Singapore Standard, 8 July 1958

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    23 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Coble "TIGERNEWS" SINCAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 8. 1958 Vol. IX No. 6 15 -ts. 14 Pages m s. (FINAL EDITION]
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  • UKNOWN
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      Lock icon 'Commando Raids' Threat To Beirut
      153 1 BEIFIT, July 7 (Reuter) Lebanese insurgent military leaders here tonight threatened to stage 'Commando raids" into the Government-held area of Beirut. f The thrc-its followed a weekend of forays from the rebelheld Moslem part of the capital to plant bombs and open sniping attacks on
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      Lock icon LIM WILL TAKE BACK REPENTANT STUDENTS
      417 1 'They're Shedding Tears In Red China SEVERAL hundred more "misguided" local born Chinese students who nad left the Colony for Red China may be allowed to return to Singapore to 'enjoy what Communism cannot give them," the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told
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    Lock icon INCREASED PENALTIES FOR ACID?
    85 1 SINGAPORE Government will consider increasing the penalty against acid throwers if the present penalties did not deter further atrocities, the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Lim described acid throwing as a"vile crime." Acid bombs were used on Sunday night in
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    Lock icon LANGUAGE TALKS
    35 1 CEYLON's Prime Minister, Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike began talks in Colombo yesterday with leading Buddhist clergy on Government plans to legislate the use of the Tamil language, although keeping Sinhalese as the sole Reuter
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    Lock icon 43 INJURED IN SMASH
    101 1 FORTY THREE people were injured in a head-on collision bet-.veen an electric passenger train and an empty steam train outside Maze Hill station, Greenwich, on July 4. The steam engine crushed the front of the electric train. The motorman's cabin was a splintered wreckage, but the
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    Lock icon Russia Protests To Dag: Threat To Leave U.N.
    338 1 Russia Protests To Dag: Threat To Leave U.N. MOSCOW, July 7 (UPI)— The Soviet Union threatened yesterday to pull out of the United Nations if there were any further anti-Soviet demonstrations against its delegation to the international body in New York It aUo charged that those in the United States
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    Lock icon FORTY KILLED
    27 1 SEOUL, July 7 (UPI) Heavy week-end rains wrecked destruction throughout the Republic of Korea today, killing at least 40 persons and leaving 2,000 families homeless.
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    Lock icon Decision On Dr. Chuang's Detention
    146 1 Decision On Dr. Chuang' s Detention THE Singapore Government will make a decision before the end ol this month whether to release the former principal of Chung Cheng High School, Dr. Chuang Chu Lin, the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock said yesterday. Mr. Lim made the statement in answer
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    Lock icon EX-COLONY MAGISTRATE
    72 1 LONDON, July 7, (Rutcr) Mr. A. G. Shears, who formerly served in Singapore and who has been appointed Magistrate Grade One in Kaduna. Northern Nigeria, will leave Britain on July 14 to take up his new appointment. A "lember of Middle Temple, Mr. Shears has been conducting law
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    Lock icon Assault On Rebels' Last Stronghold
    107 1 JAKARTA, July 7 (Reuter)— lndonesian government troops today launched an assault on the last »r--maining town held by the rebel forces in the Centra* Celebes, Makassar Radio announced tonight. The radio .said the forces killed two rebels and .seized arms in the town of Benua
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    Lock icon MALAYAN WAR DEAD IN ROLL OF HONOUR
    251 1 LONDON, July 7, (Reuter) —A roll of honour of 6.000 civilians in 42 countries killed by enemy action in the last war was handed over to the Dean of Westminster Abbey today by Gen. Sir John Crocker, vice-chairman of th<» Imperial War Graves
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    Lock icon But He Goes Back To Seat In K.L. Municipal Council
    447 1 But He Goes Back To Seat In K.L. M unicipal Council DN ALL TRADE UNION ACTIVITIES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Municipal Coun cillor and former General Secretary of the ban ned National Union of Factory and Genera Workers V. David was released from custod today after 56 days' detention under the
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    Lock icon Tunku's Tooth Extracted
    72 1 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman has been advised to remain undisturbed for at least the next 24 hours after two medical officers attended him this morning. Selangor State physician. Dr. E. A. Hardy, attended on the Premier for one hour and later the Dental
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    Lock icon Russia Frees U.S. Airmen
    52 1 MOSCOW. July 7 <Reuter> —Russia ha.s returned the crew of a United States p.ane which landed in RusMa on June 27. Tass the official new.s agency reported today. The nine airmen were handed over to an American military representative at th« town of Astara on the
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  • EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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      Lock icon 'Black Flag' Protest
      388 2 -f Singapore's Tamil community i advised to prevail upon those who -i rr boycott the visit of the Indian P Mysore today to call off their -lonstMtion, it would seem, is to be ;sr 3sainst what is alleged to be the C nt s .ndifference" to the
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      Lock icon Democracy In Action
      211 2 from detention of Kuala Lumpur Mr. V. David, 56 days after he was :ustody for activities connected with *ori v onal Union of Factory and General another example of democracy in -:r Mr. David's detention was is a matter that only an examination 1 archives can truly
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      50 2 "^omT i- leek Him Koaa. spore I. '.i A H-_- No is6i Cables I ICEkNEwS" v O*Bl 15 lm«s). All dcpa»tments Infci'dPct Bior 174. Batu Kd ***** i• a Am it I el: 3829 kg, q A r V rel- M m 4055 B.ktCh.n* Tel: 1471
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    Lock icon Is The United Nations Worthwhile?
