Singapore Standard, 14 January 1959

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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD STANDARD it m g. GFDFGFG SINGAPORE, WJpfilSMf^lANUARY M, 195< Vol. IX No. Iff. ,5 e 14 PogM (PINAL EDITION)
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    Lock icon KLM MAY HAVE TO AXE STAFF
    348 1  - KLM MAY HAVE TO AXE STAFF CHAN SWAN BEE Britain decides tn G 9 MM*re fli f M#-H<> Talks m Amsterdam By THE BRITISH Government's decision to reduce KLM't twice-weekly service to Singapore to one may result m the retrenchment of the airline's local staff. "[he general manager of KLM,
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    Lock icon TUNKU'S GOLDEN SHUTTLE PRIZE
    277 1  - TUNKU 'S GOLDEN SHUTTLE PRIZE PETER KIM FDFDF To boost game m Asia By KI'ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya's sportsman of the Year, Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, has agreed to foot the bill for a M 58,600 gold challenge trophy for the betterment of Asian badminton The honorary general secretary
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    Lock icon A HEAVIER GUARD AT ELECTRICAL STATIONS
    255 1 Were not taking chances Council THE Singapore City Council yesterday strengthened its guards at its major electrical installations throughout the city area "as a precaution against possible damage being done to these installations The Council Information Bureau, m a slatement, said: "These precautions are
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    Lock icon TITO ARRIVES IN INDIA
    60 1 MADRAS, India, Jan. 13 (U.P.I.)— President Tito of Yugoslavia stepped ashore here today from his presidential yacht Galub as Indian guns fired *a salute and a military band played the Yugoslav national anthem. President Tito. accompanied by his wife, wax cheered by hundreds of people as
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    Lock icon PRIVY COUNCIL TURNS DOWN LEAVE TO APPEAL
    186 1 LONDON. Jan. 13 (Reuter) The judicial committee of the Privy Council today refused leave to appeal against a murder conviction to Sadiron bin Haji Abdullah-Chomel-Mamat-Mat He was sentenced' to death m the high court of Singapore last June after a majority verdict of
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    Lock icon MOLOTOV FOR THE HAGUE?
    44 1 MOSCOW, Jan. 13 (Reu.er) —A report m diplomatic quarters here today said that the Dutch government had notified Russia of its acceptance of Mr. Vyacheslav Molotov as Soviet ambassador at the Hague. There was no official confirmation of the report.
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    Lock icon SEATO Needs Free Asians
    200 1 SEATO Needs Free Asians LONDON, Jan. 13 (Reuter) —Mr. Leon Maria Guerrero, Philippine Ambassador m London, said today the longrange aim of SEATO must oe to eno>!/*-agp the development m South-east Asia of a real community of nations" made cohesive by race geography and common traditions and institutions." The Ambassador
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    Lock icon ALL QUIET
    33 1 All was quiet m the Formosa Strait for the sixth consecutive day yesterday. No reports of shellings had been received up till early yesterday afternoon, the Nationalist Defence Ministry said. Reuter
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    Lock icon BUS DRIVER SAVES THREE WOMEN FROM A COLONY CANAL
    148 1 BUS DRIVER SAVES THREE WOMEN FROM A COLONY CANAL A SINGAPORE bus driver dived into the swollen canal m Bukit Timah Road and rescued three women trapped m a car yesterday. The car driven by Madam Teo Geok Hiok. 25, had grazed a bus. ran off the road and plunged
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    Lock icon Djuanda visit to Malaya opposed
    170 1 Djuanda visit to Malaya opposed JAKARTA. Jan. 13 (Reuter) —Malaya's Ambassador, Inche Senu Abdul Rahman, said on his return from Malaya today he expected to give some explanations to the Indonesian Government on the plan for closer economic ann cultural relations proposed by the leaders of Malaya and the Philippines.
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    Lock icon NEW FORM OF PARALYSIS LIKE POLIO
    96 1 LONDON. Jan. 13. (Reuter). A new form of paralysissimulating poliomyelitis but arising from an unidentified virus which has struck several children m Britain is undergoing intense investigation by experts, a medical research council spokesman said here today. Present polio vaccines were no protection, although
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    Lock icon Michiko learns how to be Crown Princess
    161 1 Michiko learns how to be Crown Princess TOKYO. Jan. 13 (Retiter) Miss Michiko Shoda, commoner bride-to-be of Japan's Crown Prince Akihito. today started receiving lessons at the Imperial Palace m preparation for her role as the Crown Princess. Her first lesson was on "Imperial Household festivals" given by Mr. Osanag
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    Lock icon $300 FOR EGG LOBBING
    86 1 CHICAGO. Jan. 13 (Reuten Four Hungarian refugees, who were arrested m egg-throwing demonstrations her e i ast Friday against Mr. Mikoyan. the Boviet Deputy 57?'!P ier were €ach fln «d *300 (Malayan) and costs. The sentences were however, suspended. They were told by Judge Joseph Butler:
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    Lock icon $5,000 SILVER SEIZED
    54 1 SINGAPORE Marine Police late last night seized $5,000 worth of silver from a ship m the Outer Roadr The silver was said to have been smuggled into the Colony. It is understood that two Marine Police 'aunches were ordered to keep guard over the ship, which had
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    Lock icon UK action won't improve relations
    318 1 Dutch foreign Minister THE HAGUE, Jan. 13 (Reuter) The Dutch Foreign Minister, Mr. Joseph Luns, said last night he Ant b e T n J ilS o apPo inted by the British deci »ion to refro C rn X tw L i?e- Xc^eT™ n ">™
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    Lock icon WIFE SAW HUSBAND HANGING
    77 2 PENANG, Tues. A woman, on seeing her husband hanging by a rope m her house, cut it and brought him down alive. a Coroner's Court was told today. The woman, Lim Huat, then gave her husband, Khaw Chee Soon. 52, a drink of warm water, but
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    124 2 One Tamil School Appeals KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.--One of the five Tamil schools here ordered to close has appealed to the local Education Authority against the order by the Kuala Lumpur Muni cipai Education Office. The Municipal Education Officer. Mr. J. R. Davidson. told The Standard yesterday that the appeal of
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    Lock icon $4,400 GEM THEFT
    29 2 PENANG, Tues.— A house m Siam Road here was burgled last night when the inmates were away. The thieves stole jewellery to the value of $4,400.
