Singapore Standard, 17 September 1958

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    42 1 M A A m i Km IB Iv :J NJI Illl ■I II 4 1 1 1 1 flE_lB Iv^^ Telephone *****— 5 Cabl« "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1958. V6LIX No. 77. 15 c ts. 14 Pages ifc Sty [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon WAR WILL SPREAD TO RED CHINA, SAYS CHEN
    333 1 Retaliatory Bombing Attacks Hlanned TAIPEI, Sept. 16 (UPI)— Premier Chen Cheng told the nation today the war m the Formosa Straits will spread to the Chinese mainland if the Communist blockade of the Quemoy Islands is not broken soon. "We have absqluetly
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    Lock icon RUSSIA'S URGENT %ALL
    511 1 UN. TOLD TO CONSIDER NUCLEAR TESTS BAN Danger Of Atomic Radiation Polluting Air, Soil And Sea MOSCOW, Sept. 16, (Reuter)— The Soviet Union today asked the United Nations General Assembly to consider the cessation of Atomic and Hydrogen weapon tests "as an important and urgent question/ the
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    Lock icon Gaitskell Urges US To Recognize Peking
    245 1 LONDON, Sept. 16 (Reuter) Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour opposition, said today Britain should try to persuade the United States to make the Chinese Nationalists withdraw from the Chinese offshore islands. Speaking at a Foreign Press Association luncheon here, he urged America
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    Lock icon Unity Is Vital For Building Up Malaya—King
    397 1 Unity Is Vital For Building Up Malaya King ALOR STAR, Tiies. The King at the State banquet held at the Balai Besar here tonight m honour of the official visit of Their Majesties to Kedah, declared that the object of his first official visit to the State was to foster
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    Lock icon THREAT TO BLOW UP COMMONS
    89 1 THREAT TO BLOW UP COMMONS LONDON, Sept. 16 (UPI) A 20th-cen-tury Guy Fau-kes threatened today to blow up the House of Commons. Police surrounded the ancient building: m downtown Westminster. A first search was fruitless. The threat to blow up the seat of British Parliament was contained m unsigned letters
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    Lock icon 500 ARRESTED
    30 1 MORE than 500 persons, including five members of the opposition MLA Party, were arrested m Calcutta on Tuesday, the first day of price increases, authorities reported yesterday. UPI.
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    Lock icon CEREMONIAL RECEPTION
    58 1 THE KING AND QUEEN attended a ceremonial reception at the Balai Besar on their arrival m Alor Star on Sunday for their first official visit to Kedah. Photo shows Their Majesties entering the Balai Besar. On the left is the Sultan of Kedah and on the right, the
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    Lock icon INDONESIA IS OPPRESSING THE DUTCH, SAYS QUEEN
    210 1 INDONESIA IS OPPRESSING THE DUTCH, SAYS QUEEN THE HAGUE. Sept. 16 (UPI) Queen Juliana of the Netherlands assailed the Indonesian Republic today for taking measures against the Netherlands and Dutch subjects 'm violation of every rule.' Queen Juliana opened the new 1959 parliamentary year at a joint meeting of both
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    Lock icon MISSILE FAILS
    31 1 THE U.S. Navy tried to launch its temperamental "Vanguard" missile with a satellite m its nose m Cape Canaveral, Florida, yesterday but it failed to leave the ground.- UPI
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    47 1 NICOSIA, Sept. 16, (Reuter) Solon Papachristodoulou, a 21-year-old Greek Cypriot, was shot and wounded by British troops in Kilani Village, North Limassol, last night, it was learned todav. Official sources said the man was shot, when he refused to halt after* being challenged.
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    Lock icon TEMPLER PARK TIGER KILLED BY RANGERS
    250 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The much-feared Templer Park tiger is dead. After a night long vigil. Game Department officials at last succeeded m killing the striped terror last night Two other tigers are however, believed to be still lurking m the vicinity. The Game Department
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN ENVOY
    24 1 DR. A. M. MALIK has been appointed the new Pakistani Ambassador to Communist China, the New China News Agency reported today. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Happy Atmosphere At Peace Talks
    138 1 WARSAW, Sept. 16 <UPI) The United States and Communist China today considered each other's "substantive" proposals for peace m the Formosa Straits. U.S. Ambassador Jacob Beam and Red Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping-Nan met yesterday for nearly three hours to trade terms for silencing guns on
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    Lock icon New $700,000 Office For Shell Company
    95 2 New $700,000 Office For Shell Company BUTTERWORTH. Tues. The Shell Company of Malaya, North Malaya branch, will be moving into a new $700,000 four-storeyed airconditioned building m Pantei Road m the middle of October. Office equipment from the United Kingdom will arrive here by the "Breconshire." on Sept. 26. A
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    Lock icon Press Report Was Contempt—Counsel
    610 2 Press Report Was Contempt— Counsel NEW TURN IN X.L CIVIL SUIT KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The case m which Dr. Foo Lum Choon and his wife, Madam Kok Su Win are contesting the custody of their two sons, m the High Court today took an unexpected turn when the doctor's senior
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    Lock icon Custody Case: Wife Continues Evidence
    659 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Madam Kok Su Win, 33--year-old estranged wife of Dr. Foo Lum Choon, a former Selangor badminton and chess champion, declared m the High Court today that she had referred to her husband as "the great Doctor Foo coins: about m hip Buick
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      1444 2 1 DIATH TUITION T. A. MAHONY m Singapore on MALAY: New Conversation Court* 14.9.58. Corteg? will leave the commence* Wed 17th Sept. 530 p.m Cathedral of the Good Shepherd after 10 lessons $20. Enrol at Y.M.C-A. short service commencing 5 pm. Orchard Road. today for B.dadar. ORESSMAKINC/DESICNINCi 00-IT-ANNOUNCEMENI 'OUKSELF Try
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      540 2 TENDER NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST TENDERS are invited for repairs and redeeoratlon to (a) 2 blocks of 7 storey flats at Elizabeth Drive. Princess Elizabeth Estate. (b) 16 blocks of 4 storey flats at Tiong Bahru (N) Estate. (c) 9 blocks of 4 storey flats at Jalan Besar Estate (Postwar).