    1908 2  - Is The United Nations Worthwhile? Philip Deane By NEW YORK, THE United Nations Or^anisaticn has entered its fourteenth year of existence and is still faced with a multitude of baffling problems and still assailed by the critics who have detested it from its beginning and now cry that in this
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    Lock icon POLICE WEEK-2nd DAY
    679 2 STANDARD Staff Writer GohTuckChianc continues his series on the origin of the Police Force r PHE actual policing' of the A streets of London were left in the hands of 300 "Charleys" during the 18th Century. They were mostly old and infirm men who were given the
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    Lock icon Birthday Greetings
    281 2 Sir As a regular reader Of The Singapore S' I tend you rr.y warm CoB> gratulatton! on Hi eich'h birthday. I hops that H will jon^ continue to piirim the ■fan which iti Dlaftrii and worthy founder, the late Mr. Aw Bonn Haw, QBE., MCH. AKOS'.T. never |O
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    Lock icon We the PEOPLE
    80 2 We the PEOPLE it achieves, but from the goodwill and satisfaction of the public. May The Standard rontinue m hc'p firing hark npe wisdom to a modern age which is not particularly inclined to übs< ribe to a coo 1 saying: "One must at times )c;ivc old moorings, one may
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    418 2 the NEWS as it strikes me THERE was a world of truth in the warning Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery retiring Deputy Supreme Allied Com.nander. Europe, gave at the Independence i day dinner of the American Society in London. lie asked the guests to uat<h Asia and not Russia, adding that
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    8 3 SUNDAY TIGER STANDARD July 13, 1958
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    2172 3  -  Allen Riches CASTLE By ...THEN THEY PANICKED AND JUMPED INTO THE SEA (Captain was dead In his In t he ship was on fire and /passengers were too drunk t0 rcalixe their danger.,. o\\\\\ September night in 1934. the Ward s N i .i>tle" nosed her way through the
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    Lock icon FAITH IN 'CRUCIFIX' DIDN'T HELP
    447 4 7 Years' Borstal For Tattoo Marks On His Left Arm SITPIAH MAGANDAS, 28, who told a Singapore DLstrirt court that he had a crucifix tattooed on pis left irir. because he had iaith in religion, was yesterday sentenced to seven years' corrective training for being
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    Lock icon TO STUDY AT QUEEN'S
    54 4 MISS WANG IKE WWII, of Singapore, who left b> Qaatas-BOAC Britannia vestrrday to join Qneea'i College i» Britain. .>li>s>. Wane. 18. a former student of the Geylan? Methodist (.iris' School, will lake a science dourer. She is the daimhtor of Mr Waaf Coo Kien. leading Colony
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    Lock icon Postpone Leaving: Council To Ask Perry
    248 4 Postpone Leaving: Council To Ask Perry THE Singapoi City Council will .i>a kni City t!r giiM i i Mr. r. C. Party, to dewi the efft rtivc dati ol ail resignation until the ne.v.v appointed temporary Citj Engineer, Dr. x^ wah Hang, i an take om Ifr, Perry w h
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    Lock icon He Faces $9 Theft Charge
    50 4 wong benCi waa yesterday charged In Singapore Magistrate^ Court with stealing a wa:ict containing $8 from Harry Soct Teng Hong at Victoria Strcot or: July 5. \\o. pleaded noi guilty and was allowed $1,000 bail until July 21 when his rase will asain be mentioned.
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    Lock icon COSTLY PARKING
    36 4 A SINGAPORE woman, Lam Chop Fon^ nf Tiodfl Pnh Road Una toed $15 when she nieaded KQiltjf to packing her car beside a white line in front of Sic Traffic Office at Maxwell Road.
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    Lock icon FORD UNION BACKS S.H.B. STRIKE MOVE
    118 4 FORD UNION BACKS S.H.B. STRIKE MOVE THE Ford Salaried Staff Union has passed a resolution ''endorsing and supporting" the Singapore Harbour Board Statf Association's strike notice served on the Harbour Board for the Implementation of the Court of Enquiry recommendations of 1957. It further "deplores and condemns" certain employers for
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    Lock icon COUNCIL LOOKS FOR FIRE CHIEF'S SUCCESSOR
    137 4 COUNCIL LOOKS FOR FIRE CHIEF'S SUCCESSOR the Singapore City Council wl I reatC the nest ol Chief Fire Officer in CUsi 1 of the «enioi officers' salary scale *o prepare the bolder to succeed Mr .1. Angus, when his contract expire, in June next year. A Committee paper, present, ed
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    Lock icon BLOWING OUT THE CANDLES
    61 4 Photo. MISS JOAN BAUMfiARTEN of Singapore blows out the candles on her birthday cake at a party last week-end to celebrate her 21st birthday. The party, which was held at her Karikal Road home, was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. Looking on
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    Lock icon JAPAN-MADE CLOTH DOLLS ON SHOW
    121 4 JAPAN-MADE CLOTH DOLLS ON SHOW AX exhibition of Japanesemade "sakura" (all-cotton) dolls will open th.is morning at John Little's Department Store, just outside the restaurant, and continue for a week. The dolll were blOUghi here lasl Tuesday by Mr. G Kawaihima, principal of the Bakuak;ii Do.l Making School in Tokyo,
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    Lock icon S.I.T. TRUSTEES
    44 4 T'ne C3overnor of Singapore, Sir William Goode. has reappointed Messrs. Lim Chuan Geok, S. Jaganathan and Dr. S. H. Tan to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Singapore Improvement Trust from July 1 to Dec. 31, 1958. the Gazette announced.
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    Lock icon Jail For Man Who Held Up Schoolgirl
    197 4 TAN JIAK HONG, 24, described by Mr. Justice Buttrose as having played the principal part in the armed hold-up of a schoolgirl, was yesterday sentenved to live psM* jail for armed gang robbery. His accomplice, a 15-year-old youth, was placed on a $2,000
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    Lock icon Tailor's Death Due To Fracture Of Skull-Doctor
    465 4 Tailor's Death Due To Fracture Of Skull -Doctor AN ELECTRICAL fitter was clubbed to death after he had asked a tailor not to disturb the peace of the nigi^t, it was alleged in a Singapore Assize court yesterday Lam Kit Mun, the tailor. was Charged belore Mr. Ju>Uce Buttri\->e« with
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    Lock icon 'SOCIETIES' BLAMED FOR DEATH
    158 4 'SOCIETIES' BLAMED FOR DEATH OXE of two men Ftabbed at they came out of a bar in demenceau Avenue. SinsaDore, on Sunday night, has (lied and blame for the death lay with warring secret societies, Police Secretary, Mr. Bu Cheow Eanc;. told The Standard yesterday Members of the n o
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    Lock icon ALL TO CHARITY
    30 4 THE KUMPOLAN Peranakan Singapura will donate the entire proceeds of $3,163 collected from "Kumpolan Night" charity show to Mount Alvernia Hospital tor the purchase of hospital beds.
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    22 4 Off To Study Education KUAI of the here, Hr left :or a t morr poursc in Core. .zuidanre the CM iStttution h(
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    Lock icon More Powers To Raid Those Gambling Dens
    191 4 SINGAPORE POLICE have been l j powers tf. rid the Island of gambling d< ns <| bill published yesterday. The Bill the Betting (Amendment) Ordinance came Into operation on July 4. Under the now law. P< Ace Officers, not below the rank of
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    Lock icon MOCK TRIAL: COULD THIS BE BIGAMY?