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    Lock icon SOCIETY THUGS SLASH 2 YOUTHS WITH PARANGS
    212 2 Attack At Bus Stop SECRET society gangsters yesterday evening chased a 17-year-old youth and slashed him with parangs m Delta Road, Singapore. They also attacked another youth who went to the flrst boy's aid, and he too, was slashed. f The incident took
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    Lock icon HAD CHAIN WHIP: JAILED
    73 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues P. Suppiah. 24. of Batu Caves, was today jailed for six months by Sessions Court President. Tuan Sheikh Abdul Rahman, before whom he pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of a bicycle chainwhip. He li the second to be punished m Kuala Lumpur under
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    Lock icon EXTORTION CHARGE FAILS
    74 2 TWO YOUTHS were yesterday cleared by the Singapore First District Judge. Mr. J. F. McWilliam. on a joint charge of extortion. They were Ng Kah Lee and Wong Hwee Kong. The alleged victim was a coffee stall assistant, Mohsan Ali Hasan. The amount of money involved was
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    Lock icon Accord in Kedah UMNO row
    152 2 Accord in Kedah UMNO row ALOR STAR. Tues. The Care-taker Committee, headed by the Minister of Transport, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, after several "closed door" meetings here during the last few months to settle the Kedah UMNO dispute, has finally obtained a compromise from both sides. The Standard
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    Lock icon Modern $1 Million Seven-Storeyed Hotel For S'pore
    188 2 Modern $1 Million Seven-Storeyed Hotel For S'pore A $1,000,000 modern 140 room seven-storeyed hotel will be opened m Singapore m Mar. The hotel, the International Hotel Ltd, will be accommodated m the $2.000,0nn building now being constructed at Orchard Road. The building, owned by the Malayan Chinese Association, will be
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    Lock icon ADVICE TO EXPOSITION MOTORISTS
    114 2 SINGAPORE Police yesterday advised motorists not going to the Constitution Exposition to avoid Nicoll Highway, Mountbatten Road and Geylang Road from Jan. 24. The use of these roads during that period may cause traffic jams, a Police spokesman said. Motorists are a>ked to use Paya Lebar
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    Lock icon Woman Professor Flies In
    63 2 Woman Professor Flies In MRS. Shixu Akagi. a Japanese Professor m home economics and English, arrived m Singa pore last night by JAL from Tokyo to attend the Pan Pacific South-east Asian Women's Association conference. Mrs. Akajci is an executive member of the Japanese Friendly Women's Association m Tokyo, with
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    Lock icon PLAN TO FORM MALAY FRONT
    71 2 IPOH. Tues.— A proposal to form a Malay National Front incorporating all Malay section^ of the various political parties will be discussed at this weekend's assembly of the Peninsula Malay Association of Malaya m Ipoh. The assembly meets at 8 a.m. at the Perak Library
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    Lock icon Boycott threat withdrawn
    127 2 Boycott threat withdrawn KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The two opposition Councillors m the Municipal Council. Messrs. S. S. Nayagam and V. David. have withdrawn their threat to boycott Council committee meetings. Their threat stemmed from their apprehension that the majority Alliance members m the Council would not include them m consultations
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    Lock icon KENNEDY IN HK
    40 2 HONGKONG. Jan 13 (Rejter)—Mr. N. A. J. Kennedy. Malaya's first Industrial Commissioner to Hongkong, arrived m the Colony today. A grouD of Chinese businessmen were at the airoort to greet him but there was no official reception.
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    Lock icon WIDOW FOUND HANGING
    53 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. Mrs. V. Harding, 60, a widow. was found hanging m her room m a coffee shop m Bungsar Road here this evening. Her son came homo from work and found her room was locked. He climbed over the wall to get into the room.
