Singapore Standard, 22 February 1958

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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Cable: "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22. IOSB Vol. VIII. Uo. 234 15 cts. 12 Poges [FINAL EDITION]
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    59 1 LONDON. Peb 21 (AFP) The T<K)-lon Danish subrr.arinc "Stoeren* 1 surfaced today after the British Admiralty reported it had lost rontart with the undersea rratt and feit "some anxiety" about its safety The Sloeren. which irai participating In a NATOorganized naval exercise u!l Portland surfaced around
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    23 1 QUEEN Elizabeth's uersonal physician Lord Evans. left London by air yesterday for the French Riviera tn see Sir Winston Churchill.— AFP
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    96 1 LONDON. Feb. 21. (AFP) British Home Secretary. Mr. R. H. Butler was greeted with a shower of rotten eggs and tomatoes and festooned in toilet paper in a more than usually warm student "welcome" a.s he wa s installed today as honorary Rector of the University of
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    Lock icon ARAB UNION POLLS START
    43 1 CAIRO, Feb. 21 (AFP) About 8,000.000 vo:ers in Egypt and Syria queued up today at polling centres throughout the two countr.es to give a final legal approval for the merger of the *.wo countries into the United Arab Republic.
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    Lock icon INDONESIAN WAR IS ON
    304 1 TWO RI. PLANES STRAFE TOWN 7 Bombs Dropped: Many Injured And Some Killed PADANG, (SUMATRA), FEB. 21— TWO INDONESIAN AIR FORCE BOMBERS STRAFED THE POPULATION OF PAINAN, ABOUT 50 MILES SOUTH OF PADANG THIS MORNING, CAUSING SEVERAL CASUALTIES, A SPOKESMAN FOR THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT OF INDONESIA,
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    Lock icon CHINESE NEW YEAR TREAT FOR POOR CHILDREN
    292 1 CHINESE NEW YEAR TREAT FOR POOR CHILDREN Fan And Food Await 2,000 TWO THOUSAND un-der-pnvileged children bom the rural areas of Singapore and the surrounding island.-; will be given one of tue biggest treats of the Chinese New Year in the Great World this afternoon. Arrangements have been completed to
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    Lock icon AIK HOE TO PAY $850,000
    47 1 The Chief Justice of Singapore, Sir John Whystt, yesterday fined Aik Hoe and Company Limited 5850.000 an aggregate of 525.000 per charge —on 34 charges of infringing the Colony's Foreign Exchange regulations. Notice of appeal was lodged. (Full story see Page 11)
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    30 1 TOTAL of 500 Communist rebels surrendered yesterday to Burmese Vice Premier U Ba Bwee in a little Arakan village it was learned in Ran- soon yesterday.— AFP
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    Lock icon FIFTY EGYPTIANS HELD IN SUDAN
    188 1 They Tried To Enter Without Visas KHARTOUM. Feb. 21 (Reuter) Fifty Egyptians have been arrested just inside the Sudanese border at Wadi Haiti when they tried to enter the country on a river steamer without visas last night. Ihe area immediately north Vadi Haifa is
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    Lock icon UK To Make Long-Range Missiles
    121 1 UK To Make Long-Range Missiles LONDON. Feb. 21, Reuter) —A British baMstic mtesUe la being developed on the highest priority as well as powered bombs of considerable range Mr. Georye Ward the Air MinLsUT. announced today. Britain's deterrent power has been "greatly increased" by the success of her mil-lion-ton hydrogen
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    218 1 1 1NIS, Feb. 21 (UP) Tunisian authorities closed five French Consulates by force last night, French officials charged today. Fbc move threw new strain on tense French-Tuni-sian relations and lessened chances for successful AngloL.S. mediation between the two countries. Tunisia had declared four of France's
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    54 1 THIS first picture to come out of Padang, Sumatra shows youths gathered to hear Colonel Achmad Hussein proclaim the revolutionary Republic of Indonesia. During the rally Co'.onel Hussein tossed his colonel's insignia into the crowd and was then given it back to be "recommi ceinnpil hv
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    194 1 TRIAL WITH NO NAMES: TAPPER TO HANG FOR MURDER KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A seven-man jury trying a rubber tapper for the murder of a colleague, returned a verdict of "guilty" alter retiring a second time in the Supreme Court here tonight. The jury fir.st retired for 75 minutes and returned