    117 4 THE Bincapore Young Men's Muslim Association and the Malay Youths Lit' ran As>ociation (PPPPM- v^;:>tage a muck Legal trial at the premises of the All-Ma-laya Muslim Missionary S >- ciety, Lorong 12. Gi-ylang, '>n July 19 at I p.m. The hypothetical case to b
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    Lock icon Drivers Flout Rules Of Company
    111 4 Drivers Flout Rules Of Company SING \P< C r..\ =3 thr:r Comi stopping '-I stop v. A tarn c roaer. In X:: inquir; r J I. v '^attteJ rl( rk a? s the court 1 ■oob of March 19 i tanding in V n-ancni" sic 20 yard^ i\v t >
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    42 4 \ss|sl \\l rndrnt ol I 1 I. It s,,i b% (^.tnt.i- K<> V ma for sin Hi it.) in I Mr W.lk „r ol th. Voluntarx < l-orrr juin.-il I or< ;i> ;i I-'IT. Mi- will advamr i Sottish nionih"
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    38 4 A SINGAP" Nfcun S n X wa.o i Si: 1: ifli Ma: Liu. wh c t o a 0 Pr In^p- Embi. d Ngan v. 19 by a MobUe St, Uv a:d Nc:«r- > r-
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    120 4 A PROFESSOR from the Michigan State University arrived in Singapore yesterday by P. A. A. to join the University of Malaya as Professor of Education lor a ye;ir. Professor Troy Steams, who was accompanied by his wile, will also become the Chairman of the Academic Commit-
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    Lock icon GIRL, 8, PLAYS ACCORDION
    34 5 BU I**1 r M P> S i> >ecn rendering a tune hri'nrr m .»dult audirnre at the |„nal dub Dime held at the Federal mnur on Saturday. Standard-pic by FAH
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    Lock icon Body To Probe Tin Quota Plea
    175 5 Body To Probe Tin Quota Plea MPI K. Mon The Minister for .s. Im-he Bahaman bin Samsuddin, .tstiuatin? committee to look into the I of Selanjjors 3.238 dulang washers, I. vi.is told today. [v Bahaman today met MC -iala headed by the ing Chairman, Mr. Y. T. Lee, who submitted
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    Lock icon SCHOOLBOY'S VAIN BID TO SAVE MATE
    52 5 1- SON. Sun. A made a vain attempt I .lend from 1 Perak I X on. g, 9. was bath- and Lai Ah B i saw Wong I; Wong, m disappeared m c reached H. Met «I the incident was c who have H
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    Lock icon Party Ra'ayat To Hold Rallies
    33 5 Men. The Pro- division of ■rtTßa'ayat will hold r gri Bakap and Bukit H rallies are being orgaF* in conjunrtion with «f the former Party leader. Indie Ahmad
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    31 5 INCHE Mohamcd YQMf bin Hajj Hirnian. Secretary of the fa Town Ommrii wr.i leave •:r v nexi week lot Kuala I impur on promotion as Senior Supervisor of Elections, Se!angor.
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    Lock icon UMNO Plans 'End War' Campaign
    134 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The UMNO will launch ft country wide campaign befinilll)| next month, railing on the people to sive every support to Government*! efforts |O tnd the Emergency by the end of this year. This "tell the Dcooie" campaign will be launched by UMNO
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    Lock icon M.I.C. CHIEF SUED FOR DAMAGES
    402 5 Capricious And Malicious Act, Court Is Told KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The suspended General Secretary of the Selangor Malayan Indian Congress Mr. A. Tharmalingam, has filed a plaint in the High Court alleging that MIC President Mr. V. T. Sambantnan had 'acted contrary to the principles
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    Lock icon Mentri's Son Is Foolish, Says Court
    114 5 Mentri's Son Is Foolish, Says Court ALOR STAR, Mon. Tunku Yahaya, son of the Mentri Besar, Tunku Ismail, was admonished and discharged by Tunku Zainol Abidin in the Magistrate's Court today after pleading guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust of a bicycle on June 23. Tunku Yahaya
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    134 5 Call For Permanent Status KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Selangor branch of the National Union of Information Services Field Staff is to urge Government to place all temporary field officers on the permanent establishment before engaging new men. This was one of the four resolutions passed at the meeting of the
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    Lock icon Double Pay For Work On Holidays
    177 5 Double Pay For Work On Holidays PENANG, Mon.— A decision made by the Finance and General Purposes Committee that monthlyrated employees, who weie eligible for overtime, should be paid double time ior work performed on their rest day with effect from Oct. 1 last year, will be brought up for
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    Lock icon 400 PASSES IN MALAY
    56 5 PENANG, Mon.— More than 400 members of the Hu Yew Seah were successful at the Seah's Malay night school examination. The night school held its second anniversary dinner and prize-giving tonight. Eighty six, who did extremely well were awarded prizes which were given away by Mr?.
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    Lock icon GIFT FOR TEACHER
    83 5 Picture by MR. S. R. Sabapathy. a senior teacher and wellknown sportsman, who retired last year and is now re-employed, receives a gift from Mrs. Sioh Goh 800, wife of the president of the Klang High School Old Boys' Association. Looking on is Mr. Sioh. Mr. Sabapathy
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    69 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The following officers of the Federation Government have been selected to undergo training in India under the Colombo Plan: Southern Forest Rangers Course, Coimbatore, Mr. Soo Ngoo Poo and Inche Wan Mohamed Fizi. Occupational Therapy in the King Edward Medical
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    Lock icon Raub Wants Road Link With Highlands
    188 5 RAI B. Mon.— This gold mining town has revived its old dicam of constructing a 30-mile stretch of road linking it with Cameron Highlands to provide a shorter distance between the Federal Capital and the country's chief source of supply of vegetables. At present
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    92 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The St. John Ambulance Brigade. Federation of Malaya, is to have its own headquarters building here very soon. It is also to institute a training scheme for members of the brigade. The two projects are to cost the organisation $100..j00. and efforts
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    Lock icon HE PICKED THE WRONG POCKET
    148 5 IPOH, Mon. Chan Ah Chai, 24, of Princes Road. Kua^a Lumpur, who "picked the wrong pocket" was today sentenced by Magistrate Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Maman o six months' jail. Chan pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of $1 from a Detective Sergeant, Tan
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    Lock icon SACKINGS: Q.C.s' ADVICE TO COUNCIL
    509 6 SACKINGS: Q.C.s' ADVICE TO COUNCIL Employees Can Be Dismissed Without Approval Of PSC TUi# Queen's Counsel have written to the Singapore City Council advising that it can dismiss its tmplovees who have been found guilty on disciplinary changes WITHOUT first going to the Public Services Commission. This adrfcc is in
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    251 6 LOCAL err.plovees of the Malayan Airways are to ge* increased wages. brighter prospects tor future pay scales, and a retr< nchrr.ent pay tad gratuity scheme. An d^ret cr.t --> ecu r- hed the managerrer.t .v t: M n\ m Airways I.o\i b ■■>•■' n rover-
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    Lock icon HE SERVED FIRM FOR 48 YEARS
    146 6 THE man with the longest service in (iuthrirs 48 years will be retiring at the end of this month. He is Mr. F S. I). Jame*. Head of the Codes Department at the Company's Office in Singapore. Mr. James, who arrived yi Malaya from
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    43 6 THE Director of Posts. Singapore, Mr. H. If, Rose, in a statement yesterday notincd all candidates in the present Ka.lansj. by-election that pasting of election posters on any posjl office or porting box la an offence under the Post Office Ordinance.