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    Lock icon Advice to Indians: Be loyal
    145 2 IPOH, Tues.— lndians m this country are advised to identify themselves with the new Malayan nation by becoming loyal citizens and to continue to do their share m the progress and development of Malaya. This advice was given by the Indian High Commissioner m Malaya
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      375 2 NOTICES NATURALISATION NOTICE is hereby given that ONG CHEOK SENG also known as Ong Boon Seng of 21 Trevcse Crescent, Singapore 11 is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written statement of the
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    758 3 ITHE Federation Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul ian hat every reason to be annoyed over the ier m which his plan for knitting together ountries of South-east Asia to improve their rai and economic stability has been distorted irtain news agencies m Indonesia. Branding mischievous reports as being designed to
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    50 3 i 0 OFFICE: 23. L.m T«ck Kirn Road. Spore 2 P.O Box No 1563 Cables: "TICERNEWS" ILA Tel. ***** (5 lines) All department*. LUMPUR: China Insurance Bldg.. 174. Batu Rd H Telephone ***** lAme 93 Cowin St Tel: 3829 J1 QA 9UA. Bukit Ch.n« Te«: 1471
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    Lock icon Malaya and the Tin Buffer Stock Plan
    2679 3  - Malaya and the Tin Buffer Stock Plan PETER KIM by 'Abrogation Of International Pact Will Be Highly Dangerous A Mage from ancient Cathay once said: A man who rides a tiger will have trouble getting down. In his flight of perspicuity, the wise man had created, a hypothetical situation that
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    Lock icon Voice of MALAYA
    203 3 TUNKUS GOLDEN RULE Sir In one of his chain speeches while visiting the Philippines. Tunku Abdul Rahman said at the Araneta University, Manila, that to be really free, a country doesn't only need "freedom from foreign domination, hut from fear, want and hunger, free for association and
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    421 3  -  Cuter Gunesekers ■EjL^lGjZs^Za )N( E again rertain politlcians m the Federation and Singapore sires* the importance of the major races, forgetting their Indi. viduality and uniting aa Malayans. It Is a virtue which has been extolled by former British administrators both m these territories a s well as
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    Lock icon Let Police be more alert in K.L. —public call
    597 4 Let Police be more alert in K.L. —public call RECENT BURGLARIES SHOCK THE CAPITAL KUALA LLMPI'R. Tues. Residents m the Federal capital, shocked hy the 530.000 Sunday burglary m a foreign diplomat's house, today demanded greater Police vigilance m the fight against crime. Local civic leaders, however, also blamed the
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    Lock icon HE DIED IN A TAXI
    50 4 A 40-YEAR-OLD MAN C. Suppiah. last night died m a taxi on his way to the Singapore General Hospital. He was ill and his relatives were rushing him from his nome m East Coast Road to the hospital but he died before he arrived there.
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    Lock icon DID YOU SEE THIS ACCIDENT?
    47 4 A 60-YEAR-OLD MAN, Sec Thiam Lim. was last night killed on the spot m an accident at the 11| miie. Woodlands Road, Singapore. Eyewitnesses are requested to contact Inspector A. Khaliri bin Haji Nawawi of the Sepoy Lines Police Station. Telephone —7200.
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    Lock icon CHINESE SCHOOLS EXAM LEAK PROBE ENDS
    212 4 CHINESE SCHOOLS EXAM LEAK PROBE ENDS Minister to get full report soon INVESTIGATIONS into the leakage of the Singapore Chinese Schools examination papers have been completed and a detailed report will be submi.ted to the Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, any tirr.e now. The Standard was to.d yesterday.
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    Lock icon Jane recites her first Muslim prayer
    132 4 Miss Jane Schofleld. a 22--year-old stenographer who last week flew 8.000 iril*»s from Reading. England to Malaya, says: *I agree" when asked by the Chief Mufti (priest), Perak, Haji Ashaaya bin Abdul Majid (m white headgear) at a conversion to Islam ceremony held m
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    Lock icon SIT Men On Transfer Want Their Fund
    249 4 SIT Men On Transfer Want Their Fund LOCAL officers of the Singapore Improvement Trust have proposed that Government should permit them to withdraw their full provident fund benefits when they are transferred to the new Housing Authority. The officers, members of the Singapore Improvemnt Trust Local Officer?' Association, held an
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    Lock icon RATEPAYERS BODY FOR NEW TOWN
    176 4 RATEPAYERS BODY FOR NEW TOWN KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The ratepayers of Petahng Jaya are forming a "pressure group" to protect the interests of resident^ and to advise the administrative body of the town. The pro tern president of the propo>ed PJ. Ratepayers' Association, Mr. P. J. Somasundram. told The Standard
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    Lock icon 28 PASS MIDWIFERY DIV. 1 EXAM
    124 4 28 PASS MIDWIFERY DIV. 1 EXAM KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The following passed the Nurses Midwifery Division I examination held m December 19.~>8: JOH ORE: Mrs. Patricia Molyneux Stuart, Engku Maimunah binte Ali, and Kulthum binte Talib. MALACCA: Amy Lim Kirn Kec, Tan Siok Lian and Rose Sim Leong Chen?;. N'EGRI
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    Lock icon 24 'Grads to study Thai kampongs
    157 4 TWENTY-FOUR undergraduates of the University of Malaya will take part m a one-month survey of Thai village settlements, beginning m April. The survey is being conducted by the University's Geograohical Society and will cost about $12,000. Tne party will be split into three groups
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    Lock icon A Fight Which Lee To Slaying Of Fonseka Recounted In Court
    1019 4 A Fight Which Lee To Slaying Of Fonseka Recounted In Court WITNESS ON 'DRINK BLOOD' THREAT Vain Hunt For Chief m. Killer-ASP Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Somewhere m the Federation, a x outh murder charge hanging over his head for several months ls still at lar> disclosed m the Supreme
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    172 4 Envoy to present report on Rl at hush-hush parley A FULL report of the Indonesian political situation and a review of the country's economic position will be given by the British Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. D. F McDermot, at a conference of diplomats m Singapore today. The annual conference of
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    39 4 TEMKRI.oH i tions to the Council District i They arc: L<s (New Sidek bin H Sari W ird) t"* (Town Wai As orfv been ma will be no 24. Tho^c tically be their re^r** tl f
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    Lock icon SULTAN'S DAY EXHIBITION
    53 4 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— The Cathay Organization will hold an exhibition of historic photographs at thr- Malay College here fro m Wednesday to Sunday, m honour of the fiOth birthday of the Sultan of Perak. which falls on Thursday. The Sultan will officially open the exhibition at 5.30
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    29 4 THE offices of the Civil defence Department, Northern Jegion, and the Penan* Divisional Headquarters of the :ivil Defence Corns are now at No. 15, Peel Avenue. Penang
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    Lock icon 3-YR-OLDS ONLY TO STAY ANOTHER YEAR
