Singapore Standard, 6 July 1957

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    27 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE B T*0 %\+M ***** (5 lines) 2400 "T A_V J_E» \nl. MIL No. 4 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1957 11 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Girard Weds His 'Candy' 2nd Time
    164 1 Girard Weds His 'Candy' 2nd Time (AMP WHITTINGTON, Japan. July 5 (AP) SpeciaJist Third Class lliam S. Girard married his Japanese ijirl friend for a second time m a religious ceremony performed m the ittle white ch.ipel of tnis U.S. base to which he is restricted. The 21-year-old Ottawa. Illinois,
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    Lock icon BIGGEST A-BLAST TO DATE
    110 1 ATOMIC TEST SITE, Xe-v-aia. July 5 'Reut^r>— The r.\-: i v-t:ul a:^;o test st-eaprn ever exploded m the nited Stares burst with nth shaking force over a rigade entrenched mariIbes today A 400 military cb?erI. ir.d 2.000 marines were trenches 5. T00 yards from centre cf
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    Lock icon ...And British Banker Faces Pistol Charge
    92 1 JAKARTA. July .5, (UP).— The Jakarta District Court today opened its hearing against William Watson, British accountant for the Chartered Bank, charged with keeping a firearm and ammunition. During a military raid m April, a pistol was found m the bank vaults. Watson told
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    Lock icon MALAYAN REDS 'STILL A FORCE'
    57 1 LONDON". July 5 (Reuter) -Air Vice-Marshal W. H. Kyle, for two and a half years Air Officer Commanding Malaya, said on arrival at Tilbury today that the terrorists m Malaya "are still very much a force." But he added that the terrorists "are not fighting
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    Lock icon TUNNEL TRAGEDY
    30 1 TWO JaDanese construction workers were killed and five others seriously injured yesterday m a dynamite explosion which completely destroyed a railway tunnel site m Nigata, Northern Japan. Reuter
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    Lock icon THE TEST
    57 1 NOTTINGHAM, July 5 (Renter) West Indies had scored 59 for no wickets m reply to England's 619 for six "declared at the close of the second day of the third test here today. A magnificent innings of 253 by Tom Graveney and centuries by Peter Richardson and Peter
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    Lock icon RED FESTIVAL
    31 1 MOSCOW Radio said on Thursday night that the Soviet; railway authorities have prepared over 80 trains to transport 36,000 foreign visitors to the world youth festival In Moscow. Reuter
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    Lock icon She Awakes From Death To Find Herself A Mother
    128 1 CHIPLEY. Florida. July 5 (AP) Mrs. Nellie Atkins awoke from the dead and found herself the mother of a G-pound 12-ounce boy. The 22-yoar-old Negro woman raftered a heart attack m the delivery room of the Washington County Hospital and. was
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    Lock icon Hoad Is Still The Champion
    40 1 LONDON. July 5 (Reuter) Lew Hnad, of Australia, retained the men's singles title at the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis championships today. He beat his compatriot Ashley Cooper 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 m the final. (See P. 12).
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    Lock icon Conch Sheiis Herald Birth Of A Thai Ray at Princess
    148 1 Conch Sheiis Herald Birth Of A Thai Ray at Princess BANGKOK. July 5 (Reuter).— A ourth child a princess was born to King Phumiphol Aduldej and Queen Sirikit of Thailand at 11.03 p.m. (local) last night, the Royal palace announced. The Thai royal family now consists of one boy. who
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    Lock icon PURGED REDS AWAIT DEATH?
    871 1  -  Soviet Policy Wilt Be The Same, j i Only Better, Says j Top Man Mikoyan MOSCOW, July 5 (UP)— Anastas Mikoyan, a top member of Russia's new party Praesidium, declared tonight that the Soviet policy will "be the same as before only better" now that the
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    Lock icon RAF. WINGS FOR THAI AIR MARSHAL
    68 1 ROYAL Thai Air Force Marshal F. R. Riddhagni, Thai Chief of Air Staff, is awarded wings of the Royal Air Force by the Chief of the Air Staff, Royal Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Sir Dermot A. Boyle at the Air Ministry m London,
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    Lock icon TAIPEI DENIES TUNKU'S CHARGE
    73 1 TAIPEI. July 5, (Router). The Kuomintang, Nationalist China's ruling party, today denied a charge by the Chief Minister of Malaya. Tunku Abdul Rahman that Kuomintang members had tried "to gain power m Malaya." Mr. Chang Li Sheng. the Kuomintang Secretary General, said m a statement "the
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    Lock icon Police Seize Indon Editor In His Home
    93 1 JAKARTA. July 5, (UP) The editor-in-chief of the Dutch language Daily Newsgkl Tengku Ddulkilli Hafas, was arrested by military police at his home on Thursday. The editor's wife Mid that Ilafas was eating dinner when the military police entered his ho:r.e and arrested
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    Lock icon TEACHERS TO CALL A SPECIAL MEETING
    209 1 NO MENTION OF A STRIKE THE Singapore Teachers' Union decided last night to call an extraordinary general meeting of the union at the earliest possible date to review its dispute with the Government. A statement issued by the union at 1 a.m. this morning
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    Lock icon Man Found Dead With Stab Wound
    89 1 A LABOURER. Kang Soon Van, 24, was murdered m Singapore last night. He was found dead with a deep stab wound m the left chest, at a lonely spot m Kampong Wak Tanjong off Sims Avenue, Geylang. An anonymous caller dialled 999 and reported
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    Lock icon China: We Approve
    52 1 HONGKONG, July 5, (AP), Red China today gave full approval and support lor the Sonet Union's purge of leading Communists. Peking Radio reported the Chinese CovnimmM Party as saying that The Kremlin purge IDOttld "help to further the unity and consolidation of the Comvmnist Party of the
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    Lock icon TWO MORE ARE SACKED
    53 1 MOSCOW. July 5 (Router) Two more Soviet leaders purged from their Communist Party posts have been relieved of office m the Government, the Soviet News Agency, Tass, reported today. They are Mr. Mikhail G. Pervukhin and Mr. Maxim Z. Saburov. who both lose office as First
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    Lock icon Why Have Bodyguards?
