Singapore Standard, 30 July 1957

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    33 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 #6 !t A JL i FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 Vol. VIII. No. 28 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1957 I 12 PAGES 15 CEYTS
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    Lock icon THE DOLLAR: IS IT SLIPPING?
    371 1 Long-term Borrowing Is Coming To Be Regarded As Nothing Short Of An Organized Swindle There s A Feeling That It Is, Banker Sutherland Warns Colony Assemblymen A SINGAPORE BANKER YESTERDAY WARNED THAT THERE WAS A FEELING THAT THE DOLLAR WAS DIMINISHING IN VALUE. The banker,
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    Lock icon German Unity: It's Up To Russia Now
    213 1 BERLIN, July 29 (Reuter) Britain, France, America and West Germany today signed a policy declaration saying they are prepared to negotiate seriously with Russia on German unity and European security whenever there seems a real prospect of progress. But they could not discuss
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    Lock icon Town Will Be Run From Jail House
    79 1 MALACCA. Mon. The local prison here which has been disused for the past year, will be the temporary home of the Municipal offices. REASON:— Work on a STOO.OnO municipal building is due to start early next year. The prison has been empty for
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    Lock icon 51 DIE IN ALGERIAN FLARE-UP
    114 1 51 DIE IN ALGERIAN FLARE-UP ALGIERS. July 29 .Reuter) At least 51 people were reported killed and more than 'j injured In a flare-up of violence m Algeria this weekend alter a period of comparative calm. The killed included 15 Algerian Infantry soldiers who ■^tv m a post attacked last
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    17 1 A >:'RIKE by inn.nno v:--h worker m pr men led :-t days 'of travel Reuter
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    Lock icon FOUR WHO MUST STAY IN PRISON
    140 1 THE Singapore Tribunal, consisting of Mr. Justice Knight, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah, and Mr. D. C. D'Cotta, yesterday turned down an appeal for the release of four men detained under the Emergency Regulations. The appeal was heard m the Supreme Court m chambers.
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    Lock icon Strike-Bound Union Calls For Police Aid
    117 1 Strike -Bound Union Calls For Police Aid KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than a hundred policemen, including the riot squad, were tonight rushed to the headquarters of the National Union of Plantation Workers at Petaling Jaya near here after officials had complained of the "threatening attitude" of striking employees. Headed by
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    Lock icon PRIEST WAS A JORDANIAN SPY
    42 1 JERUSALEM. Israel. July 29 (Router)— The Reverend Yoakim El Arr.oni, former head of the Coptic Christian Church m Jaffa, was convicted by a Jerusalem D-strict Court today of espionaee for Jordan. Sentence will be passed on Wednesday.
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    Lock icon RAF Open Up Again On Desert Rebels
    173 1 SHARJAH, Trucial Oman, July 29 Ten rocketladen Venoms of the British Royal Air Force scrambled off into combat against rebel fortresses today after a two-day lull m the battle of Oman. The renewed jet strikes underlined British determination to back up the beleaguered
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    Lock icon Japs Will Help Build Aswan Dam
    97 1 Japs Will Help Build Aswan Dam TOKYO. July 29 (Reuter)— A spokesman for the Japan Power Resources Development Corporation said today the Corporation had accepted an Egyptian invitation for Japanese technical assistance m the building of the proposed Aswan High Darn on the River Nile. The spokesman said the corporation
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    Lock icon QUAKE TOLL
    25 1 RED Cross and other rescue workers said yesterday that at least 45 people died m Sunday's earthquake, the worst m Mexico's history. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Lord Reid Does Some Handwashing
    184 1  -  ANDREW ROTH From LONDON, Mon. Lord Reid threw a mighty stone into the still waters of the House of Lords this afternoon when he said he felt it necessary "to disclaim all responsibility for the present form of the constitution" because of the alterations made
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    Lock icon M-DAY GUEST
    21 1 THE Italian Foreign Ministry spokesman said yesterday Italy will "definitely" be represented at Malayan independence ceremonies On Aug. 31.
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    Lock icon ALPS TRAGEDY
    21 1 TWO young Austrians fell to their deaths while climbing :n the Alds near Goelling. Salzbure Dolice said yesterday. A.P.