    247 5 nister's age ruling those exam failures GAPORE'S Minister for Fduratinn Mr rk«m c.„ v 'ix for another year. c m,nat "> n uld "c allowed to remain E^hTSS' Hi* Sa d W3S that only chlld >-en who would be 14 years by the time
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    179 5 of the Central pie Packers, g Geek, yesterr The end of the r stry and said. yet turn out s S in disguise." lent issued in Yap said that h I 1 allied all secndustry for its d id€ the Federalt come forward *v a firm undcr- h a
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    71 5 Kelantan wants 32 div 1 houses KOTA BHARU, Tues The Kelantan Government will ask the Federation Government to build 32 houses here for Division On e officers at a cost of 51. 280,000, said a. spokesman of the State Secretariat. At present, most of the officers are occupying Military quarters
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    Lock icon Sims Avenue Murder Trial Opens
    125 5 A MURDER trial, first on the list of 21 ca^e*. began before Mr. Justice Buttrose the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. In ihe dock was Ghani bm Jonit. a former City Council labourer. He was charged with the murder of another labourer, Tan Siang Bock, outside
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    Lock icon And now racket in imported eggs
    110 5 And now racket in imported eggs PENANG, Tues. Eggs Imported from Siam have found their way to the market here as local eggs. Housewives have been "cheated" into buying them by importers who first rub off the legend on the shells with lime juice. This was disclosed by the Deputy
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    Lock icon $15,000 GIFT FOR SCHOOL
    67 5 KOTA BHARU. Tues.— The Lee Foundation has donated $15,000 to the Islah English School to put up the science wing. The biggest private school with 1.000 students, the Institution will receive another $4,000 from the Asia Foundation for improving the playground. The new wing is near
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    Lock icon $225 M. Wage Pact Held Up As Talks End In Deadlock
    297 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A last-minute hitch over the duration of the wage agreement between the National Union of Plantation Workers and the Malayan Plating Industries Employers' Association os holding up a new $225,000,000 wage pact for 320,000 rubber tappers.
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    Lock icon AUSIE BLONDE FLIES IN
    81 5 A PRETTY 21-year-old blonde. Miss Nikki Lynn, flew into Singapore last night by Cathay Pacific Airways. Miss Lynn, a noted singer and dancer < modern ballet) hails from Sydney. She had Just completed a successful six-month campaign m Japan. Taiwan and Hongkong. Asked about her plan
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    286 5 3 Years In Home For Girl To Mend Ways A GIRL whose downfall came about as the result of the bad company she kept, yesterday broke down and wept when she wa s led away from a Singapore court to start the first day of her threeyear detention m the
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    Lock icon DAGGER THUGS ROB FAMILY
    50 5 FOUR men, armed with daggers held up the occupants of a house m Lorong 20. Geylang, Singapore, and robbed them of cash and jewellery worth S3OO, yesterday. They herded the occupants into a room and while one stood guard over them, the rest ransacked the house
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    48 5 SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hin, yesterday recorded a verdict of death by misadventure at the close of an enquiry into the death a carpenter, Poon Weng Hung, 30, who died after a fall from a building m the Kandang Kerbau Hospital on Nov. 27 last year.
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    Lock icon Law should not kill the human personality — Lee
    220 5 Law should not kill the human personality Lee THE Asian lawyers who attended the recent International Commission of Jurists held m New Delhi had stressed that what was sacred was not the protection of property but the human personality. This was stated by the People's Action Party Secretary, Mr. Lee
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    289 5 No questions on Red China, please British Envoy BRITAIN'S Charge *de Affaires in Peking, Mr. A. D. Wilson pleaded with reporters at the Singapore airport last night to stop asking him questions on Communist China. "I have to return there you know, and I would not like to say anything
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    Lock icon Trader contests validity of divorce
    202 5 Trader contests validity of divorce A SINGAPORE merchant yesterday contested m the Mahkamah Shariah (Muslim Religious Court) the validity of a divorce granted to his wife last year by the Chief Kathi of Singapore. Tuan Haji Ali bin Mohamed Said. The case is being heard before Judge, Inche Taha Suhaimi.
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    Lock icon JAIL, ROTAN FOR TODDY SALESMAN
    113 5 JAIL, ROTAN FOR TODDY SALESMAN PENANG. Tues.— A 38-year-old toddy salesman, R. P. Palnivelu, was sentenced to one year's jail and three strokes of the rotan by Magistrate, Inche Harun bin M. Hashim, today on an amended charge of using criminal force on a 14-year-old girl with intent to outrage
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    54 5 A JAPANESE trade delegation of 32 businessmen arrived by air m Singapore <ast nigh^ to participate m the Japan textiles exhibition to be held m the Happy World from tonight The leader of the delegation, Mr. Akira Kawai. said they have come to investigate possibilities of
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    87 5 THE Singapore City Councils Staff Committee, on the advice of the Public Services Commission, will appoint Mr. Jek Yuen Thong a s the Secretary to the Mayor. Mr. Jek i s at present employed as a temporary clerk m the Mayor's office. The new poet
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    100 5 THE Singapore Standard regrets that statements defama'ory of Mr. David Marshall have been published m Its editorial and news columns. It has ascertained that there was no foundation for the adverse reflections made at the time upon Mr. Marshall's reputation and political character and integrity and this opportunity is
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    147 5 Rubber firm ordered to close PEN AN G. Tues. Mr. Justice Rigby m the Supreme Court today ordered that the firm of Ban Hong Company Limited, rubber dealers and packers, be compulsortly wound up. The action for Ban Hong to be wound up compulsorily was started by Messrs. Harrisons and
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    216 6 CHEAP FARES FOR FED. VISITORS TO EXPOSITION THE Malayan Railways will give concession rates to all visitors from the Federation to the Singapore Constitution Exposition. A spokesman of the Exposition said yesterday that the Railways will give a25 per cent discount for passengers from the Federation during the Exposition. He
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    110 6 MALACCA. Tues A freak piggling with two bodies and a head was born recently m a Malacca farm. It died a few hours after birth. The pig had eight legs, four ears, four nostrils, two tails but only two eyes. Another freak was born this
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    142 6 Siong. president of the Public Speaking Institution. Instruction ln deportment and social etiquette will be given by Mrs. Joan Booty, principal of a modelling school, and instructions on the Exposition itself will be given by the Committee. The 20 girls will also be
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    35 6 T?IE former principal of the Anglo-Chinese School m Klang. Mr. D K. Rajakanar, has now opened his own Commercial High School m Tanjong Malim, to meet the need of the increasing school children.