    148 1 Queries For The Assembly THE CHIEF MINISTER, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will be asked at the Legislative Assembly meeting on July 17, why bodygimd* are necessary for ministers and assistant ministers. Mr. Lee Choon Eng, (Queenstoun) will ask the Chief Minister which of the ministers and assistant
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    Lock icon Yugoslavs Hail Purge At Rally
    101 1 Yugoslavs Hail Purge At Rally BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, July 5 (UP) Crowds chanted "long live Khrushchev" today at a meeting hailing the dismissal of Stalinists from Russia's top leadership. There were signs that the Kremlin shakeup had done more to regain Yugoslavia^ friendship than any event .since Stalin's death. At a
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    Lock icon PREMIERS ARMS CUT CALL
    656 2 Even A Limited Accord Will Ease World Tension LONDON, July 5 (Reuter)— The Common-. wealth prime ministers, m a joint announcement here today, said they recojpiised that even a limited world disarmament agreement would help create conditions m whicn a more comprehensive scheme of disarm iment
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    Lock icon GAS EXPLOSION DESTROYS STORE
    37 2 TOKYO. July 5 tßeu'en Police r^r^rted 120 cylinders containing hydrogen gas exploded today at the Tatem Meteorological Observatory m I'oaraki Prefecture, northeast of Tokyo. A storehouse was destroyed bat no casualties were reported
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    Lock icon Repentance Path Full Of Thorns
    126 2 TOKYO, July 5 (UP) Two non-Communist ministers m the Communist Chinese Government who took Chairman Mao Tse-tung's advice to speak freely too literally, today found the path of repentance full of ihorns. Communications Minister Chang Poh-chun and Forestry Minister Lo Lung-chi, both vice-chairmen m the
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    Lock icon India Raises £lOO-M Loan
    56 2 LONDON, July 5 (AP) India was reported today to have raised about £100.000.--000 m credits m Britain to meet a mounting economic crisis. Indian sources said some of the credits are being extended by private firms, some underwritten by the British Government and some will take
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    Lock icon Road Mishaps
    27 2 CHICAGO. July 5 (UP) A rash of multiple fatality crashes sent the Fourth of July holiday traffic death toll soaring today toward the 200 mark.
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    Lock icon No Total Ban On A-Bombs—Stassen
    201 2 LONDON. July 5 (Reuter) Mr. Harold Stassen. United States delegate, told the United Nations Disiramament Sub-committee here today that America was not willing to accept a complete ban on the use of nuclear weapons. Diploma* ir observers here said •.his amounted to rejection of a
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    Lock icon Most Devastating Quake Since 1949
    101 2 TEHERAN, July 5. (API. Official sources say the earthquake m north Iran was the world's most devastating since 1341. Aid teams still were unable to reach many cf the l n o vill- a?es reported destroyed on Tuesday. But a government spokesman said last night
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    Lock icon CONFERENCE ON CYPRUS?
    69 2 LONDON, July 5. (AP). Britain was reported today to have summoned home her Cyprus Governor to consider a possible new international conference on the island's future. Government sources said Fie.d Marshal Sir John Harding. Governor of Cyprus, will fly back to London over the week-end for a
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    Lock icon BURNED TO DEATH
    35 2 FIVE persons were burnt to death as a car overturned and caught fire near Barcelona m Spain on Thursday Three other occupants of thp vehicle were hospitalized m a critical condition. A.P.
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    Lock icon HUSBAND LOST JOB & LEFT: DIVORCE GRANTED
    181 2 HUSBAND LOST JOB LEFT: DIVORCE GRANTED A RECEPTIONIST, who told a Singapore High Court that her husband left her after he had lost his job, was yesterday granted a decree nisi to be made absolute m three months. Sarawak-born, Lee Siak Eng sued her husband. Foo Tat Khean, a former
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    Lock icon Yachtsmen Reach S'pore After Hitting 'Sumatra'
    328 2 STORM RIPPED OFF SAILS TWO weary amateur seanec. whose yacht Swanee was caught m a "Sumatra" la<t Sunday, eight hours aft*r they" had left Port Swetten ham for Singapore arrived m the Colony yesterday e\ ning 72 hours overdue. The seamen. Petaling engineer Mr.
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    Lock icon Lim's Bid To End Harbour Dispute
    191 2 Court Of Inquiry Proposal Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday met the Chairman of the Harbour Board, Mr. P.A.T. Chrimes, to discuss setting up a Court of Inquiry to investigate the dispute between the Board and its Staff Association. i The suggestion to
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    151 2 CLOSING rubber prices (rents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Tone: Steady quiet. The price of tin m Singapore yesterday was S3BOI per pirul (Down 62* rents). LONDON RUBBER No. 1 R.S.-;. Settlement House Terms. Friday's opening first session were: Tone: Quiet. CLOSING Spot 27 d. August 2'ld.
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    Lock icon R.I. Red Hq. Bombed
    60 2 JAKARTA. Julj 5 (AF Headquarters of the Indonesian Communist Party here was bombc: by unidentified persons last night. The three handprer.a'ies whi^h wf*e ploded' but a Red "spokwrnan claimed r,o damage v>f.s dcr.e A similar bombing occurred m the neadq-jarters of the Communist-dominated tr a union
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    Lock icon Last Plane Quits Aqaba
    67 2 NICOSIA. July s. (Rp .ter).— The last Rr va. Air For;e plai c a1 the »irstrio a1 Aosra yeste; rart of th€ Br;*:\i The lvi r> c m *o leave Aqaba, on the Red Sea on Sunday. They sre mosl v men of the Middlesex Regiment
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      19 2 CM. A PRFMIERE ,~~S V P 5 jWi Is I =sup r L=4 o Hori Jtoya Ho/i; R Attraction!
