Singapore Standard, 28 February 1959

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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** 5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1959. vol. ix no. 240. m ,5 cts M Pages
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    Lock icon LET'S LEARN FROM THE AMERICANS – ISMAIL
    351 1 LET'S LEARN FROM THE AMERICANS ISMAIL 'We need to c/rdw in foreign capital PENANG. Fri The Minister for External Affairs. Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, whose last appointment was Malayan Ambassador in the United States, today emphasized the need to attract foreign capital and the necessity for foreign loans
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    Lock icon Emergency extended in Ceylon
    88 1 COLOMBO, Feb. 27 (Reuter) The Ceylon government :oday extended the state of emergency throughout the country for the tenth month in face of a threatened oneday token general strike next week. The emergency, declared last May after severe clashes between the Tamil and Sinhalese communities, was
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    Lock icon Carpenter fails 50 feet to his death
    120 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 21-year-old carpenter today hurtled 50 feet to his death in full view of passers-by at the junction of Mountbatten Road and Klyne Street. Chong Hong was part of the team' constructing the now multi-storeyed premises of a local bank.
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    Lock icon Mayor Ong accused of using Red tactics
    1089 1 Mayor Ong accused of using Red tactics Vasagar lashes out at Council debate LIBERAL-SOCIALIST Councillor Mr. S. M. Vasagar, yesterday accused Singapore Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, of indulging in communist tactics. "You are probably related to Chin Peng because you are using communist tactics," said Mr. Vasagar at a
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    Lock icon BID TO FORM NUDIST CAMP
    63 1 THE Standard understands from a reliable source that some enterprising Singapore Chinese businessmen are to form a limited liability company for the purpose of establishing a nudist colony in an island off the Colony. Th e prospectus and other documents connected with the project are
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    Lock icon A DRINK OF RICE WINE FOR PHILIP FROM A OYAK VIP
    75 1 Standnrrlpir hx IHL DIKE of Edinburgh is caught exclusively by The Singapore SianHanl cameraman about to have a second helping of Dyak rice-tcine from the barebreasted Renjat, icife of a Dyak chieftain in Sarmcak. The Duke is having a
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    Lock icon Duke, drenched to the skin, receives loyal messages from leaders
    986 1  - Duke, drenched to the skin, receives loyal messages from leaders Chan Swan Bee by KUCHING, Fri. The Duke of Edinburgh, resplendent in the uniform of Admiral of the Fleet but appearing a little drawn after fulfilling a six hour non-stop programme following his arrival yesterday evening, today attended a special
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    Lock icon STUDENTS FOIL POLICE ON JOB
    421 1 ARRESTS MOUNT IN OPS: BASOIT JVo let up in subversive stvoops Theybar officer's way for girl to escape PENANG, Fn.—Pandemonium broke out at the Han Chiang High School today when students helped a girl pupil to escape from a Police inspector who had gone there
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    Lock icon SIX MORE TO DIE
    32 1 TEN death sentences on "war criminals" were carried out and six more death sentences imposed In different towns of Cuba yesterday. Reuter DR. MM CHONG EU The President
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      471 2 CTTY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 103 of the Municipal Ordinance, that the prans. specifications, estimates apportionments of exs, for the making up 1. Anguilia Park; 2. Shaw Road (amended apportionment) 3. Loron* 24 (amended apportionment) 4. Lorong 41, 5. Lorong Limau; 6. Anthony
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    Lock icon Red Plot Bared
    302 3 TorTXIT SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD February 28. 1959 quickly on the mass of documents the Federation Special Branch Police round up last Wednesday of persons of subversive activities, the Government clear evidence of a communist plot in f for sabotaging and disrupting; its peace Icrly administration of the
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    297 3 THE current issue of the official organ of the Teachers' Nation/I Congress has, through timely coincidence, associated the profession untakably with the urgent need that has arisen o keep politics out of the classroom. In its I column is a stern call to all teachers to ide their
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    Lock icon Tenth Anniversary Of The M.C.A.