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    Lock icon House Of Lords Gives Merdeka Bill The Nod
    200 1 LONDON, July 29 (Reuter)— The House of Lords today passed a bill, already approved by the Commons, to provide for the establishment of the Federation of Malaya as an independent sovereign country within the Commonwealth. The bill now requires only Royal assent
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    104 1 Warning Shots In Race Riots Chicago, July :r< (BMtaf) Pc.i r e break up crowds on Chicago's South Side c ;h e r.if t as rictmg broke out r ri< tii g r'.- i« ri t i as one c I th« w srsl racial outbreak! ii -<-• eral broki
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    156 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 911 92i Int. Au?. R.S.S No 1 92 92 i RSS. No. 2 91i 92 RSS No 3 91 i 91 J Tone: Quiet and Slightly steadier. The price of tin m Singapore yesterday was
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    29 2 Guards hu raised 12.000 to iy diamond regimental rest presentation to 3 i?rn Elizabeth during her vtober visit to Canada. The ',);-"-t. .> C^'.onei-m-Chiel cf R ?iment. Reuter
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    Lock icon He Sold His Wife For $126
    111 2 CALCUTTA. July 29 IAP) An Indian villager who sold his 13-year-old wife to a neighbour for MSI26 has been Bned M 516.80 by Tillage eiders and had his wife returned to him. according to Press reports reaching Calcutta today. The reports said that matron-
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    19 2 A PHILIPPINE Constabulary Patrol has fnurd mi.-s--insj American student adventurer M rris J. Spivack. "well U.P.
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    Lock icon TRADE TOUR
    18 2 THE trade mission from Singapore and Malaya spent yesterday visiting Industrial establishments m Southern Formosa. A.P.
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    Lock icon Persia Passes New Oil Bill
    68 2 TEHERAN, July 29. fßeutcr] rhe Por~:i- Senate topassed ar btU a :'r t- the government to negotiate exploitation with foreign firms and to conc'.-ie r.er.ts 5 ;hje -t to Par.ia-•-.rv approval. The Shah cf Persia toH the MaJUI (Lowvt House), which had already passed the
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    39 2 HONGKONG, July 29 Special Standard Service: Clc?in^ price* of the Hongkong Exchange were: 316 20 to £i Sterling; SO. 1125 to U.S. II; 51.8.,3 to Malayan SI: 10.134 to one Indonesian Rtmiah: Go:d $261,375 to a taei.
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    Lock icon DISEASES POSE THREAT AS RAINS DIE DOWN
    231 2 DISEASES POSE THREAT AS RAINS DIE DOWN TOKYO, July 29 Epidemic diseases threatened the populace of western Kyushu today after violent rainstorms and floods killed at least 1,000 persons, left 150,000 homeless and caused damage estimated 1 at M5225,0C0,000. 1 Dr. Racul Simon of the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission,
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    Lock icon Blanks Say 'Aye' For Juan Peron
    88 2 Blanks Say 'Aye' For Juan Peron BUENOS AIRES. July 29 (Reuter) Thousands of Argentine voters showed their loyalty to the exiled ex-President Juan Peron yesterday by casting blank ballots m a nation-wide election for an assembly to consider amending the constitution. Snnor Peron. now living m Venezuela, following his overthrow
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    Lock icon 86 Injured In Derailment
    45 2 WINNIPEG, Canada. Ju'.y 29 (AP)— Eighty-six persons, mostly European immigrants, were injured yes'.erday when an unlocked switch sent 16 cars of a trans-continental passenger express hurtling off the Canadian National Railway's main line at Nourse, Mani'.oba, 36 miles east of Winnipeg.
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    Lock icon Chinese Goliath Is In Full Strength
    139 2 HONGKONG, July 29 (Reuter) Communist China has more than 3.500,000 men m her armed forces and more than 4.000 war planes to support them, the Defence Minister. Marshal Pen? Teh Huai told a Japanese ex-Servicemen's Mission recently m Peking. This was disclosed by the
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    Lock icon Dato Shahmaruddin Is Installed Undang Of Jelebu
    522 2 Dato Shahmaruddin Is Installed Undang Of Jelebu TRIANG, Mon. Negri Sembilan's State War Executive Committee today lifted the "restricted movement order" enabling 30,000 of the raayat here to attend the official installation ceremony of their territorial chief, Dato Shahmaruddin bin Haji Abdul Rahman, the I'ndang of Jelebu. The "B" Company
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    81 2 man h< t denied rep t that th< C '•■.•■>■:. nf d ar of help t Lir r sentativ* ol the Imar. Oman who is m revolt ag; th< Sultan of Muscai ami f Oman. A >r>< kf>man for thr- Or Imamate B m a m
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    11 2 The "F'ymc Ham^: a. Eerl'.r. -Harr. > jumped the r Reuter
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    Lock icon PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices
    50 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices I IL\ SKNG. 1,, is a cashier at Mayfair Hotel Lily likes dancin? very much, especially rock 'n roll, and sees a lot of movies. Her other interests are swimming, cookin? and travelling. Lily hopes to visit HuMand on a vacation m the near future.
