F-86 Sabrejet fighter planes for 43 hours because of a succession of fatal air crashes. UP.
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    Lock icon HE BRAVED GRENADE TO KILL RED LEADER
    255 1 Queen Honours Gallant Soldier KUALA I.UMFUR, Tues. A young National Serviceman, who m :ho face of enemy tire hunted down an armed and desperate terrorist m thick jungle today awarded the Military Medal l)v the Queen m recognition of his -gallantry. remorseless determination
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    Lock icon DAGGERS AT HIS THROAT
    153 1 A SINGAPORE taxi driver was subjected to ten minutes of terror at dawn yesterday when he came between the law and the lawless. The unfortunate man. Goh Chin llnng. was simultaneously .shot at by police and held at dagger-point by three thugs. The thugs had boarded
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    Lock icon SUDDEN DEATH
    31 1 MR. FREDERICK Bates, a director of the Cunard Steamship Company. and chairman from 1946 to 1953. has died suddenly m London a^ori 72. it was learned yes- terday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Pusan Fire Toll: 38 Dead
    43 1 SEOUL June 25 (Reuter) The death toll from Sunday's fire m Pusan rose today to 33 and six more of the critically injured are expected to die. It was the worst fire m South Korea since the war.
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    Lock icon He Fell 15 Floors & Lived
    109 1 He Fell 15 Floors Lived NEW YORK. June 21 (AP) A 51-year-old accountant plunged from the 15th floor of a skyscraper m the downtown financial district and lived. Joseph J. Flein crashed through a skylight on a second-floor setback. FeltCe said he ".jumped or fell" from an oilice adjoining his
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    Lock icon The Aussies Are Out For Vengeance
    279 1 Terrorists Kill 2 Soldiers IPOII, Tues.— Men of 2nd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment are engaged m one of their most intensive battles against the Communist terrorists since their a rival m Malaya m October 1955. In a .'harp and bitter clash fi terdsy m
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    Lock icon Nasution Warns Of Break Bid
    100 1 JAKARTA. June 25 <AP^ The Army Chic: of Stai!. IfaJ Qeneral Abdul Haris Nasutfc n :oday warned the people i I Ea^t Indonesia that "certain elements" then arc trying b break East Indonesia aaraj from the central government NasutiOn, who bl new Makassar, added "people
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    Lock icon CHARGE DROPPED
    32 1 THE U.S. Government ped its charge of espionage igaii t Colonel John C. Nickerson, brilliant Army missi.es expert, at the opening of his court martial m Huntsville, Alabama, jnritunlaj Reuter
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    Lock icon REBELS KILL 29
    26 1 NATIONALIST rebel, ambushed two French army columns m Algiers during the wei send and killed 29 nrvicemen. the Army announc- d yesterday. U.P.
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    Lock icon GHANA'S FLAG
    26 1 TKE United Nations en Monday raised the flag of Its newest member, the West African nation ol Ghana, ad- raitted on March 8. A.P.
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    Lock icon TITO AGAIN BLASTS AT RUSSIA
    111 1 TITO AGAIN BLASTS AT RUSSIA BELGRADE June (Beatei i Piesafeel tla launched a new attack on the S<>\ Union and I isti n Europe hero tod. a. i the mmumvt hi l r „f ••„n1w,,.,, iriev oi m a ii(i<* u^ rr.. of Yugoslav politu The Vugovla\ |< thr h
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    175 1 Breakdown In K.L. Talks KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Municipal W <ok< rj Trade Union tonight •«(r\<ri a strike notice on thi .Municipality following a breakdown of talks on four issues. The union had asked for a workers, arbitration on removal of the Lake Gardens .-intendent and
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    Lock icon Nelson's Heir Dies At 66
    195 1 LC .lune 25 (Reuter) Earl Nelson, sixth ol line and great-great-great-nephew of the victor of Trafalgar, has died at the age of 66. it was announced here today. death took place on Sunday a; his home Merton Place, Dunsfold, Surrey. Although he had neear d
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    Lock icon Masjumi Still, Leads Reds
    74 1 JAKARTA. June 25 (Rev- The major party, MasJumi. continued to lead m the Jakarta city council elections held la Kend by collecting 141.256 votes followed by the C mmunlst with 126,138. the Nationalist with 1D8.2W end isS repeated today, •urns of only one polling station had
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    Lock icon CANADIAN ENVOY
    19 1 JOHN Diefenbeker. Canar. v M nister, ;inr.' .r. .r, LondOl jreshe had annotate* Mr. Georp c new
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    Lock icon ANTICIPATION
    26 1 COMMUNIST ;r panding Cantoi v, ampoa harbour to handle thri volume of trac ing from relaxation ol rr embai es. Peking Radio reported yesterday. A.P.
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    Lock icon AWAITS TRIAL
    23 2 THE French newspaper Ti| iro" -aid yesterday former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy 1 1 In Budapest's Foutca Jail awaiting trial.— A.P.
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      274 2 Danger In Those Speeches MOSCOW. Ju--. (Reuter). Mr /i rei Grom>ko, the I orcijrn Ministi attacked C.enoral Lauris Norstad, thr JO Supreme Comnn. ier. and asked whether the West was usino th, current London disarmament talks as a "screen"' for an anas rare. In a statement deliverei Ito a conference
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      57 2 HINGTON. Jur(Reuter) Mr John Dulles. United States Secretary of State, ceciared today that the statement made by the Soviet Foreign M. Gromyko. on on disarmament was obviously pre* da. Dulles was asked press conference ton Mr. Gromyko's statemsrA After branding it p'opagsndt. not clear the
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    101 2 MAC FINDS THE SIDESHOWS SO MUCH FUN! IT was all the fun of the fair for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, last week, as had a go at the side shows m the Conservative Garden Fete which he opened m his own constituency of Brorrley, Kent. At left he throws ping
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    Lock icon TAIWAN PREPARES FOR RED ATTACK
    305 2 TAIWAN PREPARES FOR RED ATTACK TAIPEI. June 25. (UP).— Nationalist China alerted its offshore island fortresses today for possible! Communist Chinese invasion following the heaviest Red artillery j bombardment m nearly three years. Fee Defence Ministry said "•several" civilians had been k;:ied an i at least 20 others Injured. There
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    106 2 Bigger The Income, Bigger The Bust LONDON. June 25 (AP> British women m the higher income tax brackets tend to have the biggest bust Thi- was reported today by the Board of Trade after a six-year survey m which 200,000 women were actually mi a sured. The Board of Trade
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    40 2 THE Chinese Pn mil r. Mr Chnu Bn-lal will make a report on the work of the State Council for the past year wh< n the National People's Congress China's le gislative body opens m Peking today.— Reuter
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    Lock icon CHINA WARNS U.S.