    1011 3  - Tenth Anniversary Of The M.C.A. LMEW CHOON FATT by KUALA LUMPUR TODAY the Malayan Chinese Association— the guardian of the Malayan Chinese represented in the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance government—celebrates the tenth year of its inception into Malayan politics. For one whole month from today, MCA branches throughout the Federation will celebrate
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    488 3 the NEWS as it Atrikes me gchmncgmh hjmvhm gO it has come to pass thit the use of commonsrnse is not so foreign to politicians as ue were led to suspect by what has gone before. It is encouraging to g? to** that the major Singapore political groups are holding
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    Lock icon The West's Stakes In S-E Asia
    689 3  - The West's Stakes In S-E Asia ARSLAN HUMBARACI by JAKARTA JTRESH hard tests facing their commercial interests in nonCommunist countries of Asia are forcing Westerners to ponder new ways of self-protection. The menace is showing itself most noticeably at present in Indonesia, where it is feared that a new move
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    988 3  -  HA.R. PHILBY by BEIRUT. A SHRILL of alarm is passing through the Arab world with reports of a massive influx of Jewish immigrants into Israel, mainly from countries behind the Iron Curtain. The words of Gamal Abdul Nasser at the first anniversary celebrations of
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    Lock icon The only 'Master Prior' in S'pore
    174 4 The only 'Master Prior' in S'pore THE only pilot in Singapore, the Fede ration and British North Borneo today who had been awarded a certificate of "Master Air Pilot" bv the Guild of Air Pilot And Navigation is Captain James E. Butcher of Victoria Park Road. Capt. Butcher, 43. who
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    Lock icon GEN. FOOTE HERE ON VISIT
    50 4 MAJOR-GENERAL H.R.B. Foote. Representative Colonel Commandant of the Royal Tank Regiment arrived in Singapore from Hongkong yesterday on a three-day vi- sit. During his stay here. MalGen. Foote will be the gue.^t of the Commander-in Chief Far East Land Forces. Lieu- tenant-General Sir Richard Hull.
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    Lock icon COUNCIL CLASH OVER STAFF RETIREMENT
    696 4 4 refused permission to fight elections SINGAPORE City Council yesterday refused permission for four staff members to retire from service to contest forthcoming general elections. Prior to taking a final decision on the issue, as recommended by the Finance and General Purposes Committee, opposition members
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    Lock icon RESEARCH STATION OPENS TODAY
    78 4 RESEARCH STATION OPENS TODAY THE million-dollar animal husbandry and agricultural research station iat Sembawang, will be I officially opened today by the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M Jumabhov. For the first time in the i Dry of S.ngapore, a combined agricultural. fisheries and veterinary research centre has
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    Lock icon Is Character Lottery A Social Evil?
    420 4 Is Character Lottery A Social Evil? SIR ALAN MAKES A THE Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rovp n Hi/fh Court yesterday askrd: I, eharart H social evil?" Sir Alan and two other Judff and Mr. Justice Wee Chong j.. appeal by Lee Yang Hee Lee was appealing a^ain>t a 1956 Lower
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    59 4 BRITISH High Commissioner, Sir (ieofroy Tory. i s being greeted by the Federation Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, at Balai Besar. Alor Star, on Thursday night, at a buffet party given by the Pre mier on the wedding of his eldest son. Tunku Amat Nerang. The Prime
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    Lock icon RI PUBLISHER'S 'LET ME STAY' APPEAL TO FED.
    304 4 RI PUBLISHER'S 'LET ME STAY' APPEAL TO FED. MR. TJIO WIE TAY. president-director of N. V. Gunung Agung Limited. booksellers-publishers-importers yesterday appealed to the Federation Government to "reconsider his case" and allow him to carry on his business in Kuala Lumpur. Mr Tjio was sent away from the Federation following
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    93 4 New-S'pore stamp out in May SINGAPORE'S Director of Posts. Mr. H.M. Rose, announced yesterday that the special set of stamps to commemorate the new Constitution will arrive from London in early May. Thr st?mp with the "Singa." the Lion motify. will be o.i sale on May au. The scries will
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    Lock icon S'PORE TO LONDON BUS ARRIVES
    109 4 S'PORE TO LONDON BUS ARRIVES THE first Singapore-London bus .service, which left here on Dec. 10 last year, arrived at its destination on Feb 11 Mr. Colin V. Thick, the organizer, informed The Standard in a letter yesterday. Mr. Thick said the trip covered a tcta. of 9,000 miles through
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    Lock icon WHO'S THE MOTHER OF THIS BOY?