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    Lock icon PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices
    52 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices T7ILFFN TAN. 22, is a stenographer with Air India Inter- national. > Singapore. Eileen likes ballroom dancin? as muc h as she does rock 'n' roll. Her other interests include swimmin? and the movies. She hopes to graduate to the position of a private secretary
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    Lock icon Pilot Housing Scheme In Bukit Panjang
    113 3 THE Singapore Improvement Trust m conjunction with Government has smarted a pilot scheme m the vicinity of Bukit Panjang Village to meet the housing needs m that area. The first phase of 200 houses is neanng completion and will be let out at $30
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    Lock icon Man Escapes From Custody
    54 3 ANAK BUKIT, (Kedah), Fri. A '1 -venr-c-'- detainee, A X thin is, who vrai bi Inf he on a robbery charge, es^apo-i thil r.-.ornir.^ from the police B here. Bl -:ei the sen'rv OB iuttj al m h to jbo to the -.•"ry. and i l
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    Lock icon 2 SPORTSMEN HURT IN CRASH
    74 3 [POH, Fri. Last season's S" '.c sooner centre-forward, C.-~~vze C'-irr.mir. 5, 21, and' iv3P. 5 h^-r l'cy r:;^by star, Lee BoaJ Ifeqfi I ißJßffe m a motor-cycle accident 5 evening. motorbike when fkah nacl .n e was iutol— d m an accident 7-ye j pc
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    32 3 GOVERNMENT \vi I ;e" Tourisi A ry B-ard within v Sir.gap re\s Minister for Cot: merce I Industry, M nabfa f, ted I the S" i" Ir 1 v~ ;*r
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    Lock icon Singapore Must Have Honest Officials
    394 3 - Anti-Corruption And Its Meaning THE SUCCESS of a self-governing Singapore depends on honest officials, but it is up to the public to ensure that they are honest, declared Mr. Justice Chua, m a talk over Radio Malaya last night. His subject was anti-corruption, its meaning
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    Lock icon 36th Co-op. Anniversary Celebrations Begin Today
    166 3 CONGRATULATORY messages from the International Co-operative Alliance will be sent to 90 co-operative societies m Singapore to mark the 36th International Cooperative Day celebrations which begin today. The societies, with a membership of 28.500, have a total capital of $9,500,000. Investments m the Government
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    Lock icon Committed For Trial
    74 3 KUALA. LUMPUR, Fri. Siew Liew, a 30-year-old woman captured by the Sixth Batt ilioo of the Malay Regimeoi when they killed Seian- t's top terrorist, Ah Fatt. last May, was today committed by Magistrate Tuan Haji Mohammad Taib to stand High Court trial. Siew Liew was accused
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    Lock icon Chung Is Re-elected CYMA Chief
    122 3 Chung Is Re-elected CYMA Chief THE Catholic Young Men's Association at its 7th annual general meeting recently reelected Mr. Chung Fatt Vat president for the ensuing year. Other office-bearers are: Vice-presidents: Mr. Vincent Tan Tiong Seng and Mr. Sebastian Chua One Kee; hon. gen. secretary; Mr. Loh Kirn Fook; hon.
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    Lock icon WOMAN ROBBED
    30 3 A WOMAN mee-seller was held up at dagger point while returning home and was robbed of jewellery worth about $500, just after midnight m Alexandra Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Lock icon HOODLUMS ATTACK TWO MEN
    89 3 HOODLUMS ATTACK TWO MEN SINGAPORE secret society hoodlums beat-up two men m two different parts of the city jesterday. A hawker, Tay Eng Hor, was set upon by seven thugs and was beaten up with iron rods, broken bottles and stones m a back lane off Tapah Street. Tay was
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    Lock icon Women's Section Of Johore MCA Makes Good Progress
    252 3 THE Women's Section of the Malayan Chinese Association m Johore Bahru has reason to be well satisfied with its welfare and educational efforts m the two years since it was formed. Its second annual report, to be presented at the general meeting
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    Lock icon CANVASSER IS A CHEAT
    75 3 LEE PAIK LIN, a former insurance canvasser pleaded guilty m a Singapore Court yesterday to cheating six persons between June 7 and 13 this year The prosecution asked for a week's adjournment for further investigations. Lee was released on bail. Lee was alleged to have told
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    Lock icon WOMENS CLUBS MONTHLY LUNCH
    39 3 WOMEN S CLUBS MONTHLY LUNCH THE Business and Professional Women's Club of Singapore, will hold its monthly luncheon at the Cathay Hotel on July 16. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek will address the members on "Women and their professional prospects."
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    Lock icon YOUTH JAILED
    43 3 A YOUTH. Yeo Chee Bah. alias Bah Chee 19, was yesterday sentenced to eight weeks' jail m a Singapore Court for breach of trust of $6,000 belonging to Lian Hin Company between Aug. 1. last year and Feb. 23, this year.
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    Lock icon She Summoned Me, So I Am Unwitting To Pay: PC
    153 3 POLICE constable Supa'at bin Salam told a Singapore Court yesterday that, because his wife had summoned him. he was unwilling to give her more money for the support of his children. Norliah binte Sipan had summoned Supa'at for failing to
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    Lock icon Warrant Out For Two Men
    205 3 Warrant Out For Two Men Coroner Says It's Murder SINGAPORE Coroner. Mr. K.T. Alexander, yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of two persons allegedly involved m the murder of Tan Tong Lai 25, m his house m Upper Thomson Road on June 6. The warrant wt« to««ied against Oh
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    Lock icon PHONE MEN PUT UP COMPROMISE OFFER
    318 4 'Well Postpone Pass Issue If Talks Are Begun STB: Call Off The Go-slow THE Singapore Telephone Board Employees Union yesterday offered to compromise on the question of a pass for its Secretary to enter Telephone House provided the Board began negotiations on their wage
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    Lock icon GOVT'S STAND ON STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS
    113 4 GOVT'S STAND ON STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS S I X G A P ORE Government last night repeated that negotiations with the Government Workers' Union could only be nossihh) if strike notices and work-to-rule policies were withdrawn. Government was referring to the strike by Revenue oflVers, the notices to strike m the
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    Lock icon YOUNG WIFE WINS A DIVORCE
    73 4 A FEW days after a young wife had given birth, her husband took the child away and left her. Pretty Alice Wee, a typist employed by Malayan Airways, said this m the Divorce Court yesterday when she s;;crl her husband, a former bank Clerk, Wee
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    Lock icon 4 BUS FIRMS MERGE TO RUN NEW ROUTE
    166 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Four Malay transport companies today agreed to amalgamate to operate the omnibus service on the new $20,000,000 highway to Pctaling Jaya. The nomparJef had originally applied separately to government for licences to operate the new route. but their leaders
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    Lock icon Trust To 'Improve' 4.000 Acres
    90 4 ABOUT 3400 ■cm of land m Tanah Merah Besar, Chan^i, are now being surveyor! by the Singapore Improvement Trust, preliminary to t'ne improvement of the locality under the Master P'.an. the Actinf Trust Manager, Mr. J. Sewoll, told the Standard yesterday. He said the survey
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    Lock icon COOK DIES
    38 4 SHEIK Obed Bamasri. 60. chlel cook of tho Tyndarcus —the Jeddah pilgrim ship— d*ed at bis homo m Joo Chiat Road. Singapore, on [hursdaj night alter a short Illness. He teaTcs a widow and three children.