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    60 1 SUVA, 'Fiji*. Feb. 21 'Reuter) Fifteen people are now known to have died when a Catalina dying boat crashed and exploded as it at empted to land at Raiatea Island near Tahiti yesterday. The Catalina, owned by a Tahiti subs. diary of the French airline
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    39 1 SOVIET bombers "are rapable of dropping lethai load* on any point ol the qlor,e.'" Soviet Air Force Chef Marshd Ivan Baqramian declared in M article published ve-terdav in the "Znamia" organ of the Soviet Writers Union.— AFP
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    Lock icon S'PORE BANS ARMS EXPORTS
    442 1 THE Singapore Government yesterday damped down on the export of war materials to any Indonesian port. Minis'.er for Commerce and Industry Mr .1 M. Jumabhoy. explaining thp ban. said it was Smcapores policy to keep clear of involvement in Indonesia's internal dispute. Stiessmg that "we will
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    171 1 TAIPEI. Feb. 21 (Reuter) The Nationalists had greatly increased infiltration of the Chine.se mainland in the last six months, Premier O. K. Yui said today. He .said spy centres estah.ished in that time exceeded the target by 50 per cent. Premier Yui. making
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    Lock icon THERE WON'T BE A FRONT-LIB SOC. MERGER, SAYS LIM
    233 2 The Cause Clash Ot Personalities THERE will be no merger or alliance between the Labour Front and the Liberal Socialists because of differences in personalities within the two parties, Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock said yesterday. The Chief Minister
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    133 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A tip off from a member of the public last night led to the recovery of cash and stolen jewellery worth, $4,200 at Klang New Village, about ten miles from here. The jewellery and cash, which were recovered intact, belong
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    147 2 Learn Politics But Don't Indulge In It STUDENTS in Form VI in English schools should be encouraged to study the merits I and demerits of political parties, the Chief Mini.-ter, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told 41 students from the Victoria School yesterday. But he warned the students that they must
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    52 2 CHINESE bride poses with her newly-wed Pakistani husband soon aftei the ceremony in Ipoh on Thursday, after becoming: a iMuslim. They are Mr (iulab Khan and his wife. Rosminah. the former Misj Keo Lin Yuet. Mr Khan is an Instructor in th Federal Police Training School in
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    47 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Eye-witnesses to the fatal accident in Pudu Road yesterday are requested to 'get In touch with the Traffic Pol ire. About 9.45 p.m. a 22-year-old motorcyclist was' in collision with a pedestrian, who later died from the injuries received.
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    26 2 THE Asrama Putin!, K'.ar.g (the Malay Girls' Hostel), will hod a Ma'am Pusparagam (Variety Night) concert at the hostel ha!l today at 7.30 p.m.
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    38 2 a r.^Ai.NA camera rcponen to have been stolen from a photo studio :n Gey.ang Road an Feb. 12 was recovered vrsterriav when Pollet o>:ained a man. Its MVWf i> Mhti to ron;art tho Polirp.
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    490 3 ADITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD New Land Policy I f 22. <Z~i "-E National Londs Council is drawing up a t z-d policy for all the Malay States. The c >o prevent the sub-division of smallnto uneconomic lots. It is the practice c o landowners to sell part of their land
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    302 3 -WARTA believes that foreign pressure is i.r^d to break up the Indonesian archipelago hi spile r of influence. The Central Govern- been over sensitive on this point. Last 'ndonesian newspapers circulated the •~r certain private interests in Singapore '-r.c'ng the rebel colonels in Sumatra. It i-
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    1088 3 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN U.S. MORE SADISTIC... INSIDE AMERICA-By Patrick o 'Donovan WASHINGTON 'I'HOSE who live on Manhattan bland do not regard juvenile delinquency v an abstract, or evA remote problem. It has acquired the immediacy of an .nfeclious disease in the next apartment And if you are not noticeably well-to-do,
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    35 3 Gold is the most malleable, or ductile, of metals. One ounce of gold [avoirdupois\ can be drawn in the form of a con toil wire thread to a length of 51 miles.