    22 2 COMMUNIST China yesterday warned the United States to "remember the iessoni ol its defeat In the X war UP
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    Lock icon Stassen Makes A 3-Stage Proposal
    122 2 LONDON, June 25 (Reuter)— The United Nations disarmament sub-committee resumed work iere toda> following a charge m Moscow this morning by the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, that its alks were being used as a screen for "intensification Rthc meeting a British frrce levels
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    Lock icon CONVICTS SUE THEIR WARDEN
    63 2 CONVICTS SUE THEIR WARDEN PITREFQCEN, Chile. June 25 (AP) The warden and guards are being sued by the convicts m the 'hilean penitentiary here for gross neglect of duty They charge officials should have prevented a break-in by unidentified outlaws presumably ex-inmates who made off with convicts' tools, valuables and
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    Lock icon ARMY TO BE STREAMLINED
    62 2 WASHINGTON. June 19 (Reuter)— Mr. John F^--!c r Dulles, the Secretary of State, saic! today that n line with United States policy everywhere there would be some streamlining and adjusting of American divisional But he sail! he would net want it inferred that there was any
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    Lock icon HE'LL STUDY RED CHARTER
    49 2 JAKARTA. June 25 (UP) Chairman Wilopo and nine other members of Indonesia's Constituent Assembly today left for Pekinsr to study the Communist Chinese constitution. Wilnpo earlier visited the United States and Western European nations tn learn as much as possible about constitutions m other nations.
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    Lock icon NATO Tests Its Med. Defences
    145 2 NICOSIA. Jure 25 (Re tei B took off from Cyprus. Turkey, L. rs and 1 today on a mock "nuclear bombing" mission against NATO naval forces m the East Mediterranean. The three-day exercise starting today with the code name "Rosie Rosie" is the biggest N/
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    146 2 Cl OSING rubber prices (rents ncr lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Selle-*. Spot |l| pn Int .lulv R.S.S. No. 1 f<l' 911 RS S. No 2 'im u\ RS.s. No II |1| Tone: I neertain. The prue ot tin :n Sincapore yesterday was 838(k per picul Do*
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    35 2 HONGKONG. June 25. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchai 6.71 to £1 7125 to 1.'.5.51; SI.8:-;a to "Malayan Si; 50. 135 to one Indonc piah; Gold 5269 to a tael.
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    198 2 First To Transit Suez Canal In 40 Years SUEZ. June 25 (AP) Two Russian destroyers steamed out into the Red Sea last night after transiting the Suez Canal, and were loudly cheered by hundreds ol Egyptians who lined She canal's banks at this southern terminus The
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      295 2 I Tour /N I I S.E.ASIA...|I# I <7 r>u> Mr. Mousedeer. a popular hero of v I Malay fables, tells us that many V years ago the wild boar used to be fl I the proud possessor of a pointed \v fl fl nose. Escaping from a tiger one day
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    Lock icon PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices
    65 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices BARBARA CAI.LANAN. 30. secretary at U. Wood. ±J Sons and Partners. Architei ts. i«. i stamp collector. i. is born m Kh.iragpur near Calcutta. India, and was ti inferred h\ her companj to Singapore m 1955. She mi of dancins; reading, .vol travelling Barbara krs
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    Lock icon VETERAN DIPLOMAT IS NEW R.I. CONSUL IN THE COLONY
    188 3 VETERAN DIPLOMAT IS NEW R.I. CONSUL IN THE COLONY AN Indonesian diplomat has been posted to Singapore as the new Consul General lor the Republic of Indonesia. ■l Mr. Achmad Natanagara who has just finished a four-year assignment m the ted States as Consul-Gen-eral of Indone N'atanagara told the Standaro
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    Lock icon Milk Vendor's Novel Excuse
    74 3 A MILK vend r, Singh, was yesterday fine: I by the Singapore City Magis- Robert T. T. Chee, for selling adulterated milk. The vendor explained that •^diatelv a cow had given the milk was bound to be content. a City Council Health Ii told the Court
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    Lock icon Crash Death Was His Fault
    64 3 PENANG. Tues The Cor- Wah. today found A. S. Seivarajoo responsible for the death of a passenger who was killed when a car. driven by him crashed a tree at Kelawei Road Mr. Au gave this decision at the end of an inquiry into the
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    36 3 P Tues. C amounting to $"80 was stolen trom Sawar Khan m Pantai Road, Butterworth. last r Kampong Java. ButterWorth, Koav Hooi reported the loss of $100. clothing, shoes and a fountain pen.
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    20 3 THE 2.000-st.rong BBBSJ B] n Government Adm Inistrativi v M innual general th< Vict ria Memorial US... 5
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    Lock icon Hawker Gets $200 Fine For Giving False Evidence
    208 3 ."R. Chew li Choon. 30. who oleac.ed guilty to giving false evidence at the trial of Chia Ming Him. was yesterday fined $200 by Mr. D. C. D'Cotta m the Singapore Third District Court. Chew, the proposition said, was a material witness
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    Lock icon Indecency Charge
    57 3 A YOUTIJ, Ka- 4 To-: Ser.-. claimed trial m the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday, on a charge of indecently exposing himself to a oar-old married woman. Ser Poh. on three differ* occasions m Balesticr Road, ■as allowed bail of $250 m one surety until July 2. when
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    Lock icon Police Probe Health Chits
    59 3 FOUR certificates, of sickness, purported to have been issued by a doctor m the General Hospital, Singapore, are now m the hands of the police. Be'ieved to be forged, the certificate ony teacher, were handed over by the school author.' •or had. however, earlier issued a
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    36 3 THE Singapore City AsSOdSr tion will give a tea party tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the Adelphi Roof Garden, m honour of Eta ■/ice-president, Mr. S. D. Pillai. who eras recently awarded the M.B.E.