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      376 2 TENDER NOTICES TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Contractors of Class C and above (Head!) will J>e received at the office of the Chiefs Architect, Public Work s Department, Singapore up to noon of th* 25th September 1958 for the Proposed. Construction of a Bulk Store at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Singapore. Printed
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD September 17. 1953 Or Specialists?
    784 3 SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD September 17. 1953 Or Specialists? [jTTpQRES Minister of Health, Mr. A. B ie fwo important pronouncements on I fV on Monday. Having revealed that W r** s p ans for the building of them in Bedok, estimated to cost llr'n had been shelved or abandoned, beM'jtk shortage
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    1916 3  - FRANCE TRIES TO SCUTTLE THE OLD TABOOS Nora Beloff By PARIS J^B a key part of the programme of coax-, ing the Algerian masses away from the rebellion, the French Army is offering its services as knight-errant to the Muslim damsel m distress. From the European viewpoint her present distress
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    365 3 Red Military Moves Sir— A good deal of comment has been aroused by the military moves of Communist China opposite Quemoy. I think the Korean War provided a good yardstick of the military capacity of Communist China, and by every standard, it was a very poor showing indeed. Despite
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    382 3 the NEWS As it strikes me fHE announcement by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Federation, Da t o Abdul Rasak bin Dato Hussein that sixty rank and file of the Federation armed forces have been discharged from the service "as a move to maintain the forces free
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    Lock icon FOUND HANGING
    29 4 AN unknown man aged about 30 was found hanging from a cherry tree m the compound of the Central service station m Argyll Road. Penang, yesterday morning.
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    Lock icon YOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE?'
    775 4 Soothsayer Tells Court Of Extort Bid By Three Men KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. A temple soothsayer, victim of an alleged extortion by three men, told Sessions Court President, Tuan Sheikh Abdul Rahman today, that he had foreseen the impending earlier "calamity" but was helpless to prevent
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    Lock icon PRIZE WINNERS
    38 4 THE winning numbers of the Good Shepherd Convent Fun Fair, held at the Chinese V.M.C.A., Singapore, o n Sept. 13, are the following: Ist Drize, *****, 2nd, *****; 3rd, *****; 4th, *****; olh, *****; 6th, *****.
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    Lock icon 'THE COUNTRY WIFE'
    58 4 THE Singapore Stage Club production of "The Country Wife" will be presented at the Cultural Centre Theatre, Canning Rise starting from Sept. 17 to 20. Bookings are available at Robinsons. Above picture shows a scene m which Mr. Homer (Owen Evans) extends an invitation to Lady Fidget
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    Lock icon I Drank Caustic Soda, Fitter Tells High Court
    565 4 I Drank Caustic Soda, Fitter Tells High Court KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. After having stabbed his fiancee he realized she would not love him any more and "out of desperation" he drank caustic soda, a young fitter told the High Court today. Twenty-four-year old Mak Yin Kin of the Ayer Itam
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    Lock icon VISIT TO A NEWSPAPER
    83 4 THREE Colonial police officers now on attachment to the Southampton police m Britain, where they have come to study police methods, recently visited the modern offices of a newspaper m Southampton. Seen here examining equipment m the teleprinter room where the world's news is received are
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    357 5 vr,, Tues The Prime Minister, Tunku binan has re f erred the petition sent by 3,000 I jjere on import duties on gold and silver brought into the Federation principal arPl to the Secretary of the Treasury "for 1 necessary action." fa Visits liculture ration I v I o
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    Lock icon Motor-Cyclist Charged With Road Death
    83 5 TAN Ah Bah, 21. was yesterday charged m the Singal pore Ninth Magistrate's Court with causing the death of Lim Cheang Guan, 75, by a nei gligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. The prosecution alleged that he caused Lim's death by riding his motor-cycle
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    Lock icon TY BODY DEFERS APPROVAL
    263 5 Discord Over P.S.C Choice Of Sanitary Chief h=*» iff ~T Comnil "ee of the Singapore City Council v.«« r etre< nt!l Deceln »>er approval of a Public SerC«nLVi OIIIn^ SS Io n rec »»wen«la«oB to appoint a serving Si o^,/ San!tar y Superintendent, The standard was
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    Lock icon Murder Trial For Kepala, 53
    180 5 Murder Trial For Kepala, 53 PENANG. Tues.— A fifty-three-year old kepala was committed for trial on a charge of murder at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry held before Inche Nik Hussain bin Nik Ali at the Bayan Lepas Magistrate's Court yesterday, Hoong Mun Chee, a kepala of a rubber
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    Lock icon MOBILE CLINIC GIFT
    55 5 MOBI LE CLINIC GIFT l N> 'R.ANOU r -of th. xi" r J!\ an Ambassador, hands B* ff >r kIJuu M ;i v c Anti-Tuberculosis Clinic ffl '^n i r V T Sambanthan, at ibdul 'tahmin n if "5 Over thc clinic at thc da, l m all K «a!a
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    Lock icon NCOs FOR TRAINING
    93 5 SIX non-commissioned officers of the Federation Army left Kuala Lumpur by air over the weekend for the United Kingdom to attend the Mons O^icer Cadet School for five months. They are from left: Sgt. Ong Hean Teck, Sgt. Fadzil bin Mohamed Yusof (both of Federation Armoured Car
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    Lock icon S.J.A.A. Picks Office-Bearers
    57 5 THE following have been elected 1938/59 office bearers of the Central Committee of the Singapore St. John's Ambulance Association: Patron: Sir William Goode; Vice Patron: Dr. C. Haridas; Dire -tor: G. H. Kiat; DeputyDirector: Dr. P. C. Kwan; Hon. Auditors: Jee Ah Chian Co.; Hon. Secretary: Wong
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    Lock icon $5,000 Bail On 'Smokes' Charge
    62 5 TAN WAH MEN&. 50. was charged m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with possessing 100 pounds of dutiable cigarettes m a car at Changi Road on Monday morning. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bail of $5,000 m two sureties until Oct.