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    Lock icon Govt. Men Fear 'Loss Of Face'
    179 3 No Bankruptcy Appeals Yet INDEBTED Singapore government servants are lighting shy of declaring bankruptcy. A Colony Bankruptcy Office spokesman told the Standard yesterday that no bankruptcy petitions had been officially recorded, although a government circular had earlier warned employMfl against borrowing. The penalty against
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    Lock icon UMNO Out To Win Elections
    126 3 SINGAPORE U.MXO is making pr par.v.i r.s to put up lidatea to contest the City C m t options m December this year An UMNO .-pokesman said jestei lay li it the organ i/.a--t. n Lad ear:r. irked certain <... ::> m V, hi h
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    97 3 UB Goverr.-r tl Sirrap re, Sir Robert Black, and La :v BU h are to attend the m -c rr. irrow of the Singapore Stage Cub produo t.er., A f r Mary". IIM ptar, 1: h a 'farce' v Br Ice an i Kay Bar.r.ermai the
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    Lock icon Trade Unionist To Give Talk
    66 3 •r-e Weaver of the International Confederation < f ns will give a tak i mcml era ot the Singapore Supervis rj i Man- r.ent Fraining Association n Fr: the Holljrwooc T. .ri, O-leon Theatre, at 5.30 T -.-> subje t is "Tools for Collect:-.? Barcaininf.'
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    Lock icon First Meet Of Its Kind In S'pore
    110 3 First Meet Of Its Kind In S'pore I FOR Hh first time m thfl history of Singapore, delegates fre-i 12 Asian countries will participate m a seminar on Supervisory Training schedu!--11 la i c held at the University of .Malaya from Aug 12 to M. The Singapore government has agreed
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    Lock icon S'pore 'Tec Guilty Of Bigamy: Bound Over
    236 3 S'pore 'Tec Guilty Of Bigamy Bound Over A DETECTIVE, Scow Khiam Seng, 35, was yesterday bound over m the Singapore Assizes m the sum of $2,000 m t\v o sureties for two years, when he pleaded guilty to charges of bigamy and making a false statement. Scow pleaded guilty to
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    Lock icon Old Boys' Officials
    87 3 THE following were elected offlriaii of the Malayan Outward Bound School Old Boys' Association at an inaugural meeting held m Penans: Chairman: Mr. Hor Knm Wensj; vice-chairman: Mr. GovindasaniT Shanmugam; secretary: Mr. Hwang Honsz Shi; asst secretary: Mr Chan Bong Hye; treasurer:' Mr Mohd. YusotT bin Pawanteh;
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    72 3 PBCANG, Mon. Judgment was reserved by Mr Justice Shepherd m the High Court today m the appeal of Yusuf bin Ibrahim and Chan Ah Boon, against their conviction and sentence m the Sessions Court. Vusof and Chan were fined $5,000 each or two years' imprisonment for
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    Lock icon FATAL ACCIDENT
    21 3 WONG PEXG KOON. 60. died following an accident with a car m .la an Kembangnn oil Changi Road, yestcrdav.
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    Lock icon This Pen Costs Him $100 Or Jail
    136 3 This Pen Costs Him $100 Or Jail A HAWKER walked into a trap set up by a police party and was arrested stealing a fountain pen from a car parked m Fort Canning Road, a Singapore court was to!d yesterday. Wu Fong Xicn, who pleaded guilty to stealing the pen
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    Lock icon Man Faces Rape Charge
    45 3 A DRIVER, Yunan bin Amin, 40. was yesterday tentatively charged m the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court for raping a teenage girl at Lorong Engku Aman, Geylang, on July 23. He was remanded till Aug. 6 when the case will be mentioned.
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    Lock icon $11 MIL EXCHANGE CASE POSTPONED
    279 3 ASST. CONTROLLER'S EVIDENCE ON AUG. 8 THE PRELIMINARY inquiry into t>B charges involving a total of US$3.--b«4.573 tabout MSI 1.083,726) under the Foreign Exchanges Control Regulations preferred against a Singapore rubber company, Aik Hoe and Company Limited of Beach Road, was yesterday postponed tl! Ausr.