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    30 3 THE Federation of Boys' Clubs. Singapore, will hold its second council meeting for the term 195, 53 tomorrow ar 515 p.m. at the Queen Stroet Boys' Ho.-tel.
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    38 3 WIl !'S of Unit: I King and Four Queens" contest are: Mrs. Margaret Tan, mo, Brank- BB Road; James B. S. Ang c/o Vi i es' Office. Middle Road; and I imine Chia, 171, Po: Road.
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    136 3 THE Singapore Naval Base Labourers Union are investigating the case of six Pakisrew members of the Royal Navy boom ye- s, Barmond and Baronia. who i have been suspended from work during the past fortnj A spokesman of the Union told the Standard
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    Lock icon 600 A Month From Fed. Seek Work In Colony
    392 3 They Think Spore Is 'Mecca For Jobs' AN average of 600 persons from the Federation enter Singapore every month m the belief that "the Colony is the Mecca of employment," a spokesman of the Registration Centre told the Standard yesterday. lie
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    Lock icon Plans To Celebrate Co-op Day In July
    175 3 Plans To Celebrate Co-op Day In July ELABORATE plans are being arranged by the singap v Co-operative Union to C< 1< orate International Cooperative Day early next DBOnth, A mass rally will be held at the Bainl Joseph's InatituUon ground. Singapore, on July 6 at SjOO p.m. A Co-op* rathe
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    55 3 J. C M. Rohrman. pronrietor of Messrs. Rohrman Co., Singapore w yesterday fined $125 I y the Fifth M tg 'rate, I B. for unauthorised possession or radio equipment for sale on April 21. Rohrman had a previous conviction for a similar offence for which he
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    119 3 Suicide Verdict On Woman A BARBER. R. Seenivasan, 33. told a Singapore Coroner yesterday that he believed his wife hanged hersell because she was Buffering irom ••severe itomach trouble and swollen legs." Coroner Mr. (Ham Chong Hing was holding an Inquiry into the death ot 25-year-old Palaniammal Govindan, who was
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    121 3 "HE'S GREAT he's fun he's the best looking young man m the \v r rid That la how Mi Maria Fekete (above) a Hungarian arts and dramatics student, desxibed her fiance m Singapore yesterday. M Fekete, whose studies were disrupted by the revolution
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    59 3 two youths. Zaekarla bin Danu and Zainal bin Hussein, were charged m a Singapore Court yesterday with robbery and causing hurt They were alleged to have eansad hurt to Abdul Rahim bin Sattar while iobbing him of $63 at the Singapore Cricket Club Paeans, on June
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    Lock icon She's Charged With $5 Theft
    57 3 A DOMESTIC servant. Goh Kirn Kiow. claimed trial m a Singapore Court yesterday to barge of "heft of OS from Mrs. K. C. Chan, wife of a Colony Magistrate, at the Y.W.C.A. between June 21 and at Goh was allowed bail of $300 and the
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    Lock icon The 'Sporting Battalion' Says Farewell To Malaya
    331 4 THEIR BAG: 29 REDS, DCM, MM, MBE, BEM AND NINE MENTIONS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Royal Welch Fusiliers the "sportinjj battalion" which the changing fortunes of war diverted from a Korean mission to the jungles ot Malaya m August 1054. left for home
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    128 4 BUS DISPUTE: UNION MAKES A BID FOR ARBITRATION THE Singapore Bus W fkeia 1 Union yesterday rejected the revised offer made by the managements the Tay Koh Vat and Hock Lee bus companies to end the four-week-old strike by 350 busmen employed by the two companies. The managements had inthe
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    Lock icon LEE TAKES ANOTHER SWIPE AT PRESS
    186 4 That 'Shariff Quits 9 Story A VEHEMENT attack on the Press was made last night by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, candidate for Tanjong Pagar m Saturday's by election. Speaking si an extraordinary general meeting of tha shb Stall Association Mr. Lee accused the Preea
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    Lock icon DRIVER HURT
    34 4 LEE v .KO TUAN, 54. was Beriousli Injun when a car he was driving crashed into a culvert at the junction of Beranaoon and McPherson Roads, Singapore. admitted to the General Hospital.
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    98 4 Party For Burmese Deputy Premier THK Burmese Consul m Singapore V Kyaw and Mrs. Kyaw gave a cocktail patty at tin ir 51 Martin's Drive residence fast night m honour of I' Ba Sue. Deputy Premier and Defence Minister of Burma and lii.s wife, who are en route to the
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    Lock icon MEDICAL MEN PICK THEIR NEW OFFICERS
    112 4 MEDICAL MEN PICK THEIR NEW OFFICERS TtU following were elected offlce-bearera ol the Singapore liedical Scrvi:cs Union at a m< I lug held at the Union premises on June 22. riiakkllll Mr. C. Karthigesu; Vice presidents M'.-.-r.- my Yin F( D and Chong Kow Thye; Hon. Secrotary:- Mr. T. Krishnar;
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    99 4 STUDENTS of NMnyang University decided last night to hold the inaugural meeting ol their union m September this y< ar. The decision was taken at a meeting of tin- union's preparatory com: was attended by Mi t the University's 850 students. The meeting, vMich
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    70 4 ipoh, Tues.— Las Chaa Wad alias Ah sTal, M, araa so-.t-enced to six months' jail by Magistrate Tuan Syed Hi: Jamalu'lil today for violal the Restricted Residence Ordinance. Lea who had been placed under the order m Gopeng, left the place without Police permission, and wa
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    Lock icon Old Folks' Home For New Village
    64 4 Old Folks' Home For New Village IPOH. T sag.— A-. old folks' home, costing 112,000 has been completed at Kampong Bi r ham New Village, five miles from here and will be into use early next month. The home, established by the Ipoh District Welfare Committee, has accommodation for 56
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    48 4 THE newly-elected Pre of the Singapore Rotary Club, Alan Geddes, will be installed at a sDecial dinner tomorrow at which the Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black. Lady Black. Acting Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. and Jumat will be the guests of honour.