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    999 3  - HARSH OBSTACLES IN INDIA'S GOLDEN AGE Jonathan Swayne By NEW DELHI IN India's gropingi along \hc road towards a new golden age toll a| d I I democracy where every peasant will have land to till, industrial workers be housed in thoUMßdf of shiny Welwyn Garden Cities. and corruption have
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    120 3 Shots from the talks Those Who Deserve Help -I SOMETIMES wunrlci whether it li not true that on'.y thu.-e are real y worth r.c'pin.; who ITC determined to lurvhri and to racceed whether oim ne.ps them or BOt." G#Ofoi f 1 Kcnuan, ProitMOt Oj H:*U) r ai the fnstttvtc Adr
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    438 3 the NEWS ps it strikes me pbjb /tofofr a brave man wuh the power of his convictions would dan- to say, as did Tunku Abdul Rahman on Tuesday last: "We stand fir.n on the Mala* secondary school issue, even if it means that we have to suffer defeat in the
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    Lock icon Youths Want Only Malay And English
    105 4 SINGAPORE UMNO youths want only English and Malay to be used in the Colony's Councils. Youth loader. Inehe All Alwi. said yesterday that a resolution calling for English and Malay as the only languages to be ased in tho Legislative, City and District Councils
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    23 4 GOVERNOR of Feaanfc Raji Sii Uda, yestcrdax dc lared open |h€ now mosQue bI Kampong Kuala Muda in Province W0..0-'.o.\' North,
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    251 4 FRONT TO PRESS FOR ANTHEM Also A National Flag To Greet The Home Rule ADOPTION of a State Anthem and a national flag for Singapore after her achievement of self-government will be lw« of the main resolutions coming up before the Labour Front delegates conference on March 8. The assistant
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    Lock icon VILLAGES PRAY FOR RAIN
    192 4 VILLAGES PRAY FOR RAIN ALOR STAR, Fri. Thousands of Malays living in five kampongs in the district of Kubang Pasu arc today offering special prayers in the hope that rain may come soon. They have run OUt ot fresh water [or more than ten days. The kamponns Affected are Gegat
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    72 4 ALL raid and duos payable to the Rural Board on houses, land and robber estates in Pulau Tekong should bo paid at the Pulau Tekong Boys' Club on Tuesday between BIOQ any and L3Q pun. Mdd the acting Secretary of the Board. Mr. Lew KhOOQ Nain.
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    61 4 A LIQl"OR->hop rr :^:c'.c: Lai Pah Nam, wna I ned |2€ an i or ie. c i '.o \\y S co v ~i> pcnsni n to a K Na ga nah, I > Penang 1 >trctc A-; Ah Wab jn itcraajT for allowing a cioq ;o v
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    92 4 Laundryman Falls Into Boiling Water ALOR STAR, Fri.— A 24-year-old laundryman Karama, attached to the Ist Malay Regiment Camp in Kepala Batas here, fell into a hugt pot of boiling water yesterday. He was rushed to hospital where his condition was reported serious. A Police spokesman said that Karama was
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    392 4 INAUGURATION IN APRIL KUALA LIMPIR. Fri. Malaya's own air force, with' Air Commodore A. V. K. Johnstone as its first Air fffff Commanding, will be inaugurated early in April. It will have no fighters or bombers. Ibe Alliance Cabinet has ided that for the
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    143 4 3 Languages Aim For Schools THK choice of the medium of Instruction In Singapore idb i li was entire y a mattf r 1 E parents, said Education Minister. Mr. Chew Swcc Kec. ye>t en lay. The cnoii c having hat i made, Mr. Ctttw Hod, Qm children iroul I
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    61 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. -The n\v Federation of Mala: a passports will be available from March 1. it was announced tod.iv The de>i?n was approved by the Cabinet and the passports printed :n England Passports will be available to nil Federal citizens at any of the Immigration Offires
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    55 4 THE Sinyantuv Arab community will bold a tt a party at the Badminton Hail. Guillemard Roa:i. tomorrow, to celebrate the Federation'! achievement of Iferdeka Federation Prinv Minister T;;nku Abdul Rahman will attend the party. Ft deration and Singanore Minisfc rs. including, Chief Minister Lim Vow Hork.
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    30 4 I.LM YEW PANT.. who pleaded guilty in a Singapore District Court yesterday to theft <■!' a gold Bcdda value it S7O, irom .1 -year-old childfl was remanded Iffl la* day.