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    Lock icon MILITARY ATTACHE TO JAKARTA NAMED
    111 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— T:>- Federation's firs: military attache to be posted to a n n-C mmonwealth country. Capt. Mohamed Ghazaii bin Da:o Mohamed Seth. ha> been gazetted ao a temporary Major. Aged 23 and son of the Chairman of the Railway Commission, CaDt. Ghatall WU
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    149 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Qnt part of a new Radio Malaya feature programme called "Into The Lost World." will be broadcast tomorrow at 9 p.m. It is the story of an expedition by Radio Malayan Tony Beamish and Stewart Wavell into the unexplored regions of South
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    Lock icon BRICK HITS TOWKAY'S SON ON HEAD
    78 6 BRICK HITS TOWKAY'S SON ON HEAD CHIN Tal Jan. 25-year-old son of a Singapore furniture shop proprietor. was hit on the head with a brick when he attempted to enter his father's shop in Jalan Ampas. yesterday. Chin was stopped by strikers who were picketing the shop. He had taken
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    Lock icon 400 Attend Ongs Meeting Despite Ministry Warning
    302 6 400 Attend Ongs Meeting Despite Ministry Warning ABO IT 400 Singapore school headmasters and representatives of student organizations yesterday atten ed a meeting at the Victoria Memorial Hall despite warning by the Minister of Education, that they wouid o~ subject to disciplinary action. Minister Mr. Chew Swee Kee had notified,
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    68 6 A REPRESENTATIVE of the all-community Emergency Liaison Committee of Segamat is seen here presenting a silk scroll to Brigadier ohn Powell of the 26th Gurkha Infantry Brigade. The souvenir is in recognition of their work in wiping out the terrorists in this area. The officers of
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    43 6 MAYOR Mr. One Kng Guan is seen addressing a meeting of Singapore headmasters and representatives of student organizations at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. The meeting was called to popularize the anti-spitting campaign launched by the City Council Standardpic
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    Lock icon Appeal By Union Is Rejected
    181 6 AN APPEAL 10 Mim>tei i Labour arid Social Welfare. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, a^ainsi h decision of the Registrar of Trade Unions, by the "ad h< Committee of the Singapore Citizens Unemployed L'ni n ha been rejected. the pro-terr chairman of the commute' Mr G.
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    277 6 IPOH, Mon. The Perak branch of the Malayan Indian Congress at its meeting held in Sitiawan \e>terday decided to ask the Minister for Natural Resource:-., Inche Bahaman bin Shamsuddin, to appoint another committee to report on the fragmentation of rubber estates. i Tiio
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    147 6 CHANCETI SUPPORT PROPOSED FRONT-LIM THE S.n. 1 will n- xi j opp>)! tumi; j suppi ft j In/, d S Chi. 1 Minister, Mr V( Hock, said j Form, in I an m v eir/ dbtributi n ■Standard. H< the N H e to his been v. ry He printing
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    73 6 A SINGAPOI i Ortega Si!vr>ti 26. wd stabbed in a tr tho N< v.- n n;ght wh. n he I an open-bladrd r man in wded *M Silvc inn and tn« i with a im wWte the hi man and several others o tin::ci to
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    46 6 Merdeka Stadium Impresses 40 UMNO Visitors KUALA LI" I Tm .vai.K hen -:< Picuiem B« who w< y The comp: al n \":u. A-end The rhe Chi* RaDdard thflfl due 10 P« of :h meet their leaders and tCT. c Or Thr par at 9 p rr
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    39 6 Br^ar. Pahanp hin Tnk \1 :.< I the nverfae kamponf> on Julj i and I Ho visili k Kuafa nl Do! c Bukit Rw in the n ski Semantan I'iu Doric in the Rauh O»
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    37 7 HONGKONG, July 7 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.05 to LI Sterling $5.78 to US$l; 51. 85 to Malayan $1: $0,074 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $251,875 to a tael.
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    404 7 GOVT. SERVANTS AND POLITICS Pensions, Benefits For Officers Who Resign To Contest The Elections THE Singapore Government yesterday circularized new regulations regulating the political activities of all categories of its employees, to heads of departments. The legislations will affect about 14,000 local employees of the Government. Restrictions on certain categories
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    271 7 EDUCATION IS HIGH ON PRIORITY LIST-CHEW SINGAPORE'S Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, j yesterday assured Colony paI rents that the "school develop- ment programme will go on unhampered to meet the needs of our increasing number of t school-age children." Mr. ChtW, who was com- meriting on a disclosure
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    159 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (nominal) 774 772 R.S.S. No. 1 77A 772 (August) 762 774 R.S.S. No. 2 74V 75 R.S.S. No. 3 682 69* Tone: Quiet after steady. The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was $369
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    335 7 THE Singapore Harbour Board yesterday refused recognition ct the Start' Association as a representative body of its daily-rated employees. The Board tlao itated tnal it would not negotiate with the S.H B Stall Association on matteii affecting the dailyrated workers without rcteren !e to
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    171 7 STUDENTS of Chung Cheng High School told the Chief Minister Mr. Lim Yew Hock yesterday that the proposed delegation to neighbouring countries for studying the progress of Chinese education should he on a percentage basis. Schools with larger student bodies should be allowed more representatives,
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    237 7 SINGAPORE Government's effort to promote Policepublic co-operation and friendship got off to a brisk start yesterday, although several of the visitors thought that the authorities had overlooked one important factor. M The entrances to the Police stations were, however, well decorated and
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    145 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The first Pakistan High Commissioner to the Federation of Malaya, Major General AlHaj Nawabzada Muhammad Sher Ali Khan, today paid an official call on the acting Premier, Dato Abdul Razak. Maj. Gen. Ali Khan was accompanied by the Senior Protocol Officer.
