Singapore Standard, 4 July 1958

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    22 1 ft it 3fl Telephone *****—5 Cob'e "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1933 Vol. IX No. 2 15 cts. 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon LEBANON'S PLEA TO U.N.
    530 1 'SEND US TROOPS TO SEAL OFF FRONTIER' Call For Aid Comes After Worst-Ever Beirut Gun Battle BEIRUT, July 3, (UPl)— Lebanon has decided to ask the United Nations Security Council within 48 hours to press for the creation of a U.N. police force, Albert Mokheiber, head
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    Lock icon SOVIETS MAY WALK OUT AT GENEVA ATOM TALKS
    322 1 SOVIETS MAY WALK OUT AT GENEVA ATOM TALKS Pressure On US To Halt Tests GENEVA, Ju'y a (LTD The Communist bloc ul--newed pressure on the United States to halt nuclear tests today and bwdwd it up with veiled threati to pull out of the Geneva conference if she dtus not
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    Lock icon INCRID TO WED
    25 1 SWEDISH-BORN m o v i o actress Ingrid Bergman announced in London yesterday -he plans to marry Swedish businessman Lans Schmidt.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Police Inspector Machine-Gunned In Nicosia City
    231 1 NICOSIA. Cyprus. July 3 (IPI-Reuter-AFP)—ln-identified gunmen machine gunned a Greek-Cypnot Police Inspector today, as he was driving into Nicosia on (he Lmiassol-Nicosia Road. Two ballet wounds were ;n his arm, but the Policeman's condition was described as not seiiuus. Meanwhile. Bteel-helllieted Briton riot .>quacb
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    Lock icon COMMONS TO DEBATE BILL ON SPORE
    117 1 LONDON, Ju y 3, (Reuterj A Bi.'. to establish a state of Singapore "and lot the peace, order ;ir. good Cinvcrnment thereof," will be debated hflF f House of Commons on Fri lay, July 11, Mr. R. A. Butler, leader of the House. innouifc
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    Lock icon EXCHANGE OF SECRETS PACT
    59 1 WASHINGTON, July 3. Renter >.- Britain and the Unr.ed Stato today signed an agreement (Of an exchange ol nuclear weapons BtCretS, the White House announced. President Eisenhower sent copies of the agreement to both the Senate and the Hou I e of Representative-. The agreement will
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    Lock icon 'Solve Surprise Attack Problem'
    183 1 MOSCOW, July 3 (Reuter) Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister, has sent a new message to President Eisenhower on "joint steps to solve the problem of preventing a surprise attack," the official Soviet news agency Tass reported. Details of the menage, dated July 2. were given
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    Lock icon $5 Mil. Goldwyn Studio Blaze
    62 1 HOLLYWOOD. July 3 (Reutcr» Fire which swept a Goldwyn studio here yesterday caused damage estimated at between $2,000,000 and $5,000,000. the County Fire Department said last night. The three-hour blaze destroyed a film sound stage, the second largest in the world on which John Bar.
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    Lock icon MISS AUSTRALIA WALKS INTO TROUBLE
    215 1 LONG BEACH. California, July 3 (UPl).— Blonde Astrid Tanda' Lindholm, 20-year-old "Miss Australia" in the Miss Universe contest, has a date in court on July IH, a day before the ten-day pageant opens. The hazel-eyed beauty. 35--21-35. hardly had arrived in the U.S. as Australia's
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    Lock icon Jakarta Has ARP Exercise
    66 1 JAKARTA, July 3. (LTD.— Life stopped in the Indonesian capital for a half-hour today as war planes flew over the city and anti-aircraft batteries surrounding Jakarta opened fiie at the mock attackers. Scores of troops and extra police took positions in the city during the surprise
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    Lock icon SUCCESSFUL TRY-OUT
    52 1 LONDON, July 3, (Rcuter) A one-legged prisoner from Wandsworth jail escaped yesterday while trying out a new artificial leg at a London hospital. Doctors did not believe the prisoner Glyn Peters, a Welshman aged 31— would get far because it was the first time he had worn the
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    Lock icon Two Killed In Collision With Lorry
    127 1 MOHAMHD HUSSIEN bin Abdul Rashid. '24, who had only been married three days and a friend. Lim Chin Liam, 11. were killed instantly when their motor-cycle was involved in a collision with a lorry while on their wav home from work yesterday afternoon. Rashid
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    Lock icon EASIER NOW TO BORROW MONEY FROM THE BANKS
    205 1 EASIER NOW TO BORROW MONEY FROM THE BANKS LON DON J u 1 v 3 <R e u k r > The British Government today announced a relaxation of it.s "credit squevze" 1 economic policy which made it difficult to borrow money from the bank.>. The Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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    Lock icon WOMAN SHOT
    42 1 A YOUNG European woman wa.s .^hot and wounded yesterday in an exchange of gunfire between Police and an alleged Moslem terrorist only a short time after Gen De Gaulle left Algiers for a tour in the nearby Kabylie mountains. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Floods In Britain Begin To Recede
    129 1 LONDON, July 3 (Reuter) Roads, rail tracks ind farmlands in central England were still flooded today after another night of rain. But traffic officials reported I that the floods were begin- j ning to recede in many places. They .said that a 50-mile wide
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    Lock icon Tuberculosis: Main Problem Is Money
    92 1 Tuberculosis: Main Problem Is Money LONDON', Rr>-) Di An£ Cameron I tba Ma -ay an Services S.Tlrj ChoM Conferrr. r, v n h t t f i Mshnng'i .r,rr a y a •>■• as ark of f i: A .y prrv Srarr. ••rraii n than it wo:, d Vi Dr.