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    Lock icon NORTH KOREA SABRE RATTLES
    338 5 Were Stronger Than Ever They Claim TOKYO, June 25 (IP).— North Korea rattled its p today on the seventh anniversary of its attack South Korea and warned the IMS. it is so powertoday there is no comparison" with the Red Korean iMh of June 1950. If
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    76 5 lIP IN n for rei«n 111 m M r Shi'U. s.u.j terdaj that lapan uill strengthen her v.-> uith MiU\i aft.-,. imi.-penrlence. Mr Shi, is nn a 1 ir E.im ,-odudl tour special m M.neapnr- n i Ml ill Ir., mut ir.- Man. He uill ,1-IVS
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    35 5 GIAN CHAND. 35. a shopasslstant was taken to the Singapore General Hospital with a serious head wound alter he was hit with a steel bar by a man m Beach Foad. last night.
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    99 5 Japs Look To Aussie Markets HONGKONG. Jane U (Reuter) Mr. Nobuhiko ba. leader of a Japan> trade delegation to Australia said here today on his way home from Canberra that n would be able to mii manuired goods— particularly textiles to Australia after the .if a trade treaty early m
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    137 5 \N DIEGO. June The State Fourth D. Court of Appeals has reversed a US$B5,OOO damage award to -er tennis queen Maureen Conn It sent the case back to sTiaptiior Court for retrial. The award was made on lay to the former "Little of the
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    65 5 St. uiil.ti dnic by mks c. L x. Majeed, left, arise al a Kuala Lumpur businessman presents a silver tt av and a lesret rim; la I.ady BBSN> ('illivr.iy. wife of the I (deration High Commissioner on behalf of women from various communities ;it a farewell part] m
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    228 5 9,800 Are Ottered Places EVERY child born m 1949 or 1950 who registered during the fust registration ]*eriod. May 4 June 1, has been allocated a place m Primary I m a Government English School. Announcing Ibis Inst the Ministry of Educa: S ;apore,
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    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Yong Chai, 67, of Thong Shin Terrace, araa killed last night accident during Road Safety Week here, nc travelling m i taxi. Twelve accidents were reported m town yesterday.
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    81 5 Son's Alleged Death Threat To Father PENANG, Toes. A youth, Chong Koi i Tuck, eras charged m the Sessions Court today i having put his rati Chong Ah Sen, m fear of death, to commit extortion. Kooi Tuck was alleged to have dishonestly induced his father to give him $1,000
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    98 5 Hang Tuah Gets Berlin Showing BERLIN, June •?."> (Renter) Malaya yeatcrda> presented the Furnpean premiere of its historic film "Hang Tuah" at the International Film Festival. Tke atari is of the knight Hani; Tuah <P. Ram cc) of the I.lth century Malaya. The film was shov n m B morning
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    150 5 PRAGUE. June 25 (Reuter) Groups of Czechoslovak prk itl and nuns are under arrest after the discovers of a "Vatican spy centre" m a: Content at Liptai near Visorice m Moravia, it was rcr tried today. Rude Pravo. the Comma p.: Party newspaper, said the Centre
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    95 5 NEW YORK. June 25 (AP) An embarrassing mystery at Brooklyn PGliee Headquarters has been solved. For Bight months a thief had been stealing pay neques from under the noses of detectives and patrolmen. The thefts totalled M 52.505. Finally. Police Commis- Isfoner St- oh- n P. Kennedy's own
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    181 5 Candidates Step Up Election Campaign WITH four more days to go, candidates for the June 29 Singapore bye eclions are stepping up their election campaigning. Particularly active during the last M hours is Mr. Keng Ban Ec, Labour Front candidate for Cairnhill. Thousands of copies of the Labour Front orgpn
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    129 5 Man Denies Maintenance Liability IPOH. Tar., a hardware i dealer. Khor Kirn Teck. of L.ih.a Road, today denied beI n Mag: arate Tuan B So a Jamalullil. a claim of $100 monthly maintenance by his wife, Licw Mok Lan. ad what he had to about this. Khor replied that he
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    139 5 THE Royal Society for Anita a s aril] get no grani Council. The legal advisers to the Council have stated that it would be beyond the powers of the Council, to grant an annual sum to the RS P.C.A. as suggested by Independent Councillor
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      385 6 r bullying of employers, the public and the Government has started over the issuance of a pass to a trade union secretar cannot understand how the authorities can allow themselves to be cowed by the paid servant of a trade union who. by his showing, is
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    1518 6  - A NEW NATION IN THE MAKING NORMAN CLIFF BY Youths of Trinidad \FTER ninny years of negotiation, British island territories m the arih- hean Sea liave adopted a federal constitution and the first federation i elections uill be held early next year. The administration uill still he partly l non-elective
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    611 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekera By I. WAYS willing to be helpful. this column suggests to the Government of Singapore, as an incentive to tourists to come her", worldwide propaganda BB the effect that here, m beautiful Singapore, is to be found the type of people referred
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    59 7 BRISTOL. June 25, (Reuter) A man who broke out of prison last year, md was free for eisht months, escaped m an escort m London's law courts yesterday hut was recaptued six hours later near here last night. The man, Alfred George Hind oard a r -me to Dublin
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    149 7 l1 UtA FAI LS. Ontario. June 25 (UP)— A summer picnic ended m tragedy for a young English farm day when both parents of 11-year-old Anita Leary drowned m Chippewa Creek ne hag a Falls. The family who arrived m Canada just six