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    24 9 A loan of EFI, 000 f<^ r the Government of F:i h n ?en lerwritten by a IfeU i o! tharebrokei i
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    50 9 Luxury Hotel For K.L. A luxury hotel, costing 52.000.000. is under construction in Treacher Road, Kuala Lumpur. To be known as the Hotel Merlin, it is expected to be completed at the end of this year. The 204-room hotel will be air-conditioned. Photo shows construction in progress on the newhotel.
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    101 9 Buoy Tender Goes Into Service PENANG, Mod. Malaya*! first i t t a-: i buoy ter.t.i-r. the m.v, "Ak:::i.i." buili in Bong* BJQQC, :> BOW in Wrvio it is specially designed arid cQßstcucted tot the maintenBBCi of navigational aids around the Malayan coasts. The acting Director of Marines. Federation of
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    61 9 RI'BBER outputs of the following companies for last month a? announced were: Amalgamated Malay Estates Ltd. 73.01)0 :•>.. The Bore', i Ruhher C. 1/ 86.000 Ib., Connemara Limited 84.000 Ib., The New Sercnriah Rubber Co. Ltd 85,000 Ib., Ba.— ett Ruhhcr C I. Ltd 33,000 Ib K-.^'a Sidim
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    58 9 ROBINSON CO. LTD., Singapore, held a dinner, at the Tai Thong restaurant Happy World, last Saturday in honour of the retiring retail manager, Mr. R. S. Cook, Mr. Cook retires after 11 years' service with the firm in Singapore. Photo shows Mr. F. A Hare the firm's
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    179 9 MALAYAN siiarebivkcrs ye;. terday reported the following businesi done:— Fed. disp. $1.15: F. N. ords. (2.55 (and overnight), (2.54. (2.56; Gammon $115 to (149 <2 20 cum all: Hammer 11.62| (overnight), $1 M to 11.65; H. Waugh $132; M, Cement $1.35, $1.34; M. Box $1.67; Robinson ordi 87A
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    90 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: copra .June/ July UK Continent $303 buyers $311 sellers coconut oil in bulk $47$ sellers; in drums $~)0 sellers; Muntok white pepper $125 sellers; Sarawak while $124 sellers; Special Sarawak black $72. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair
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    246 9 PRODUCTION has begun of the first radar speed check equipment to be designed and manufactured in Britain. The device is known as "PETA" (Portable Electronic Traffic Analyser) and details have iust been released by Marconi's. "PETA" removes one of the major objections to the use
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    269 9 WORLD CROP SURPLUS THREAT TO ECONOMY Finance And Commerce SURPLUS production has brought about a serious situation in world agricultural economy, says a report of the Food and Agriculture Organization, released from Bangkok yesterday. U said this was brought to the notice of delegates attending the 30th session of FAO's
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    201 9 OI'TKR ROADS Ouhda. Blitar, Manchuria, Ti luwah, Ftancoiie, San Roberto. Ban Ho Hun, Kaloekoe, Jessie Uykes, [ndora, Lapad, Cedar, Ringhora Batoela, Mascot, Amelia, Honesta, Ban Ho Loong Santa Doom-. Mishima llaru. Indea Maru, Felipes, Wing On, Sahnara. H. Kymlint■ky, Pnnce Salvor. Pernbank, Sunanbris, Kian Ann. Batavia, Prcs
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    69 9 TWO Singapore trainee engineers of Powers-Samas Accounting Machines (Sales) Ltd.. a firm of machine calculators, left the Colony yesterday for India. They were Mr. Ang Sang Khoon (left) and Mr. Lo Yung Fah, who will undergo six-months' training in the firms factory in Calcutta. A spokesman
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    119 9 Slight Improvement In Tins, Industrials INDUSTRIALS and tins were slightly better while rubbers were quiet in the Malayan share market yesterday. Turnover was small. Pr.ce changes announced iby the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: Buyers Sellers B B Petrol 47^- 49_Cammon 1.41 l "l i \V. Hammer I H2 I.flß Henry
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    64 9 A 70-seater DC 6R aircraft leaves Singapore tonight to inaugurate Cathay Pacific Airways' daily service to Hongkong. A spokesman of the airline in Singapore said the DC-6B is equipped with radar equipment and latest navigational aids. He added the new aircraft would replace the DC-4 planes
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    210 9 Timber Grading Rules Invaluable' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaya owes a great deal to the invalu-i i hie work of the Singapore Fore.- try Depa: trr.en: in the establishment of tfct Malayan timber grading rules, without which t .c timber expoit industry would be chaotic. Mi Arthur C. Clegs, rcpre-| -enlative
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    221 9 Missions Departure To Peking Delayed THE Singapore Chinese traders' 10-rr.an rubber delegation to Peking, scheduled 'o leave today, Mas beer, delayed, accotcling to Mr. Ng' Quee Lam, nne of the main sponsois of the mission. Mr Ng mid The Standard yesterday the members have not been issued with Tho rrv>
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    95 9 Rubber Gains Va Cent RIBBF.R closed n* 77* rrr'* pet Ib. for Interna:; na firs' crft-e A;; y shipmer t yesterday. a rise of J C enl Opening at around pre*lev* it ruled steadv quiet w:th a srr.a'.l volume of business done Lower -f 'ere«-t was small and In thc
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    44 9 SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f o b (nomina i TeiJ 77 Internationa] Ju y No I R.S.S. f.0.l 76] 77 August 76 j .i ily 2 74J 7;, .1 v (non ma 68j Tone:—Very quiet.
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    49 9 £3. 2m. Contract An A '.ra.ian firm h<a- won 1-1 h ii i^ <i w« i :-v. t r pr'i:ion r ':e man..!d turt of 300 ra. w^ oachc, f( S< :th Africa it was annt re m y h v c Australian Minister for Trace, Mr. J. McEwen.