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    Lock icon PLEA TO U.N.
    39 1 THE semi-official Midd> Eav. N< w. Agency >aid yesterday United Arab Repubi.c authorities may a. k lor an urgent .session oi the UN. Security Council In view of "repeated I>raell aggression* in the demilitarized zone."— U.P.I.
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    38 2 MRS CAN POO TIONC nm E s» 4i .-v D a o v 1 J 2-d i at 330 t J larpr- i s">t»" x a grandson*. 3 granddaughters, one orteg leav* tor 8 dadan on ,-4
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    Lock icon BOTTLES FLY AS RIVAL GANGS CLASH
    86 2 BOTTLES FLY AS RIVAL GANGS CLASH A SECTION ol New Bridge Road wa> strewn With broker bottles alter two rival .secret society gangs cla.^hnd. on Wednesday night The battle was broken when three Volunteer Specs! Constable.- arrived 0B the scene in a radin car. They were on theif wav to
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    Lock icon Fishermen Live To Tell Of 48-Hour Shipwreck Ordeal
    252 2 TAIPING, Thurs. Two fishermen ot 1 tang in West Pcrak, who clun^ l<i rmpt\ c •< j v i lor nearly 48 hours alter their fishing b<ui during Tuesday nighfs huniane. toda\ oHeu -H giving to the temple for their miraculous sun
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    Lock icon Lady Goode Visits Home For The Aged
    225 2 LADY Ena Goode, wife of the Governor of Singapore, shook near I' hands yesterday when she paid a 90-minute visit to the Home for OH j Thomson Road/ run by the Little Si>ters of the Poor. She was visiting Use Home at the
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    Lock icon THE OLDEST RESIDENT
    31 2 LADY (.node sh.\kes hand* .?h th< old. vi Home. year-old. Mrs. Annie Coopu uh< had been living there simp March VXi* Mother Hodwedee and behind l.ad> t'*n<u\e Aunrs
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    Lock icon ROBBERS GET $1,000 HAUL
    74 2 MALACCA. 11l H A house at BuUl China burgled to broad daj ight today H < rash, lews sr* si I clothing worth nearly $1,000 wore stolen The thit f aleri ihc back wai: and broke open Ihe doors of the bedn 1N where the articles
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    Lock icon NAWI To Be A Corporation
    80 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Ph u A Bi to make the National Association d Women** tnstitutci of the Federation i rporatc body will be tabled 1 ttie Porth<-o:mng Lc^i? ative Council meeting. The Also laUon t| a vo ;.n 4arv organization to mcourajg< women and girls particular
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    Lock icon DAGGER MEN STEAL A CAR
    66 2 MR. SEAH TING TOON. I Singapore businessman, dri v< honip to Kalians: Rnad a tew minutes attcr midnight v< terday to find three mm wttt waiting for him. As KMB at hr stopped his car. the trio produced daffera and demanded Mr Seth'i c;. rk'y
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    Lock icon FIRE VICTIMS ASSOCIATION
    51 2 A meeting of the Km ;>■ K i v. rm the Kampong K< ','ryc tin s Reha! MWinn A— l«--tion. The s -A 1 i«' office bearer Pn idem. Mr F sc( re tary, Mi Ho K Tra-.rrr. 10l Ltl a iditor, Mr (J< and superintei ient,
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    47 2 TANAH RaU, H n 'hang Yc v\ }i rig, As tursl A iistant, Can eroi Hi« hnd lieei trar.-!f rrer: B< a| Mr. T< o-a V< n, Agi A- istai K lanlai r.- rr his dutie Mr hanf had been in the Hig! ,1.
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    Lock icon POLICE GRAB A SECRET SOCIETY ARMS DUMP
    79 2 POLICE GRAB A SECRET SOCIETY ARMS DUMP morning tree bottles angs and a piece nt ini >■ r m n a iai :< adiny :<> r:\- r P'l i 1 a rovd fa' ing a gang figl B« .i< I-: V '..rv ftv i Hi* anda ru.sl. -hr spot ■Itt
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    Lock icon ARMY CLERK FINED $15O
    41 2 .JALA teed rnakinc; had not been I Kant found Ant howhen he obtai? as a temporarv tion A: adquartors. Officer attached to th« Army HQ. Raid r Anthony h«d br< led NhH he had been I .anUn.
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    Lock icon RAZAK OPENS A FUN FAIR
    21 2 B.Vi T p J P. >en the B** •r. h r Agricultural show this alter* auccess.
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    Lock icon $200 Fine For Man Who Had Knife
    97 2 $200 Fine For Man Who Had Knife TAX 0..r. i B, wat n fterday fined WOO Sinßiipore S. Disti .f Mr L'ruKM S.- possession of an oflo: v. capon- a kr.ifi Na Stn et, off K, n- j i: »ad, on J UM 4. other harg( f in t t.