    83 4 WHO'S THE MOTHER OF THIS BOY? THE Singapore Police like to contact a Chinese mother who left her child at the General Hospital on Christmas Eve ai about midnight. The little bo v (pictured) has since died. The mother left the hospital before the boy's or her name and particulars
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    Lock icon OPERA ESTATE: BUS DECISION NEXT WEEK
    187 4 THK ,000 residents of Opera tstate, Singapore, will know by next week whether they are going to have bus service operating within the estate. This was disclosed by the chairman of the Rural Board. Mr. P. H. Meadows at the Board's recent meeting. He
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    Lock icon Magic show in aid of church
    131 4 Magic show in aid of church IHL Singapore Br^m h of International Brotherhn o f Magicians will stage a charity BhOW in aid of the St. Igr.aChurrh, on March 7 Entitled 'V.rand Exposition of Magic and Music**, the show will be held in the school ha. l of the Convent
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    Lock icon BIRTH OF THE SPORE GO NURSES ASSOCIATION
    113 4 BIRTH OF THE SPORE GO NURSES ASSOCIATION MORK ment r >3l nun: /tuociation Med) Lnaugui 'JM Mr- S I pro lem > the mcrr n s. I glaring r.*vd 1 ■"formation m thr r I '"It I nu.. I ducrd and I <?d I have ha I ♦he orea: I
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    32 4 A BOAC in Biniai JJgi n«mn from third Far I Th pur and retun poiv In 1 Public wll pect thr a.m and I takes o:T noon.
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    179 4 He assaulted man in police station A SINGAPORE Magistrate. Mr. TS Sinnathuray yesterday sentenced Detective Corporal Arumugam V: Singam to two months' jail for a "brutal assault" on a man who had gon e to the police station to make a report. Singam had 14 years'
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    412 5 EXPANDING ECONOMY TO UPLIFT MALAYANS We have won fame for soundness and lability, says Razak v l \i.\ II >! R. Fit Malaya must raise money ndarda of its people but it is tackling \olopment problems well within its Prime Minister Dato Abdul Razak deofflcially opened the "Progress Exhibi- 111!
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    133 5 WOOP: Govt. Urged To Halt Steps By Police lath-knell of Democracy' CounThiam Slew. ipon the City to the Alnt to stop "which of de- that as an ni ativ( of the wreij with crave measures p dice In an In the State ol running the risk a government has as-
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    95 5 KULIM, Fri. Nine government officers were presented with the Kedah Long Service Medals yesterday on the occasion of th e visit °f the Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah. They were: Im he Md. Noor bin Haji Salieh (Survey office), Inche Ahmad bin Ali (Hospital),
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    Lock icon HE'S LEARNING TO BE AN ACCOUNTANT
    84 5 HE'S LEARNING TO BE AN ACCOUNTANT KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Nineteen-year-old Michael Monteiro is studying accountancy with a small firm in the heart of London. Monteiro, who is from Kuala Lumpur, won a five-year Malayan Government scholarhio to study in England He hopes to qualify a s a Jharter.■d Accountant before
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    176 5 Scouts can fight bad hats in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR Fri The Mentri Besar of Selangor Inche Abdul Jamil bin Rais this evening warned that there were .still many antisocial elements in the country and the people must be ever vigilant. Speaking a s the President of the State Scout Council
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    Lock icon Phones Buzz For Exams Results
    147 5 Phones Buzz For Exams Results BOTH :he Ministry of Education and the Press, for the past few days, have been deluged with telephone calls from anxious students and worried parents enquiring about the Cambridge School Certificate Examination results. Though the H.S.C. results were released on Thursday. The Standard understands that
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    272 5 Death benefits: Court grants plea KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. Justice Ong in the Selangor High Court here today granted a petition by the Ban Chuan Investment Service Limited of Sultan Lane here to have its death benefit business transacted by a limited company legitimately authorised to conduct life assurance business.