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    61 7 photo. A LITTLE Nor\\esia.n hoy finds cause for uninhibited ■Baa as .Mr Nehru (right). Prime Minister of India, goes into the bar at a students' hostel near Oslo. Nehru is accompanied by Mr. Christian Ottosen. The Indian Premier is paying a short visit to Norway en
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    277 7 She warned police an Übbj arrived just as the plane was starting up. A BBSa I f BS be Hinds' brother, Alhert, was taken into custody as he stood m the waiting room to see the plane off. A third man be
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    115 7 JEALOUS LOVER AT 104! NAPLES, lun. 25 (AP) 104-year-old V'incenzo Nappo was taken into custody yesterday by ■Olica who v iid he tried to .stab his girl friend with a penknife because of jealousy. Other patrons m a bar where the fight took place pulled Nappo and his gin friend
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    312 7 Japan Stands For Enduring Peace On Earth KISHI NEW YORK, June 25, (Reuter)— Mr. Nohusuke Kishi. the Japanese Prime Minister, today broadcast a world-wide appeal for quick agreement on banning nuclear tests "with the view to protecting the human race from irremediable harm." Jdng ova the Unit* I N ra
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    57 7 ELISABETH VILLE, Belgian Congo, June 25 (Keutcr) An Elisabethville housewife who was listening to the gramophone m her lounge, noticed thai the record w;is revolving at an irregular speed. On investigation she found a medium-sized snake coiled up inside the machine The sn.ike was promptly killed
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    379 7 A Terrible Tragedy NEHRU Russian Imperialism At Its Worst SUHRAWARDY The Hungarian Massacre As Two Prime Ministers See It STOCKHOLM, June 25, Indian Prime Minister Mr. Nehru, yesterday described the suppression of the Hungarian uprising as a "terrible tragedy." ihe uprising was 81 national movement f rom j the baginniiig.
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    334 7 DEATH PENALTY FOR FREEDOM-FIGHTERS NEW YORK, June 25. (Reuter)— A Hungarian rrf.i-re loader yesterday appealed for a special v of the Tnited Nations General Assembly to halt a wave of Soviet repressions which he said had been disclosed m a smuggled letter from
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    62 7 NE.V DELHI. June 25 'AT' Incia exported 156.393 mnnIceyfl dm nt the fiscal year ending March SI. The mnnk c y b, shipped main y to medical Laboratories for experiments, were told f. r 7,273,000 Rupees, the Ministry of Commerce and Indu try said. Main importers were the
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    107 7 TOKYO. June IS, fftl*) Mlw Ham (Candy) Botjomi jn 'crday actively lined a public campainn to collect signatures of IOO.Onu Japanese seeking pardon «*>r acquittal for her American soldier-fiance Sgt. William S. Girard. Girard is charged m with causir g thf death of Mrs Naka
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    63 7 RRISRANK June 25. (Renter) Water caused a fire m a parked car m the city. F romen were called and fou-id a raincoat smouldering m the hack seat of the car. They ?Jso found a ,ir r of uatcr on the coat. The water, acting as
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    57 7 MC.JAYK C *W 25, (APi Highway patrolmen movie act .J idea C pt* i 10-year-old son M pa -cnz,cv. hit 145 m p.h m h: US' J 100 sports car during dcscr Coi m i i uu led radh driving and speeding and ordered to appeal
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    125 7 MAO AND LENIN IN THE DUMP BUDAPEST, June 29 (AP) Communist Hungary*! effitrade Union newspaper complains tha: when Hur rian.s throw away books v. they discard are the works of D and Mao Tse-tung. A writer for the paper recently paid a visit to the Budapest cardboard factory to investigate
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    75 8 Film Making Is Fun, She Says MAGGIE Pierce. 20, a Hollywood film starlet, arrived la Singapore by air fllUfdaj afti I location scenes m Ceylon for a new film. A former New York model befarc breaking into ifiimv Maggie is looking forward to bigger roles In the near future. She
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    26 8 BERRY wa id W m the Penang Magistrate's Court yesterday on a summons charge of driving without reasonable consideration al Ta:ijong Bungah on April 23.
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    31 8 THE Singapore Chinese La--:.e Association will hold a mahjong drive at the Island Club today from 9 a.m. to 2 pm The drive is m aid of SKT md
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    254 8 Govt. Has Made Us Clerks They Complain GOVERNMENT land bailiffs are dissatisfied because they have been reduced to the status of clerks. A M Dior gpokesniJUl for the bailiffs told the Standard today that this reduction m status has placed them ■I ii with members
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    81 8 NINE total accidents, arars recorded m Singapore Last month, according to the monthly report Issued by the Singapore Traffl Po I a yesterday. Thirteen fatal accidents were raportad In the previous month. The number of traffic accidents m Singapore last BY nth red a distinct
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    114 8 Results Of Pitman's April Exams THE following students of Eng Han Emglish-Chinese Institute. Singapore, have paaaed the Pitman Exam nations held m April. Shorthand-Typist Examination I transcribed at 20 wi rds per minute): Ifr. K. s Krfcshnan (130 w.pm.». Mr. A Narayanan Kutty (130 W.D.m.), MiSS Lim Bern Choo (120
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    76 8 A HUSBAND and wife team. who entertained thousands all over Inoia with their Malayalam dlscour es on Indian mythology, arrived m Singopore yesterday by Air India from Madras, for a three-month tour of Maiava. The team, Mr. K. I-".. Vs lhyar and hi wife Scudaminl will
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    65 8 ENROLMENT of students for the Malay language Classes to be conducted at the Upper Serangoon Community Centre at Lim Ah Pin Road, begins toe.ay and will continue until Saturday. Sponsored by the Adult Education Council, the classes win be supervl ed by Mr. Daniel E. Sundram.