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      492 2 AUCTION SALE OF VVarrirobr^, Dressing Tables, Dining Tables. Chairs, Refrigerator--. Bed-:. Msttrc ItS, Elec. W ashing M m bine Singer Sewing Machine Etc., Etc., from Um Manager's Bun|SlOW| B ikit KathO E tate 1 Bidor, will be sold by Public Auction on 29 i 58 and <; ">3 Bt N')
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      424 2 NOTICES ADMISSION TO PRIMARY I —GOVERNMENT CHINESE SCHOOLS, 1959. REGISTRATION of children seeking admission to Primary I in 1959 in Government Chinese Primary Schools wil. take place on four Saturdays 'sth. 12th. 19th and 26th of July. 1953'. betwern 8.30 am —12.30 p.m. WagillrHsun Centres are: 1. Belli Poh Road
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      413 2 TSNMCN M>i M.ES P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDER from registered contractors < Class 'C and above) will be received by the State Engineer. Selangor up to 3.00 p.m. on 16.7.53 for the Construction of Labourers" Lines at 22i Mile. Kuala Lumpur— Klang Road. Full particulars are obtainable from the Office of
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    Lock icon EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
    732 3 Ju'y 4. 1958 ■foe And Rally' PEOPLE of every race and community in hive been well and truly alerted to the »hrrat which communism, through sub- md subtle politics, has poised over them. ers,V£ on^e to Chief Minister Lim Yew Hock's p j r1 !!y call
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    52 3 L Teck Kim Road, S'pore 2 B No 1563 Cables. "TICERNEWS" l -*HjR 2 5481 (5 lines). All departments Kn a s -"«"ce Bldg 174. Batu Rd. Su, f ***** *k£t*r f St Tel: 3829 wCA a A L?tn St Tel: 4055 A Buk t China
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    Lock icon RETREAT TO MOSCOW
    991 3  - RETREAT TO MOSCOW EDWARD CRANKSHAW By LONDON QNE day, I think, we shall discover that a deep, compulsive reason for the murder of Imre Nagy, the break with Yugoslavia, and the resumption on the part of the Kremlin of coM-war attitudes was simple tiredness. The Russian leaders have got bored,
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    320 3 Sir— l have been very interested in Malayan politics particularly insofar as Singapore is concerned. I have followed with interest the trend of events in the Federation and here. I have been impressed by the accuracy and views of The Standard, which in my opinion has
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    74 3 The Republic of China has posted a remarkable health record for 1957. Of 91.289 deaths throughout Asia last year from smallpox, cholera, plague, fever, and typhus, none occurred on Taiwan. There have been no fatalities from malaria on the island since 1950. The story behind these inspiring
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    443 3  - the NEWS as it strikes me UNKNOWN r PHE difference between a A human being ten years of age and one fifty years of age, according to Austin O'Malley. lies altogether in the matter of toys There is. of course. yet another difference a \er> important one. too While the
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    813 3  -  H.A.R. Philby By BEIRUT PRESIDENT Chamoun has been strongly advised by diplomatic circles here not to press an appeal to Britain and the U.S. for military help to the Lebanon owing to the obvious complications It would cause. It is arguable that even if British and
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    Lock icon HOUSING PLAN IN DANGER
    384 4 'Unauthorized Building Must Be Controlled' SINGAPORE'S Master Plan will be thrown "out of gear'' unless Government controls unauthorized buildings now springing up all over the island, says the Singapore Improvement Trust annual report for 1957, issued yesterday. "People will have to live somewhere, and if control
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    Lock icon COURT TOLD OF RAPE IN HOTEL ROOM
    507 4 COURT TOLD OF RAPE IN HOTEL ROOM ROBERT CHOO CHIANG ENG, 33, was yesterday committed by the Singapore Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Patev to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of raping a waitress, Helen Kiang Leng Tee, 17, in Johore Road at about 3
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    Lock icon CATHAY ADDS TWO MORE TO THE CHAIN
    119 4 CATHAY ADDS TWO MORE TO THE CHAIN TWO m c:n< ma, will be a th* Cathay chain r: theatres in Malaya thb r..r.v.. 1 v :ir- the 1.000-seat Cathay Cinema in Johorc Bar.r wr.i p.-- ed by e R- f n< re on Ju y 22 ind t Cathav Cinema
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    56 4 PEKING. July 3 <Reuter> The first Chine>e bank to remain oo^n 24 hours a day is now ooerating in Shanghai. Ta Kung Pao reported t d iy. The ban.<. Mtuated in the "Great World" Amusement Park, la used b v about 250 workers, p' dlar.s and
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    Lock icon Britain To Be Asked For Expert Expats
    167 4 Britain To Be Asked For Expert Expats THE acute .shortage of technical experts in Singapore will be discussed at the Technical Education conference at Oxford University in Britain next week. This was stated by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Mr. Lee Siow Mong, before he left by
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    Lock icon ROAD HOLD-UP ALLEGED
    66 4 LIM YEOVV HI' AT a:ias Tai Hong,waa remanded by a Singapore Magistrate's Court yesterday after a charge of armed qansj robbery was read OUfl and explained to him. Lim, with five others, was lll«ged to have robbed Tan Ha: Chew of cash and property tot a'. 1
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    Lock icon 26,475 For Primary Schools
    115 4 26,475 For Primary Schools A TOTAL of 26.475 children have so far registered for admission to Singapore Government English Primary Schools next year. The Ministry of Education announced yesterday that the last day for registration of children born in 1950, 1951 and 1952 seeking admission to Primary One in Government
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    67 4 MALACCA. Thurs. Mr. Lee Hood Keng was elected president of the Malacca branch of the Medical Services Union at its annual meeting held recently.' Mr. P. K. George is ihe vicepresident, while the bon. secretary and the hon. ire«m;rrr are Mr. Lee Hood Kim and Mr. S.