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    667 10  - GROWTH OF A NAVY V[ r I T H the ancient maritime tra d i tions of the country serving as a source of inspiration and its planned development being carried out according to plan, India's Navy is gradually coming into its own. During the past ten years :t has
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    65 10 On April 22, 1958, the first Indian Admiral— Vice-Admiral Ram Dass Katari became the Chief of Niva* Staff. He took over from Vice-Admiral Sir Stephen Carlill, the last of the British officers to hold thr command of the Navy Photo shows Vice- Admiral Katari (right) with Vice- Admiral Sir Stephen
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    253 10  -  I.N.S. GOMATI I.N.S. GANGA The three Hunt Class Destroyers. Godavari, Goma ti and Ganga, were acquired by the Indian Navy in 1952. They have each a displacement of 1.050 tons and six 4" A. A. Guns and Pom-Poms. Their complement is about 150 e?.rh. The three
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    254 11 Of 35 Due To Arrive In October t nM\IHTFK <>l the Singapore Turf Club *Jm4\ to set *•<"' ,ivt "Pec'a" races next year v have been purchased under the Yearling Scheme. Tr.-- horses ar c due to arrive m Singapore In Octobi r. Thej have
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    95 11 Tanerko Wins Rich Classic PARIS Ju y 7 (AFPV— The Frcn. orite TAXERKO rday won the twenty v s E20.000 Saint oud Grand Ml hocai raCi Saint C 3 id c< urse here. EM rk v. 0 the HHM classic last jraar nad Mr, Franeoii Dupre aad ri len by
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    80 11 Army Sports Meet Tomorrow THE Singap re Base Dis- UviduaJ athletic championships for 19M will be held N SOOB Garrison sports s on July 1!'. starting at pan. The competition is open to ath i les who have achieved the fairly high standards set the athletics committee. The preliminary heats
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    55 11 TOKYO. July 7 (Reuter).— Japan*! leading professional restler, Rikidocan, left here I night b y air on a tour of the United States, Canada, C\ ile and Bra/il. Before leaving he said he i try to bring a team of professional wrestlers back to Japan when
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    45 11 AACHEN', Germany, July 7 VFP).— German rider Magnus Burhwaldt on 'Flugwind 1 B thf bOTM iumpm;; here yesterday after a iumpn:! against Britain's Pat S rthe and Belgium's Miss derhaegen. Miss Smythe on 'Flanagan' -econd and Miss Vande'"hnai on 'Etincelle* was thir
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    33 11 MUNICH. July 7 (Reutcr). —Britain beat West Germany v points to 112 in a two- :ritcrnational swimming ntest which ended here yes- srdaj their second win over the Germans this year.
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    269 11 BRISBANE, July 7 (Reuter)— England's brilliant rugby league five-eighth, Dave Bolton, will be out of action for the rest of the tour. Bo.ton fractured his left collarbone during England's great second Test victory ■gainst Australia here on Saturday. Captain and front rower Alan Prescott who
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    62 11 ALI KHAN'S JOCKEY INJURED PARIS. July 7 (Reuter).— Jean Massard, Aly Khan's French jockey, was taken to hospital after his mount, Yo^gi, in the Grand Prix De Saint Cloud here yesterday. The 26-year-old jockey suffered concussion and a bruised back. Massard announced last week that his contract to ride for
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    72 11 LONDON. July 7 (AFP).— Wimbledon lawn tennis champion Ashley Cooper left London by air yesterday ior Amsterdam to play in an exhibition match in Holland. He is then to make a tournament tour of Sweden, Germany and Switzerland. Asked if he had considered the possibility of
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    33 11 CLEVELAND, July 7 (Reuter). Fire swept through a section of the stables at the Randall Park race track here early yesterday, killing 14 horses and causing damage estimated at $80,000.
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    109 11 ARTHUR WARD, Sydney's leading jockey, yesterday arrived in Singapore by Qa.ntasBOAC. He was accompanied by his wife. The brilliant and popular jockey is here for a short season and will be seen in action during the Singapore Turf Club's meeting starting this Saturday.
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    30 11 BILBAO. July 7 (AFP).— Biscaien Echevarria won the Spanish light-heavyweight boxing title last night by knocking out title-holder Bautlsta Navarro in the twelfth round of their fight here.
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    187 11 Russian Girl Fails In Record Bid MOSCOW, July 7 (Reuter) Miss Kaisiya Chenchik, 22. year-old student from Siberia, came within two centimetres (three-quarters of an inch) of the official women's world high jump record here yesterday. The Russian girl was competing on the opening day of an international athletics meeting
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    498 11 Famous Racing Driver Dies Of Crash Injuries RHEIMS, France, 7, (AFP Reuter) Italy's top racing driver, Luigi Musso, died yesterday of injuries received when his sleek Ferrari skidded out of a bend and crashed in the French Automobile Club Grand Prix here. He was aged 33. Musso was hospitalized with
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    75 11 Juan Fangio To Quit Racing RIIEIMS. France, July 7. (AFP). Official world driving champion Juan Fangio. of Argentina, said yesterday he uould Quit racing shortly. Fangio made the statement after he finished fourth in the French Automobile Club Grand Prix in a Maserati Fangio is lying eighth in the IMSB
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    84 11 One Killed, One Badly Injured SCHI EIZ East German? July 7 AFP -New Vxr- i: motorry* Fi ai killed in .1 ra c hen a :*5O-rc y, :< >r: t I him on a nrnri Ihp F^^ 1 Cc*"^ N> Agoiicy rcpor'cr: Higcir.^ was pi\< r diate first aid bul
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    82 11 MOSCOW. Ju y 7 (AFP i ¥.?.>' German swi i mer K«r n Bayer broke the European w< urn's ioo-rr.r^re bn a-tn c record here yesterday ir: 1 mm. 21 -r The preview n -r 4 the Soviet Union". Ewr V s!V'i ri S' pt( (y in
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    42 11 BERLIN. July 7 'Re \U i Gisela Birkemeyer of yesterday, the fastest t; c in the world so far this v< *r She was romp. 1 r.g i- a women's alhlcti won by 107 points to 9] p
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    137 11 MELBOURNE, July 7 ißeuten.— Crack Australian racehorse. Sailor's Guide, winner of £A 64.144 in stakes, will ko to the United State* to race. His owners. Messrs A C. and K. Dibb have accepted an invitation for Sailor's Guide to start in the lj-mlle International Stakes at
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    138 12 Malaya's Three Men For Cardiff Leave y kii r contingent for an oversea. left here today for tht Com- Empire Games a- l Lack of funds wu Ibc prinr reason for limiting the g t< which com-,-eight Ulttii Tan K. Bee rr. r. .fv \m i^r.t a- X •< it
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    149 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. UMNO lid v.- to r- :'an- r Inci: in A>s clatlon s—l I FAS Ben: r r ion league match ol th€ Prine. 5 R ad i iium here M i w- i are the FAS kn k i: >• ip champions and 12
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    103 12 Kisht rolony players ire chosen to play for the South against North in the annual cricket match on Au?. 2. and 4 in Ipoh. Hat] are:— C. Thuraisinq.im who is named skipper. A Barriik. A.K. Delilkan. J F. Muirhead. S Naeiah. .1. Norris. K.