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    18 4 GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Robert B'a.k. yesterday spent two hours at the Buona Vista Community Centre.
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    34 4 LADY MacGillivray has a. word of encouragement for younff pupils of the Methodist Girls' School, Kuala Lumpur, seen here rehearsing a play during: her farewell visit to the school re- Standardpic cently
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    Lock icon Jail For Tapper Who Stole From Mother
    132 4 TEMERLOH, Fri.— A rubber tapper. AH bin Mat Sidek. 21, today admitted m the Circuit Court to stealing a $130 gold necklace with pendant from his mother. Inspector Mohamed Nor bin Zakaria told the court that. Sharipah discovered a gold necklace and pendant
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      995 4 cMlmanac Information at a Glance (Malay) 11 a.m. mm *w*w*+. mm*~ *m» t IN6APORE H^M Rl nm Mod T:me? 7 and 93 RADIO MALAYA «^4MMKhI R MKTIIOPOLE: Stork Hero (Cnn- RADIO MM. \V\ («;»n.-ral M J^^MZ^J^T'^gß tonese) 1. 3.15. 7 and 9 p.m. \ice): 11.". p.m. Saturday Date— MM^fVIAa Strance
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    Lock icon The Final Stages Of Merdeka
    352 5 CONSTITUTION PROPOSALS WILL GO BEFORE HOUSE ON WEDNESDAY KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Chief Minister Tunku \bdul Rahman will ask the Legislative Council Wednesday to fully supr*""* al l steps nee*. <i-\ to establish the Federation of Malaya as m independent sovereign s ute on August 31,
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    Lock icon Tengku Nasir Had Signed For $61,000
    343 5 <17,0G0 ADVANCE WAS NOT ENOUGH SEREMBAX, Fri.— A Malay Prince kept borrowing until his liabilities totalled $61,500, even after the Negri >embilan government had advanced him $17,000 to help pay his debts. This was disclosed during ex imination today of the financial situation of
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    Lock icon Stares Led To Fight-Court Told
    138 5 Stares Led To FightCourt Told SINGAPORE 01 n ■■;■> went to a: ir m Smith Streer ir. Chir.a: ,vn 3 '.or ;t m< !j* >ar a > roner"s Court \r :r The boy. Lai Poeft Bti I II c :^vs later i t n: Bia following a fractured A O.
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    Lock icon Help Malaya Says Leader
    63 5 PENAN 3 Fri The d Irman of the Filipino comm Mr. F. V. Be urg members of his community to do their share 1 tptncent Malaya, last night at a •inner on tr- Pl'.i n;: < ao -re ir.-?rc -o.] m a progress of Philippines, we
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    123 5 KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. Fit' r delegates from 40 fishermen's co-operative socie- 1 met m Kuala Trengganu this morning to inaugurate the E tsi Coasi Fi ihermen'9 '>>- operative Transport and Marketing I m. Yiv-t ol ■.i ttntoni to be farmed H Will implement gOV--1 million fishing
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    305 5 Court Told Of Raids After Bank Theft iAPORE P. lice recovered $33,6 0 and b ig g jewellery with- of a Colony Bank as stated a: a minary m |U vy m Court yestei lay. In the dock were M id ***si:n Seyana Cwdumi, M r
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    53 5 MR. T. K. UKKIIIT, Consul Geaeral of United St:itcs of America m Kuala I.umpur chats with Tunku Rahman (ritdit). loderation Chief Minister and Lady MacGUllvraj (left), wife of the Federation Hiuh Commissioner, at the American Independence Day party held at Mr. Wnght'l Home m Ampang
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    267 5 Trustee Status For Securities Fed. Bid For Foreign Capital KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— The Federation Government today made a bid to obtain "trustee status" for her securities m the United Kingdom after independence, by agreeing not to alter their nature without the prior consent of the British Government. A bill to
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    58 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Federal Councillor Mr. John Emmanuel, drew government's attention today to the "growing number" of vagrants and destitutes loitering and sleeping on the five-foot ways oi Kuala Lumpur. He asked the Health Minister to order a probe into the amenities available at government run destitute
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    41 5 OFFICIALS of the newly formed Outward Bound School Old Boys' Association are: President— Mr. P Bl&zey, vicepresident—Mr. Sect Hock Chye, secretary Mr Charlie Chan and treasurer— Mr Jiwa Singh. Committee: Messrs. William Yeo. Roland Sim, Krishnan and Robert Yeo
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    Lock icon NERVES BETRAYED HER
    90 5 BrTTERWORTH, Fri —A 4;i-yc; i .r-ol(i woman's nervousness betrayed her to a woman revenue officer, the Sessions Court here was told today. The officer, suspicious of the woman, Khoo Sicw Hong's behaviour, searched her m a lavatory and discovered four ounces of prepared opium m her possession.