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    77 4 THE Metal Box Comoany of Malaya has offered two scholarships annually for Dostgraduate research at the University of Malaya, one In the Faculty of Arts and the other in the Department of Engineering. Announcing this yesterday, the Registrar of the University said that the scholarships tenable
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    Lock icon TWELVE COMPETE FOR TALENTIME FINALS
    111 4 MALACCA Thurs— Twelve c ntctan: ;a'.if!ed for the Ta'.entirr.e :\r. to re held at Sea View Hotel here to.r.orrjw The-.- are R y Ro iri?i;e« The Three T^ps. Fred ■.c S ulFa:r.e.> L^we. B Sequeira. Dean Osman. Aster Sta Maria. The Guv Lads. Tan Hock
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    Lock icon Coroner's Verdict On Hospital Death
    279 4 SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, yesterday told the widow of an air-conditioning subcontractor that her husband died from haemorrhage of a ruptured liver. Mr. Giam was holding an inquest into the death of Yong Lee Ping. 46. who died in the Woodbridge Hospital on
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    Lock icon $5,000 BAIL ON C.B.T. RAP
    60 4 N. BHASKARAX Xair. 31. wa.' yesterday charged in a Singapore Court with criminal breach of trust of property worth $2,860 belonging to the Naval Ba.sr Labour Union at H. M. Naval Ba^e on June 30. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed $5,000 bail until
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    111 4 MAN-HATER BUT NOT MAN-EATER LUCY, a two-month-old Bengal tigress, is no man-eater but she's certainly a man-hater. She proved that in Singapore yesterday. Wouldn't eat a thing if a man offered it. But when a woman fed her, she a.te like a well, like a tigress. Female admirers could cuddle
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    165 4 THREE of Japan's most expert doll makers are in Singapore today en route to Ceylon, where they will teach their art under the Colombo Plan. Before they leave the Colony on July 10 they will hold an exhibition of 35 to 40 dolls. The exhibition,
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    455 4 Aircraft Carrier Men Accused Of Armed Robbery A NAVAL airman was in "merry" mood wliilp -> n other was ieeling "on top of the world" at the tin n „v were alleged to have robbed a taxi-driver, the sin fc t Assize Court was told yesterday. David afirhacl Button, IU
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    111 4 ali bin old sean.. ted i« on a charge ry.njj t\n -ai th< end of o pi in q lirj h< d < M*f» irate. Mr. R.8.1. Pa' A J S Police A. Gop^i i he tv.ornini, :orrr.a« t and rieteo Empress P.ar-e an4 stopped Ali
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    88 4 She'll Graduate From N.Y. Bible School TWENTYONE YF M Mi>< On c daughtt r ol N!r M nillaj 4 rm« r:y <>1 151. B«B* coolrn Str-tw:.. towor Bibl. Sr! 'A Witn. -> 1 land, w!- w;.i b, J 0I M J i"<i y S.V.n at'th.. I •<>/ Singapon rk« ri
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    Lock icon TRAGEDY FOLLOWED BLASTING
    754 5 Survivor Tells Mine Inquiry Of Tunnel Flooding RAUB, Thurs. About ten minutes after seven blastings were successively made at the sixth level in the south drive of the derrick shaft of Raub Australian Gold Mine water began rushing into the tunnel, which cast the lives of 12
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    62 5 )MM\MMK of So. I Canberra Squadron. Win? n Ntrlrv who captained the squadron ,r the K»>al Australian Air Force StaN u.rth on Tuesday. beinu greeted by < r ommandinc No. >M Croup. RAF.. Air N! I Hannnk. vtrt-nif ruht is Air Commodore K. R. J. ture
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    291 5 I n\\\(. lhurs. The present trade recession I t l import tonnage into Penang by about oneI normal imports. Mr. H. J. Shailes, the Port I 1. i hairman told The Standard today. I Mr. Shailes said the import I -3i could Rot have
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    Lock icon Nearly $1 M. Welfare Grants
    125 5 Nearly $1 M. Welfare Grants KIWI A LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Social and Welfare Ser- H L ••.orios Board 'in the UVM HMlrthl of this year 1 pai i fnntl amounting to The Ceylon Flood Relief re\:\oi 110,000. Malayan Association of youth Clubs for establishing tour regional Centra and equipment re•;.o
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    Lock icon Man Pierces Womans Nose With Knife
    55 5 :pur. Hm.— a r ee »»ie Road to -ay ally stepped on ItH Annan r. an. L^T» «Wfed her •>..> she the man lost Hi jffJi whi PPin« out Mi s^™*. Dierced her nose shouted for hep n escaped. She was a- the B
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    13 5 i fe£ son urre arP e raid >:am House
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    15 5 5 H Pon- rth will Cte to r fr "•-u, J on Thurs-
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    164 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Firms which import Red China's goods with the approval of the Federation Government may display them at the Bukit Bintang Park Annual Trade Fair which opens on Wednesday, declared the Park Manager, Mr. K. Y. Lee, today. Mr. Lee
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    156 5 ALOR STAR, Thurs.— The Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. F. G. Cooke, today successfully appealed against the inadequate sentence passed on two marine police constables, Yusofi bin Salleh, and Alias bin Bakar, who were convicted in Perlis on a charge of extortion on July 12
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    37 5 HONGKONG, July 3.— Special Standard Service Cosing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.04; to £1 Sterling, $5.78 to US$l; SI 852 to Malayan $1; $0,079 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 5251.875 to a tael.