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    Lock icon 500,000 More People In S'pore In Ten Years
    235 3 Preliminary Count Figure Is 1,466,800 SINGAPORE'S population has increased by half a million m the past ten years fia,, r Ve f rnmen V s Statlstic s Department releasing n^ures of a preliminary count yesterday gave the current population as 1,466,800, inclusive
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    Lock icon Bias, Say Council Officers
    117 3 LOCAL senior officers of the Singapore City Council yesterday alleged discrimination against a local officer by an expatriate head of department. The allegation was contained m a letter sent to the City President. Mr J T Rea, and all Councillors by the City Council Local 2?nior
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    Lock icon Failed Driving Test: Suicide
    108 3 A SWEETS vendor. Chow Chung Ifui, was found b a ing under the Merdeka Bridge on the night of June 2 after he had failed his driving tesi it was stated at a Singapore coroner's inquest yesterday Chow's wile. Tan Ah Ihv Said that her husband
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    187 3 EXHIBITS ranging from stuffed birds, through mathematical curiosities, to models of medieval European villages are on show at the Singapore Teachers' Training College annual exhibition which opened at the college premises m Patersun Road yesterday. They are a selection of the trainees' practical
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    Lock icon Singapore Accountants For Confab
    100 3 The Malayan Brsnch of Certified Accountants will send several delegates to a .Manila conference of accountants late this year. The decision follows an invitation from the Philippine Accountants Institute which called for an exchange of ideas and discuss the formation of a permanent organiza tion. Mr.
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    Lock icon DPP's Wife Is Admitted To Bar
    62 3 MARGARET Cynthia Walker, wife of |fr. j. B. Jayaretnam. Deputy Public Prosecutor and former Colony magistrate was admitted to the Singapore Bar by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah m the High Court yesterday. Mr. R. L. Eber supported the petition. Mr. Jayaretnarn met his
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    33 3 CHE Abdullah Khusan bin Haji Khalid of the Perak Home Guards has been appointed Deputy Battalion Commander, holding the rank of Lieutenant m Temoh. m Batang Padang District m South Perak.
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    Lock icon Customs men: We are ready now for talks
    241 4 But not without prejudice to 'future action FOUR HUNDRED revenue officers m the Singapore Customs Department last night decided to defer their threatened strike action and open negotiations with the Government on their wage demands. This decision was taken by the Singapore
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    128 4 Scolding led to beating, court told SHORTLY after a husband had scolded his wife for gambling, a stranger gave him a beating, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. A merchant, Lim Bok Tee, was charged with causing hurt to a clerk, Ch'ng Gcok Hwee at the Jit Seng Sia Club
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    Lock icon JUDGE ORDERS THIS STOREMANS ARREST
    140 4 FIRST District Jndu Mr. J. F. McWiiiiam yesterday ordered the arrest of a storekeeper, Chong Ah Bah. 37, lor failing to turn up m rourt to answer a charge of misappropriating S 12,1274 being the value of cosmetics and connate materials entrusted to him. The
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    330 4 NEWSMEN CHASED by LAWMAN Injured girls emerge, then dsfd d £>tandardpic by But they get their pictures anyway A CONSTABLE of the Singapore Police Force yesterday threatened to arrest newspaper reporters and photographers for taking pictures m the compound of the General Hospital. The constable, who is attached to Joo
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    191 4 POSTMEN 64 RETIRE IN their total of 64 years with the Singapore Postal Department, postmen Che Saban bin Awang and Che Ghany bin Marman have trudged and bicycled thousands of miles delivering letters. Yesterday, for a change, two letters were delivered TO them. They bore the august seal of Government
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      362 4 c&lmanac Information at a Glance #Ul#4ika«^ I n nL HaIU Stamford Road Dl 9.30 News; Mo Tnter- lequins-Directed by Sidney Srx; SINGAPORE MSMm P mezzo: lo pm. L.P. Review; 830 Radio Newsreel 9.45 Cricket rum.. SHMm Independent Missionary Move- C IO3U T^d Heath and his Music commentary continued; 10 15
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    318 5 COUNCIL WILL WAIT TILL AFTER MERDEKA CITY STATUS FOR X.L? fc ad KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Municipal Council here is waiting until ■Her Mederka Day to approach government MOIH city status for the Federal capital. Councillors feel it would be more appropriate to make the application to the Yang di-Pertuan
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    121 5 Conditions Ignored Say SHB Workers SINGAPORE Harbour Board Staff Association last night complained that the Board was not implementing the interim recommendations of the Court of Inquiry. The Court ol Inquiry which is inquiring into the dispute between the Board and the Association, on Saturday laid down seven conditions as
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    Lock icon WOMAN IN HOTEL TRAGEDY
    39 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— An Australian woman. Mr.s. Annie Heather Bryce. 39, was found unconscious m a Batu Road hotel room late thJa afternoon. lira. Bryce was rushed to hospital, where she d^d soon after admiss.on.