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    286 5 AMERICAN GUITARIST AN EXPERT PERFORMER YESTERDAY afternoon William Clauson. the visiting American folk «jngfr. gave his first performance m Singapore. His audience was composed entirely of children and never have I seen young children enjoying themselves at a concert 10 much. What is more, it \vn q;ii 1 c clear
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    59 5 A MEE-HOOX maker. Cms Toh Bee. was sent to jail tor ■even years by Mr. Justice Chua m the Singapore Assizes yesterday lor attempted murder. Ong was found guilty of ittempting to murder Goh Bonn Ten? with nn axe at ***** IJQ p.m. on April 20,
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    138 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Fri. The Sultan of Trengganj has made the following awards on the occasion of his 50th birthday which falls tomorro.v. Meritorious Service Medal (Pingat Jaska Kebaktian) Dato Andika Indera, Che Ishak bin Mohamed Essa. State Financial Officer, ASP P. Barnes, OCPD Kcniaman,
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      541 6 ANOTHER purge is on m Communist Europe— this time within the Kremlin itself where four Ol the Soviet's t~p leaders have been the hrst to be summarily sacked because they "hindered the Soviet Government's policy of peace among peoples." The purge is reported to have been ordered
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      336 6 'THE Kuala Lumpur Malay weekly. Fikiran Rakyat, official organ of Party Rakyat. subscribes to the view of the ostrich that by burying Itl head m the sand it can escape rea'.ity. It said the dangerous rumours never got into the Press until commented upon by us. The fact
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      1197 6 Sir— The Singapore Teacher? Union and the Ministry of Education have now given publicity to their respective I views on their current dis- pute. which threatens to develop into a strike by the members of the Union. The purpose ol 'his note ta not to take
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      147 6 Sir As a sufferer of the hotel chaos m Singapore and elsewhere m the Federation, may I offer my congratulations and my humble support for your "Comments" on the hotel staff behaviour, voiced m your issue of June 23. You know where the trouble lies of course, but
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    52 7 WHAT o day! I chased a ball on the beach. Had two ice-creams. I paddled, crawled, sunbathed, and helped Da 4 to build a sand castle. And now, folks m whacked! The nipper dozing m his pushchair is Graham Levett, twelve Mirrorpic months old, of Forest
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    251 7 LOS ANGELES. July 5. (AP) ActMsi Gail Roa> pfH, :h? novk f hardluck girl, was accused c: irunken driving yesaavdsr only r.-.onths a::?r'she began a c:n:e--b a c k. T-? 53-year-o'.-i a 're?> was re'.t ased on 5250 hail after h r new
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    54 7 SYDNEY, July S (Router) The Rock 'n' Rolling ■■PraCOdCS" Sydney's latest teeth ■fl c;:!t are fast KpladllS H' 1 bodfies, Australian counterpurl of Britain*! Teddy Boys. The "Peacocks" have earned their name from their co'.uurful clothes Most ure "renegade" bodgiCi who became dissatisfied with what
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    142 7 MELBOURNE. July tR-utrr) A Shanghai specialist will fly 420 miles to Hankow to treat the president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, Mr. A. E. Monk, the Herald reported today. Mr. M Bk hM U Wuhan H tal then foi five h leep-seated foot
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    267 7 Mac Has No More To Say On Crabb's Death LONDON, July 5, (AP)— An attempt to lift the mystery surrounding the death of frogman Comdr. Lionel Crabb met a government rebuff m Parliament yesterday. Prime Minister Macmillan refused to discuss the case of the famed British diver who vanished shortly
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    168 7 After 30 Years, John Finds He's Had Enough LONDON. July 5 (AP) A 71-year-old woman who carried a hot meal half a mile every evening to her former lover was divorced by her husband yesterday on grounds of desertion. Grace Bowler had been running this meal service to Sidney^ Butcher
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    61 7 MELBOURNE. .Tulv 5 (Reuter) Squads of plainclothes police m private cars mingle with Melbourne*l traffic every night In I new drive to sweep teenage "chicken" gangs from suburban highways. The move follows mounting reports to police of "chirken" drivers they aim cars at nnCOminjl vehicles
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    69 7 HOUSTON, Texas, July 5 (Stater) Mr. Hugh Roy Cullen, U.S. oilman and philanthropist who gave away millions of dollars, has died, aged 76. Mr. Cullen had actually given away no more than $150,000,000 to $180,000,000. but he had pledged future income, expected to reach $300,000,000 from
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    74 7 Photo. ACTOR Rex Harrison poses with his new bride. Kay Kendall, outside New York's Mark Hellinger Theatre where Rrx U currently appearing m the smash hit musical "My Fair Lady." Kay and Rex were married m New York on June 21, at
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    71 7 So Near Yet So Very Far NEWYORK.JuIuS.(UP)—ASS-year-o 1 d Tetter carrier due to retire m December ipttfc on unblemished 30-year record iras arrested on Wednesday on a charge of Stealing a sample bar of soap addressed to a doctor on his rovte. Albert Dn]y was arrested after the soap icas
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    136 7 Atomic Baby Will Be One Today TOKYO, July 5 (Renter) Japanese doctors and nurses at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Casualty Hospital were today preparing for the Brst birthday Of a baby born a few mniutes after her mother died last year from injuries received during the atomic bomb attack on
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    202 7 140,000 TEXTILE WORKERS STRIKE FOR SHORTER HOURS TOKYO. July 5 (Reutcr) More than 140.000 Japanese textile workers m 147 cotton mills throughout the nation today began a 24-hour strike m an attempt to force managements to recognize their demands for a shorter working day and a ban on women and
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    286 7 World Opinion Saves Two Hungarian Writers From Gallows photo. BUDAPEST. July 5. (Reuter) Death sentences passed on two Hungarian writers. Gyu'a Obersovszky and Jozsef Gali, have been commuted by Presidential Council of the Supreme Court here, the Hungarian News Agency MTI reported la?: nighi Obersov?7ky will now serve a life
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    99 7 Judge Not, That Ye May Not Be Judged HONGKONG. July 5 ="P^ service m the Hongkong Supreme Court. ■l r^ked to m I IM risv week on a fmj ".ry.rg a rr n for robbery. H e to]d tire C WR f( c: "I fc M* l» I am normally
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    63 7 LONDON. July 5, Reuter Mr. Patrick Aloysius Marnnan, SB-year-^ Loodoc barrister U 10 appeal again?! the dec "n of his fe::-w-re-'ne:? of Linrolns Inn to derar snd exrel him, it was announced yesterday the hen-hfr^ had found Irish-'--- Mr Msrnnan guilty ting v Billy Hill "a
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    215 8 Fall In Secret Society Activity IPOH, Fri. Five "undesirables" were deported to China and 13 put under "restricted residence" m Perak during- the past six months. A Police spokesman told the Standard that there has been a decrease m secret society activity m the state
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    40 8 THE Sikh community. Penang and Province Wellesley, will hold a tea party at the E. and O. Hotel. Penang, on Saturday. July 13. m honour of Mr. Jag-Jit Singh, on his election as trustee of the Sikh Temple.