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    74 5 CAPT. Ibrahim bin Mohamed Said, Staff Officer at the Ministry of Defence. Armed Forces Division (left) and Capt. Abdul Latiff bin Hussin, Staff Officer at Headquarters, 3rd Federal Infantry Brigade (right), who are the first Federation Army officers to be sent for training in Pakistan. These
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    152 5 Chinese Primary School Enrolment THE Singapore Ministry of Education yesterday announced that the registration of children seeking admission next year to Primary One of Government Chinese Primary Schools will take place on four Saturdays this month July 5, 12, 19 and 26 between 8.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. The registration
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    189 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Ang Kek Tho, Chairman of the Board of Management of the Kuen Cheng Girls School, which is the premier Chinese Sirls school in the Federation, was toda> freed of a charge of running a fun fair in the school without
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    50 5 OFFICERS of the new Royal Malayan Navy salute the nation's naval ensign at a ceremony in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. They are (from left) Lt. Commander R.A. Lee, Selangor Division's Commanding Officer, Capt. E.D. Norman, Federation's first Naval Commander and Commander John Burfield.— Standardnic by Fah
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    443 5 THE genuineness of the call by the Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, for a united socialist front j was the only reason which influenced the Labour Front candidate ior Kallang, Mr. Lim Ser Puan, to fight the i by-eiection. Mr. Lim,
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    117 5 Police Seize Many Triad Weapons IPOH, Thurs.— Several "terror"' weapons, believed to belong to the "Seong Foo San" (Double Tiger Mountain) Secret Society, were seized when a Police Darty carried out two raids yesterday. The weapons Include motorcycle chains, iron bars and steel spokes, parangs, daggers, one hatchet and one
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    84 5 Storm Hits Fishing Village: 30 Homeless PENANG, Thurs. Seven Malay fishermen and their families in Pulau Aman, an island off the Southern District of Province Wellesley, were rendered homeless as a result of a storm on Tuesday night. The force of the wind tore off the attap roofs of the
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    133 6 EDUCATION CHIEF: NO SACKING OF TEACHERS KOALA LUMPUR, Thuri.— The scr.era' principle of reducing the hr :r> for learning English an 1 increasing that for *»Iririv r~. > in Cnin r > o tchoo w\ r. t result .p. the retren^hmer.' of tea~ners of Fr h Chinese schools this ye
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    48 6 PENAXG. Thurs.— A vouth, Mohamed Hanopiah. pleaded guiltv m the Magistrate^ Court today to a charge of causing hurt to Ahmad bin Mvclin with a kr.fe at Dato Krama< Road on July 2. Sentence was p^tr^r.ci to July in. Mohamed was granted $300 bail.
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    86 6 THIS is the four-man team which left Ipoh on Wednesday with equipment to step up the psychological warfare on the remaining terrorists in the "Ginger" area of Perak. Pictured from the left are: Flt-Lt. D. Viner who has logged 450 hours as a helicopter pilot in
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    325 6 'Loyal Workers Have Pledged To Carry On Despite Strike' THF Port of Singapore wilt function "normally" even if members of the Board's Staff Association go on strike on July 16. A spokesman for the Board told The Standard hst nigi't that details of the arrangements
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    80 6 Armed Forces To Raise Funds At Fail KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Federation Armed Forces will hold a fun fair at their headquarters ground in Rifle Range Road here on July 12. to raise funds for the welfare of Army families. There will be a baby show, children's sports, and a
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    89 6 KUALA r SB II GO AN U Thurs:— The Yang di-Pertuan Muda of Trengganu. accompanied by his Consort. Tengku Puan Muda, and the Deputy Mcntri Besar. Inche Ibrahim Fikri, yesterday travel cr. Kuala Trengganu River to Kampong Danggol Pradong. Belara, to open a
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    112 6 BANISH ME, HE ASKS COURT K^LALUM PU] A ''bad hat" or. a bieacn of Residence Ozdc, cd First Ma, s Abdul Ran: v rather than lend "j prison. str^ ah f w «*<* been J striked fro r ministrativc -s of Lumpur an. in a ban 5 here on Apr:
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    58 6 APPRENTICE TRADES IN PENANG KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Minister for Labour. Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, todav declared the following trades in the State of Penang to be under the Central Apprenticeship Board: Group A: Fitting (general, mechanical), fitting (diesel engine), turning, machining, turning and machining, motor mechanics. Group B: Electrical fitting.