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    122 4 New Doctors For Malaya AFTER the conTemns of degrees cpremon> at Sydney i nivrrsii Dr Lai Foo Kun. si?nu> Austral.an iricnd. Miss Elaine Gooi, the rertificate of the li'^ree of Bachelor of Modirine md Bachelor of Surger> which he revived irom the Chancellor ol Sydnej University, Sir Charles Bickerton Blackburn
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    124 4 IPOH. m HH Medical Supo-intendcnt I I ral Mi ntal li-ispital at ng Ramfa H in, Dr M I I C ch< m< wh > went n in Spptt-mbtr laM ■■<.-' xp< ct« d back ar.d will I I:. Dm meantime. ..t al Su; Dr S
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    89 4 COLONY IS NOT ONE BIG BROTHEL I I j that "p j Mr. Lim v. 1 i statemon mjj •tfrin Fozdar. s Women, at J sesaicn of t: j confe ence j M- t ;d Mr F J statemen the v J residon s, Mr. Urn a?l I control even
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    17 4 They'll Stress This Point t«E Trair.ing *i»i vIH he necfliM blish go«». Monday ■ef Mi«» the sctnwr
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    Lock icon LIM PRAISES CREATIVE ROLE PLAYED BY COLONY LENSMEN
    149 4 LIM PRAISES CREATIVE ROLE PLAYED BY COLONY LENSMEN SINGAPORE Chief Minister, Lim Yew Hock. in opening the Ninth International Salon of Photography yesterday praised the "creative part" played by Colony photographers. Mr. Lim said they had not only earned a place in Singapore's "cultural calendar." but also in the international
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    152 5 il nTICK Knight in the Singapore Assizes ntt-nced Haji Baharudin bin Haji Mohamed live ears' jail for unlawful possession of pistols and 4ti rounds of ammunition. urned a six to one verdict of guilty on ts. T I Msoi He years" jail on each to run concurrently. In passing
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    53 5 1 iv. menber B i Frr.vin t W dey South. Haji Sul man In Haji Ahmad, will ask the St ite Sc retary, Mr, H. R, E SI itc Co mil meet- z nn We Inesdav whether jOfernment had appfOfl I II I teaching of I imic re u"n
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    Lock icon AUSSIE BLOOMS FOR COLONY
    66 5 THESE are some of the Australian wild flowers to be airlifted for the coming Singapore Flower Show. Picture shows a nursery 50 miles from Sydney, which cultivates native flowers. Qantas Empire Airways are arranging to fly in some of these blooms for the show at the
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    129 5 Lim May Head $10 M. Rural Plan SIXGAPORES Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, is expected to head the proposed $10,000,000 Rural Development Board when it i s set up by the Colony Government shortly. The Standard learned yesterday. The scheme, which alms at improving conditions in the Colony"* rural
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    222 5 SANTA BARBARA, (California), Feb. 21 (UP) The Singapore and Malayan Governments will be asked to pay MSb.OOO towards the M 5420,000 Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA advertising and publicity budget for this year. A PATA committee approved a report calling for expenditure of
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    82 5 SUB LIEUTENANT Rid"Kin bin Saheran. of the Royal Malayan Navy, has bin appointed an extra aide-de-camp to the Governor of Singapore. Sir William Ooode. He will be the first Naval officer to hold this appointment. Che Ridzuan Joined the RMN in 1950 as a
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    74 5 THF Commandant General r Urn R val Air For.c ReKiment, Air Vice-Marshal JI-.F. Funner-Good, arrived in Singapore J^sterday on a four-day tour of Ma 'ay a. ThQ Air chief, who is on a two-week inspection of all RA F units in the Far Fast, will Inspect RAF.
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    Lock icon TWO HELD IN ROBBERY CASE
    68 5 MALACCA, Fri.— Police authorities here today arrested two men from Singapore in connection with the attempted robbery of a Chinese rubber dealer near Kandang Village yesterday. The men armed with daggers, fled when the dealer raised an alarm. Villagers held one man, while a second
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    Lock icon Four Months For Cheating
    63 5 KUALA LUMPO* Fn.— a youth was today sentenced to four months 1 imprisonment by Magistrate Inche Abdul Rani for cheating a coffee-shop owner. t c Mohammad No t bin Saul. pleaded guilty to cheating Chong Sin Pow at Bungsai Road on the morning of Dec. io
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    147 5 PLANS ALL SET FOR VARSITY'S BIG DIGS' THE Archaeological Society of the University of Malaya has finalized plans for two major excavations in Malacca and Kedah. A 20-man team il due to leave the Colony on Monday for Malacca, to excavate an area behind the present Municipal offices, once the
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    Lock icon No Cut In Petrol Tax —Lim
    178 5 No Cut In Petrol Tax Lim THE Singapore government will not reduce the petrol tax. the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock said yesterday. He told representatives from seven road and water haulage associations yesterday that he would consult the Financial Secretary regarding their requests for coupons to buy petrol
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    52 5 HENG A. Tjang, yesterday pleaded not guilty in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court to a crfarge of causing hurt to Yeo Yik Chee with a knife on July 2 last year. He was alleged to have committed the offence at Sago Lane. Bail was allowed till