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    46 6 IPOH, T.;cs. An Auster aircraft, belonging to the 7th Recce Flight, made a precautionary landing on a beach near Kota Bharu owing to a Fudden deterioration of weather conditions yesterday. The aircraft. Dilotted by Capt. J. Turner, has since left Kota Bharu.
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    97 6 A COURTING couple confronted by two men armed with daggers, offered them SI each and ask?d that they be left alone m King George V Park. Singapore, on Monday night. Grabbing the S2. the thugs punched the man and stripped the girl of her watch.
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    254 6 Lawyer files High Court Motion SINGAPORE lawyer. Mr. T. T. Rajah, has filed a motion m the High Court asking for an Order of Mandamus compelling the Chief Secretary and the Registrar of Citizens to restore his name to the Register of Citizens. The motion will be heard on Friday.
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    57 6 YOUTH CLUB ELECTS OFFICIALS TAIPING. Tues.— Mr. P. A. Dass was elected president of the Taiping Youth Club. Others elected were: Vice-President Mr Prasad. secretary Mr. Shunmugam, asst. secretary Mr. 9" g Ch eng Hock, treasurer Mr. Winston Louis, asst. treasurer Mr. Ranther Singh. Committee Miss Janet Ong. Messrs. Paranjothy,
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    43 6 THE chimpanzee star of Indian films, Pedro, arrived yesterday m the Colony on a brief stay before going to Rangoon for a new movie assignment. He arrived aboard the ship, Banggai. from Manila with his trainer, Mr. Joe Kewneio,
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    80 6 THE VENERABLE Sumangalo (Robert Stuart Clifton) drew much attention at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport when he came there to emplane a Malayan Airways* Dakota on the first stage of a trip back to his homeland, the United States. He had been m the Federation
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    311 6 Give all aid to deaf children parents told PENANG, Tues. Malayan parents should pay more attention to handicapped children, as they are m greater need of care and guidance. This was stated by the manager and treasurer of the Federation School for the Deaf, Mr. Soon Cheng Sun, today He
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    68 6 HE WANTS CHINESE PHYSICIANS A SINGAPORE People's Alliance Councillor, Mr. Lee H\ve c Yiow. has asked the Council to engage Chinese physicians m all its public dispensaries. Mr. Lee has tabled a motion to this effect to be discussed at the Council's ordinary meeting on Jan. 30. Appointment of Chinese
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    115 6 IPOH. Tues. The Porak State Alliance election committee yesterday decided to dissolve the "tell-the-people" sub-committee. Instead a bulletin sub-com-mittee has been formed with State Councillor. Mr. Teh Slew Eng as editor-in-chief and chairman. The following party representative* have also been elected: Inche Hussein Noordin and AH
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    123 6 Expulsion no surprise Leon-Soh SINGAPORE City Councillor. Mrs T Leon-Soh, who was expelled by th e Liberal Socialist Party, last night said that she was "not at a!l surprised" by the party decision. Mrs. Leon-Soh. said m a statement: "I am not at all surprised that the Executive Committee of
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    215 6 Trio flies 7,500 miles to hunt crocs here KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Two men and a girl travelled 7,500 miles m their own plane from Britain to Malaya to shoot crocodiles John Ibbotson, 28 Peter Self, 24, and Miss J i' Taylor 27, arrived here today to spend a couple of
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    133 7 A STOREKEEPER. Chua Pat Chwee. said m a Coroner's court m Singapore yesterday that he found his wife m her room with "a knife stuck m her throat." He was testifying into the death of his wife. Neo Keow Geok. who wa s found stabbed at
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    308 7 Children are drenched, Start of long walk m m I I ■!—_____■»-> ~i___a___________i ian imiii scorched they say SEVEN thousand residents m Opera Estate, Singapore, are up m arms against Government's decision to turn down their request for a bus service to serve the
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    85 7 A FISHERMAN. Tan Yong Kin, who attempted to seek refuge m a kelong (fishing .stake) m the early hours of Sept. 20 las, year, was arrested by a Customs party, a Singapore Court was told Yesterday, Tan. 20. was fined $5,000 m default nine months' Jail by District Judge, Mr.