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    87 12 nOHTEEN-jear-old Pms> Lolali bin Joharl vsj the champion athlete at the annual athl< tic bjm 1 1 oi Biglap Becondajry Behool on their school ground cm Batuid ij. Thirteen new records were wjl and one I quj U( d I aialnlah waa responsible f< r three
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    157 12 BAIT 1 PAHAT, Mon.— Yon bin Mian successfully defended his title for the twelfth time in succession ifter the war when he easily disposed of his younger opponen' Dr. Dharmaratnam, in straight sets 6-3. h-Q at th* 1 Jnhore Lawn Tennis Championship Tournament w'lich
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    39 12 KUALA LUMPUR, MondayAlter trailing 3-1 at half-time the Sentul Railway Recreation Club rallied strongly to hold Guthrie* Sport? Club to three all draw m their FAS division 9 Business Houses league match on the SCRC ground today.
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    72 12 Left: Ashley Cooper of Australia, the >> w 'k -a' o Wimbledon, in action ir\ the final oi the > c V iga Neale Fraser on \he rentre eonrt. Cooper has >a.d'K:: he won't turn professional... yet. RIGHT: Althea Gibson, the Negress
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    281 12 First Day And Two Records Go Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon. Two records were broken on the first day of the Selangor Combined Schools Council annual championships which started on the Victoria Institution ground here today. Botli records were broken by class one boys. R. Subramaniam of Kishan Wai School. Kuala
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    108 12 KEPPEL GOLF Rp--.iV.> of Keppel Club July Monthly Medal golf played on Sunday were: "A" DIVISION Winner R Rae 77— 13-44 Runner-up P. Drever W— l6— BALL SWEEP pint Nine: P. Dreyer 8 -31 Second Nine: R R;io :'U fi\— 29 FT DIVISION Winner HM, Parsons ll— 24— fi Runner-up:
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    301 12  -  PETER WILSON This Was Not The Worst Final— Just One Of The Dullest' Writes LONDON, Mon.— lt would b*> unfair to say that the men s singles final in which Ashley Cooper, the 21-year-old irom Melbourne, beat 24-year-old lefthander Nejle Fraser A-6, 6-3, 6-4. 13-11 was the worst
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    93 12 MISS Wilson-Reid, with a score oi 34i. won tht M« ninly medal nine-hole compi lion at the Royal Singap n 001 l Club yesterday in the 18-hole comp< lition. Mrs Taylor 84-14 70 won the sllvt r divisii n w h Miss L:nd,« y 106-36 TO won
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    126 12 Kiwis Face Innings Defeat LEEDS ter) NYu ins 200 runs m innings delcai test against 1 scored 32 Im by (he close day's pla> hen Ei... i total of 67. On I on the ill 'it pitch and only Sparling i T< m (•< m. •V < 1 Land wei
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    170 12 Gordon 's In Perak Singles Semi-final IPOH, Men. Gordon Scow, SOQ Of S. J. Scow. lormer Pertk singles and doubles chamDion, qualified to meet Lee Enu Cheonf of Telok Anaoo in the semifinal of the men's ringlet In the Perak open tenni> ehampionshipf now beins played here. Gordon beat Lee
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    47 12 K.AI.L trounced Haikowyu Sports Club by six goals to one in the SAFA Div SB league match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday In another Div. ?.B leaglM match played on M.F.A. ground, Serangoon Malay Youngsters an f j Sctia Jayi played to a scoreless draw
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    224 12 'Every Effort Now For Rome' —Sir George Colony clubs must register their players with the Singapore Hockey association to participate in the association's league and knockout competitions. This was decided at the SHA's last monthly meeting held at the Singapore Recreation Club house yesterday. Regretting non-participation in the last Asian
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      660 13  - THANKS TO A TOY PIG Bernard McElwaine By WOMAN who owes her life to this toy pig sat in a cinema last week and saw herself re-living her hours of horror and peril as a young girl. She is Miss Edith L. Russell. The film she saw was "A Night
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    307 13 IT YEN London's veteran A film journalists were impressed when Eva Rartok vivid and vital as ever glided into the room to answer their questions with great warm smiles and spirited replies. It was a packedout press reception at the Orieon. Leicester Square,
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    299 14 ENVOY LOSES JOB FOR CANING HIS MAID T SB S t J. T (UPIJ r odian Ambassa r to I g Sary has t his DOst 1 4 by En i I that he bea her. -ssador I I in to Cambodia two wtc\- af it Hii wife iol- over
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    174 14 Li "'Ci Br A< 11, Calii rnia. 7 Bi auti< n Jaoan and 33 other .-n r .intr.e in luding S :e and 43 :r< m Unit* 1 S:at< will b>- n n:< d In the seventh annual "Mi.ns Universe" paSeanl to be held nei
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    60 14 LAUSANNE, JUv 7 (Reuter). The Duke of WindflOf who has been lufferinf from an I utc attack of shindies, returned to his hotel here vesteriav after undergoing a series of medical tests at a clinic. He has heen consulting ProfeaWf Alfredo Vannotli. one of Europe*l leading
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    91 14 Father, 29, Caged His Daughter YOSHIWARA, Japan, July 7 (UPI) Infuriated neighbours demanded life imprisonment today fcr a 29-year-old carpenter and his common-law wife who kept his four-year-old daughter caged and halfstarved in a dark storeroom Police who found tiny Masako Uehara said bones were broken in both arms, her
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    67 14 ADELAIDE, July 7 (Reuter) A Fire Chief who deliberately started two house fires was gaoled for 12 months here today He is Joseph Walter Stubbs He pleaded not guilty to starting two fires which caused damages totalling i:A2.150. Mr. Justice Ross told the Criminal Court that
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    97 14 HACKENSACK. New Jersey. July 7 (U.P.1.).— Police .said yesterday that three young brothers have admitted starting a million dollar fire that destroyer a lumber yard on Saturday night. The boys 7. 8. and 9 years-old confessed they had set a fire with pape~ outside the Comfort
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    52 14 BRIDGENORTH, Western England July 7 (Reuter).— The "do-it-yourself." cult has spread to a barber's shop he:e. The proprietor has erected a "shave-yourself," cubicle with two electric razors. The charge is six pence a shaye one third of the price for an "old-fashioned" shave b y the
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    225 14 MOSCOW. July 7 (Reuter) —Tales of Vodka-tippling and its immeasurable woes yesterday filled the pages of Soviet newspaDers in response to an a n t i drunkenness speech made in Leningrad on Friday by Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister. Writing
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    222 14 Voters Give Them 'Green Light' For Atomic Weapons BONN. July 7 (Reuter) Dr. Konrad Adenauer, West German Chancellor, last night won a resounding victory C 9 the North Rhine Westphalia State Election, prociaimed by his opponents as a plebiscite on Ms policy of readiness to accept
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    114 14 THE COLOMBO Plan Council for Technical Co-opera-tion in South and South-east Asia is in a policy session held in Colombo under the Chairmanship of R. Coomaraswamy of Ceylon, (third from left). At this meeting the Federation of Malaya was admitted as a full
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    257 14 THE EAST GERMAN News Agency said yesterday that the first group of foreign Communist Party delegates for this week's East Germany Party Conference to arrive in Berlin was the Chinese group, headed by Mr. Dung Bi Wu, a Member of the Politbureau. FOUR JAPANESE medical authorities were yesterday on
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    134 14 POPE APPEALS TO PEOPLE OF LEBANON BEIRUT. Lebanon. July 7 <UPI> Pope Pfni XII ye>terday appealed to the Lebanese people's goodwill to help restore peace in this rebellionracked nation. The appeal was released by the Pope's ioeal office here. The unofficial translation of the appeal .-aid that the "grave and
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    39 14 TOKYO. July 7 (UPI) Dr Ichiro Kamata f Ogiku Hospital reports d 4 lay c ha i sui -essfu y ansp a? '< ri the <• rnea of a ken's ey« to the eye < a 54-vcar-olri fa tory worker.
