Singapore Standard, 13 February 1958

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    22 1 SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Coble: "TIGERNEWS" SINCAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1953. Vol. Vlll. No. 225 15 cts 12 Pogcs [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon TUNKU'S MESSAGE: 'WE VALUE U.K. TIES'
    299 1 KIALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, has sent the following: message to the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, in reply to the latters message conveyed to him here today by the United Kingdom F^h Commissioner, Sir Geofroy Tory: "Thank you for
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    Lock icon Arrest Orders Out For Rebel Colonels
    259 1 We'll Crush Revolt In 2 Weeks JAKARTA, Feb. 12.— Army Chief of Staff Maj.Gen. A. H. Nasution tonight ordered the immediate arrest and detention of four "rebel" Sumatran colonpLs, according to Radio Jakarta. The "rebel" colonels Achmad Hussein, Ziilkifli Lubis, Dahlan Jambek and Simbolon.
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    688 1 Only An Incident Marred 70-Min. Tour Of City IHE British i Premier Mr Harold Macmillan, visited the Mayor of Singapore. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, at the CUy Council yesterday. Mr. Ons had refused to meet the Premier at the airport when Mr. Macmiilan passed through on his way to Australia
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    Lock icon U.K. MAKES PLEA FOR RESTRAINT
    94 1 LONDON, Fet 12 (Reuter) The British Government is "gravely cencerned" at Saurday's Freich bombing, Mr. Allan NobL\ Minister of State at the Jorelgn Office, said today. He told the lou.se of Commons that Gcvernment deplored the los of civilian life involved. "We are acti r
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    44 1 THE world's first all-p!astic rocket was succssfully launched over Nortbrn Japan yesterday. It attaied three times the speed of alind (luring its flight lasting a«ut 40 seconds. This took it u> to an altitude of one and a hJf miles.— AFP
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    75 1 THIS was not in the programme. Mr. Macmillan walked across the road in front of the City Hall to speak to a section of the crowd that turned up to see him being received by the Mayor. (on the Prime Minister's right), yesterday. Mr. Macmillan told
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    Lock icon RECESSION WILL END IN MARCH, SAYS IKE
    211 1 RECESSION WILL END IN MARCH, SAYS IKE WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (UP) President Eisenhower predicted today U;at the United States recession will start to end next Tionth and employment vvill pick up. In a special written statement, the Ch.ei Executive acknowledged that unemployment currently is bringing hardship to many Americans, but
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    113 1 IPOH. Wed. Several thousand "Ang Pow" packets will be air-dropped Into the jungles in Perak as a "New Year gesture" from the government to the terrorists. These Red Packets however, will not contain any money, but instead, will hold a Safe Conduct Pass
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    Lock icon BLAZING SHIP MAKES EMERGENCY DASH
    184 1 WELLINGTIN. Feb. 12 (UP).— The 1500-ton cargo liner Persic tfdioed today it had caught *c at sea and was making an emergency dash to reacj here. The report said the ship, three days ot of South Island. New ZeJand. could not reach here jefore Sunday.
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    571 1 The Blame Is Yours If Things Go Wrong, He Tells Colony MAC DECLARES BRITAIN'S STAND STANDARD STAFF REPORTER BRITAIN IS TO ADOPT A "HANDS-OFF* POLICY IN REGARD TO THE INTERNAL POLITICAL VTITRE OF SINGAPPRE, THE BRITISH PRIME V MINISTER, MR. HAROLD MACMILLAN ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY. AIR. MACMILLAN DECLARED THIS STAND AT
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    15 1 AN eight-pase Chinese New Year Supplement is issued free with today's paper.