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    Lock icon FIVE HAPPY YEARS IN MALAYA-DR. GRANOW
    312 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The most striking impression of Malaya which he will take away with him is that of "a colonial territory attaining independence without violence or fanaticism," declared German Ambassador, Dr. Hans P. Granow, at a Press conference today. Dr. Granow will leave
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    40 5 NINE-YEAR-OLD Nural Aim binte Ahmad Noordin presents a bouquet to the Queen on her arrival at Alor Star Railway Station on Sunday. The King and Queen are now on their first official visit to Kedah. Standardpic
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    Lock icon LOTTERY MAN FINED $6,000
    61 5 A,CHAP-JI-KEE runner. Mohamed Yusof, 18, was fined $6,000 or six months jail when he pleaded guilty m a Singapore Court yesterday of assisting m a public lottery. He was arrested by a detective m Norfolk Road early yesterday morning. A total of 358 staking sHds and
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    Lock icon LECTURE BY SCIENTIST
    43 5 MR. Jamshed Fozdar, an electronics scientist, will give a public talk on "The Future W e Face" at the Bahai Centre, 10, Amber Road tomorrow at 5.30 p,m. Mr. Fozdar will be here on his way to Jakarta from Saigon,
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    Lock icon Had Dutiable Liquor: Fined
    52 5 POH Boon Hua, 39, was fined $200 m default one month's iail m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday for possessing 50 gallons of dutiable liauor at about 11.15 a.m. on Sept. 14. It was alleged that Poh had the liquor on his bicycle m High
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    Lock icon Police Told: I Was Kidnapped
    157 5 Police Told: I Was Kidnapped n A LIAISON officer m the 2/2 Gurkha Rifles, station^ m Johore Bahru, reported to £?aH™ Bukl Timan Poli <* Station, Singapore early yesterday that he was abducted by secret society gangsters and tortured by them for some hours The officer, Chua Chin Huat said
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    Lock icon MEMORIAL FOR MAHONY
    72 5 A MEMORIAL Reference for the late Mr. T. A. Mahony acting Senior Crown Counsel m Singapore, will be held m V° U^ °L the Actin S Ch Justice, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, at 10.15 a.m. tomorrow. Mr. Mahony died of cerebral haemorrhage m the General Hospital last
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    Lock icon Remanded On Robbery Rap
    75 5 Y. A. ABDUL Rasheed, yesterday claimed trial mi n the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court to a charge of armed robbery. He was alleged to have robbed Rawothersha Abdullah of Jf n 5 a Property totalling $103 while armed with a knife at Raffles Museum and British
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    Lock icon Call For Volunteers To Sweep City Roads
    199 6 Call For Volunteers To Sweep City Roads MAYOR of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, has called on the monthly paid staff of the City Council to "volunteer" for sweeping duties on two days as part of the Mass Health Movement, The Standard was told yesterday. The dates have been fixed
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    Lock icon Chinese Festival Blamed For Poor Turnout
    161 6 Chinese Festival Blamed For Poor Turnout THE mooncake festival has put off many people from being X-rayed, Dr. C. E. Smith, Assistant Director of Medical Services (T. 8.) said yesterday. Up to last Friday. 15,500 people have been X-rayed m Singapore's Chinatown. People who have received cards are not responding
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    Lock icon 'POLICE RAID ON CAMP'
    427 6 Youth Faces Trial On Two Capital Charges IPOH, Tues. A few hours after a terrorist had given himself up to the Police he led a six-man patrol m blight moonlight to a makeshift camp where one of his two companions immediately surrendered while the other was
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    Lock icon British Council's New Head
    73 6 THE new British Council representative m Singapore, Mr. D. Hardwick. arrived m the Colony yesterday, accompanied by his wife. He told The Standard: "I have always dreamt about working m Singapore" He replaces Mr. A. J Thomas, the former Council representative, who has since left for
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    Lock icon Seremban Council Faces $150,000 Budget Deficit
    273 6 Seremban Council Faces $150,000 Budget Deficit SEREMBAN, Tues.— The Town Council last night approved the 1959 budget estimates which shows a deficit of $150,000 for the year. Total expenditure estimates amount to about $1,500,000. Provision was made to empipy an administrative officer with law qualification, an engineer with town planning
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    Lock icon Warrant For Failure To Attend Court
    128 6 Warrant For Failure To Attend Court THE Singapore City Magistrate. Mr. Lim Ewe Huat yesterday ordered a warrant of arrest to be issued against Tan Keng Tian. who was described as secretary of the Singapore Itinerant Hawkers and Stallholders Association, for failing to appear m Court. Tan, who faced a
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    Lock icon Semi-Finalists For Singing Contest Picked
    111 6 Semi-Finalists For Singing Contest Picked EIGHT semi-finalists were selected from 120 entrants when they appeared m the Johnny Mathis singing contest at the Hollywood Room, Odeon Theatre Singapore last night. The contest was held m conjunction with the screening of the film "A Certain Smile." The eight:— Thomas Ang. S.