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    Lock icon DIES AFTER ROAD COLLISION
    56 5 CHAOW Choon Tuck, 58, died early this morning in the Singapore General Hospital from injuries received in an accident six hours before in Orchard Road. Chaow was involved in a collision with a motorcycle. Eyewitnesses are requested to contact Inspector Kiialid bin Haji Nawas of the
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    84 5 IPOH. Fri —The by-election of the Ipoh Town Council for the Menglembu Ward will take plare tomorrow. The election is being contested by an Alliance candidate. Mr. Ko Seng Kee alias Khor Chong Kee. and Mr. S P. Seenivasagam (Peoples' Progressive Party). The Menglembu seat was left vacant
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    Lock icon Husband (I ran, away) saw wife axed by two men and a woman
    243 5 Husband (I ran, away) saw wife axed by two men and a woman A VERY brutal assault was carried out in Singapore early this morning when a 30-year-old housewife was axed and stabbed by two men and a woman. The victim, who is now in a critical condition in the
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    134 5 Twenty-one societies struck off register KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Registration of 21 lodetlet were cancelled and another 12 applications for registration were refused during the fourth quarter of la>t year. The report of the Registrar of Societies. Federation of Malaya, reveals that during the same quarter. 178 applications 17.") for registration
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    79 5 TWO Sinsaporo COtiplCS, nn» in Marine Parade and tho other at Niroll Highway wtr« hold up and robbod on Thursday nicht. The rounlc at Marine Parade were strolling on the bearh when two thu?> armed With daSfen held them up and cot awny wi*h \vatrhe~. rah
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    352 6 Severe attack on move rto abolish City bacteriologist post OPPOSITION Councillors in the Singapore City Council yesterday asked Mayor Ong Eng Guan not to persecute Council employees who were "hostile" to the Peoples' Action Party. They told Mr. Ong that working conditions of
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    230 6 REGIONAL CONFAB TO PLAN WAR AGAINST TB KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— The Health Ministry has railed for a regional conference of tuberculosis specialists to review the situation of the disease in the country, the Federation Director of Medical Services, Dr. A. A. Cameron, said today. Speaking at the 31st council meeting
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    Lock icon Military Academy sends wedding gift to Premier's son
    217 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The National Defence Academy of India, where Tunku Amat Nerang, son of the Prime Minister of the Federation, was an officer cadet in 1955-56, has sent a unique present a silver inscribed platter to him on the occasion of
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    72 6 IPOH. Fri.— Mr. Ng Mann Sau, a lawyer, formerly in practice with Messrs. Gibbs and Company, Ipoh. has joined the Federal Judiciary. Mr. Ng. an '"Old Boy" o the St. Michael's Institution here, will assume duties as a Magistrate in Penar.s early next month. Son of Mr.
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    Lock icon CHARGE OF MAKING FALSE STATEMENT
    117 6 CHARGE OF MAKING FALSE STATEMENT SEE Kok Gwee yesterday pleaded not guilty in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court to two charges under the Statutory Declaration Ordinance. One charge alleged that he gave a false statement that he had only one wife when he made a declaration at the Supreme Court
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    105 6 9 MTHS' JAIL ON CAUSING HURT CHARGE K. KARUNAKARAN, 28, was yesterday jailed for nine months by a Singapore court on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to V. Joseph Fernandez. Fernandez told the court that Karunakaran made an unprovoked attack on him with a piece of wood, causing
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    46 6 NERANG AND HIS BRIDE TUNKU AMAT NERANG, only son of the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, pictured with his bride, Sharifah Nor Axa, daughter of Dato Syed Omar Shahabudin, at the Bersanding (sitting-in-state) ceremony held at the bride's residence in Bafcar Bata, Alor Star, on Thursday.
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    Lock icon Lonsmen put out fire at marriage
    108 6 Lonsm en put out fire at marriage ALOR STAR. Fri About a hundred guests, mostly women, who were viewing a newly wedded couple, last night at the bersanding ceremony, shrieked and tried to run away when one of the tra> s bearing ornaments caught fire. The Police outside the building
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    290 6 Not enough beds patients have to buy medicine— claim Hospital conditions flayed IPOH. Fri. Conditions existing in the Ipoh Hospital mp both Alliance and Prorressive members of the Ipoh Town Council meeting. The Progressives moved a motion urging the Counr ter for Health, Mr. V. T. Sambantham for more and
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    187 6 What is the yongh dance Police me do a jig to clarif PENANG, Fri. The Police here may be asked to perform the Yangko dance, to clarify what it was like, the City Council meeting was told today. The Yangko has been declared prejudicial to the security of Malaya, and
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    Lock icon SECRETARIES EXAM RESULTS