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    68 1 HONGKONG. I- D 12 i R H Utcr w A s P°kesman of John Manners, a Britishowned Hongkong firm said here today he was worried about the fate of the 1.823--ton British -registered freighter. Troon Breeze His firm had received no information since last week when
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    69 1 LONDON. Feb 12 'Reuter) —An ex-photographer'b model, MLs»s Jacqueline Gray, today lost her law suit against Sir Strati Ralll. 81--year-old millionaire baronet who ktpt her as his m. stress for 15 years A jury rejected her claim lor the re urn of jewels worth 12.000
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    20 1 QUEEN Elizabeth yesterday received the new Cambodian Ambassador. M Sam Sary. who presented his Utters of credence. Reuter
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    18 1 THE Anglo-Greek talks on Cyprus resumed yesterday at the Greek Premier's offlc* In Athens. Re uter
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    1030 2 CROWN CLOSES CASE AIK HOE TRIAL Ownership The Crux -Counsel THE Crown's case against Aik Hoe and Co. Ltd. alleging 34 chor Qes of breach of the Exchange Control Ordinance involving U553,694 575 closed yesterday in the Singapore High Court after a succession'of seven witnesses had given evidence before the
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    Lock icon TAPPERS CATCH A 20-FOOT PYTHON
    110 2 TAPPERS CATCH A 20-FOOT PYTHON THIS is the 20-foot live python uhich five Batang Beyuntai tappers caught ind brought to Kuala lumpur for sale yesterdty. The bulge in the stomach is believed to be a wild boar which the python had swallowed whole. The tappers first offered the pyJion to
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    33 2 THE third anc.i fourth heats of Radio Malayal 1958 Talentime competition will be held today at 6.30 p.n^ at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus hall, Victoria Siteet, Singapore i
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    Lock icon Bid To Avert Bus Strike
    63 2 MALACCA. Did Th. Pati Hup Bus Company today averted a strike by driverand conductors b::' four oth^r bus companies lace a strike any time torn The four that face the throat are the Malacca Omnibus Service, the T wn B.:< Service. Batang Ba- Company and
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      257 3 m.:« p-tic M.nister Harold Macmillan f. njs for Singapore's future squarely I" Mr Macmillan's own words, I r ig blame yourselves for what goes W. .-> else." The implication I is clear. The responsibility b. n placed on the citixens of .ndecd. It means that having I. -:d
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      369 3 I s H 'SG thet is done to mar an honest and l :nd ng of freedom must be decried. m freedom" itself signifies the liberty zn has in o democratic society, to act "3 his views and rights, provided, of such action does not contravene the -1 state
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      241 3 Sir May I take this opportunity of expressing mv great appreciation for the true sentiments and statements expressed by "Pro-Colonial" of Ipoh. At the same time, I would like to say how well you yourselves seem to have underwood the mind of the British in the
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      141 3 Sir I read in The Standard of Feb. 2. that the K.L. Municipal Council decided to adopt a more "humane" policy to lighten the burden of hawkers in town. Mr. V. David (Labour) criticized the Police for their behaviour in dragging a woman hawker from Mountbatten Road Her
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      157 3 Sir— With reference to the article. "American Degrees," which appeared in your paper of Feb. 5. we agree w.th Mr. Raymond Li that the sooner a definite scheme of recognizing American university degrees U finalized and made public, the better It will be. After the Chief Minister's speech
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      83 3 Sir— Our Chief Minister's latest appeai to the electors would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic. Having got us into a municipal mess by the pact with P.A.P., he low begs u s to help him against the PAP at the forthcoming elections! As Chief Minister, Mr.
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    978 3 ANOTHER REPORT BY DENNIS BLOODWORTH ON INDONESIAN ISSLES ALL Indonesians belieye that The Hague should yield up to them West Irian that is the western portion of New Guinea still remaining under Dutch control. The eastern half of the island is ruled by Australia under United Nations trusteeship.
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    745 3 A special article by Sir Raymond Priestley, Director of the Falkland Isands. •TODAY the attention of the world has been attracted as never before to the Antarctic continent. Teams from a dozen nations as an essential part of that world-wide international effort the International Geophysical Year
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    38 3 One of the world* strangest food* is silver. Throughout India small hits of pure silver are eaten with other food. This is believed to be good for the heart and to make the body strong.