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    246 5 THE 3.000-strong Singa- 1 pore Teachers' Union is dissatisfied over Government's delay in implementing promises made to the Union a year ago, secretary of the Union. Mr. KS. Williams said yesterday. The first of these promises, Mr. Williams said, regards the conditions of entry into the
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    256 5 But They Have To Wait MORE than 200 girls in Singapore hare applied for jobs as Malayan Airways air hostesses, the chief flight stewardess, Miss Rosemary Tay, told The Standard yesterday. Miss Tay said that the applications dated as far back as two
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    149 5 COUNCIL BID TO AVERT STRIKE THE Singapore City Council will today make an attempt to avoid a threatened strike by its 10.000 dailyrated workers. The CoOBCfTI Labour subcommittee will meet leaders of the Labour Unions Federation to thrash out differencei regarding the issue of Hi retrenched workers at the Kallang
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    242 5 Vessels Ordered From Finland INDONESIA'S sea transport and communication services will shortly be improved by an addition of 24,000 tons in new ships, i This improvement Is to be brought about by the addition of eight vessels to the present fleet of 45 ships owned
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    526 6  -  WINDSOR LAD Says This Newcomer Is Out To Make Malayan Turf History SELDOM has a newcomer to the Malayan turf won a Gold Cup first Urne nut. But I expect DOUBLE EAGLE to ma ke history and win the sB,ooo Selangor Gold Cup for Kwik Stable at Kuala Lumpur
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    634 6 Great Saxon Fancied RIVE SIX RACE O\E Ellen's Treasure locks good for a double. He won well ever 5\ fur.onss In Division Throe on the first day. and though now promoted t division with eight pounds extra than actual weight, he could again s?e
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    285 6 The Choice Is Miss Harmony RACE TWO Miss Harmony should keep up her good work and complete a double for the meet. After her Penang success she scored a fluent win here j on the second day. She gets 13 pounds more than actual weight but as she will again
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    21 6 Ganelon A Good Thing rue 0 00t a I like none be.ter than Ganelon. This Dante four-year-old was putting in good
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    193 6 JOCKEY Barry Moon. a leading jockey from Sydney, arrived yesterday to ride for Penang trainer 'Doc' Rodders. Moon, who rides at 7.10. will be seen in action at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. Trainer Pop Sle:gh celebrated his 78th birthday on Chinese New Year day
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    88 6 NEW YORK, Feb. 21 (Reur) Kosei Kamo, Japan's Davis Cup captain, reached the second round of the United States indoor lawn tennis championships here lasi night with a 13-11 6-3 victory over Thomas Freiberg oJ Yale University. The four top seeded menDenmark's Kurt Nielsen, th< defending
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    115 6 THE Spring Cup for Class 1, DivU.on 1 milers will be the man attraction at the Singapore Turf Club's March/ April meeting on March 29. April 2 and 5. The race carries $7,000 In S.akcs plus a cup. There will be tWo runs for each
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    34 7 Coach From America 1 -h, Amerin}.o will z ■\r nn (Feb. 24 r a 4>onr of the fMtPO<d as hn dr- Wchputting the s truck r field clinic conducted recently u4ev Yn Yt'-.:.ane. Laos.
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    200 7 IffO S'»Ji- i:: Hie last three l r .:rs Pi\ by \\Ur I id Vu tr.ru School |i Boys' AssfN-i.i-.inn to hold fife ißtiiution Old Boys' I [o .1 threr all draw l old Boys soccer f.ir the Marshall X I. ground >e> if. nans,
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    33 7 v I IMPIR. Fri M niNtrr Tunku Abdul mnuunced tonight id .v opted an info utend the third i».imrs in Tokyo in h, u.tnpssins: the I his private capacity.
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    25 7 LHCTORIA School ben' R*« ''ftrtion by two goals to one ter-school sore- Batch ftt Victoria School ground n and Salleh sco 'ictnrians .V.hJMi
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    31 7 Meckiff' s 2 Wickets 21 Reuter > ::ad ~c red for the loss wict lunch on II c Brit day match -ere Austr i ;ckets M kl pasjl Meckiff with only MM
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    18 7 i:STER. Feb. 20. Cyril W.i-hbrook. England Test :rr.»T England a^ain captain the country p: ship this
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    146 7 ADELAIDE. Feb. 21 'Reuter) Professional Australian minis star Lew Hoad, said today he had world professional champion Pancho Gonzales. worried over their 100 match contest in which Hoad La leading 14 to seven. In l radio-telephone interview with the Adelaide News today Hoad .said: "I
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    136 7 Pakistan Take Ist Innings Lead KINGSTON. Jamaica. Feb. 21 (Reutcrj A century by Alimudciin, a regular opening batsman dropped to number six place in the order helped the Pakistan touring cricket team take a first innings lead of 130 runs over Jamaica on the second day of their match here.
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    37 7 PASIR Panjang Secondary School trounced Queen's Town Secondary School by eight 'oals to nil in a friendly socvr match played at the PPSS ground yesterday. Scorers were: Morthv •<• Yahaya 2, Hearn Chik. Rahrrar and Vunahar.