    143 6 THE. Singapore DLstrict Society of Incorporated secretaries yesterday announced the successful candidates of the Incorpora:ed Secretaries Examinations ntld in December la.>t year. Intermediate (Complete) Krkshnasamby V. Thaver. Ignatius Yim Soon Kong. LUn Src Seng, Ng Kwok Kee. William Tan Peng Juoi and Tan Swan Jeng. <Kuala Lumpur):—
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    29 6 the form in*d J of th*» F'-dniiri Guard. V dp Fonblanquf. ili in Sing.ip today on a Ifl Jor-G also rlsit th# F fore ipaving for Ha|i
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    Lock icon HIGHER SCHOOL EXAM RESULTS FOR MALAYA
    1148 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Candidates who will receive a full certificate, in the higher school certificate examination. 1958: KEDAH Snkan Abdul Hamid College, Alor Star. Ahmad b. Pirun. Ahmad b. Hamzah. Antony Gomez. Boon Suai Som Chit. Chia Gek Suan. Chong Sin Jee. Freezaillah b
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    76 6 HE'LL TELL DANES ABOUT MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaya'? scenic beauty can be one of the tourist attractions in the Far East. This will be made known to the Danish people when a team nf the Scandinavian Airline Svstem oftVials returns to Copenhagen next week. President of th e Tourist
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    481 7 'Keep in line with policy, or else SINGAPORE'S Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, yesterday said that Malayanization was not the substitution of coloured Colonialists for white Colonialists. He said that the tremendous increase in pay should not make them more reactionary than the expatriate officers. Mr. Ong. who was speaking
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    15 7 808 and Nancy seen yesterday soon after their engagement was announced. Standardpic
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    251 7  -  RANJIT GILL By CtTID shot an arrow for world champion professional archer Bob Markworth, 25, in Singapore yesterday. "It sure was a sharp, swift shot.'* Markworth told me as he spoke of his engagement to a Federation-born Chinese after a whirlwind
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    142 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 86* Bti* R.S.S. No. 1 March 86i 861 R.S.S. No. 1 April BT* 81 i R.S.S. No. 2 85i 88 J R.S.S. No. 3 84i 85i Tone: Quietly steady. The tin price in Singapore
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    43 7 THE Governor of Malacca, Tun Leong Yew Koh, will open the new terminal of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company at Tanjong Kling today. He will be accompanied by Malayan District Manager of the Standard Vacuum Oil. Company, Mr. J. T. Bezrd.
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    Lock icon Concession offered to candidates for varsity
    233 7 But only for Ist year courses CANDIDATES who have NOT passed the Higher School Certificate Examination, and who have applied for admission to the University of Malaya, may be considered for first year courses. This was revealed to The Standard yesterday by the Acting
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    86 7 S'PORE TO OBSERVE HEALTH DAY SINGAPORE will observe World Health Day on April 7. U was announced by the Health Education Council yesterday. A Working Committee was formed comprising: Dr. C. Marcus (Chairman). Dr. K Sivam (Health Branch), Dr. B. G. Burton Bradley (Psychiatric Services). Dr. E. C. Winslow (Psychiatric
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    158 7 Lifeguard In Rescue Drama A LIFEGUARD. Gopalan Nadarajah, was strolling along Princess Elizabeth Walk yesterday morning when he saw a group of 50 people watching something struggling in the sea. He drew closer and saw that the object was a young woman. Gopalan dived into the full tide and dragged
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    191 9 Jrade Circles Back Xpert's Confidence in Singapore yesterday welcomed m of confidence by Mr. R. M. E. Michaux M International Rubber Research Board m Development Committee, that natural m triumph over synthetic in world JL- 1 markets. They agreed that Malaya had the resources to double
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    49 9 PRODUCE PRICES I{'n.:c±e Pro r.oon closing vesterriay pn Dec-Jan. S42^ rs: coconut ielleri in Muntok 151 tellers; sellers; I k $80. Association ne? fail merchantJ&nuary I, S43J sel- Coconut Oil D clcsinc I i enl $64 Quiet. •lr.f prices 'eruv were: It Dec. shiprs ?44 sellers. Ik, $S3 drums
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    102 9 Danish Firm's Executive To Visit S'pore Mr. Peter F. Heering. a Danish businessman, is due to arrive in Singapore on Sunday in the course of a tour of South-east Asia. Sole owner of p y. Herring, established in C'openhaKTn in 1818. Mr. Herring is also vice chairman of The New
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    394 9 Sporadic Market During The Week week was n nal is tally attrimying for lys Holiday, F nd Co. Ltd's. reness M was bent in the March ~ed bulls were Price Slips Cent I K rubber price -"♦erday to 86$ r International «hipTient, e liq li -a 4 ion of f
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    302 9 Industrials Improve On Share Mart THERE was better support in Industrials on the Malayan share market yesterday, and price? improved slightly in a few counters. Tins and Rubbers were aga n wanted at quotations. Turnover* was fair. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sel'ers Con.