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    432 3 the NEWS as it strikes me DRiriSH Prime Minister Harold Macmillan came to Singapore yesterday, saw a s much as he was permitted to see. including the Mayor who snubbed him at the airport h> not being present, and was conquered. 11, g s home this morning leaving wilh the
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    360 4 COURT REJECTS FITRAH APPEAL Judge: The Law Requires Every Muslim To Pay IPOH, Wed. The Perak Appeal Court today dismissed an appeal by a Muslim against his conviction by a lower court for failing to pay Fitroh as required under Mohammedan law. 'Zhc appellant. Mohamed Waliie bin Abdul Samad, M,
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    Lock icon Murder Verdict In Hospital Death Probe
    316 4 Murder Verdict In Hospital Death Probe SINGAPORE Coroner. M Giarn Chong H:nq. terday recorded a verdict of murder by ptrrffl c: persons unknown a: the close of an inquiry into the death of a otter, Hums Kofc Km, tL :I:on^ wa. found fatally f: iobed in the compound of the
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    45 4 SENIOR "erk K'.:a'a' --•-ur Te e rr.muni -atiori^ Depar ||i S Rasaratr.a:r.. will leave next wee* for London to itu ly te e som nunicatkHH itores administrati n ai the Genera] Post Office ♦here Mr. Ra>ar :r.a-i v; be Xrd'.e'Mr.i a C~ rr.bo Plar
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    Lock icon DEATH FOR MAN WHO KILLED LOVER
    121 4 DEATH FOR MAN WHO KILLED LOVER MUSTAFFA ABU, 31. a petition wriier, was yesterday sentenced to death for the murder of his lover. Mr. Justice Knight passed the sentence in the Singapore Assize Court after a jury had deliberated Tor 45 minutes to return a 6-1 majority verdict. MustafTa is
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    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The MctbO list Mission has spc lalljr broufht pastor from Ceylon to look after the tngregatl n ot the Methodist ami] L %^;rch m Malacca Street, belt Hi :> Rtv BCD Matbern, n 11m Jaftncsc diocesi of ti-.e Wcsleyan Mission in
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    39 4 ipoh. Wed.— A housewife Bee An Ifooi, 30, was taken to the Ipoh District Hospital a! ::o un. today suffering from suspected food poisoning. She was found unconscious !^v her husband when he returned borne.
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    195 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Victor Christy Arokiasamy, former Assistant Public Trustee. Malacca, yesterday had his application for divorce dismissed by Mr Justice Hepworth. Arokiasainy. who filed an affidavit, statins he had resigned from his post to further his studies in the United States, sought a
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    117 4 They Fear Japanese Competition THE Bata Employees' Union yesterday warned Singapore Government that there will be mass unemployment in the local footwear industry In the immediate future, because of continued import of Japanese footwear in bulk quantities. In a statement issued last night the union secretary. Mr. M.S. Dawood said
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    57 4 THE Singapore Ninth llagiatrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday acquitted woman, Mrs. A. Vijeycone ol charge of allegedly writing ilffamatory letter to her sister-in-law, Mrs. a. Gunaratnam. Mr. Pates ordered the acquittal aiter postponing the ease [Of OOe week and going through the evidence of the
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    343 4 TEC ON MY TRAIL AS I WANDER IN '10 DOWNING STREET' STANDARD Stall reporter Chan Swan Bee. yesterday visited "10 Downing Street" th e flying home of th>e British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. BIT HE WAS NOT ALONE. Six toug-hi plainclotfoes Police Security Officers watched every movement he made.
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    59 4 SINGAPORE and the Federation will be among the 35 countries represented at the inaugural meeting of the Na tional Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Com- raoQwealtJi Chest Conference in Britain, this < ar A Commi si ncr Office si i!< r.t said < the Conferen. c uri
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    56 4 tion of jtjj 1 I I spokesrr I "°o in p^. J j However, tl**. I JP*n fo: I M.r:.v/.. 1 tion of Maiav tU HaUon on cry j j bin I J firm on the Policy adopted ton tion on Jan •embers to the same ti fitfe their
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    28 4 THE Mention I 1 common dtim f*] pur and imsnaeil A J Federation preM 1 I ■othing 1 m Mto i .i i the pcesider: i 1
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    224 5 For Liz Taylor tin-; the four main charac- round The World In 80 -m p.irtout. Princess Auda and prt'sented to the Internation--_.ilM>rt\ for auction at fhe it the Great World Cabaret n Sjturday night. d :i>. the w- rk of an .r 11-mak< r Mrs Emme Modeler of Teluk
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    79 5 STUNT MEN GET POLICE WARNING SINGAPORE police yesterday warned that individuals who take part in publicity stunts and cause traffic jams in the City, are liable to be prosecuted. The police warning came after a man dressed in a bathing suit, appeared on the roof of a departmental store in
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    Lock icon Hawker Rescues Woman
    49 5 A WOMAN. Lv Lv Koh, 22. t'e.l into the sea while having I Stroll along the Marine Parade jetty, Singapore, last evening, a food stall hawker plunged into the sea and rescued her. Lv was sent v the hospital where she was treated as an outpatient.