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    141 7 $5,000 FINE FOR MAN IN KELONG Customs Lt. P. R Gopa!, Harbour Division, told the court that while patrolling the sea off Mata Ikan. a member of the party called out that a "black object" was sighted It was a sampan It approached alongside a fishing stake and a man
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    226 7 Medicine Man Fined $150 For 'Rewarding' Tester A MEDICINE dealer who pressed a gift on a driving tester for "past kindnesses" was yesterday convicted m a Singapore Court for abetting a public servant m the acceptance of an illegal gratification. Wong Ying Kee, 59. told the Court that he presented
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    150 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot nom. 851 861 R.S.S No. 1 Jan. 864 865 RSS. No. 1 Feb. 86A 862 R.S.S. No. 2 84 84* R.S.S. No. 3 831 83* Tone: Steady quiet. The tin price m Singapore was
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    163 7 SHE'S BACK AS A DOCTOR DR. (MISS) PAULINE TAN (above) returned to Singapore yesterday m a KLM plane with a diploma from Trinity Medical College m Dublin and a copy of '"Dr. Zhivago" by Nobe'_Prize winner Boris Pasternak. Said the camera-shy medical graduate, who will be doing part of her
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    37 7 HONGKONG, Jan. 13 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15.96 to £1 Sterling $5.74 to US$l; $1.83 to Malayan $1; $0 06 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $252 to a tael.
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    125 7 THE Singapore City Council will appoint two trainee health officers under a new scheme adopted recently. The Public Services Commission selected Messers. Kuah Kian 800 and L. J. Rasanayagarr. to the posts. The Council's Staff Committee will confirm the appointments on Friday. Once appointed, the trainee
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    36 7 YEN. Sumangalo, formerly Dr. Clif:on Stuart. who arrived m the Colony yesterday will deliver a series of lectures on Buddhism during next week. He will also address students of the University of Malaya.
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    238 9 A NEW $1,500,000 housing project for Singapore, to be called the Holly Garden Estate, is proposed by Holly Realty Co. (M) Ltd. The houses, consisting of 36, two-storey semidetached type, and 41 twostorey terrace type, are to be built at Palm Drive off
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    111 9 Rubber Slips 1/8 Cent LACK of demand for nearby rubber caused a drop of I cent m the Singapore market yesterday, when International first grade January shipment closed at 86fc cents per lb. This drop m demand caused January and February differentials to widen. After a slightly lower opening, the
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    46 9 SINGAPORE Chamber ot Commerce Rubber Association noon prices In cents per lb., yesterday were: Bayers Sellers Spot fo.b. nominal BoJ Bo| International Jan Xo. 1 RSS. 85J 86 Feb. Xo. 1 86$ Jan. Xo. 2 83§ 84* Jan Xo. 3 88 832 Tone; Quiet.
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    54 9 MALAYAN rubber Imports In December amounted to 33.167 tons, against 35.966 tons m the previous month. Of the December imports. 17.381 ton s came from Sumatra. 8.686 tons from Indonesian Borneo and 3.233 tons from Sarawak. December imports bring the total for 1958 to 413.324 tons, compared with
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    42 9 THE Malayan Exchar.ee Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Selling, TT. or O.D. rmmdv, Swiss Francs 140$; French Francs 1R004: Bel2i*an Francs 1628|; Danish Kroner 22^1. Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    97 9 SINGAPORE Ch.re£e Produce Exchange noon clo c irg prices Der oicul yesterday were: Copra Dec-Jan. $41 buyers; $42 sellers; coconut oil m bulk $64 sellers m drums $67£ sellers; Muntok white pepoer $129 sellers; Sarawak white $128 sellers: special Sarawak black $71 Singapore Copra Association closing pri- es fair
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    193 9 Call To Ban Thai Poultry Imports PENANG, Tues. Farmers here and m Province Wellesley will ask the Government to ban the importation of poultry from Thailand during the padi planting season, which stretches from June to August. A spokesman of the farmers said it was usual for them to start
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    45 9 EASTERN PRESS LTD. held a cocktail party last Sunday to mark the official opening of business at Pasar Road, Kuala Lumpur. Photo shows the firm's managing director, Mr. Wong Tin Siew with guests inspecting a new machine installed m the premises.
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    69 9 FRANKFURT, JAN. 13--(UPI)-IN a further step toward full convertibilty of West German currency, the Central Bank and the Government today lifted all restrictions for trade with foreign exchange. The new move means that m addition to the convertibility of the Deutsche marks for foreigner?. West German
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    165 9 Prospects Of Wool Sales Improving' PRETORIA, Jan. 13. (Reuter).—Mr. H. K. P. Wood, chairman of the International Wool Secretariat, said here today that wool farmers should not be despondent, as world prospects for wool were imDroving. He gave several causes for optimism. One was the spread of new processes m
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    414 9 MORE AUSSIE WHEAT. FLOUR FOR MALAYA mFinuMtvt* I itd Commerce? MALAYA and Singapore can expect to get increased supplies of wheat and wheat flour from Australia, due to a bumper harvest experienced by Australian wheat formers. Pre-harvest estimates are for a total yield of 210,000,000 bushels, but seasonal conditions have
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    124 9 US Resumes Sales Of Feed Grains WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. <UPl>— The U.S. Agriculture Department today resumed its credit programme for export sales of surplus feed grains to many nations of the world. But it excluded 18 nations m Europe. Asia and the Eastern Hemisphere from the programme. These were countries
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    46 9 JAKARTA. Jan. 13 (Reuter). Antara News Agency said yesterday an Indonesian salvage company had recently shipped 1.500 tons of scrap iron to Japan m the freighter Nagoya Maru. The scrs\^ was from wrecks on the floor of Tjilatiap harbour m South Java.
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    318 9 WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 An extensive survey designed to help build up tourist trade m South-east Asia and the Pacific got under way this week. It is being sponsored by the United States m response to a request by the Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA).