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    43 6 PEXAXG. Thurs.— The body of 22-year-old. Appu. was found floating In the sea off the Esplanade here this morning It was brought ashore by the Marine Police and removed to the hospital mortuary. No foul play is suspected by the Police.
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    257 6 Standard Music Critic IDA lIAENDEL, the Polish-born British violinist, gave an admirable recital of standard works by Corcli, Beethoven, Chausson, Bartok, Szymanowski and Sarasate in tne Victoria Memorial Hall last night. Her excellent coadjutor at four days' notice was that reliable and sympathetic pianist, Norecn
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    219 6 Full Malayanization Of Mines Dept: Target Date Is 1965 IPOH, Tliurs. The Mines Department. Mala a. has set 1%5 as the target date for the complete Mala niz-Uion of the Department. Whether this plan will materialize will, however, depend on Government future policy. By the end of the year, the
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    98 6 Tunku Due From Mecca Tomorrow KUALA LUMPUI I Federation Pr« m; i.r..-.. Abdul Rahman Pu: wilJ return to Maiaj hib pilgrimage tc Saturday. The Prime M:n. pec ted to arrivt at I Lebar Airport. S:r^ap 2.30 p.m Hi w.:, Sharifah Rodz.ar. Deputy Prime M:n; Abdul RazaK b.n will be th<
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    167 6 THE MASTER Attendant.) Singapore yesterday warned mariners that firing practices will take place this month The following are dates and the times when the practices will take place: Raffles Bombing Range on July 14-15 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. China Sea North Range on July
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    158 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber pritea (cents per Ib Id Singapore yesterday were: Buyers. Sellers Spot 76 i 76 h R.S.S. No. 1 76i 76V August) 764 76i R.S.S No. 2 74 74* R.S.S. No. 3 68| 68"v Tone: Slightly steadier. The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was S3<OJ
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    257 7 Squatter Problem In Duchess Estate THE Singapore Improvement Trust last year completed a total of 1,074 flats and maisonnettes, 200 houses and 70 shops, says the report of the Trust issued yester. The figure, which is far b2low target, is due aimost
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    49 7 KUALA LUMPUR. ThUTS.— The Minister for Natural Kciourc<*, Encbe Bahamin bin 1 Samsuddin. Today declared the period between July 1 and Sept. 30 as the eighth contribution period towards the Tin Control (ButTer Stock). The rate of contribution is $21 per picul of tin concentrates.
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    117 7 TERRORISTS TAMPER WITH RAIL TRACKS IPOH. HUMS. A few hours after a railway worker was stopped and robbed of his spanners and a hammer by four anr.ed and uniformed terroristl at Klah near Trolak last night, spikes and fishplates on the line were found to have been tampered with. Immediate
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    84 7 CAPTAIN Zain Mohamed Hashim of the Federation Armoured Car Regiment who will be leaving for a two-year course at the Staff College, Camberley, next week. Captain Zain, who has been Staff Officer at Headquarters, Ist Federal Infantry Brigade since early last year, joined the Royal Malay
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    58 7 THE Singapore Literary and Dramatic Club will hold a forum at the Upper SeranfOOO Community Centre at 7.30 p.m. tonight. The subject will he "Present Problems Facing Singapore and Remedies." Speakers are:— Mr. J Abisheganadan (Juvenile Problem.-); Mr S Rajaretnam (Politics); Dr. Lim Tay Boh (Economical
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    25 7 THE Federation Government announced yes-tcrday thai the net collections from Income Tax for the period June 1 to 30, 1958. amounted to $11,857,286.55
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    50 7 The Independent Assemblyman for Queenstown, Mr. Lee Choon En£, has asked the Minister for Local Government, Lands *nd Housing, to give a detailed list of successful applicants for SIT flits during the first six months of this year. In his uuestion for written reply at the next Legislative
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    221 7 SPITTING is more deadly than a tiger, a meeting of 300 representatives of Singapore chambers of commerce, trade associations, coffee-shops, bars and restaurants at the Victoria Memorial Hail was told yesterday. Speaker at the meeting, called by Mayor of Singapore, Mr. 6ng Eng Guan to
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    174 7 'SPLIT' IN TRUST FOR BETTER EFFICIENCY THE SINGAPORE Improvement Trust will be split into two different departments a new Housing and Development Board and a Government Planning Organization. These new departments are expected to make the Trust work more expeditiously and effectively. Much, however, wil] depend on the powers given
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    138 7 KUALA LUMPUR, fhurs.— Lest we forget, the Emergency Kg ten-years-old this month,, the June issue of the Malayan Police Magazine published today declared. As a reminder of the extent the police are committed the magazine reprinted an article on the Bukit Kepong Massacre in 1950,
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    122 7 Allocation: Query For Minister I Assembly. Mr. Lcc want? a list i showing the names and mrnI bcr of points awarded in re>- pect of each of the MOOMtful applicants together with the addresses of the premies allocated to them. This list would not Include those allocated to fire victims
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    278 9 U.S. Aid Sought On Tourist Promotion SINGAPORE. Hongkong and Australia ?re among countries, which have asked the United States for technical assistance to nelp them promote tourism. This wa> announced m Washington yesterday by the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Com- 1 mcrcf for International Affairs, Mr. Henry Reams. Other countries
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    213 9 TRADE in watches which has been slack all over the world is expected to pick up in a few months' tint, Mr. H. E. Homberger, of International Watch Co., Switzerland, said in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Homberger said the main cause for the slowness in the
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    170 9 Rubber Price Slips ½C RUBBER dropped half a ceni on the Singapore tnarkei yesterday 7t>i cents per liv for rss l July, againsi 76^ cents the previous day. The toiio at the CkHM WM tlightly itea lier. The narkci opened lowei arid r.. c q .;et, with min if fluctuations,
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    43 9 EXPORTS OV RAW wool from Australia during the first eight months of the 1957-58 season (July-Febru-ary) were the same as a year earlier. Larger shipments to Italy and Eastern Europe offset decline to the United Kingdom, France, and Japan.