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    31 6 A PATROL of ttie 2/10 Gurkha. Rifles was fired on m the Pengerang area of Johore on Monday. The patrol returned *lre and the terrorists fled. A pack was recovered.
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    Lock icon Supervisor Acquitted Of Negligent Driving
    220 6 PENANG, Tues. The City Council's supervisor of hawkers, Thomas Wallis Oxley, 45, was today acquitted without his defence being called on a charge of driving a car m a negligent manner and colliding with a cyclist, one Ong Keng Hoo. at Northam Road on June
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    Lock icon SCREWDRIVER ATTACK ON PROPRIETOR
    102 6 A COFFEE shop proprietor. Lee Mook Kang, was stabbed by three men when he out ud a fight against them m bis premises m Ka'.lang Puddir.g Road, off Macpherson Road. Singapore, early yesterday Lee told Police that he awakened by noises at 3.30 a.m. When he
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    Lock icon 3 Fined For Unauthorized Building
    109 6 3 Fined For Unauthorized Building A PERSON charged with building several barrack type houses m Air Port Road, told the City Magistrate yeslcrday tha r he neither owned the land nor built the houses m question. The person. M. A. A. Reshty, had his cases postponed tp Sept. 30 for
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    Lock icon Help Find My Husband, She Appeals
    162 6 A MOTHER of two. who has not seen her husband since 1946, has appealed in a letter to the Malayan Indian Congress in Singapore to help find him. The woman is S. Sitalakshmi Ammal, of Trivandrum, India, and her husband is K. P. Gopalakrishnan,
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    Lock icon MIDNIGHT INTRUDER SHOT AND WOUNDED
    261 7 IPOH, Tues.— Millionaire tobacco factory proprietor, Mr. Tan Boon Bak, 56, whose house was the target of an unknown extortion gang's hand-grenade attack seven months ago, last night shot and wounded a midnight intruder. Within minutes of the shooting, plainclothes policemen and detectives surrounded the
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    48 7 N IN E YEAR OLD Th a m Weng Yew of the Perak Home. Singapore, was yesterday found drowned m the sea ofT Pasir Panjang by his friend. Tham was last seen swimming by the Home instructor half an hour before he was found drowned.
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    Lock icon BABY'S FALL
    28 7 A 1 1-MON TH-OLD-BABY, Lee Kheng Hock fell from a second floor window m Sims Avenue yesterday. He was taken to hospital m a serious condition.
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    Lock icon Indebtedness: Bankmen Seek Employers' Help
    71 7 Indebtedness: Bankmen Seek Employers' Help THE Singapore Bank Employees Union last night decided to request their employers to help them m getting out of their indebtedness. At the annual general meeting of the Union held at the Victoria Memorial Hall, the Union appealed to bankers to come forward and give
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    Lock icon FATAL STABBING OF HUSBAND
    358 7 FATAL STABBING OF HUSBAND Widow Weeps At Murder Trial Ac i J? widowed wif of a tapper told the Singapore assize Court yesterday that a man stabbed her husband w death m her children's presence m the grounds of a church m Kampong Bahru. v tT^ woman p anjali. was
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    Lock icon GIRL GUIDE LEADER
    61 7 MISS Gweneth Bowden, (above), a Girl Guide leader from Scotland, arrived In Singapore yesterday by the Carthage, Miss Bowden will travel to Knching to train Girl Guides there. She expects to be there for about two years. This is her first trip to the East and her
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    Lock icon Claims Trial To Charge Of Armed Robbery
    81 7 Claims Trial To Charge Of Armed Robbery NACKNAT bin Sawi, 22, pleaded not guilty m a Singapore Court yesterday to a charge of robbing Pang Tee Tin at Grange Road on Sept. 7 He also pleaded not guilty to an alternative charge of dishonestly retaining a stolen watch valued at
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    Lock icon Council Is Accused Of Using 'Gestapo' Tactics
    165 7 THE 12,000-strong City Council Labour Unions Federation yesterday accused the Ccuncil of adopting "Gestapo" methods m dealing with its employees. A spokes.niin for the Federation yesterday tod The Standard: "We are bein=; spied upon." Industrial worker?. who have contributed much towards the C.ty's
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    145 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 811 82* Ul: Z: m m (Nov.) 82* 82J R.S.S. No. 2 80f 81i R.S.S. No. 3 77} 78* Tone: Steady quiet. The tin price m Singa?do e wn W H) $369 PCr PiCXU
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    69 7 PALAVASAN Poiah Thever was discharged m the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charga of making a false report with intent to cause annoyance to Manikam Rajagopal at about 10 p.m. m the Kandang Kerbau Police Station. The Magistrate, Mr. R. Ramason, discharged Palava?an when
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    36 7 THE Singapore board of Licensing Justices, at its Quarterly Session held m the First District Court yesterday, granted 24 new licencesito applicants to run public nouses, beer houses and retail shops m the Colony.