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    37 5 LEADER of Party Ra'ayat Inrhe Ahmad Boestamam. will ho presented with a "kris" when he visits Gurun. m Central Kedah on Aug. i), to attend the inauguration of the Gurun branch of the party.
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    420 5 1,000 Plan A Procession To Invoke Tunku's Aid KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The War Department Civilian Staff Association today "At i r a Police pcnall bi a "protest march of over 1.000 memben who have been sacked m the light cf current
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    Lock icon Stabbed For Giving Aid, Court Told
    106 5 BOILER-MAKER told the Shlgaporo Fifth Magistrate's iay that when he re: i m a dispute between a colleague and pome he -a as stabbed on ith a penknife. irers, M. Bhaskaran c- M Abdurabbu were charg- •.>. causing hurl to Tan z H-^.g. the
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    95 5 PENANG. Mon. The t s of two Royal Ma- m Naw ratings who v. n tart at sea m the har- here yesterday morn- were recovered m the c innel. five miles apart this afternoon The body of leading seaman Ja'afar bin All of
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    93 5 A MECHANIC admitted m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday to currying a motor-cycle chain because he needed it to protect himself against a group of men who had earlier assaulted him. Ku Lai Sen?. 27. made this admission before the judge. Mr D.H. Chapman,
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    328 5 CO-OPS WANT LAND BANKS TO BEAT SLUMS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation and Singapore Governments were today urged to open up land mortgage banks m an effort to clear slums and solve pressing housing problems. Mr. M. I. Nayar, Kuala Lumpur Co-op Housing Society secretary told the closing session of
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    152 5 DEPUTY MENTRI'S HOUSE BURGLED IPOH, Mon.— The screams of two women m the early hours of this morning put a cat burglar to flight from the home of th e deputy to the Mentri Besar, Perak, Dato Osmaa bin Talib. m Dougla? Road here. It is believed.' the thief gained
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    27 5 MR. Chan Chiok Shien was re-elected president of the Community Centre of Kampong Silat Estate at its fifth annual general meeting held last Sunday.
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    151 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The top secret "cypher room" of Headquarters. Malaya Command, was partly damaged tonight by a fire which broke out just after 9 p.m. The cypher room is on the top floor of the multi-million-dollar military nerve centre, which will shortly be taken
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    87 5 IPOH, Mon. Seventy-three workers employed m five printing presses m Ipoh and Te!ok Ansnn this morning went on strike following a breakdown m their two-month old negotiations with their employers. Among those who went on strike were 12 workers from the Telok Anson branch of Jupiter Press.
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    40 5 KUALA KRAI, M on. Sessions President Inche Yusof bin Mohammad. yesterday acquitted C. Kanagasundram, 47-year-old Senior Assistant of the Railway Dispensary here on a charge of attempted rape on a 11-year-old girl, without calling his defence.
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    352 5 Ulric Augustus: Foo Siew Kirk (Miss). Habib Hussain bin Md YusofT: Ho Chun Oei (Miss): Joseph. Rathie Jeyakanthy (Miss); Koh. Tony- Maharajah. R Manickavasagar M Mathieu Harold E A Mohamed Salleh bin Daud: Mowe. Patrick Param. X.. Pens. Norbert. Poc\- Geok Khene. Dorothy (Miss>:
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    213 5 JOHORES Chief Police Officer, Mr. A.J.W. Slater, said yesterday that the situation at the Lee Pineapple factory m Scudai. where on Sunday Police clashed with strikers, was well under control. Meanwhile. Police reinforcements are standing by for any emergency. Mr. Slater said that
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    169 5 Coroner's Praise For Officer SINGAPORE Assistant Coroner, Inche Ahmad Hussein, yesterday praised the Johorc State Fire Officer. Mr. V G. Donough. for stopping to help an injured pedestrian following an accident along Woodlands Road on the night of May 24. The Coroner was holding an inquest into the death of
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    19 5 THE pilgrim ship "Anshun" is due m Penang about August 12, ten days earlier than previously announced.