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    32 5 penang. Wed. Circuit Magistrate, Mr. Au Ah Wah. Will officially onen a newcourt at Balik Pulau tomor;ow morn.ng. The o'd court wa.s housed in the District Office.
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    26 5 RAJA IdTiS Iskandar Shah. Qm Raja Muda of Perak, ended his tour of the Dindings Districts yesterday with a visit to Bruas town.
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    161 5 9 NABBED IN IPOH'S ANTI-CRIME CAMPAIGN IPOH. Wed.-Ipoh Police in their present drive against pre-Chinese New iear crime, last night arrested nine people suspected of recent robberies housebreakings and thefts! Among those detained we a four-man gang of illeged house breaker... a Po7i. c spoKe.^man told The Standard The sans
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    128 5 THUGS MAKE 'ANG POW' DEMANDS A SINGAPORE sampanman wa> assaulted by secret SOCtetj Chan when he turned down t demand for "Chinese New Year expensed" in South Quay. Singapore, yesterday. 'I he >ampanman. LooThlaO Leung, wlio immediately reported the matter to the Police, said he was at a coffee Stal]
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    Lock icon SEVEN STUDENTS ARE CONVICTED
    792 5 SEVEN STUDENTS ARE CONVICTED $20 Fine For Taking Part In Illegal Parade IPOH, Wed. Despite a plea by defence counsel, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, that the Police had "bullied" students in the demonstrations of November last, seven Chinese school students five girls and two boys were todayconvicted on a charge
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    79 5 Lottery 'Runner' Is Only 12 TANJONO MALI M, Wed. Twelve-year-old Lim Hon? Chin was bound over in the Magistrate's Court here today when he pleaded guilty to assisting in the running of the illegal one thousand character lottery in Behrang Station. South Perak, on Jan. 11. Hong Chin, who taps
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    207 5 Work By Invitation Is The Rule IN RECENT years, the British Council has been overwhelmed by the "world-wide demand for help in the teaching of the English language," Sir Paul Sinker, the Council's Chairman, told Singapore Rotarians yesterday. Speaking to 117 Rotarians at their weekly
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    122 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Ofiicer Commanding the Traffic Police, Mr. G. P. Leech, today warned cyclists, motorcyclists and trishaw riders, that they must stop when people are using pedestrian crossings. It has been noticed that cyclists, in particular, take no notice of the pedestrian crossing. These
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      120 5 IrTtrr WEIRD AND MYSTERIOUS- J II AT LARGE, TERRORIZING SINGAPORE THE ELUSIVE OILY MAN! 5 I OPENS SIMULTANEOUSLY TODAY AT J ITHAY sixgapore COLISEUM kuala lumpi!r J UTH AY -KERIS FILM PRODUCTION PRESENTS J Ht(J I L V A A Mt I EXTRA SPECIAL I J S lA A I
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      56 6 Wanderers Out Via Changi ROYAL Air force. Changi. cleared their first hurdle in the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout tournament when they beat Wanderers Sports Club 4—2 on the Padang yesterday. Nugent played a grand game fox the winners by scoring three goals. The other was SCOICd by MicDonald. Wicks
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      60 6 ALL competii >n In the S: p id i v Ml-Mala; .i Mala] < lenni lo :v he'd Kua'a Lummn during the Chinese New Year lolidaya are reQuested lo nole that ute toui aameni wU] o mmence on Sunday it 9 i n Pa> or.- must report M
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      350 6 tfOUNG Men's Sikh Association showed the Singapore Teachers Union a thing or two for a twonil victory in the second replay of their Singapore Hockey Association knock-out competition match played on the SRC ground yesterday. Now the Sikhs will meet i the Singapore Cricket
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      116 6 FORTYEIGHT YEAROLD Fritz Studer, above, an employee cf Singapore's Adelphi Hotel, will be the third man in the ring for the Kiyoshi Miura-Ray Ming Chan fight tomorrow night at the Happy World stadium. Studer Introduced himself as a first class boxing referee when he answered a
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      491 6 WHEN the Kangaroos eliminated University of Malaya by 8-0 last week, many rug"by fans tiad thought that they were just a flash in the pan side. Yesterday, the Kangaroos dispelled all doubt of their rugger prowess by whipping the favoured St.