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    83 7 Superstition About X-Ray Is Overcome HUNDREDS of Chinese m Singapore, representing the poorer sections of the community have overcome their ignorance and superstition about getting an X-ray, said one of the doctors m Government's mass X-ray scheme yesterday. The two X-ray units at North Canal Road and Maxwell Road have
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    136 7 R.I. GOVT. TEAM TO TOUR SINGAPORE SIX visiting Indonesians arrived m Singapore last night a s guests of the Government. The six are Mr. Moersid Idr i s and Mr. Abdullah Afandi (Members of Parliament) Lt.-Col. Soeparno and Dr. R. Hartono (Police Officers), Mr. Pamoedji Rahardjo (of the Ministry of
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    42 7 PROFESSOR of Economics, at the University of Malaya. Mr. T. H. Silcock will talk at the three-day Symposium on Agricultural Economics which opens at the University tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. yisiting professors taking part m the Symposium will also be present.
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      254 9 ITALY PLANS EXPORT DRIVE TO MALAYA ITALY will send a two-man mission to Singapore and Malaya m November to explore the markets m this country for Italian products, Italian Consul-General m Singapore, Mr. Lucio 5. Pagnutti, said yesterday. Mr. Pagnutti said Malayan exports to Italy annually were running at the
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      153 9 Sumatra Is Main Copra Supplier Sumatra sent 3,151 tons of copra to Malaya m July and became the biggest supplier of the commodity during the month. Total imports m July amounted to 7,912 tons. Two other big suppliers were Celebes and Moluccas (1,808 tons) and nearby Indonesian islands (1,436 tons).
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      90 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Sept. /Oct U.K.. Continent $33 buyers S33| sellers; coconut oil m bulk $51 sellers, m drums $54$ sel'ers; Muntok white pepper $125 sellers; Sarawak white $124 sellers; Special Sarawak black $74. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair
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      65 9 Airline's Executive On Tour 8.0.A.C.'s general manager. Far Eastern Routes, Mr. Ross Stainton. is on a short visit to Singapore, m the course of a tour of some of the Corporation's Far East stations. He is accompanied on the trip by Mr. AD. Bennett, manager. Far East. The two executives,
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      99 9 Drop In Trade Of $359.5 Mil. There was a sharp decline m Malaya's foreign trade m the first seven months this year— total trade at $4,686,--132,000 was a drop of $359,--546,000. compared to $5,045,--678,000 for the corresponding period last year. Imports totalled $2,493,758,--000 ($2,611,765,000) and exports $2,192,374,000 ($2,433--913,000). Imports from
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      102 9 Industrials. Tins Steady On Share Market INDUSTRIALS and rubbers were steady m the Malayan share market yesterday. Tins were easier after steady. Turnover of business was fair. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Malayan Cement 1.35 1.38 Robinson Co. Ords. 1.62 I.67cum all Spore
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      211 9 MALAYA sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Disp. $1.12: F. N. ords. 52.82 i, $2.80 (and overnight). 52.85 delayed: Gammon $1.50; Hammer $1.69. $1.70; Hume prefs. A5/1J: M. Cement $1.35. $1.34*: M Colls. $1.04 (and overnight), $103: McAlister $137 to $1.38; M. Box $1.72 i; Sime
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      34 9 MALAYAN tin exports for August totalled 4,007 tons, against 3,533 tons m the previous month. Total exports m the first eieht months this year amounted to 33,510 tons. (48,--097 tons).