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    733 5 dsfdf d MINISTER for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J.M. Jumabhoy, warned m the Legislaiive Assembly yesterday against the "creeping politics"' of some Colony leaders. He said this could be as dangerous as "creeping inflation." which a nominated member, Mr. G. A. P. Sutherland, mentioned
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    268 5 TIIE Liberal-Sociali.-t member lor Tanglin, Mr John Ede. ycsKrday charged Government (A b?ing fetish m insisting thai a road must be ol minimum 36 fee; wide before it c nld be made a public r> id At present, he said, It m
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      372 6 AN ominous note was struck m the Legislative Assembly yesterday by Mr. G. A. P. Sutherland when he pointed out that the prospects of longterm borrowing were not bright as the time had come when Singapore would find it difficult to raise any loan. His statement that with
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    190 7 Sex Maniac Slays Two Teenage Brothers In Park BROCKTON. Massachusetts. July 29. (AP) Police chief Joseph C. Wright said a 20-year-old exconvict with a record of sex offences told police last ni^ht that he forced two teenage brothers at knife point to the woodland spot where their charred and stabbed
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    41 7 PARIS. July 20 ißeuter' A north African, was m bosI ta] her" with bullet wounds i Ilia throat and a omach al n be r.z shot m a Paris ca s early I \iay. The gunman got away.
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    177 7 HOLLYWOOD. July 29 (UP)— A host of film celebrities are scheduled to appear as defence witnesses at the criminal libel trial of two representatives of Confidential magazine which sets underway today. The attorney for Fred and Marjorie Mcidr. West Coast representatives of the expose publication,
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    461 7 LONDON, July 29. pRETTY schoolgirl Jean J Senior 16. has married her mathematics teacher, widower Paul Dykes, 32. And that makes her mum to Paul's eight-year-old son, Gareth. Jean and Paul are pictured on the right "Too yotmg to get married? No! said Jean.
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    102 7 ONE MISSING, 5 INJURED IN FREE-FOR-ALL TOKYO. July 29 (Reuter) One workman was missing and five were injured this morning alter :v/o Japanese road construction gangs stas:td a Irce-lor-all fight with iron rnds. picks and shoved at Shizuoka. central Japan. About 60 workmen of a private road construction company became
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    75 7 MIAMI, Florida, July 29 (AP) Two hold-up men agreed with restaurant manager Ulys Brcgan it would be a shame to get his clothes dirty by lying or the floor, as they had ordered. The bandits carefully spread paper napkins m the floor. Broqan stretched out Meanwhi'e the
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    145 7 NEW YORK, July 29 (IP) Actress Marie (The Body) McDonald and millionaire shoemaker Harry Karl started a new round m their 10 > ear, on-again off-again marriage yesterday with a kis& and a clinch at Idlewild intei national airport. "Darline I'm so
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    154 7 The reconciliation ending one round m the much embattled romance and launching a now one came onl> three days after the couple's second divorce was to have become final They agreed to agree last Thursday the da> one of them was supposed tr) pick up the
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    153 7 HIS URGE TO 'COLLECT' LANDS HIM IN TROUBLE the stun, but I never do It just stands around collecting dust Almos everything I take could Beret be put to use But all my life I've been collecting Officers said Turnmire. 21, helped ttu m i 1 1 the IU ms,
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    82 7 NEW YORK. July 29. (IT)-Artress Elizabeth Tavlor remained m sat-fVrtrv :.-.>. r. yesterday afternoon at Columbia-Pres ;U i M, a Centre er« The wife of producer Mike Turin. w«v s the hospital suffering it; premature ;abour p^irs The <~oupie €\]m Iti ftnl m n .Od
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    676 9 G.IP. PLAN STARTED THE Public Life Assurance Co., Ltd. reported big headway m sales m the first six months of 1957 compared with the corresponding period cf the past year which was itself a record year for the company. s was revealed by
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    143 9 Rubber Quiet: Down 5 /8 c. SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday dropped 2 cent to 92 cents per Ib. for International first grade rubber for August shipment on a quietly steady market. The market opened quiet and slightly lower on disappointing overseas advices. During the morning, prices etted on small liquidation
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    99 9 THE Malayan Exrhanee Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: (f«W York: buying. T T. 32 9M6. OD 22 11 16 90 days airmail. 3215/16 credit bills. 33 trade bills. Canad.v baying, T.T. 3015/16. OD Sl l IP- days airmail. 31J credit bills.