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    240 8 'Ailing' Engineer Walks Off Rescue Vessel Destroyer Ends Mercy Mission THE chief engineer of the 8.179-ton Shell tanker, Naticina. although suffering from appendicitis, walked calmly down the gangway of the Australian destroyer, Tobruk, when it docked at Singapore Naval Base yesterday, see right. The destroyer arrived m Singapore early yesterday
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    260 8 Motorist Guilty Of Five Offences A MARINE surveyor, James Watson Stuart. 35. of Messrs. Ritchie and Bisset, was fined a total oi $455 m a Singapore Traffic Court yesterday on five traffic offences. Stuart was charged I' driving the car negligently along An m
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    87 8 KLANG, Tues. The Klang District Officer, Mr. T. J. Mathais, will go on leave on Friday, prior to retirement under Malayanization. Tuan Sved Hashim bin Abdullah, District Offirer of Ulu Selangor, will succeed him, Inche Gha7ali bin Do'.o oU'hamood, now Klang's ISfJa- District Officer, will
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    107 8 A LOOPHOLE m the Sin- j gapore City Council by-laws j which allow Councillors to alter Council decisions as many as four times will soon be plugged. Under the new by-laws to be rttsmawftl at a special meeting on Friday, any amendment to or cancellation Of a
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    183 8 A DONATION' of $200,000 to the University of Malaya has been made by the relatives of the late Reuben Mana ."h Meyer. The sum will be paid over a period of five ./ears by the Trustees of the Reuben Manasseh Meyer Trust Fund. In a
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    200 8 KUA] I :PUR, Tuefc —The choice of the independent Federation's Paramount Ruler will be announced by Government and the Rulers' Conferenca on July This was indicated today by w< -informed sources heta, said that the Malay Bu__. re expected to fii July 16
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    94 8 TEMERLOH. Tues. The local council at Chenor s subdistrict of Temerloh, held by-elections yesterday voters chose nine members from 13 contestants. A State Councillor and a 63--year old resident of Chenor, were among the s candidates. The resu Enc h e Sallehuddin bin Awang Pekan. MBE
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    79 8 MR. C H. KOH. Independent candidate for the Tanjong Pagar by-election, will speak at a public rally for the first tima tonight. He will do so again the next night. He told the Standard, holding these election now, because I want to give a last-minute shock to
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    246 8 THAT S SINGAPORE -HE SAYS SINGAPORE is a movie producer's paradise, according to Mr. Joseph Schneider, visiting Foreign .Manager of "Everlasting Pictures'' of the Philippines. He said, m JHUHHrTJ Of this stati mi nt. that a producer could use Colony scenery to di pici almost any local Oriental
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    283 9 If ANG, Toe* a Labour C.*y Councillor, Mr. Tan Phock Kin, aril] move at the Council meeting on Friday to Centura an Alliance City Council] Ycoh Oon Ch in his -mconsircr.-. and irresponsible action Mr. Tan said the Council -v-as greatly perturbed over Yeoh's seconding
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    73 9 IPOH. Tues. Members of the Wesley Church organisations, old boys, and friends of the Ipoh Anglo-Chinese School will entertain Rev. Ralph A. Kesselring, Principal of the school, to a farewell dinner r to his departure for AmeOO leave. The dinner will be held at the ACS.
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    18 9 THE President CommiaslOisrr. Penang. Mr. R. P. Bingham, will open the Penang Youth ■c building tomorrow.
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    135 9 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. Remarking that, secret societies and act:'. l I I the increase. Inche Hassan bin Hussain In the Magistr Court today sentenced Lee Eng Hua, an army deserter from the Federation Regimen:, to six months" Imprisonment. Lee claimed to be a leader of the 08
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    357 9 Invalid, They Say As Phonemen Start Go Slow SINGAPORE Telephone Board yesterday rejected as invalid, the strike notice served on it by the Telephone Eioard Employees Union on Saturday. In i letter delivered to the Secretary of the Union. Mr. Jamit Singh, the Board's Acting General
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    76 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Two elfphants from Perils, both under 20 years old. Will eive iov rides to visitors to the Ma avan Agrt-Hortlcul-tural Association's four-nay exhibition which opens here on July 5. They are Slgana and Sibama Both were born m Kampong 3 rek. 10 miles
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    22 9 INCHE Aziz Ibrahim. Settlement Councillor, has been appointed to be the new State Secretary for UMNO, Penang and Province Wellealey.
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    69 9 ••("IKE with the. Golden Voire on the East Coast" this was the title won by Miss Cecilia Murray (left) for the third year m succession. She is leceJvbag Use winner's trophy from Mrs. E. E. S poone-r-I.il] in ßston. w ife of the director-general of Telecommunications,
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    209 9 General Certificates Offered MB, I). I. WILLIAMS, principal of the Singapore Poh technic revealed yesterday that the Polytechnic is to start evening classes m September this year for the (ieneral Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level). The classes will be m the following subjects: English language,
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    111 9 Man 'Acted Like A Dictator' MALACCA. Tmm. The President of the Sessions Co 4 Mr. K. Somasundram, today severely rebuked the complainant In a theft ca<c for carrying Out investigations himself instead of reporting the matter to the police. "In doing so, you have scted like ;i dictator." he told
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    70 9 PINANG, Tues The Federation Chief Minister. Tunku 111! Rahman, has replied to the note from the Peninsular Malays' Union which protested against the nrrc.-ts by the Kcdah Police of several of the leaders m the Tanjong Ifueang village early last month. The Chief Minister, replied
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    179 9 Loosen Your Purse Strings' Tunku KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Chi( Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today made a per- apoeal to the people to "loosen their purse strings'" and contribute generously to the fund m air! of the School for the l> ti ill Penang. The school committee launches a country-wide fund-raising
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    19 9 INSPECTOR 00l Ewe Uafl has been transferred from Kuantar. to take charge of the Special Branch at Triang.