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    193 8 Nothing Was Known Of Accused PENANG, Fri. Magistrate Mr. Au Ah Wah, today criticized the Police for not knowing a man's background after the man had pleaded guilty. A shop-assistant, Ooi Ah Kong, admitted assisting m the running of the digit lottery on June 1. The confession
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    93 8 Radio Man Composes New Calypso KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Len Thorne of Radio Malaya today shifted from politics to pilgrimages m his controversial calypso-composing. He announced his latest composition as a "sentimental song, sad, yet happy," portraying the emotions of a youth leaving his country lor the first time m his
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    42 8 A REVENUE Officer. S. K. Kumarasamy, claimed trial m the Butterworth Sessions Court yesterday to a charge of attempted criminal breach of trust m respect of |5. The case was fixed f°r July 26 and Kumarasamy was allowed $250 hail.
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    33 8 MISS Alice Tay Erh Soon was yesterday admitted to the Singapore Bar as an advocate and solicitor. The application was made before Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah m the High Court.
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    166 8 Court Frees 'Honest' Union Treasurer KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Magistrate Tuan Haji Mohammad Taib today acquitted Lee Chu Chiang, former treasurer of the War Department Civilian Staff Association, on a charge of misappropriating $164. 70 of its funds. Lee was alleged to have used the money, representing members' subscriptions, on three
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    184 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation Government will be asked at next week's Legislative Council meeting whether it intends to replace all "Asian and' European expatriate officers" with Malayans. Inche Abdul Hamid Khan wants to know whether Government wishes to engage British expatriate officers until
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    55 8 PENAXG, Fri. The first Malay Beauty Queen here will be chosen on July 15 during the Pcsta Carnival and Fun Fair at Lorong Kulit. The fun fair, organized by the Penang UMNO Division will be opened by Legislative Councillor. Indie S. M. Zainul Abidin, president of
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    191 8 PENANG, Fri.— Police had to be called to remove a housewife who created a scene m a cafe after trying to get maintenance money from her husband, a Magistrate's Court was told yesterday. Kuch Chin Choo, 33, pleaded guilty to charges of unlawfully remaining
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    56 8 REV. K. Jambunathan, a padre m the St. Mary's Church, Kuala Lumpur and his bride the former Miss Esther P. Suppiah, a teacher with the St. Mary's Girls' School. Kuala Lumpur are seen here after their wedding: reception at the Eastern Hotel, on Wednesday. They were married
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    151 8 SUNGEI BAKAP, Fri. The southern district of Province Wellesley is completely rid of Communist terrorists. This was disclosed today v -y a Police spokesman to thc Standard. Up said since the mass evacuation of the remaining terrorists m the area, thc security forces operating m
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    187 8 An Idol Helped Settle This Case KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Hindu deity Vigneswara whose shrine Panks t.-.e capital's lower courts, today lived up to his "reputation" of aiding the law m ttlement of difficult civil disputes. A man took an rath before his idol bating that his compatriot had not p.v.d
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    82 8 A TREE FOR ACS GIRLS' SCHOOL IPOH, Fri Mr*. F:-rpr.-e Schoo h< T r r'.zr/ei'a cypress tree near the site o< the new $130,000 extension. The tree commemorates Mrs. Kcsse: ring's connects n with the schoo when as Miss Florence X ienhan, blm srai principal at various period L 934,
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    299 9 Ensuring More FoodForS-East Asia OIRTEEN agricultural students now starting a five months' course on plant protection near Cambridge, under the Technical Co-operation Scheme of the Colombo Plan, are the latest witnesses to the importance the United Kingdom has always attached to giving as much aid as possible to food and
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    123 9 rpVEATY-./Ire students 1 from Form 111 A Government English Z Z School, Pontian, Johore, z Z made a study tour of Z the Singapore Standard Z Z recently, and learned on Z spot how a neics- 2 Z paper is produced. Led bg a MWf re- Z
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    564 9  - Princess meg is one Hip-chick... Satchmo says PRINCESS MARGARET is hep. Who said so? Louis Armstrong himself. "Man," he commented, "she leads the way. Your Princess Meg is one HipChick!" And wherever Princess Margaret puts her dancing feet record sales boom and bandleaders and singers find fame overnight. She wont
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    213 9 Can you solve the Mystery? JNSPECTOR SHARPE was about to leave for the day when the phone rang. "Yes. You found the body and you think it is Frankie Carlisle, the gambler? How do you know, Blanding? After you cleaned the blood from his face, he was recognized I'll be
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    301 9 Social Dairy THIS irrck the focus il on Victoria School's activities during the past and com'n\g weeks. The Geographical Society held a quiz contest between Form V and Lower Six. Each class presented four selected boys. Form V won. VTITH the accent on the Malay language, nou-adays, it is encouraging
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    87 9 Au Revoir THEY are all smiling, but their hearts are sad as it usually happens tchen good friends must part. These students (from left to right m uniform) Manion Teo, Goh See Meng, Kok Siew I I*, ISg Gek Peng and Magdalene Teoh of the Johore Bahru Convent came all
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    125 10 > THIS stylish new loio Z jj priced family car is Bri- < 2 tish throughout having ?>een entirely designed and Z built m that country. C--2 Named the Cornnet it Z is a three-wheeler but its J general appearance is j 2 qwttc different from that Z
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    351 10 WITH still no trend developing the majority of rubber dealers have been disinclined to trade although any stale bull selling has been readily absorbed, says the weekly report of Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co., Ltd. The derrrind for lower sheets and remills has diminished somewhat
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    71 10 PRICE DROPS 3/8 CENT SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday dropped i cent to 91j cents per lb. fcr International first grade July shipment on a quietly steady market. Prices opened below the previous day's closing levels on lower overnight overseas prices. The market remained very quiet throughout the day. At noon
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    54 10 SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices m cents per lb. yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f.o.b. 'nominal) 911 911 International July No. 1 R.S.S. f.o.b 911 91£ Int. R.S.S. No. 1 Asm 921 92i July No. 2 90 j 911 July No. 3 891 891 Tone:
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    21 10 AUSTRALIA'S first lignin plant started production early last month at Maryvale, Victoria. Lignin is a by-product of pulp manufacture.