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    81 9 JAKARTA. Jan. 13. (Rcutrr) Antara KCW| Agency reported the Indonesian government Is hoping to send Industrial attaches abroad, m view of the development of the domestic Industries. The agency said the.>e industrial attaches will have the Job of following the development of industries abroad. They will also
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    60 9 AT a recent meeting, directors of Pan American World Airways declared a dividend of 20 cents per share payable on Feb. 13. 1959 to stockholders on record at the close of business on Jan. 23. 1959. This is the nfty-seventh dividend paid by Pan American. Four dividends
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    177 11 FIRST DAY'S EFFORT POINTS TO EXHIBITOR II RACE ONE Exhibitor II came m for solid backing on the first day and did not run a bad race when third to Prize Entry and Courtier. He looked as though he needed that outing it was his first effort after a three-month
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    268 11 GLENDORE HAS GOOD CHANCE RACE two In a field dominated by i newcomers, Glendore. with his luxury 7.11. has a first rate chance to score his long overdue win m, the ssf straight for horses Class 3. Division ,4. Glendore ran a good race up to a stage m his
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    482 11 Shylock' Is Set For Win RACE THREf _a The finish of the 3.30 p.m. the sif straight for Class 3, Division 3. horses, will prob- ably be fought out by College Tutor, Shylock Home and Ellem. My pick ls Shylock Home. SHYLOCK HOME Shylock Home has at last come to
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    201 11 RACE FOUR MOVIE HOUSE II MOVIE HOUSE 11. a course scratching on the first day. should make a safe each-way bet m the 6 fur race for Clu«s 5. division one performers. The Pappageno four-year-old scored a splendid win with 903 over the six
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      79 11 IIBSBOffl SCRUTINEER FRANCIS 1. EXHIBITOR II COURTIER Courtier Exhibitor II Barracuda Talent 2. CLENOORE ZONDER ZORC Zonder Zorg Knightsbridge Gettysburg Cora J. SHYLOCK HOME COLLECE TUTOR EH*m Or. Doddington Collego Tutor Race On 4. MOVIE HOUSE MOVIE HOUSE II Haadyai Heart's Ease Cheers Anna Cold 5. BOX OFFICE II SETIA
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    656 12 May Belong To Aussies VICTORY NOW SEEMS beyond England, for it would need batting efforts far beyond their performances o the tour so far to wipe out the arrears and set Australia a task: m the two days remaining. A draw is the best that they can hope for.
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    135 12 ENGLAND IST INNINGS: 219. (P. B. H. May 42, R. Swetman 41; Benaud five for 83). AUSTRALIA IST INNINGS: (184 for three overnight). C. McDonald c Graveney b Lock 40 J. Burke c Lock b Laker 12 R. N. Harvey b Laker 7 N. O'Neill c Swetman
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    328 12 S'pore Civilians Break Airmen's Unbeaten Record SINGAPORE Civilians, preparing for the final of the H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugby competition against Perak on Saturday at the Merdeka Stadium, beat Royal Air Force, Singapore, by five points (a goal) to three (a try) m a rugger match on the Padang yesterday. Despite
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    141 12 Colony Recall Hulls DENNIS HULLS, the Singapore Cricket Club left prop forward, who failed to find a place m the Singapore team that beat Johore m the H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugby cup competition, is recalled to the side to meet Perak m the final at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Hulls
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    59 12 TAIPING. Tues. Displaying aJ round superiority, Kilat Indians handed out an 8-0 trouncing to the Town Council Indians m a Tamil festival soccer tie Played at Jalan Padang yesterJPJS led 6 "0 at half time and got their goals through Ramiah (3K Gunaseelan (3). George <2>
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    89 12 Thai Aces For The All England BANGKOK Jan. 13 (UPI> Thailand will send four badminton a ces to compete In the AllEngland badminton tournaments m March, this year, it was learned today. They are Tanoo Kajadbve, Charoen Watanasir.. Kamoisuthivanij and Miss Pratuang Pattapong. The ft»t two were invited to compete
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    55 12 SYDNEY, Jan. 13 (Reuter) Mr. F. R. Brown, manager of the MCC cricket tourists, announced today that Subba Row, the batsman would remain with the side. There was talk of Subba Row returning to England after he had broken his wrist but he is now nearly
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    396 12 JUNIOR ASIAN CUP SOCCER IN APRIL BIGGEST HEADACHE FOR FAM KIALA LUMPUR. Tues The first ever Junior Asian Cup tournament, for national schoolboy soccer teams will be held at the Merdeka Stadium from April 12. The Standard was told today. Invitations to participate have already been sent out to all
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    131 12 Sturrocks Rally To Beat 4th Bn. IPOH Tue.s A fine second half rally by Sturrock Club enabled them to beat the Fourth Battalion the Royal Ma'av Regiment, bf five goals to two m a division one hocKey match on the Ipoh padang today. Tnev thus maintained their hundred per cent
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    32 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Selangor Club registered their biggest victory m the division two league hockey competition when they beat Young Men's Sikh Association "B" 7-1 on the*Selangor Club padang today.