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    173 9 SUICIDE BID GIRL SAYS: I WILL DO IT AGAIN, IF..' MALACCA. Tues.— A woman is mora resolute than a man 00 c she has mad*! up her mind, said Magistrate Rnmanatha Ivor, wren ne ordorer. a 21-year-old woman. Tan Wee Neo, to t:e of six month?' iviour m one surety
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    131 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The High Court today dismissed a delayed application by Madam Ong Lan objectir— attachment of certain mil property allegedly owned bj her. Mr. Justice Smith dismissed her objection holding it was "hopelessly out of time." property concerned is a diesel motor engine
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    63 9 PENANG. Tues. Thanksgiving services will be held m all mosques, churches and temin Penang and Province Weill ley for the achievement of independence of the Federation of Malaya Tins decision was arrived at by receptions sub-committee of the Penang Merdeka Day Cele•ion s Central Working Committee. The
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    38 9 Ju bilee Medal J 111 Milt:i n <d p.,», .nc p.i.s v i„| medal on Mrs I X,., I„,K. i ihi l.tdv .p.-nM. nv., Ira s« I b Hill at an Ini.Mituri tn. n Raub Paahaag raart Saturday.
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    192 9 RAI B, Tues.— The S tan of Pahang yesterday ended his three-day tour of this district where attended his silver jubilee celebrations. The Sultan visited B Malim yesterday and sailed to Kuala Dong m a rat* the midst of a "boat-cade" of 30 crafts.
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    164 10 Liquidation Sends Price Of Rubber Down ¾c. lIIHTDATION of stale bull July position was largely responsible for the ?-cent drop m Singapore rubber prices yesterday. International first grade July shipment closing at 91 i tents per lb. (92? cents on Monday). The market was uncertain at the c. ts\ Prices
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    141 10 MALAYAN banking s oi operations md during May compared lid showed a htafrer lower assets and liabilities April. The volume of aparatlonj rose to $3,764 million m May from million m April. a assets and liabilities pped to $1,050 million and 28 million respectively (from
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    66 10 THE Maranboy Tinfields of Australia, about 40 miles from Katherine m the Northern Territory, are to be projected by three hi^ Australian mining companies. United (Irani i Loloma Gold Mines and Kin? Island Scheelite. f ira o termi of en* inn have been arranrred OVOr all the main
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    680 10 Progress In British Iron, Steel Research THE progress of British research throughout the field of iron and steel making and processing- is summarized m the BISRA (British Iron and Steel Research Association) annual report lor 1956, just published m London. It covers such subjects as steelnialrJng instruments. Ingots, physical chemistry,
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    25 10 A FLOUR mission has left Australia for the Philippine?. It v.. examine the proapectl of increasing sale? of Ar;<=tralian flour m the Philippines.
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    48 10 photo. THK Singapore Public House Owners' Association held a dinner at its premises at Race Course Road, during the weekend. Mr. Lim JewRan (the hon. president) is seen addressing guests at the function. With him is Mr. I.vi Hai Rok. the secre- Y. C. Lee
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    32 10 THE lal ata m Intarnatii oal *reseax b into \s of organotin compound? were the subject of the annua' Italian Tin Conference held m Milan by the Tin Research Institute.
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    74 10 Mr. Hanslip has been Dunlop's District Manager for the past four years. Mr. and Mrs. Hanslip will be leaving Malaya for the U.K. at the end of this month. Mr. J.J. Willcox. the Dunlop's new Federation Manager is seated m centre. THE staff of Dunlop's Kuala Lumpur office
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    95 10 FEDERATION of Malaya rubber statist;-? (Of Hay shewed exports at 60.409 tons with imports amounting to 2,464 tons. Of the exports 21,015 tons were to Singapore and 20-300 tons direct, while 1,401 tons were imported from Singapore and 1,003 tons direct. Stocks of rubber at th
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    189 10 INDUSTRIALS were buoyant on the market, according to the Malayan Sharcbrokers' Association yesterday. Tins were firm, while rubber, were steady with interests centred on sterling Issues. Price changes announced by the A-.-ociatioa yesterday were: Buyers 9e::ers B B. Petrol n M x-i Pnuer Neave O ,rls. 2
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    121 10 AUSTRALIA had Income m the two years, sirce the establishment ot a hi? oil refining industry, an exporter of oil to New Zealand and other countries During 1955-56, Australia had provided Mew Zealand With about 17 per cent, of its petrol needs and 20 per cent, of
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    74 10 SHIPMENTS of latex from Maiava during May amounted to 8,893 tons (including 2.995 tons to the United Kingdom. according to official statistics. In HM first five months of this year the quantity shipped amounted to 42,117 tons compared with 40.610 tons and 47,734 tons for the
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    28 10 A US?!.") million loan has been granted to Indonesia by the United States, and a further US$77 million has been promised for development purposes.
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    44 10 ANIMATED model of Britain'-^ Calder Hall nuclear power station, the first of its kind m the world to produce electricity on a commercial scale, was one of the main features of the recent Safety and Far'.orv Efficiency E tion m Birmingham.
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    231 10 MALAYAN* "BsVOketa faported trie following bu.-iruws done: fed. Dtap It; F 1 If ard MO5 x&. ords $017: to $2 75, $2,671 overnight; Gammons $2.20 to $2 W; $2 20 $2 21 ovei n I Hammers $2.18: W $1.85. si on; Hume ords A."*) 9: Cera jj
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    121 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday wer e ropra. Juno 7 ily $24 1 .ycrs; $25] n llera; coconut oil m bulk S4OJ sellers, m drama |44] sellers. Muntok white pepper $109 sellers. Sarawak white $108 sellers! -medal Sarawak black $71 COPRA HOLIDAY. CUTLER
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    295 10 linutiw And Cot m t u>m\ INDIA may enter the Moloyan market q. a cement supplier m the near future, o trade source said m Singapore yesterday. The source was commenting on a report that the production capacity of the cement industry m Trw^
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    50 10 IIIRECTOK of M Itd >lr H T (Toroi .IH7C is c\pn tori rr! tn Singapaaa t,,r: a'^f Mr (lla/e ha» mad' ■.■■»<„■ of his h«.hda> In t i, tin:: < fS MSSOt U< has isitrd Canada. I'nitrd <tat« ipm the in.n d Kincdaaa on his tour
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    235 12 Legs worth a FORTUNE Thousands will have the chance to see those famous limbs of Dancer Dunham J-T* gVEN m these inflationary days a pair of legs worth three quarter of a million dollars seems a rather high evaluation. But legs worth this much ore here m Singapore right now.