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    104 9 SINGAPORE Chinese produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: copra. July/August $25] buyers, S2P,} sellers; coconut oil m bulk $41 sellers, m drums $453 sellers, Muntok white pepper $109 sellers; Sarawak wh.te $108 sellers! special Sarawak black $73. COPRA HOLIDAY. CUTLER. BATB CO. LTD. JULY 11
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    361 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Government's policy of forming as many co-operative stores and shops as possible had resulted m many societies becoming mere experiments m the hands of certain managers and salesmen. This statement was made yesterday by Mr. K. Ayadurai, chairman of the Kuala Lumpur Co-operative
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    172 9 ASIA Motor Co. Ltd has invited about 2.000 guests to a cocktail party on Saturday to mark the opening of their new head office and show room m the Ngee Ann BuildIng m Orchard Road Singapore. The party will last from 2 to 9 p.m. Mr.
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    41 9 A NEW type of tractor designed for operation m confined spaces and low head room, and having a capacity for towing 150 to 200 ton loads, is now being exported by a U.K. firm Douglas Equipment Co. of Cheltenham.
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    157 9 THE Malayan share market oDened the week quietly steady m all sections, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Pr.ce changes announced by the Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Gammon 2.67 270 Henry Waugh 1.93 198 Hume Indus: Pref A22/9 23 3 Ords. A6/3 6 6
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    274 9 Study Group Releases May Report THE International Rub ber Study Group release( its May report m London during the weekend. World natural rubber pro duction. consumption an? stock, totals were given as follows m long tons: May production 137,500. May consumption 155.000 including estimated i:r,port into Russia of 5,750 and
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    137 11 SEIXAS IS WORN DOWN BY COOPER HAVEFORD, I 29 (AP) trali ion Ashl. v Cooper wfttt beat the U.S. Davis Cup player, Sammy Gianmalva, T-3. 6-2, 6-4. to ■r yesterday wore n Vie Sei to v. m the i Po: n>\ .r. i lawn tennis ir-.r. 7-;) 6-4 Seixas. top
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    203 11 NEW YORK. July 21 iAP> Mickey M ntla ol the Ncv Torfc Yankee* ?e; an American Lmcim record for most Intentional bun on bills m a teacon on Sunday when he drew hia ISth. The old mark was 17 set to Boston's Ted Williams m ISSS. Tar National and
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    68 11 NAPLES. July 29. (Reuter)— A 126-year-old Mexican Olympic swimmer. Donathiu Gutierrez, yesterday won the 18-mile Capri-Naples marathon race which is regarded a? the world long distance swimming championship. The Mexican snatched a narrow victory from the favourite. Alfrcc.o Camarero. a 27-year-old Argentinian, who finished only 2U
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    57 11 MOSCOW, July 29 (Reuter) East Germany beat Ceylon 14-0 m the preliminary round of the soccer tournament m the World Youth Festival of Sport which opened here yesterday. Other results were: Soviet Union 6. Sudan 1; Albania 4, North Korea 1; China 11, Lebanon 1; Rumania
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    125 11 Record Is Broken By Runner-up DETROIT. Ju!y 29. (AP». Youthful 10 key Wright stood o?r the spirited challenge of Wifß Smith pasterdaj and won :h c US?B.25!i Wolverine Ladies' Golf tournament with a 72--ho!e score of 284. The HyMPold ÜBm WtkM now m her third full year on the professional
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    50 11 STUTTGART. West Germany. July 1 M (Re;;tcr)— Bert Tnutnuum, Manchester City's Herman goalkeeper, kicked ofl m an international wotnen'i sorccr match m which England and West Germany drew 1-1 here. Both goals came m the first half. A crowd of ISjBM watched the match In heavy rain.