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    34 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Soiling T.T. or O.D. ready wero Belgian. Erancs 1H21; French Francs *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    226 10 MALAYAN sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: Frascr antf Neave ords $2.69 and $2.70 overnight. ?2.''.9>> to S2.<iTi yesterday; Gammons !>2.4»\ overnight, $2.50 overnight arid yesterday- Hammers $2.20 evernight: Hume ords A5/10, 1/104; M. Breweries $3.40; Cements $1.80 to $1.78: Collieries $1.16: McAli^ter $1.82| to 51.85; Jacksons
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    143 10 STERLING rubbers were active, while tins and industrials were rather steac.v. according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday. Local rubber shares were neglected. Price changes announced by the Association: Buyers Sellers Fra?er Neave: Ords 2.65 2.70 INDUSTRIALS Gammnn 2 48 2 SI W. Hammer 2.18 2.22 Henry
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    84 10 MR JAMES CAMPBELL, Manager of Foreign Trade Operations for the Port of San Francisco, who has returned from a two month survey of the Far East and South Pacific shipping centres, predicted that foreign trade will increase. He reported to members of San Francisco Port Authority:
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    501 10 Expand Business With Neighbours -AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL EXPANSION of trade between Australia and the countries bordering the Indian Ocean, South-east Asia, the Philippines and m the South-west Pacific was advocated by Mr. E. P. McClintock, Director of Trade Services of the Australian Department of Trade, m a broadcast over Radio Australia.
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    156 10 OUTER ROADS Loveen, Lanmedon. Batjan. Banjoewangi. Kuloj, Karimata, Straat Madoera, Thorstrand, Lisboa, Denbiijshire, Flying Lark, Lexa Maersk, Flying Dove. Ludwigshaien. Sambas, Benarly. Bushtari, Tai Poo An, Santa Dolores, Betu'ia, Naticina. West Wales. Loksanc. I'mran. Dromus, Te^eiberg. Pros. Pierce. Lasem, Shozan Maru, Athel Sultan, Temenr.re. INNER ROADS Sumpitan.
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    74 10 MALAYAN tin exports during June amounted to ."> 1 12 8 tons compared with 6,149 tons for the preceding month, according to preliminary official statistics. Cumulative total for the first six months of this year amounted to r?6,210 tons compared with 36*851 tons and 35,140 tons for
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    77 10 PRODUCTION of tin m concentrates, m Malay including those from mines and dulang washers, amounted to 4,8(53 tons m April compared with 5,001 tons m March, according to official statistics. Stocks of tin metal and tin m concentrates amounted to 5.971 tons m April compared with 6,407
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    30 10 AUSTRALIA'S current tobacco crop is estimated at about 5,000 tons of leaf, compared with 3,f)00 tons offered for sale m 1956, according to the Central Tobacco Advisory Board.
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    116 10 SINGAPORE Chinese produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were copra, July/August $24 2 buyers, (25] sellers; coconut oil m hulk $401 sellers, m drums $44} seller?. lUuntok white pepper $IH!> sellers, Sarawak white $108 sellers, special Sarawak black $73. COPRA HOLIDAY. CUTLER. BATH CO. LTD. JULY
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    17 10 A Rs. 1.6 CRORE steel tube mill was opened recently at Avadi, near Madras.
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    173 10 DR. HORST B. K. GEITING, a representative of Daimler-Benz, has arrived m Singapore to give demonstrations of the firm's new product— the l/nimoj; tractor, which is being introduced into the Malayan market. He is here also to .ctudy local agricultural conditions *o suit the use
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    396 10 ACROSS the Equator M Central Sumatra's steaming jungle, Standard-Va-cuum Oil Company engineers are laying a unique crude oil pipeline accompanied by hot-water "defiostcr" line. The unusual eight-inch 90--mile pipeline, part of a fouryear US$BO,OOO,OOO Indonesian investment programme, will handle an exceptional crude oil with a pourpoint
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    728 12 HOAD IS STILL 'KING' OF WIMBLEDON Routs Cooper m quick Time WIMBLEDON England, July 5 (UP)— Lew Iload, Australia's blond bomber, became the first man m 19 years to sweep two straight Wimbledon Tennis Championships today when he routed Australian champion Ashley Cooper, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2. Hoad. 3 to 1
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    596 12 Easy First Rounder For The Champ DEFENDING -hampion Ong Chew Bee c v beat Koh Chiap Mong 6- B-l m the Bwl round Of tr.e S p re tennis champiouMpi i •-•c Y.MCA In the ;r.:«T -:r. o>. YMCA's Kw :< Sam V ng I no liffii e'.rr.in nz his
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    637 12  -  LINESMAN By THIS is another weekend of "big" matches. Here, m Singapore, there will be the 29th clash between the Europeans and the Rest for the Conrad Clarke Cup, and m the Federation three State engagements. Selangor With its wealth of talent fields two teams,
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    40 12 ST. ANDREWS, Fife. July (Keuter) A. 1). (Bobby) Locke, of South Africa, won the British Open Golf Championship today with an agKresate of 279 for 71 holes. His stores for the four rounds were G9, ~Z, GB, 70.