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      313 6 Mercantiles Are Up SCS Down Again DEFENDING champions' Singapore Cold Storage dropped another point when they were held to one-all draw by William Jacks in a Singapore Business House F.A. division 1 league match at Farrer Park yesterday. William Jacks, a newly promoted team, fielded a player short throughout the
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      61 6 DIVISION I. Mercantile Bank beat Pulau Bukom 4-1; Hongkong Bank i beat Malayan Breweries 3-0; Singapore (old Storage drew with William Jacks 1-1; Ford Motors beat Chartered Bank 1-0 DIVISION II Wearne Brothers beat 1.C.1 7-0; Straits Trading beat Metel Box 1-2; Shell beat S.TC. DIVISION 111 Malayan
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      108 6 THE newly-formed Sopak Raga Jala team of the University of Malaya Athletic Union defeated the Singapore Sepakat Club in all the five matches played DO Sunday on the l*:.:--wrsity's courts in Dunearn Road. Only one of the five matches went to the rubber, clearly showing
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      49 6 FOLLOWING were c e<-ted oflicc-bearers of the Sir.gap re Amateur Swimming Association at the annual general meeting held at the Chinese Swimming Club last night:President: Mr Soh Ghee Soon (re-elected): vice-presi-dent: Mr. En Cheow Eang (re-elected); Secretary/treasurer: Mr. Tok Khoon Seng (re-elected); asst. sec./treasurer: Miss Nancy Lim.
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      56 6 The following are the teams for the Singapore Hockey Association trial on the Singapore Recreation Club padang at I p.m today. COLOURS: Dollari Hamid: Mosbergen. Baldiraj Singh: Harbhajan Singh Hay. Kirpa! Singh; Nonis. H:n Yam. Pennefather Coutts. Jasbir Singh WHITES: Sooceleraj: Dardhan Sinsh Meyhendran: Gunendran. Velupillai. Drvadas; Samad.
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      25 6 THE Pasir Panjang Boys Club will hold a weight lifting and Mr.P.P.B.C. contest on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Club HalL a:
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    41 7 RUGBY Seven-aside on the Padmig; Seletar "A" vs. S.C.C. "B" Seletar "B" vs. Smith Johore. Kangaroos 'A' vs Xaval Base; RASC vs SCC 'A.' FRIEXDLY SOCCER: Raja ji SC vs Farrer Union at Farrer Pn r k sd& p.m.
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    86 7 LONDON, Feb. 12 (AFP)— English amateur soccer Circlet were shocked today by chaffjei that a team won its way to the quarterfinals of the English Amateur Cup thanks to the services of former professional player. The Football Association is ■tndjrini complaint lodged by the West Auckland
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    177 7 PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad Februarj 12 (Reutor> West Indies beat Pakistan in the second I>>t which ended here yesterday by 120 runs, final stores beins West Indies 325 and 312. Pakistan 252 and 235. The nr>t Test was drawn. II had been fluctuating struggle
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    124 7 Farewell To The Sporting Rhodesians FEDERATION* sports fans will miss yet another sporting services unit when the Ist Battalion, Rhodesian African Rifles, sail home by the troopship Dilwara today. The Rliodcsian African Rifles have distinguished themselves in various sports field in the Federation with distinction durmq their stay of two
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    32 7 BIRMINGHAM, Feb 12 (Reuter) Randolph Turpin. British light heavyweight champion, beat Wimsnoek «jf Holland on points over ten At Brickfield Road Eurasian rounds at the Embassy Sportsdrome here last night
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    38 7 OFFICE-BEARERS of the Malayan Water-Ski Association tor 1958 are: President: Noel Godson; Vricepresident. Bobby Lim; SecretaryDr C. W. Chew; Treasurer: R. F. Paterson; Committee: Lucy Che; 1 Jimmy Lee, Oei Kirn Hock, B. Blakeborough, and C. Bryce.