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    240 11 INVADERS WIN: INTERNATIONAL TENNIS TITLES DEAUYII.I.E. F:.-.:. h If r.'c:-. m *:iumphed over fcLov. istn NtH vi.hson, m the M DeauviHe international tc tournament, 3-6, 6-0, 6-0, 7-4 In the c teamed with Bob Howe, of Australia. to beat another A.. team oi Gi son and Wai i Woodcock 1-6,
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    372 12  -  T. S. DEVAN By Perak Fall Via Medcalf Harding IPOH, Mon. Negri Sembilan scored a well-de-served six wickets victory over Perak m an inter-state cricket match played on the Ipoh padang today. Final scores: Negri 197 and 44 for 4; Perak 116 and On a drv.r.r wicket
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    47 12 PER \K— l*t. Inns.— lit? NEGRI— Ist Inns— l 97 PFRAK ?nd Inns. A. Santhanadass run out 9 A. Au?u*tin c Ratnayake b Baljit Sinsh 0 K. Selvaratnam c Medcalf b Ratnavake 1 P. Allardyce c Medcalf b Ratnayake 0 H Hollingworth lbw Baljit Singh 18_
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    52 12 THE new $250,000 cinder track stadium at Fairer Park, built by Kian Hoof, Building I GtflCnd Contractor?, wifl have a permanent pavilion Ar. nSda] of the City OounD Hdd UMI nlam are ready, and a^ ?o as tne i- nfls are a li able, tenders will
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    537 12  -  PETER WONG By ATTENTION will be focussed on the start of the three-day Shell Malayan Motor Rally, organized by the Singapore Motor Club this Saturday at three places Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Butterworth. Thousands are expected to take vantage points along the Federation's highways to
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    131 12 Krishnan s Goal Puts CA Out CHINESE Athletics uero ousted from SAF.Vs Cuo competition by a lite g-o.il by Indian Recreation Club's Krishnan .it Jalan Bi/ar stidium yesterday. The i lettled down c;-; ckly, j scored an ear.;. ter. the C >e.i thr JSh K»k C i>s m the the
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    37 12 BANGKOK Ju.v J < (Re.;te. > The too yin w hi to mcci se round of the Th C;p fle v on to J !ay after fai ire to re ■srecmeni on playing tr.e mat -h immediately.
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    42 12 PI tj% tceU A lo play for the South against North m their annual cricket match on the Sii gapore Cricket Club padang this weekend are asked to turn op for oel practice ai the SCC tomorrow a-d Thursday.
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    48 12 SHB Police and Alexandra FT. drew S-aD la a s a fa. P:v. 2B leaeuo BOCCCT m:»'.ch played at Geylang yesterday. Jahl i2> an^ Ismail scored for SHB Pol.cc. w: ile Moktar (2) a."d Osmar. netted yr Alexandra SHB F\<:ic c lead 3-2 at half '..me.
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    76 12 AG U A GALIENTE, Mexico, July 29 (UP) Charles Pierson of Los Angeles hcniled down a record payoff of U5563,***** on Sunday by picking all six icinners m the fifth through the 10th races at Caliente race track. Pierson, icho refused to divulge his occupation or age, commented,
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    231 12 BRILLIANT BRILLIANT LIGHT PENAXG. Mon.— Brilliant Light gave a favourable impression when he ran three furlongs m 37 1 5 sees, m this morning"s track work. The going was soft. This Aus*ralian-bred Confessor gelding, ridden by Barratt. incidentally returned the fastest time today. He was second :o Misty Jadi, during
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    974 12  -  Ken Jalleh I Tatfohf Pfi/Ht I WILL IT STAY AGAINST SAAA Entries For Merdeka Games May Start Tussle For Schools Stars LAST night, the Selection Committee of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association picked their men and women for the Merdeka Games athletics m Kuala Lumpur on Sept.
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    202 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— All matches m the Merdeka Football Festival at Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 31 to Sept. 8 will be played at the Merdeka Stadium. The organisers of the South-east Asia soccer festival plan to hold three matches daily from Aug. 31 and Sept.
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    184 12 Ceylonese Due Aug. 15 THE Singapore Cricket Association's first 20-over knockout tournament to be held during the end of the current season has been scrapped. This i s to make way for the tournament matches which will be postponed because of the visit of the
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    178 12 BOXING promoter, Little Nene, said Yesterday that he will be importing-" for the first time into Singapore, a Korean boxer, topnotrh welterweight Kirn Xi Song. The 2(i-year-o!d South Korean fighter, has over five yean ofl boxing experience. He started m his home town v
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    49 12 THE team to represent Malay Football Association agaim-t Kowloon Bus tourists tomorrowwill be selected from: Idros Albar. Aman Xastawi Ah Samijan, A. Yusoff. Johan Hassan, O.^man Johan. Ibrahim Hassan Ismail YusofT, Tahir Abu. Ibrahim Mansor Daim Hassan, Kassim. Matmoon, Omar Awang. Taib Mohfi, and Omar Rahmat
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    246 12 ROYAL Army Pay Corps, last year's runners-up m the Parker Cup soccer competition, will make a determined bid for the championship m this year's final against Royal Signal Corps at Aver Rajah Road today. The Paymen, v. ho have a. proud
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