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    116 9 OLTKR ROADS Blissful, D a i k v u Mara. Aalsdyk, Tatry, Mascot Amch*. Honesta, Fondokrator, Cedar, Ringhorn. Batoela, Pnnce Salvor, Bretagne Waibalonf, Banggai, Wing O:m. Sea Bird. Sir i .it Banka, Lapa^ Kali. blander, Ajrmonia, Peter alacnk Praa> coise, Feliow INNER ROADS Padea. Bentons. Stia. T8-
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    283 9 WASHINGTON, July 3 Countries trading with the United States have been adding to their aggregate gold and dollar holdings at a near-record rate for Ue past several months. In fact, the total holdings] of liquid dollar assets qnd I geld reserves of foreign countries
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    145 9 Industrials And Tins Are Steady INDUSTRIALS and tins WW steady while rubbers were dull In the Malayan share market yesterday. Turnover was small Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: Buyers Sellers Gammon 1 36 1.40 Metal Box 165 170 S:me Darby 1.52 1.56 S. Cold Storage 0.85,
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    144 9 Business In Shares MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Disp. 51. 15: Fraser and Neave orris $2.55 to $2.57; Gammon $1.42 to $1.40; Hammer $1.65: McAlister $1.29. $1,281; M. Box $1.65 delayed. $1.70; S. Cold Storage 87c; Steamship 74c; Straits Times $1.75: S. Traders $1.36 overnight; U.E.
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    32 9 THE Malayan Exchange BankAssociation made the following changes in its rates to merchants Yesterday; Selling, T.T. or OD. ready: French Francs *****; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    53 9 IPOH, Thurs. A French mining company's application to mine a three-acre. 40-year-old cemetery land on the Degong road, IJ miles from Kampar town, has been approved. But owing to the tin recession and curtailed mining operations, it is not likely that the company will work the land
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    169 9 A PRESS which occupies only 6ft. x 2ft. Bin. floor space and prints and numbers rolls of tickets at the rate of 50.000 an hour has been designed and manufactured by a British firm of printing engineers The firm bui'.ds rotary presses for the
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    496 9 'AMEND TIMBER GRADE RULING' Finance And Commerce Aussie Visitor Stresses Need KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Australian demand for timber from abroad will increase very considerably, but it will not benefit Malaya to any degree unless the timber grading rules here are amended, Mr. Arthur C. Clegg, representative of the Australian Timber
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    67 9 V STRALIA S rt rv. f na-< d n't'i 5! (lOi the la x m intl f 1951 In ia. .x m< 1956 in Tct<i had b" n l|!| hi fts ires how r ;n P•■ the droug} a r< from < xp< r r i
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    270 9 Trade Ban On Soviet Bloc To Be Eased WASHINGTON. Julv 3. (Reutcr) Raw materials, chemicals, machine tools. metals and transportation equipment are among the goods to be freed for export to the Soviet bloc under an imminent relaxation of allied trade resti:ctions, officials said today. About 80 items are to
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    74 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon c'osinc prices per picul yesterday were: copra June/July [JK Continent 131 buyers I3l| sellers coconut oil in hulk 5471 severs; in drums |Sl| setters; Muntn* white pepper SI 27 seller?; Sarawak white $126 sellers; Sperial Sarawak black MS, Singapore Copra Assooiatior •losing prices
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    141 9 Market In Sugar To Expand AN expan ling market (or su£<^ ij Ma h d co d€ -pecU 111 zmg Km, i sales w preM r.*. e of Hongkong's n v s igai rcfi.icrv. '.nc Taikoo Sugar Refining Co Lt ycst( iay. Mr. Ma .>■ t a three-week ir\ y
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    20 9 IRELAND IMPORTED 700.000 pounds i unmanu factured tobacco last year 1 000 000 pound.- mon thar in 1950
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    62 9 BRITAIN has built what is claimed to be the first completely mobile cement silo (pictured above). It preserves dry cement in a usable condition indctin- itely. and can be towed b\ > a conventional one-ton lorry. Because the silo also carrie* sand and aggregate, it
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    64 11 CLOTWORTHY THE DIVING CLOWN v} oi the t.un\ dives performed by r the r*jh Melbourne Olympic U hoard di\ina champion. Dressed iiwd headlong into the water while Roberts wife, the former > al>o a star swimmer. She gave different swimming strokes. The proceed to Ipoh. Taiping and Penang ill nive
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    9 11 Malayan Steers Cambridge To Big Victory HtHiEY ROYAL REGATTA
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    653 11 Britain s Haydon Is No Match WIMBLEDON, England, July 3 (DPI) Alttiea Gibson ol New York, defending women's singles champion at die Wimbledon tennis tournament, reached *«ie final today by crushing Ann Haydon of England, 6-2, b-0. Miss GibfOn*! opponent in Saturday*! final will