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      184 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. German imports of canned pineapples from Malaya were shrinking, due to lack of publicity for the product m Germany, the German Ambassador, Dr. Hans U. Granow, told a Press Conference today. Dr. Granow said Formosan canners were doing better than Malaya
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      110 9 OUTER ROADS Oulidia, Darvel, Angkorwat, City of Singapore. SigH, Eastern Lucky, Lidia, Sunon, Atlas. Prince Salvor, Hoi Houw, Belaya, Chekiang, Fuyo Maru, Santa Lucia, Berebere, Norvest, Floreta, Summit. INNER ROADS Tiong Bee. Tai Cheong. Caltex 9. Leun Hwa. Francoise, Sitia, Sedenak. Sadao. Siruda. Long Sindhu, Hin Cheong,
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      107 9 Nigeria Rail Expansion Costs £2. 5 m WORK has started m North East Nigeria on a £2.500.000 railway extension which will open up a richly productive area of that territory. At present the produce of the area can only be moved on indifferent roads. The project, which will be completed
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      70 9 JAKARTA, Sept. 16 (Reuter). The Governor of the Bank of Indonesia. Mr. Lukman Hakim, attacked the European Common Market m his annual report, Antara newsagency said. He said the Common Market (which imposes a 30 per cent import duty on Indonesian tobacco) was a violation of
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      210 9 THE latest developments m a staff location device that has been supplied to 50 British hospitals since its first hospital installation only 18 months ago is being displayed by a firm exhibiting at an International Trade Fair m Vienna Devised originally for contacting doctors and
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      69 9 Mentri Besar Opens New Premises Photo shows the Mentri Besar cutting the ribbon, at the opening; ceremony. With him (on his right) is the company's chairman, Mr. Tan Boon Bak, and the manager (on the left) Mr. Tan Kirn Seng. THE Mentri Besar of Perak, Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji
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      51 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying, T.T. 32-1/16. OD 32-3/16, 90 day s air mail 32-1/2 credit bills, 32-5/8 trade bills. Selling. T.T. or OD. ready: Canada 31-11/16: Swedish Kr. 167-3/4: Italian *****. Other exchange ratei remain
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      131 9 SINGAPORE rubber price rose l cent yesterday, to close at 32* cents per lb. for International first grade October shipment. The market was marked up when it opened for business, m sympathy with the firm trend overseas. It ruled quiet at the higher level with
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    1685 10 A W eeeif -Robert Louis Stevenson, born m Edinburgh on November 13, 1850, was one of the greatest essayists and romantics m the history of English literature, past and present* His book for men of all ages, "Treasure Island,'* is a book for all time;
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    831 11  -  WINDSOR LAD They Break 38 On Good Going BY IPOH Tucs Four horses did winning gallops at the training track this morning m preparation for the bultan's Gold Vase meeting. They were Sure Profit, fcea Luck, Red Wolf m and Daiku. All broke 38 sec. loi
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    76 11 Roj Bent. i "itrught ago after a fall on the train bringing Fuiham a ■'< from Swansea. Xow he is recalled to right iall for the visit of Bristol Ro- S. t lfld *ntn DL N *Wltstb soalkeeoer Stewart MitcheU sprawls flat out outside 1 c,
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    216 11 MELBOURNE, Sept. 16 (Reuter)— Davis Cup player, Mervyn Rose, has failed m a late bid to get his suspen- sion lifted quickly. It is now doubtful whether he will be available to play m carlv tournaments m *he rcw Australian grass court
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    149 11 $297,500 Leg Out Of Plaster LONDON. Tues. Cliff Jones Spurs £35.000 left winger. who broke a leg three weeks before the start of the seamen. is .ike'y to be playing again sooner than he expected. Jones, Britain's highest priced footballer, had the plaster removed from his leg last week w'Acn
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    194 11 SYDNEY, Sept. 16 (Reuter) Jack Kramer's Australian manager, Bob Barnes, today accused the I Lawn Tennis Association of (Australia of trying to j "stand over" the profesj sionals. Barnes said this m reply to allegations last night the Kramer was holding j "a gun" at
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    82 11 LONDON. Sept. 16 (Reuter). —The English Football League will play two matches, home and away, against the Italian League next season, Mr. Alan Hardaker, the English League secretary said yesterday. Mr. Hardaker added that for the occasion the League side would include Scottish, Welsh
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    49 11 WITH a terrific right Yolande Pompey of Trinidad sends Randolph Turpin, former world middle' weight champion, crashing to the canvas m the second round of their fight at Birmingham last week. Turpin was still on the floor after the referee had counted him out. Mirrorpic
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    269 11 Champion Turns Down A Fight NEW YORK. Sept. 16 (UPI) Cus D'Amato, manager of heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, has turned a somewhat cold shoulder toward Sweden's sensational challenger, Ingemar Johansson. When informed that Johansson had knocked out American Eddie Machen m the first round, he said, "that doesn't impress me
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    227 11 TORONTO, Sept. 16, (UPI) Georfce Chuvalo of Toronto last night won the Canadian heavyweight boxing, title by knocking out veteran James. J. Parker, also of Toronto, at the two-minute mark of the first round of their scheduled 12-rounder. About 10.000 fans m Toronto's Maple
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    147 11 Loyals Given A Rousing Send-off IPOH. Tues: Six hundred men and officers of the Ist Bn., The Royal Regiment, accompanied by their colours, were given a rousing send-off by their regimental band at the Ipoh railway station this afternoon en-route to Hongkong for a six weeks training course. Only a
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    48 11 ST ANDREW'S School will hold its annual swimming carnival at the Chinese Swimming Club's new pool on Thursday, Sept. 25, at 2.30 p.m. There is a 50 metres freestyle event open to old boys. Those wishing to compete are requested to communicate with the swimming master
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    56 11 PENANG, Tues: On the occasion of the annual victory cup tennis tournament, Mr. and Mrs. Soon Cheng Sun. is giving a buffet dinner at his residence, m Northam Road at 8 p.m. on Saturday. Sept. 27. Mr. Soon is the donor of the victory cup and a patron
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    139 11 NEWCASTLE, Sept. 16 (Reuter). The New Zealan.iers' cricket tour ended m disappointing fashion here yesterday with bad light stopping play at five o'clock after rain had delayed the resumption until mid-afternoon. Yet the New Zealanders must have been glad when the game against the minor aunties
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    318 12 THAIS LEAVE MALAYA IN THE DARK Silence On SE-A Games KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation of Malaya Olympic Council has run into a wall of utter silence m its efforts to ascertain when the Bangkok South-East Asia Peninsula Games are to be held. So complete is the silence that the
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    278 12 TAG TEAM WRESTLING AGAIN: PAK BROTHERS AGAINST KONG ALI TAG Team wrestling returns to the Happy World stadium on Saturday when the unbeaten Pakistani brothers, Aslam and Akram, taking on a new combination of King Kong and Sheikh Ali ben Youssef. The internationally famed mat men, who returned yesterday to
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    43 12 ARMY Depot Police and 'A' Division Police, failed t 0 reach a decision for the second time m ;he Malayan Armed Forces knockout soccer competition. They played a goalless "haw at Farrer Park yesterday. In the previous encounter, they drew two-all
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    39 12 Varsities TTC 'Tri' A triangular athletic competition between the Universities of -Malaya and Nanyang and Teachers Training College will be held at Farrer Park on Saturday. This is the first time that the team? are competing against each other.