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    124 12 Lord Hailes, the Governor General of the new West Indies Federation is seen here (centre) with officials and members of the West Indian Touring team at Lords the home of cricket during his visit to the second Test Match against England. In this
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    659 12 Craveney Hits 258 In England's 679 W.I. Start Fight With 59 NOTTINGHAM, July 5 (Reuter)— West Indies had scored 59 for no wicket m reply to England's 619 for six declared at the close on the second day of the third test here today. A magniticcnt inninss of 253 by
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    144 12 ENGLAND IST INNINGS. P. E Richardson c Walrott b Atkinson 126 D. V. Smith c Kanhai b Worrell 1 T W. Graveney b Smith 258 P.* May Ibw b Smith 104 M. C Cowdrey run out 55 Dick Richardson b Sobers 33 Evans not out 26 Bailey not out
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    127 12 Country Cricket Results LONDON. July (HentetJ— Results In todays' cricket matches were: At Derby: Surrey boat DerDJshire by eight wickets. Derbyshire 146 and 153 Surrey 190 and 140 for two Fletcher 51 not out. (Surrey 14 points). At Northampton. Northamptonshire beat Somerset by 124 runs Northamptonshire Hi) and 1M Somerset
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    115 12 IPOIL Fri. Record entries 52 m number— have been received for Sunday's 62 miles All-Malayan massed cycling road race to be held from Ipoh to Kuala Kangsar and back. Entries include those from Singapore, Penang, Selangor, and Pcrak. Malaya's leading road cyclists will be Taking part
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    96 12 COSEHN. New York, July 5, CAP) Galopbone, owned by William T. Mavbury of Dexter, Maine, set two world records and a track mark fur trotting on a halt-mile track on Thursday as be won tiie U557,700 Titan free-for-all trot at historic's grand circuit meeting. After losing 10
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    494 12 RECORDS toppled like ninepins at the 12th annual athletic meet of Presbyterian Boy's School at Telok Kurau yesterday. Altogether 17 new records were set up and two equalled. Four were sot no m the "A" Division, seven m th? "B"' Division, lour m the "C"
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    71 12 WELLINGTON. Jul' (Reuter) A tram of four New Zealand cyclists will visit Kuala Lumpur for the Indr peadence Day relebr^ tions m August at the imitation of the Mala>an Cycling Federation The party will be V-Da-lton I). Eaclc, both of Auckland. W. Johnston, of Waikato
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    103 12 TWEXTYOXE members of the Singapore Judo Club and the S V.S passed the 9gi ad n c s1 held at the Clul Ju Hall under watc of tne Club black Me T. Ebin i Yrv < Ong 2nd Ant lock j-'* (Ist dai contests < k Lav
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    390 12 BATU PAHAT. Fri. Five records were broken and two were equalled at the fini day of the third annual Johore Combined Schools Athletic Meet sponsored by the Johore Sports Council it the Batu Pahat Stadium here yesterday. One of the best performances r
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    555 13 'Complications 1 It The Rule Is Enforced THE Ministry of Education rule forbidding schoo students from becoming members of athletic and other sporting associations may result m some complications Mr. C.C. Tan, re-elected President of the Singapore anc Olympic Sports Council said at its annual general
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    57 13 Picture. I i,. wuUK.HI champion i Patterson is joined > youngsters as he C hi-* Greenwood lake. I ork. training camp i -i iere he is preparing for his first title defence against Tommy "Hurricane" Jack- i son. i The championship fight i is scheduled for July
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    122 13 La Sallian Tourney Starts Today OLD boys representing three Christian Brothers schools m the Federation will arrive m Singapore today to participate m the La Sallian quadrangular football tourney this week-end. The three Oid Boys' football teams irom the Federation are from St. John's Kuala Lumpur. St. Paul's Seremban and
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    41 13 TAN'JONG MALTM. Fri. Tun in,' tfalim Malays beat Tap ill Malays 4-1 at soccer m a Raja Mud* Cup fixture here. Beoren were Anni Yusoff, and Haji Ahmad tot the Tanjoag Malim, and Baharom Scnafi for Tapah Malays.
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    231 13 5 TATTY Secondary S<hool a total of 98 points won T.e insular rreet t-.vccn v-3p S-er^r.^ary S ar. •>•'/ Secondary School at S.g^ap c ;terday. 100 vird*: 1. L <• S >ck 3 10.2 ;c 2. Low Pak C ■3' >w Seng >s< 220 v-ird-:
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    117 13 TODAY'S SPORT In The Colony RACES First Day Singapore Turf Club July Meeting at Bukit Timah. SOCCER SAFA League: Division 3B Bukit Timah vs. Cosmos SC at Geylang: KML rs- Serangoon at Farrer Park: Perhimpenan Stia vs. TMOBA at JaJan Besar. La SalUan tourney at RI. SOFTBALL Colony League: 41st
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    76 13 GOTF.BORG, Sweden. July B, (APJ United Statei Olympic gold mcd;U winner Turn Courtney ran the (attest 1.000 metres ever turned m by an American on Thursday night when he was clocked m 2:19.3. Courtney's times was only three-tenihs of a second off the world record, of 2:19 flat
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    52 13 EUROPEANS were unable to field a lull team and the Indians had a walkover m the safa community league match which was scheduled to be played it Jalan Be.sar Stadium yc-terday. With three 'borrowed' players, the Europeans played a friendly instead, and were beaten by eight goals
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    1111 14  - Golden Melody is my fancy Windsor Lad Says r OLDEN MELODY, a strongly built six-year-old, is T very much on the upgrade and can be followed with confidence m the main event (Race Six) over a mile for Class 2, Division 1 horses at Bukit Timah today, first day of
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    54 14 THE track for today's races at Bukit Timah is likely to be good. Best outsider BEST longshot today is Arrieties m the first race. Eastern Way looks a good thing m Race 2. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race 8. Broadcast REDIFFUSION will broadcast commentaries on
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    195 14 RACE EIGHT PLEASURE PARK goes over the mile for the first time and being one on the upgrade I expect him to make this his third win off the reel. This long striding four-year-old by Fair Copy scored a great double at Kuala Lumpur
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