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    489 13  -  JEFF WHITE Speed is his greatest asset B) NEW YORK. June 25 Twenty-two year-old Rob t.-u>ki ni Occidental College, Eos Angeles, who esn feel right" until he clears 15 feet (4.5 metres), new objective alter having broken the world outdoor pole vault
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    120 13 LONDON, June 25 (Renter) Bvertaa Weekes, the West Indies batsman, has chipped a finger bone and will be out of action for at least a week. He will miss the team's brief isit to Holland and alas the match against Derbyshire at i hesterfield starting
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    58 13 PARIS June ty (RcntaiV--i logai B ley, i I Nigeria, the British Empire featherweighl champion, won the vacanl world title here last night D he crushed Cherif Hamia, of France, to defeat m tenth round of their scheduled itids cor, to Referee Rene Srhemann. of Frm.
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    36 13 GROSSINGER, New York State, June i- >r (Renter) Florence Chadwick, only woman to BWim the Frmh. h Channel boUi ways, said jeaterdaj she old attempt to iim the Iris h Bea this n\ugu t.
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    555 13 Talent Shortage Is At Its Worst NEW YORK, June 25 (UP)— The Federal Government and the International Boxing Club are arguing over the future of a sport that may be fading fast. The talent shortage m boxing is at its worst within memory and except for
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    79 13 SHARON Fladoos of Dubuque, lowa, is only Ik but already has served notice that she intends t.» become one of bn- country's leading women golf players mi her of the Dubuque <>olf and Countr> Club -lv nuhcd the semi-finals ol the 19.5(i 1 > National (.irl s
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    56 13 SYDNEY. June 24 (Rental —George Barnes (Australia) will defend hi Br 11 weight boxing championship again Attu Clottey, of Ghana, at the Sydney Stadium here on Mjtg |_t tt aiU bf Barnes* I *urth defence Of the- title. He retained it again r ttej with a disputed P
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    356 13 Middlesex In A Strong Position LONDON, June 2."> (Reuter) Middlesex 174 for throe on Saturday went on batting against York-shiro at Headingley yesterday for six and threequarter hours m all. and finished with a first innings load of 283. Denil C Bipt n m his
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    214 14 HM. DOCKYARD, led by six coal scorer Obed bin Sved, trounced Royal Engineers Civilian Association 8-2 m the first division SAFA league match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. kiough the Dockers won by a comfortable margin, the standard of football produced :ar below
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    64 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Rest -A- to Beet European m their annual crictch on the padang here this weekend is as follows T. Sivagnanam. Christie S pherdson. Hike Sheph-erd-on. Lall Singh, Geoffery De Silva, Chua Bag Cheng C Mah idai n, S Navaiatn im, Christ
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    151 14 pki m i p. •a ho ir.U in. l 80 N.ird> hurdl. ".ent.s m Division 1 her. imp the Ind. \idual ih.impion it the Balestier Girl's Srhools 1 11 tnnu meet hold on n-id vr>terM»2 .ow House, with 120 points P v ■ir.rp".
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    60 14 DEATH IN A LEFT HOOK WEST German lightweight Manfred Neuke (left) lands the left hook which caused his opponent, Karl Heinz Bick. to die of brain haemorrhage after mmsmmmtsmms^tsmmm _**_-.*_**»------> w their fight at Dortmund. > Germany, on June 15. 1 As the fatal blow con- I nects. Heinz (right)
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    479 14 IPOH, Tues.— Four-time All-England champion, Eddie Choong has entered for three events m the ."Malayan open badminton championships which will be held at the Perak Turf Club courts, Ipoh, from August 22 to 25. Eddie, who has won practically all re badminton titlea m
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    131 14 Calling S' pore Tennis Players COLONY teaais players are reminded thi I ent rice for the Singapore championships close by the first post 00 Monday, July l SLTA lecretar*/ Mr. Low Kee Fow said yesterday thai no late entries wOl be accepted. Entries should oe ?ent to Mr. j Low
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    335 14 Cf the mc atch r 5 I on Association Junior pionship at the Badmin- tc oust a fig Joe JL Henc m the men's singles tournament "ac* all the determination the first set to Is back fighting hard to force nto
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    437 14 Today's SPORT in the COLONY TODAYS meeting between; Mercantile Bank and Singapore Cold Storage will decide the Singapore Business Houses division one league title. Both teams have eight points each and have not been beaten m four outings each. The match will be played at Farrer Pal Wearae Brothers, e"ith
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    422 14 Wimbledon: 2nd DAY'S RESULTS WIMBLEDOX. England. June 29 (AP) Gardner Mul U.S. A del .ted Derek Lawe: South Africa. 6-4, 6-1, Mi, 6-4 Bl itch today. The match eras started on Monday, and had been bttßUpal by rain. Muiloy, a \c'cran of many internaiion.-.l ipslgns, wai n one same m
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    76 14 Federal Judge on Monday ordered thr -> Boxing Club ii and directed Jamend Arthu get rid of all stock ir Square Garden within five years. nd Wirtz. presidents of two IBC. corpora" ■ed to resign as off t directors of the Garden withm 30 Oayj after
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    358 14 GOING.... GOING.... THE AW TROPHY By RAY JALLEH THE lacing that Singapore's service boxers f ved m Rangoon during the weekend should kill the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's hopes of a successful defence of the Aw Cheng Chye tropin when the South East Asia < hampionships is held m Rangoon
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    127 14 Five Wins In County Cricket LONDON June 25. (Reu"<Results m today's cricket matches were: \t Tunhndge llbeat Kent by nine wic--106 and son seven for 57. Sussex 254 and 54 for one. (Sussex 14 M Slroud r re by an innings and 21 runs. Essex 288. Glouces'e--124 and 143. (Essex
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