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    178 7 \BERDEEX. Scotland Fee. Re iter) The Australian Rugby Union tourists defeated rth of Scotland by six thre< (2 p< na ty goals g oaJ g< a I at Linksfieid i here yesterday. Xorth of s tland led by threi oomts at hal: ÜbM i
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    63 7 World Cup Draw Protest By Austria VIENNA. Feb. 12 (Renter)— The Austrian Football Federation today protested to the International Football Federation against the draw for the World Cup and demanded a new draw. In a telegram FIFA's Executive Committee the Austrian body said the draw which took place in Stockholm
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    187 7 MUNICH. West Germa.-.y. Feb 12, (Reuter) Doctors Itood by at Munich's Richts Dei [gar Ho* pital thi s morning awaiting the arrival Of an artificial kidney for footballer Duncan Edward?, who is in "very acute danger." They will operate to connect the rare apparatus to his
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    148 7 LONDON, Feb. 12 (Reuter) —The English Football Association yesterday agreed to Manchester United's application for the postponement of their Cup match on Saturday Seven United players were killed and nine injured in las; Thursday's air crash at Munich The fif^i round match against Sheffield Wednesday. will now
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    382 7 BUSBY DOES NOT KNOW ABOUT DEATHS News Might Cause Relapse MUNICH, West Germany, Feb. 11 (Reuter).— Matt Busby, Manchester United Football Club manager, injured in last Thursday's air crash here, has not yet been told that some of his team mates were killed. Seven of the team were killed returning
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    133 7 LONDON. Feb. 12 (Reuter) Manchester United, who before the plane crash at Munich, were nine to four favourites for the English Football Association Cup, are now fourth favourites at 100 to nine. But they were backed to win 10,000 sterling when the card was
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    209 9 Malayan Doing Research In U.K. DLRING his six rr.on'hs vta .v in Britain to Study snima] husbandry Mr Spong Mm Thau. Deputy Veterinary Officer. Ponang has driven with his ,vife over WOO m:lo s and visited Ihi major research and I xpf nrr.ental establishmeats. l! „has hrr n 1 vrry
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    213 9 Business In Shares MALAYAN sharebrokefl :o--1 i c following b isiness done: F. A X ords *2 57J, S2 55 odd lot; ci i• m (2 20; H Wa igh >1.47j; .1 ick> m >1 40; M. B:e- 4 1 overnight nd \oCemeni M 26; M I' >: .> BtL\.
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    25 9 INDUSTRIALS were firm While tins and rubbers were steady yesterday. Price changes announced by the Malayan Shar-brokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Rivers ItUCfl
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    114 9 DIRECTOR ON FAR EAST TOUR YUM director of the clock and watch division of the Smith group of companies, Mr. K.H. Randall, has Iff! Brrain by air tor a world tour. He is to contact the company's agents UMI represcntat ?es in every country included in h:> tour. This COVexa
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    45 9 MR. J. L. READING, assistant secretary of the London Board of Trade, who arrived in Singapore yesterday by X.L.M. Mr. Reading told The Standard that his visit to the Colony was a routine one. He will stay three days before flying to Rangoon.
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    120 9 Outer Roads FeliDes Teireisias, Dahak.l. Norvest Croat Oaks, Labuan Haji, T..n 2 Shan. Glory Loraine, SJimemnon, Tymiarrus. Hoejh riiff Siberoet. Pyrrhus. Ellen Maersk, Tees Breeze. Roggeveen S° B-la. Inner Roads Tc Pinan.:. TOrina, Hm.? Tat. Servant Rtngkachindr, Trek Thonfl Sin Urn Lcng, Gian B Beo. Ind .n.