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    89 11 JOCKEY GETS RICH OFFER SYDNEY. July 3. (AFP). Leading French racehorse trainer, Alec Head last night asked Australian jockey George Moore to accept the richest riding contract ever offered in Australia. Head telephoned the offer to Moore who is in Brisbane. Moore refused to reveal the terms of the contract
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    141 11 Top Swim Stars For Red China Aust. Letter SYDNEY (N.S.W.)— The nine boys in the 18--strong Australian swimming team will compete in Communist China after the British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Cardiff in July. They will take part in competitions in Peking and Canton. Announcing this, the president of
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    41 11 The Federation Combined Schools soccer team, which beat Singapore in the Schoolboys International match played at the Merdeka Stadium. Kuala Lumpur, last Friday, posed for this victory picture after the match. Federation beat Singapore by 10-2. Standardpic by FAH
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    230 11 NO PLAY DUE TO RAIN SATURATED GROUND LEEDS. July 3. fH— til) Ram and a saturated ground I prevented any play today m the third cricket Te? 1 between England and New Zealand. When the captains squelched their way to inspect the pitch it was a mere formality. Withm five
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    64 11 JAKARTA. July 3 (AFP).— The Indonesian Olympic Committee today announced that ail countries that, took part in the recent Asian Game.s in Tokyo would br invited to take part in the next Asian Games in Jakarta. The statement wiped out leans that.
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    112 11 BREST. .t v (AFP) Brian Robin on of Mirfi« 11, Yorkshire todav be ame the Brst British rider tvcr to via n h;:^ in the hi tory < r The T- ur De France r> ing K. In t::c dispute final spi ..'.I
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    206 12 Ong (how Bee and Lim Hcc Chin easily retained their Colony doubles tennis title against the Khong brothers. Kit Soon and Kit Thong, in the final of the Sinuayore championships at Tanjjlin yesterday. Chew Bee and* Hee Chin won 6-4 H-4. There uacs .some
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    35 12 R \JAJI Snort> Club beat P. P.ir^nakan by four soals to nil m a SAFA Div. SA lealOC WQCCet match at Geylans yo>tcrday Scorers were: K Svcd Ofeman 2. D. Ramanathan and Jayaram.
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    191 12 SINGAPORE'S Asian Games *old medallist. Tan Howe Liang, is not expected to reteivp much opposition, at least from New Zealand's lisjhtweisht 'hnpr' Peter Ridgley. if he tompete> in the Empire Games at Cardiff. > rior Howe Liang li 'ay be seen from their
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    257 12 THE Singapore Cricket Association last night decide;!, at their committee meeting, to hold the annual North versus South cricket match which they nad earlier agreed to scrap. Df OMi Sv.ec Law, the president of me Association. yesterday told the meeting that the Federation did not Uk€
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    134 12 THE Singapore team to meet Joint Services in the Malaya Cup match on Sunday at Jalan Bcsar stadium has one change in the side which met Negri Sembilan last week. In place of outride right, Thong Kum Wah, Fathul Karib's Ibrahim is selected. This
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    94 12 Hongkong goiter, Kim Hall put the Far East Air Force defending champion, Cp'.. Jeffery out at, four and three to enter this year'* final of the F.EA.F. Qolflßl Society's tournament bring played on the R.SG.C. course. Hall will meet the other finali
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    303 14 But Public Safety Committee Plans Showdown Today ALGIERS, July 3 (Reuter) General De Gaulle, touring Algerian frontier regions by helicopter, pledged equality yesterday for "all the people who live here" as the Public Safety Committee in Algiers planned a show down with him tomorrow on the
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    115 14 MORE than 1,000 people jjathered round a monument dedicated to the Japanese and Filipino dead in World War II to observe the unveiling ceremony of the memorial at the top of Mt. Ataso overlooking the Pacific. The 4.5 feet long and 165
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    60 14 TOKYO. July 3. <UPI) Kieru Hayashi. newly appointed Japanese Ambassador to the Federation of Malaya. will leave for his post on July 17, a Foreign Office source said today Hayashi will be accompanied by nis wife to Kuala Lumpur. A career man, Hayashi has been
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    145 14 JAKARTA. July 3 (Reuter) Thr p, „,,> Dutch ruled West New Guinea will be resjrded Indonesian citizens under the terms of a new I', i; passed by the Indonesian Parliament here on June 1 according to political observers. The Bill, h direct menti
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