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    61 12 THE team to represent the Young Men". Sikh Association m a friendly hockey match against the Spore Cricket Club on the Girls Sports Club today will be selected from: V. K. Nathan, Sarboo. Anoop S;ngh. Poopalan, M'ohinder Singh Leo Nathan. Dalip Singh, Ajit Singh. ll.irbha.ian Singh. Jagat Singh,
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    95 12 RAJA UDA THE VICTORS THE victorious Penana Football team which beat Singapore 2-0 m the Malaya Cup Final on Saturday poses for a group photograph with the Governor of Penang. Raja UdaZn Raja Muhammad (centre) m the grounds of the Re On e th U e alveToTleft is the Chief
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    64 12 CAPTAIN Pang Siang Teik, holds up the Malaya Cup as he sits m an open car which went round the streets of George Town on Monday. Siang Teik is flanked on the left by the Preside Jit of the Football Association of Penang, Mr. Loh
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    377 12 OPERATION SECRET WEAPON SMOOTH SUCCES PENANG, Tucs. Now it can be told Penang's "secret weapon" to beat BfaJ replay of the Malaya Cup final wasto* the very same shock tactics they adopted 2 encounter on Aug. 23. It was as simple aji Did it bamboozle the singa* pore team on
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    Lock icon Umar Is Scorer, Says Yew Chang
    176 12 Umar Is Scorer, Says Yew Chang SINGAPORE'S Malaya Cup final replay goalkeeper Sect Yew Chang is emphatic that the 11th minute goal was scored by his fullback. I'mar Rahmat, and not Penang's forward Aziz Ahmad. He said yesterday, "When I'mar Rahmat backpassed the ball, I failed to retrieve it immediately.
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    339 12 Uniteds Beat VI Hard Way KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selangor United had to H&ht hard to beat Victoria Institution by 14 points (goal, try, penalty try, penalty) to eight a goal, penalty) m jl rug£i?r match on the Shaw Road ground here today. Rain before the start made the ball slippery.
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    85 12 Kesavan Pal In SIA Sports Meet THE Spore Indian Association will hold their annual athletic meet on Sept. 20 and 21 at Balestier Road. Among 65 entries received are Colony sprinter Kesavan Soon, pole vaulter Pal Singh, high jumper Arjaan Singh GUI, and R. Thiagarajah. On Saturday, the following events
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    Lock icon Fathuls Avenge League Defeat By Ousting Darul Afiah
    168 12 Fathuls Avenge League Defeat By Ousting Darul Afiah FATHUL Karib edged Daru! Afiah 2—l m the open ing game of the SAFA, Cup competition at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. With this victory. Fathuls avenged their defeat m the SAFA league rompctitior.. when Darul won 3-1. After a scrappy 10 minute?.
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    113 12 NSWCA To Suspend Leg Side Rule SYDNEY, Sept. 16 (Reurcr). A rule which limits to two the number of behind-the-wicket leg-side fieldsmen, will be suspended for the 1958-59 grade cricket competition m New South Wales. The rule, proved a successful innovation last season. But the New South Wales Cricket Association
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    61 12 PENANG I-«j materials tr.. champs n. I Singap r< s*~ m a irifnd-i Singap re a: stadium. Th< mat tak«' P-ao f midd'.e v ;J The iX IInd n< >ia riv( day On t /r an- Penang ■>' The tcnta the A; ax s lava are: Against P«j j
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    70 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The results of the monthly shoot of the Selangor Shooting Association were: Clay Pigeon Shooting Class A: Tang Peng Choy, Ng Tow Foo. Class B Yeo Tin Seong, Chua Boon San. Clasj C Chin Tham Len. Ng Kuan Liew. .22 Pistol and Revolver: 1 Joseph
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    82 12 LONDON, Sept. 16 (Reuter) —Results of British league soccer played yesterday:— Div. One: Blackburn 0. Blackpool 0 Div. Two: Sheffield United 2. Liverpool 0. Div. Three: Chesterfield 2, Bradford City 0; Hull City S, Notts County 0; Mansfield Town 1, Brentford 1; Tranmere Rovers 1, Southend United
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      61 12 SOCCERS.G.S.F.A. semifinal— T.T.S.B. vs. Education Dept., Jalan Besar 5.15 p.m. Semi-final replay P.W.D. vs. Police 'A', Jalan Besar, 6.30 p.m. RU GB V— South Johore 'A' vs. 19 Air Fm. Sigs. Regt., Johore Bahru S.C.C. 'A' vs. Police, Padang. R.A.F. Scletar *A' vs. Cheshire Regt.. Seletar R.A.F. Seleiar 'B vs.