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    63 9 WINNER of a Necchi Chinese New Year contest organized by the importers of the sewing machine, Optorg Co. (M) Ltd.. is Miss Chua Gek Lan. She is seen receiving her prize from Mr. N. Wajsmel, who is in charge of Optorg's Necchi Department. The presentation was made
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    243 9 EXPORTS from the sterling area continued to expand at the same rate W in the third quarter of 1957 as in the first half of the year, according to The Board of Trade Journal published in London. Total U.K. exports increased more in the third quarter
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    31 9 THE Malayan Exchange Bank> Association made the following change.; in its rates to merchants yesterday: Soiling. T.T. or O.D. ready: *****; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered
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    297 9 Malay Arts For Seattle Fair KUALA lA'MPL'R. Wed Malaya's famous Kclantan Silverware and Trengganu "Kain Songket" will be disn'aved for the first time in the United States at the seventh Washington State International Trade Fair at Seattle on AP This 11 ii t °an attempt by the Rural and Industrial
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    72 9 RESULTS of an inquiry by the Federation of British Industries into the Future of trade fairs in Britain showed that the vast majority of trade associations favour specialized fairs and not a genera; la.r. Opinion was about equally divided SIMMg those who expressed a view on
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    171 9 A STEP towards the development of civil aviation in Sarawak was taken this week with the arrival of Mr. Alan Cameron, who has been engaged on contract by the Government as an airfield construction supervisor. I Mr. Cameron's main task will be to supervise the
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    97 9 duce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: cunr Jan -Fob UK/ Continent $30] buyers $31 i sellers: coconut oil in bulk S4si sellers; in drums $49 sellers Mun'.ok white pepper SlO2 sellers; Sarawak white SlOl sellers; special Sarawak black $63. Singapore Coora Association closin2 prices- ta.r merchantable
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    218 9 LAND VALUES IN LABUAN SOARING 200 p.c. Jump Reported LAND values in Labuan have jumped by at least 200 per cent, it was revealed at a meeting of business guilds of this free port recently. As a result, there have been considerable activity in the land market,
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    139 9 RUBBER SLIPS CENT RUBBER sipped i cent un the Singiipoe market yesterday and closed steadier. International fir.-t <;:ade tor February was quoted at 772 rents per Ib. 7 7 j cents II Monday). The market opened lowe:. but ruled Steady, quiet throughout the morning. At noon, some up-countiy liquidation caused
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    102 9 WHEN Mrs. Rose Minnie leaves Singapore on Saturday for a round-lhe-uorld trip by (Jantas. she becomes the airline* first passenger to make the world flight from the Colony. Mrs. Minnie is Qantas Pub' e Relations Officer. She is seeing the world during her three weeks* annual leave.
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    88 9 AN order !o '< p\ wire mpe for 215.000 font [< i Iwi Igl I Oil tar.X( :> .v being huiH in .Tat "as been received by a S o*'.. h pany. Tins order w;, M .r. v Xationa' B .k-C". -rrier.s In I New York
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    449 10 New York 's Schools WASHINGTON r pHE City of New York has woken to the fact that there is something rotten in its school system. The situation has been dramatised by the events in the John Marshall Junior Ugh School. This school is a
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    1081 10 Standard News letters Golden Boys and Girls William Millinship writes from Paris j 'THE under-thirties are having things very much their own way in France these days. Admittedly the Prime Minister has reached the ripe age of 38, but, outside the world of politics, success seems to be reserved for
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    263 11 Cable Sent To Rhodesia Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman in a special able thanked the Prime Minister of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nvasaland for the help the Ist Battalion of the Rhodesian African Rifles had given Malaya in the emergency war. The
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    86 11 h mier Mr MacmillM, and Singapore Mayor, Mr 7 OOffn ff En? Guan. sipping Chinese tea during the Piemtert rb« to the City Council yesterday. 'Jolly fcoocr said Mr. .ALun. Ulan alter a lew ripi .Mr. Matmillan sign.s the City Condi vi Hon book. LnU^ m b Mayor, Mr. On;
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    166 11 RUBBER TIN PRICES i rents por llj in Sin^;i pore vtstordaj were. Rii\e:s Mkn Spot (nom.l 7<, 77, R.S.S. No 1 7"i; 77. March R.S.S. X". l K.S S NO 2 February 7! Mj K.S.S N« 3 February 7; Mj ii'ii;-: Str.idi, r. The price ol tin in Singapore ycsterda>
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    28 11 69-YEAR-OLD cyclist, Ooli Bee L:i. oi Kampong Ta'.ang in Kuala Kpngsar. ,va^ kiUed by a hlt-and-run motoris: at the 32| Mile Falping Read about P.W yesterday.
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    56 11 A FORMER City Council Ga> Department cmp'.oyee, Arthiappan. was yesterday committed to itaad trial at the Assizes on a thargf of kidnapping a Singapore contractor. Appavoo Kandiar. in September last year. Inspector Harban Singh told the Magistrate. Mr R. B. I. Pates, at the preliminary inquiry, yesterday,
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      200 12 MANILA, Feb. 12 (UP)— Two European countries lavour a Philippine proposal for the integration «>t the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Has I: lad Pact Organization, and the South-east Asia Treat} Organization into a grand Western defence allLVior. it was disclosed today. In
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      108 12 TOKYO. Peb 12 (AFP) —A C:^.::e>e who had been in hi ling in Northern Japan lot 15 years a::er escaping from a ■paiM M '80 If ■mpi, wai Bound last week when ho leanMd lot thi Bnl time that the war ended. UU f
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      90 12 U.S. ARMY SENDS UP MISSILE CAPE CANAVERAL (F orii .fi Eb i a Redstone ba i>t: tho backbor, i I the Jupiter-C which success: a hed the first American sate ite a.: .-.o i :a>t i I h > skywards in a streak of flame at 7.53 GMT) disappeared into
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      149 12 AMMAN Fob 12 < Router) K.ru n of J rdan ar i h:s c .:> n King Faisal Iraq. r.r.nued their talks lay n :^e P >.-:b:.itv of :'.:< :r two Ha.-he-mite cc-;:: r > \v th a c >mb.r.; i p pulat: n of 7.000.000.