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    129 7 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Friday— Twenty-four teams will be taking part In the Selangor Hockey Association knockout competition which will start next week. Eleven teams have entered for the senior division while thirteen teams will compete in the junior division. The draw for the first round matches resulted
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    179 7 f >\lM>\ Keb 21, (Reuter) 1 'kburn Hovers quali- riipft Liverpool in the hnils of the English 1 I Xvsoi -ation Cup by C inliff M in a fifth r«p| a> a t Blackburn r <•• 1 a goalless !irT ast Saturday. v ;?:as surressor
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    742 7 "HATEFUL" ...I'LL SAY IT IS! PETER WILSON ANSWERS AN ATTACK BY AN AUSSIE LONDON, Fri. When someone takes the trouble to send you a newspaper clipping from 12,000 miles away, the odds are that it's going to be very good or utterly outrageous. I'll leave it to you to decide
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    405 7 Rosandich Will Spend 4 Months In Federation KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Fri.— American track star and coach, Thomas Rosandich, will arrive here on Monday to prepare the Malayan team for the Asian Games to be <uid in Tokyo in June. R>> i:^:" v -en I*l
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    179 7 MELBOURNE, Feb. 21 (Reuter)— An International Women's Cricket Council was formed by delegates from Uniteit Kingdom, Holland, South Africa, New Zealand and Australia here today, i This was the first time an international cricket council has been formed although the men's associations several years ago
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    75 7 MIAMI BEACH, Florida.! Feb. 21. (Reutor)— Kid Gavilan, former world welterweight champion, who is attempting a comeback, was beaten on points here last night by Ralph (Tigjei Jones, of Brooklyn. Jones, who has never attained the prominence of the Cuban fighter, attacked viciously and punished
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    70 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 21 Reuter) Two American athletic teams will visit Middle and Far East countries this spring. the Amateur Athletic Union (A.A.U) annnounced yesterday. The two teams, each of five men, will leave New York on March 24 and return April 23 One
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    73 7 PENANG, Fri. Penang Sports Club beat Penang Police 7-1 in a league hockey match on the Western Road ground today. The winners took a 3-0 lead at the interval through Vowles (2) and Peter. In the second half. Vowles afain netted. Shortly afterward Zulkifli replied for the
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    38 7 LONDON. Feb. 20 (Reuter) Results in today's football matches were: Football Association Cud Bttii round replay. Blackburn Rovers 2 Cardiff City 1 (winners at home to Liverpool). LEAGUE TWO: Leyton Orient 1 West Ham United 4.
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    410 7 Annual Cricket Match Scrapped Because It Serves No Purpose THE annual cricket match between Singapore and Selangor has been scrapped. The decision was reached at the convenors' meeting of the Singapore Cricket Association held at the Singapore Recreation Club last night In suggesting this. Mr. Carl Schubert said that there
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    254 7 There's No Improvement In Perak Badminton IPOH. Fii.— The standard of badminton in P< rak has been regrettably 'static" despite the efforts to encourage young players Thus says the annua! report of thp Perak Barinr.nton Association to t>v presented at the general meet:nq on March 9 at 10 30 am.
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    34 9 HON'GKOXG, Feb. 21. Renter* Lord Derby, president of the British Cotton Growers' Association is in Karachi on a Far Eastern tour. He is due to leave for Singapore on Feb. 24.
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    44 9 BUTTERWORTH. Fri.— The first aluminium lighter to be built by the Pcnang Port Commission will be launched at the Ba^an Da! am slipway tomorrow. Guesti attending the launch. big ceremony will leave Kedah Pier by laurvh for the Ba^an Da lam slipway
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    304 9 ECAFE Countries Appoint Delegates KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federation Government to datt BM r-vfived Be> names i ibmitted by the vaiioui (i(^--ernments sending delegates to the KCAFE (EcoDomic Commission for Asia and the Far Bast) conference to be held here from Feb im to March 11 Ariion^ the countries which
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    70 9 CEYLON'S representatives to the ECAFE Conference in Kuala Lumpur flew into the Capita! earlier this week. They are Messrs. L. J. I). Fernando (second from left). Ceylon Government Mineralogist and E. C. S. Paul (second from right). Director of Industrie??, Ceylon. Kuala Lumpur lawyer, Da.o K. P.
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    119 9 Manager On Far East Tour EXPORT .sales manager of The liarconl International Marine Conummlcatlaii Co Ltd.. Mr. H.C. Maquire hftJ left London on business flisht to Hongkong and Singapore. During his >tay in Hongkong he will consult with Mr. A.J. Locke, manager of the company's Hongkong depot, and with Marconi
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    31 9 THE Malayan Exchange Bank-^' A->>ori:ition\s ratos quott-d -to merchants ye.sterda" were: S( il lin? TT or OD. fß^ady^i Canada 31 15 16: Belgian Prca lßisi. Othrr exchange rates unaltered.