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      215 13 ■J^^^^^^^^J I I I 1 I Ik^ i JvJ B -k good for a ft:' I personally Kpr ..is a student ft: ia active part B\ mural actlvi1. inol and also B. iv nptitude*. ft-., rttrresting to B --> please. ft M D doubt mark B he
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      497 13 Datvn of Cambridge Examination Fear 'THE Se -ior Cambridge Examination fever has already gripped many a secondary pupil, for their prowess m the art of convrrsation. comprehension and unseen passage readins; is being tested with the Oral English Examination uhich started recently. Usually at this
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      123 13 1 a w «k "»k" bare living and a nudist is Uvin B bare. JEST -A MINUTE MARRIAGE is like a card same. The, start with a P a »>e shows a diamond she shows a flush: and they end up with a full house A WOMAN may
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      531 13 rPHEY had ft wonderful time op there. Every man, woman and child who came out from the Catholic Young Men's Association premises, had lovely presents m their hands, big broad smiles on their faces and twinkles m their eyes. It was apparent that these
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      142 14 HONGKONG. Sept. 16 (Reuter).—Two Communist newspapers today ignored the romments Police Commissioner Mr. A. C. Maxwell, made about some of their "sensational accounts" last night. Neither Ta Kung Pao or Wen Wei Pao printed any reference to Mr. Maxwell's long statement, warning that action might
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      474 14 LABOUR ASKS MAC MILL AN TO WARN U.S. Britain s Stand On Formosan Crisis Clarified LONDON, Sept 16, (Reuter) Mr. Harold Macmillan last night declined an Opposition suggestion that he visit Washington to warn the United States administration of the risk of war with China. The Prime Minister told Mr.
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      199 14 STUDENTS AGAINST PRIVATE VARSITIES BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 16 (U.P.I.)— Some 80.000 students massed outside the Capitol last night to demand a dennite ruling m the controversy over the establishment of private univer sities m Argentina. Four columns of demonstrators organized by the Committee to Promote Freedom of Education converged on
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      58 14 COLOMBO. Sept. 16 (UPI) Communist China will extend 50 million rupees m economic aid to Ceylon, it was announced. Ceylon wiil pay 2.5 per cent interest on goods bought under the plan, which provides for delivery of agricultural and industrial equipment m four instalments. Ceylon also
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      244 14 WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (UPI)— Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, is expected to tell the European Foreign Ministers at the United Nations this week that the defence of Quemoy is necessary on moral rather than strategic principles. They understood Mr. Dulles admitted that
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      77 14 R.A.F. PLANE ATTACK WAS IN DEFENCE UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 16 (UPI) Britain informed the UN today that its planes attacked machinegun positions m Yemen on Sept. 6 after a British supply convoy had been attacked. Sir Pierson Dixon, British UN delegate, said m a letter to Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold that
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      38 14 photo Youthful and beautiful Mona Azzan i s seen strolling ii Rome with her mother after calling on a fashion house to select Mona's wedding dress. She is marrying Prince Faisal, of Saudi Arabia, UPI
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      178 14 CAIRO, Sept. 16, (UPI) Lebanese rebel leader, Kamil Jumblatt. said that fighting there will flare anew if US. troops do not leave. He said the Lebanese Opposition Front, which included his Druze tribesmen, "will resume fighting if American troops are not withdrawn." "In that event,"
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      302 14 LOVES AND WOES OF FILMLAND HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 16 (UPI) Phillip Crosby. 23--year-old son of crooner Bing Crosby, and Las Vegas, Nevada, showgirl, Sandra Drummond, 20, will be married when she completes instructions m the Roman Catholic Church, it was revealed yesterday. Bob Crosby, Phillip's uncle, confirmed that the two would
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      33 14 photo. A Nationalist Chinese LSM (landing ship medium) lies helplessly m Quemoy harbour after Communist shells hit i* the midst of the ship. The landing craft carried ammunition and supplies. UPI
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        35 14 THE 720-ton West German motorship, Seydlitz, collided with the 314-ton Dutch ship Anna Marie II last night. The Anna Marie broke in two and sanK. Her captain and sole crewman Wolter Kleine was rescued.- UPI
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        17 14 VISCOUNT Hailsham, chairman of the British Conservative Party, returned to England aboard the Empress of Britain. UPI
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        24 14 REPORTS received in Reykjavik said 19 British trawlers were at present fishing inside the new 12-mile territorial limit, protected by the Royal Navy. Reuter
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        33 14 TEN more Polish tourists were missing when the Polish holiday cruise ship Mazowsze left Stockholm, making a total of 80 defectors from this ship during its six trips to Stockholm this Summer. Reuter
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        27 14 INDIAN Socialist leader Jayaprakash Narayan advised Cypriot nationalists to "desist from violence of any kind." and said non-co-op-eration and passive resistance would succeed as In India. Reuter
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      152 14 NICOSIA, Sept. 16 (Reuter) Nicholas and Timothy, 10 months old twins. slept peacefully yesterday, despite "scratching noises" m the false roof of their bungalow. Their mother, Mrs. Daphne Newbury, wife of a Royal Air Force FlightLieutenant, thought the noises must be made by a rat.
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      241 14 PARIS, Sept 16, (Reutfr)-p O ice Algerians for identity checks j n a he' Algerian quarter of Paris during the I yesterday's attempted assassination J Soustelle, Minister of Information. At Nice, m another largescale operation against Algerian terrorists last night, poire screened 500 Algerians
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      90 14 I PARIS. fa Minority fact" quit the fj Party wrier. Charles de Gd stitution, anr/.j i they nave r| Of their own' v Assembly IK ncr Minister S j <aid the nevh I Paign for fc2 I Cauile project 1 a referenda France and her) Sept. 28 "But," ben,
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