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      433 12 ARMED FORCES p o j ALERTED AS C J IN TUNISIA W0R S TUNIS, (Tunisia). Feb 12 < I p Tunisians shouting their hatred i I ing (or arms gathered today in t I I Tunisian -armed forces and gencl;u mf i serious trouble. J Dm
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      193 12 U.S. SOLDIER ON TRIAL FOR 'SELLING SECRETS' TO RUSSIA WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (UP) Army M/Sgt Roy A. Rhodes went on trial yesterday on charges of conspiring with Russian spies to peddle American secrets for vodka, money and sex. His defence attorneys immediately asked the court martial to throw out the
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      65 12 NEW DELHI. Feb. 12 ißeuter) Indian Railways have ordered ten broad gauge electric AC. type locomotives from Mitsubishi Denki KabuShiki Kai>ha. Tokyo, an official >poke>man said here today. Payment of the con of 9. 800. 000 rupees will be on deferred terms following an initial payment
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      39 12 THE r.s Coast and Geodetic Survey hai started measuring lie movement of Atlantic coastal watera to determine what effect the future usa of nuclear-powered ships arid cean dumping of radio-active wastes mignt have near popiiiation centres. Reuter,
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      80 12 NEARLY 2.000 soldiers from the Republic of Korea Army and United Nations forces in Korea march In review for U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau, departing 1 Corps commander, as Iwo new weapons of the U.N. forces loom mightily against the winter sky. In the
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      376 12 U.S. BRANDS GUIDED DEMOCRACY' GOVT. IN R.I. AS COMMUNIST WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (UP) Secretary of State John Fostci Dulles, at his news conference yesterday, urged the establishment in Indonesia of a government which is constitutional and reflects the real desires of the people of that archipelago. He described President Soekarno's
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      145 12 Ike To Urge Talks On Outer Space WASHINGTON, Feb. II (IT) President Eisenhower H planning to urge speedy East- Wot art ion on outer space ami disarmament problems in a new letter being prepared fol Soviet Premier Xiko'.ai Bu.ganin. administration Officials reported today. The President's letter to Bulganin Is la
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      84 12 No Peace Talks Yet With Russia -TOKYO. Feb. 12 (Renter).— .Japan cannot accept at the present moment a Soviet proposal to Immediately open negotiations lor a peace treaty between the two countries, the Parliamentary Vice Foreign Minister. Mr Takizo IfatSUmoto. said here today. Mr. Matsumoto confirmed at a Lower House
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      64 12 PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 12 (UP) Detectives raided two movie theatres yesterday and confiscated films of the French movie "And God Created Women" starring Brigitte Bardot on the grounds that they were obscene. The six detectives and two assistant district attorneys arrested William Kenefsky manager of the "Studio."
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      52 12 PORT SAID. Feb. 12 (AFP) Navigation in the Suez Canal was resumed last night after being blocked for 14 hours following a collision between two tankers n°ar Suez. On Tuesday morning, the Liberian tanker Mariverda was in collision with the Norwegian tanker Vestfold 152 kilometres south
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      178 12 ADELAIDE, Feb. 12 (Reuter) Forty-four-year old Australian Army colonel, Richard Durance, who is to marry his teenage sweetheart, 8.8.C. studio manager Nina Littlewood. whom he has not seen for 19 years, said today: "Don't make us look like a couple of
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      110 12 Get Out Of Country, Peron Told GUIDAD TRUJILLO. Dominican Republic. Feb. 12. <Reuter> Ex-President Juan Perun of Argentina yesterday was requested to .ea\y the Dominican Republic "without delay 1 became he had violated asylum granted to him. The Interior Minister Don Agilio Alvara Pina liked him to leave in view
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