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    170 9 Business In Shares MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done F N onls $2jM, Gammon $2^6 52.25 ready and delayed; Hammer $2.16, 12.17}; Jackson 51. 40 M. Colls 80c, 81c M. Box IIJ3, 51.63 J. $1.60 (odd lot); Robinson ords $1.75; Sime Darby 1 1.674; Cold Storage 90Jc, 91c; UE.
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    148 9 Industrials Are Irregular INDUSTRIALS were irregular, tins steady and rubber featureless in the Malayan share market yesterday. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: Gammon |9 2 )0 VV. Hammrr 2 15 220 Malayan Ccmrnt LSI 1.35 Robinson Co. Ords. I.U 1 78 Spore Cold Storage 0.89 0
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    638 9 SCOPE FOR EXPANDING RUBBER GOODS INDUSTRY IN FED [^^j^j^^2^aitolii4i*ail Govt. Must Help, Says Body THE Federation Government was yesterday criticised by a representative of rubber goods manufacturers for not implementing its policies. Said Mr. Shum Kwai-Hong. President of Malayan Rubber Goods Manufacturers' Assjciation (Federation of Malaya), in Kuala Lumpur. "We
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    184 9 P. And O. Starts New Service WHEN the P. and O. liner Himalaya sailed from Tilbury, London, last week, she started on one of the longest trips ever undertaken by a British passenger vessel. The voyage will cover 40.000 miles and the liner will be away four months. lHll will
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    74 9 Jumabhoy To Head PATA SINGAPORE'S Minuter for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J.M. Jumabhoy, has been elected pr< sident of the Pacific An a Travel A.-sncia-ticn. His election was made at the PATA conference now being held in Santa Barbara. California. Mr. Jumabhoy'^ election virtually assures Singapore U the 1959 site
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    95 9 duce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: cor>r Jan -Feb UK/ Continent $30i buyers S3l i sellers: coconut oil in bulk $45\ sellers; In drums $49 sellers. Muntok white pepper $105 sellers; Sarawak wh.te $104 sellers; Special Sarawak black $65. Singapore Copra Association closing prices- ta.r merchantable
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    203 9 OI'TER ROADS rELIPES, Talabot. Toog Soon, Tee> Breeze, Tagus. Am a Hg Si!ver.-tream, Ringhorn, Ban Carlos, Po. Laut. Statiuv JameO, PlkOV, North Star. Am, a Pro thus Tampomas, Tohoro. Northia Sabang, Vsmanural Maru, Pyidawaye, woodlock, Tong Peng. Julius Fuc k Cor* dian, Saroena, Cal. Adelaide.' Barito, Ton
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    325 9 LOWrR grade differentials have continued to widen without attracting any marked attention as yet, says the weekly rubber market report of Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co., Ltd. Tins was despite the continuing unrest m lndon< sia and the uncertainty of deltvertei from that quarter m
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    178 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The Federation of Mala>a Telecommunications Department now has a nunk line thi< :sh c United Kingdom radK v phone s rvic< to Portugal tfat Ntfi C fcO nve overseas iaci;o vl< phone co m m unit at i w ii a Mala;
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    129 9 RUBBER dropped haif a cent on the Singapore market yesterday International fir >t grade for Marrh wa quoted at 77] cents per ;b. <77$ cents on Thursday i The tfme a: the close uas quiet. irn> market marked down at the op»-n:nc on lower overseas advices
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    78 9 Linggi Dividends DIRECTORS of Lit.;: tati. r Ltd h decided to r 1 f* > ta ()T\ X-DV w^9^ U terv. :r.it of si fre, o lay at th, \au :ai I mi !hi rdmar> so r \< r at led Od The\ ado n at meeting recently U. v
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    242 9 LONDON. Feb. 21. (UP> Japan is way ahead of the rest of the world in shipbuilding production, Lloyds Register of Shipping revealed. Statistics publish* d by the register showed that Japan, which took over as the world's No. 1 shipbuilder from Britain in 1956. went further
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    14 9 SIN \PURK Mir.. ri Xx hauge h. i its tra terdaj
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    21 9 A PRIVA'ILLY O W NKD ramie-proce.vvng null with 6 480 spindles is expected to begin operations toon in Manila.