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    45 12 NEW DELHI M Polly I'm: »al India m the 1 the w«sl tm, Ghulam Ahmed it] his re.;-. if last we. Umngar 'ed I- n flrst 1> h« through injury. The f Madras on T in are two un ID I
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    37 12 outstanding ATHLETE iron ru< ichoolfirl fi Jfl Che \v Trr.irhrr Met S standing ithlete H, Prr;»k km a y Pc ||i M f record* m thp > 220 \,ird^. HI met W and the lon| Pcrak KpOTtl n
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    214 12 IPOH, Tues.— A Maori officer from the First Battalion, the New Zealand Regiment, Perak's newest bandit-bashers, will lead the State when they meet Singapore m the H-M.S. Malaya Rugby final at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday m Kuala Lumpur. He is
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    44 12 PITTSBURGH. Jan 13 <UPI> —Diehl Mateer of Philadelphia, the 1935 US. open squash champton, regained the title vefterdav by defeating Pakistan* Hashim Khan. No America crown unre M«te*i Khan m the 118 s Khan* cousin. w»» th« 195.7 and \W
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    295 13  -  Uncle David) (By iving left school recently, I have my eye on nursing career. I cannot mention this to without drawing a number of criticisms and irable results. Please tell me whether I take up nursing as a career after all. SZ. tt'- is nothing ms
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    80 13 I KAH KUAN BOON Ir of Boys' Town bill tr.im and >o> representative Malayan basketam at the Asian m Tokyo, has presented with rolotm as the nit stand ing sportsn the school. He > the holder of Tnun century rrrord m 10.8 sec, M long jump rei 18ft 4
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    80 13 VNEW dormitory costing more than $250,000 will be completed m Boys' Town, Singapore, by the end of thin year. Wlui completed, it will house some 300 boys. Although the boys will try to bring dorm expenditure by mafctftg their own furniture for the dormitory there ii
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    891 13 Spore Christian Workers Look After Needs Of Young People QNE of the least known movements In the Colony today is the world-wide Young Christian Workers Movement, which has gained recognition for the wonderful ideals and training it presents to young people who have just left
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      205 14 Belgium promises home rule for people of Congo BRUSSELS. Jan. 13 (Reuter) The Belgian government today announced plans to make the Belgian Congo "a democracy capable of deciding its independence" by instituting elections and a "skeleton" Parliament Local elections will be held for African Councillors m j towns and most
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      62 14 1959's Miss Publicity Of France NO it's not Brigitte Bardot again! But you can't help making the mistake because lovely Sophie D'Estrade is so very much like the sexkitten of the screen. In fact they are almost identical. Sophie, who is just as vivacious, was recently proclaimed Miss Publicity of
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      50 14 JAKARTA. Jan. 13 (Reuter) Lieutenant General Abdul Hari s Nasution. Indonesia's Army Chief 0 f Staff, had been invited to visit India. Antara News Agency said today. The Agency said the invitation had been extended by India's Army Chief of Staff. General K.S. Thimayya
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      145 14 Sacked NAAFI Civilians Plead NICOSIA. Jan. 13 (Reuter) About 25 Greek Cypriot former employees of NAAFI and the R.A.F. paraded m Metaxas Square here yesterday with placards reading: "We are not begging. We want work.. 4,000 workers families are hungry." Other placards read: "We were told
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      55 14 A Pretty London Wedding CAXTON HALL. London, was thp scene of a glittering wedding last week when pretty Cantonese celebrated singer, Yin Fong Leung married Dr. Raymond Kyung Waung Yang, a 40-year-old widower. The couple are both from Hongkong. The bride's name means "fragrant and beautiful flower' and that is
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      320 14 Britons See First Uncensored Film On Communist China LONDON, Jan. 13 (Reuter) British television viewers last night saw what was claimed to be the first un. censored film to come out of Communist China. The film, shot by two German journalists, Rolf Gillhausen and Joachim Heldt was shown m the
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      387 14 But we intend to surpass, the Americans m production LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13 (Reuter) Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, the Soviet Deputy Premier, who made his first appearance on television last night, told millions of Americans that Russia did not want a war with the United
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      257 14 Baby born m a helicopter Jan. NUREMBERG. Jan. 13 (ITD-A healthy, red-haired American baby was born m a helicopter yesterday high above the Bavarian Hills. A U.S. Army spokesman said Ihe baby was born to Mrs. William S. Nolan, wife of an Army Sergeant stationed at Bindlach, Bavaria. The
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      191 14 German Peace Plans: WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (I Pl)— Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, at his news conference today, called Russia's latest German peace and unification proposals stupid because they would repeat the mistakes made at Versailles following World War I. At the same time,
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      33 14 OFFICIAL Moroccan sources said last night that as a temporary measure, newspapers from France would need "a visa" from the police authorities before being allowed on sale m Morocco.— (Reuter;.
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      87 14 NEW GUINEA FREEDOM IN 25 YEARS SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13 (Reuter) The natives of Dutch New Guinea may be prepared for self-government m another 25 years. Mr. Victor De Bruyn. the Dutch Advisory on Native Affairs told a Press conference here yesterday.* Meanwhile, he said the Netherlands wa s losing
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      40 14 NICOSIA. Jan. 13 (Reuter) —Sir Hugh Foot, Governor of Cyprus, said m a broadcast tonight Lhat Archbishop Makarios and others deported from the island would be allowed to return if the present EOKA truce "could become a permanent peace."
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      78 14 «,u««k ON ON Jan 8 (UPI) The Church of England. ?i inS A C AA m P_Sr lg ns a ainst Rambling has netted more than $1,500,000 (Malayan) m a single deal on the stock market. r A spokesman for the Church Commissioners said the thAPin niS
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      242 14 HOLLYWOOD. Russia's second most powerful man joked clowned and kissed comedian Jerry Lewi* yesterday on the steps of a Hollywood set. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, grasped the wise-crack-ing American star, and planted <* shower of Kisses on the side of his face after visiting the set where
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      55 14 Photo IN NATIONAL costume Tunku R Tunku Narim 6 (right) children of the Fr4e Malaya's High Commissioner are freefc old Gillet. Mayor of London and the I when thev arrived at Mansion House <>n S attend a fancy dres s for children tkrn h. Mayor
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