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    386 14 AT LAMBETH CONFERENCE LONDON, July 7 (Reuter)— Anglican Bishops and Archbishops gathered from all over the world for the Lambeth Conference today began discussing their main problems. The problems include the authority and message of the Bible in the light of modern knowledge, unity
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    168 14 BIRMINGHAM England, always find themselves on July 7 (UPI) Bus conduc- opposite shifts tresses yesterday planned- a One Judy Patten 18 cornprotest to their union that plained tho company was "inthe r employers are wrecking terfering and trying to ruin their romances by making our lives
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    45 14 PRINCESS MARGARET, wearing congratulates Thoma> Ashibendf I had conferred (in him the Degree ft. with honours at the L'niversit> Oll» m fordshire last week. The Prinrrss a > I V sided at the fifth congregation lot fl of degrees at the College UPI
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    88 15 Storm In A Teacup "DECENTLY I advised a reader who couldn't get the tannin stains out of her teacups to rub them with powdered detergent or a paste cleaner. Several readers have rapped me over the knuckles for omitting to mention the old-fashioned remedy of common salt. "Damp
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    673 16  - A NEW USE FOR JET ENGINES IN SALVAGE OPERATIONS J. Gorden Lovell By A LONG the rock-bound coast of Cornwall, the huge seas thunder and smash. The full force and fury of the Atlantic "Westerlies" turn this part of the English Channel into a maelstrom of heaving, tossing water, for
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    90 17 LONDON. July 6, (Router).— A London barrister is today reported to have contracted a "lexical marriage" with a Cambodian nursemaid on the advice of a "spirit guide." The barrister. 33-year-old Mr. John Averill, is a tne.Tiber of a sect which shuns meat. alcohol, nicotine and sex. His bride
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    834 17 spectors Say pD Officers rruck A Man CCA, Mon.— lnspectors P. Seenivasagam and tigh, investigation officers at the Central lion, Here today alleged in court that they Beer in charge of the Secret Society Branch, keoh Lai Long, assault a man at the station !9. 'or Yeoh
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    30 17 STANDARDPIC shows Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, with students of the Chung Cheng High School who visited him yesterday as part of their civics course.
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    276 17 Stay Out Of Politics— Lim Tells Students STI'DENTS should not inclulgr in p.] they are liable to be confused by what j < Sing,<porcs Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Vrv hstudents from the Chung Chens High Sclmm r They also can be easily influenced by political agitators and opponents of the
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    42 17 POLICE guard* ill anits to the gjn and? a 1 the Tnwp. Hall In Kua a Lumpur when the dm etinj f thf X L bran h at :hr Peof *'i Progressive Party was in progi There were no incident
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    127 17 One Final Check For Propaganda At The Fan KUALA 1 h ■< •E0 es of the s Chiel P the try of C and the V ■pertion of the I Park -I •ml r (nimd atioi Mr D W should be to open at A the fii be m( read:
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    172 17 All But 78 Will Stay In The Navy OF A TOTAL of Ml rating in the Royal Ma. ay an Navy, 121 elected to remain yesterday morning after the Service is handed over to the Federation on Saturday. July 12. The majority Of the 78 rating? who signified their unwillingness
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    266 17 KU4LA LUMPUR, Mon.— A quarrel which started among children spread to their mothers and finally to their fathers— with fatal results— the Supreme Court was told today. This was stated at !he trial of Lelohman Singh. 45. lor tne alleged murder of a ie.mv worker
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    129 17 'Stay Away From Chap-Ji-Ki' THE Chief Justice of Singapore. Sir John Whyatt, yesterday advised a 17-year-old youth to keep away from chap-ji-ki promoters and refuse to help them in the future. Tan Tik Cheong. the youth, was appealing against a lower court sentence of a $5,000 fine or nine months'
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    68 17 THE Board of Management of the Singapore Malay Settlement will allocate another 40 building sites at Jalan Eunos on Sunday. The Board has issued notices requesting the second batch of 40 applicants to be present at the Malay Settlement Union clubhouse in Jalan Pagak at
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    29 17 SINGAPORE'S Director of Tourism. Mr. Robert Howlett. will give a talk on "The Tourist Industry and what it means to Singapore" over Radio Malaya at 7.10 tonight.
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    249 17 DAVID RELEASED ON BOND (From Pngr 1) The General Secretary of the War Department Civilian I Staff Association. Mr. S J II Zaidi who was named by th p MTUC as one of thc»e who would sign the bond I ir David's release, said. "We nr° all hanpv David is
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    173 17 KUALA KLAWANG, Mon.— Jelebu district, once one of the most notorious hotbeds ot Communist terrorism in Nejjn Sembilan and the whole country, is steadily moving towards 'white area" status, The Standard was told today. The district's notoriety wiil for long be linked with the
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    233 21 HOW ACTORS SHOULD BEHAVE-SOVIET WAY MOSCOW, Sat— Soviet fllm stars, actors and variety entertainers have been warned that it is their duty, "as representatives of the great socialist culture," to maintain a high moral character.. They must forget about conceit, snobbishness, intrigues and squabbling, not drin^c too much and be
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