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    689 10 ()NK Army unit that never lacks volunteers is No. SI Company, R.A.S.C., Water Transport an MUtomatfc choice for any soldier with a love of ships and for ihe sc-a. The Armj*i miniature Navy vo-vrA y revested its capabilities In a ate parade otT tho eOMI of Blakang Mali:
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    168 11 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices < cents per Ib to Sinca w>re resterdaj were: Cayrr* Sellf r* Spot (nom.) 774 77* R.S.S. No. 1 77i 77i April RSS. No. 1 77. 77J KS S No 2 March 74 75 RSS No 3 March 70* 71 Tone: Quiet. The price
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    138 11 DEFENCE counsel's objection {<) a postponement of a theft CAM wa> unca'.ied tor, said prosecuting sttcefi Inspector K. Ba'.asundram. a Singapore eOUli yesterday. "'I s°o no rea^m," he said, "why the counsel, Mr. K. K. Bezboumh, should raise the objection, when the prosecution had once
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    1106 11 $850,000 FINE FOR AIK HOE COMPANY Penalty For Second Offence Must Be Double, Says Court THE Chief Justice of Singapore, Sir John Whyatt, Q.C.. yesterday imposed fines totalling $850,000 on Aik Hoe and Company Limited, an aggregate of $***** on each of the 34 charges under the Exchange Control Ordinance
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    103 11 EIGHT men armed with parangs set upon a father who attempted to bring his children to safety after a gang clash in Boon Teck Road. Singapore, on Thursday. Chong Tee. the victim, sus- taintd head, face and arm injuries. police Secretary, Mr. Eu Chcow
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    40 11 THE UMNO Kaum ibu. IClang Division, will hold its genera! meeting today at the Dewan Mclayu Klang. Che Halimaton. Federal Councillor and Ketua Kaum Ibu Se!angor. and Enrhe Hamzah A'ang. the secretary of UMNO Selangor will speak.
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      205 12 KOQIEBRtXE, Cap Martin, Feb. 21 (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill was "bearing up well" early today, his local physician Dr. David Roberts said. h was the third day since he suffered an attack of pneumonia and pleurisy while on holiday here. Hi> personal
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      86 12 Tunis. F t -b. 21. (Renter)— Tunisia yesterday expelled the French consul at Medjez El Bab. French sources rep; r* :d The Medjez El Bab consulate is one of five which the Tunisian govern rr.ent ordered t i close, but which have remained open on orders
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      41 12 M. OLIVIER Reverdin. a Liberal member of the Swiss Federal Parliament, stated in his newspaper '"Journal de G rv ye yesterday that urar.. im had been found dnrins excavations for a big hydroelectric project in the Swiss A Reuter
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      232 12 BANG! Second Atlas Missile Blows Up During Test CAPE CANAVERAL. Florida. Feb. 21 'UP' The .second AtlSfl intercontinental mis■Ufl in row exploded in the sky yesterday two minutes alter it was launched, m a mushroom Of smoke and fire, from the Air Force missile test centre here. The Air Force
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      47 12 WEARING a patented sweater and tightfitting ski pants. Queen Soraya of Persia is pictured on the slopes of th? winter resort of St. Mori t z, Switzerland. Queen Soraya arrived in Switzerland last week to lommence a vacation at the winter resort. U.P.
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      100 12 SYDNEY. Feb. 21 Router) -More than 10.000 people roared '"welcome" to the Queen Mother when she arrived here by air from Brisbane today to continue her Australian tour. The Queen Mother, wearing a misty blue dress, was greeted at Sydney Airport by the Governor. Sir
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      65 12 LONDON. Fvb 21 <AFP» Britisb Pordm Secretary. Selwvn Lloyd, will attend the Bouth-easl Asia Treaty Organization Council meeting .n Manila from March 10 to 13. the Foreign Office announced yesterday. Lloyd will first* attend the Western European L T n:on Council meeting in Re me trou
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      124 12 Britain Has |l Firm Will' f o Talks, Says LI Ov LONDON, FEB. 21 (IP) M VATI\ E GOVERNMENT Of u>| v( J THAT I- HAS -THE FIRM \\IU/ U>I J SOVIETS IN NEW EAST WFM M m> J N -We r, n thi s
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      374 12 Sfartling Increase Over Recent Years LONDON. Feb. 21 (UP)— Soviet Russia has become one of the world's largest gold producers, rivalling the Union of South Africa, a British assessment said. Russia also has lately doubled the size of her gold sales abroad. Need of
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      46 12 JOHANNESBURG. Feb 21 (UP)— The South African Interplanetary Society intends to launch two rockets this year to more than eighty miles altitude. The rockets will carry cameras and instruments and will zoom into the stratosphere at about five thousand miles per hour.
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      43 12 THE Japanese Foreign Ministry confirmed yesterday it had submitted a note to the Soviet Union on the safety of Japanese fishermen in the north Pacific and had proposed to open negotiations for a peace treaty between tne two countries.- Reuter
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