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    137 9 Surcharge On BOAC Comet Services LONDON,, Feb. 27, (Reuten Fares on the British Overseas Airways Corporation's first class and de luxe North Atlantic romet airliner services are to have a £7. 3s. surcharge, it was announced today. Far Eastern services will not b e affected. The surcharge follows a Hew
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    130 9 Designer Of AIA Building Due Soon AN American architect. Mr. John Graham, who designed the American International Assurance Co. Ltd.'s skyscraper in Robinson Road is due to arrive in Singapore on March 2. With Mr. Graham Is Mrs. Helen Park, architect and interior decorator for the American International Group. Mr.
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    127 9 THE Bank of Japan has recently purchased 1 $50 million in gold from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. As the result, Japan's gold reserves have now come to a little more than 5T3.00n.000, or some 8.4 per cent of her total foreign exchange reserves
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    273 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers re ported the following business done yesterday Fitzpatricks 99c: Fraser and Neave ords $1.51$ to $1.52*. Gammon $1.69. $1.70; W. Hamber $1.54; H. Waugh $1.19; M. Cement $165; N? Colls. 60c; McAlister $115; Metal Box $1.52; Straits Traders $1.70 to $1.73. U.E. ords 98c to 9fic
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    39 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday:Se'ling. T.T. or O.D ready were: Swiss Francs 141$: French Francs *****: Deutsche Marks 136j; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    57 9 Another $l 1/4 Gain SINGAPORE tin price rose for the fourth successive dn.y yesterday. to $4082 per picul. up SU. Lower offerings locally largely resulted in the price boost. Offerings amounted to only 110 tons, against 120 tons on the previous day. Buying support, which has been coming in throughout
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    86 9 PAN American World Airways will offer twice daily Jet Clipper service between New York and London beginning April 26. and jet flights a week to Paris beginning June 1. The new schedule more than doubles Pan American's present six-times-a-week jet service to London and will
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    128 9 Indian Trade Team For SE-A LEADER of the trade delegation from the Indian Engineering Export Promotion Council, which is due to visit Singapore tomorrow, is Mr. B. S. Agarwal. Mr. Agarwal will join the delegation at Jakarta, when it continues its journey to Indonesia. In his absence. Mr. B. S.
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    49 9 NANYANG University students studying business administration have been visiting the various departments of Cold Storage (Singapore) Ltd. to gain practical experience. On Monday, they will visit the Singapore Dairy Farm. Photo shows a group of the students at the company's bakery in Empire Dock, Singapore.
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    293 9 All 'Special Fund' Tin Sold -Official LONDON, Feb 27 The Tin Council today announced that all the tin bought with money in its "special fund" had now been sold. The "special fund" was created last Jan. 28, when the buffer stock build up under the International Tin Agreement had exhausted
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    27 9 Netherlands petroleum production in 1958 reached a record of 1.62 million tons, an increase of 6.5% per cent over the 1957 production (1.25 million tons).
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    180 9 PLAN FOR A CYCLE PLANT IN MALAYA JFinanvt* Attd tJipmm&rva KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A large Indian cycle manufacturing firm is planning to establish a multi-million dollar factory in the Federation, The Standard learnt. It will invite local capital to participate in the project. i The firm manufactures bicycles in India
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    167 9 THE Chartered Bank and Trie Eastern Bank Ltd. announced yesterday that theassociated bank. The Iran.'. British Bank. (Incorporated in Iran) will open for business ;n Teheran on March in The newly formed bank will be under the general management of Mr. J. H. Fenwick. who
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    62 9 JAKARTA, Feb 27 (UPI) The Central Copra Co-opera-tive in West Borneo will be authorized to engage in direct copra export, activities with foreign buyers, according to a report here. The government made the decision to authorize direct export after repeated requests from regional civilian and military
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    36 9 The ship Eddu Maru has left fo r Japan rarrying 2.00ft tons of iron from Borneo. while another 5.n00 tons will also be shipped soon, according to press reports from the region Renter.
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    34 9 Figures given by British Tobacco Manufactrers show that cigarette smoking increased in Britain by one-fifth between 1951 and 1958, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, Mr. John Rodgers, said. Reuter
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    48 9 THE production of :ead and zinc ores in India during 1958 was 119.556 tons against 95,462 tons in 1957 This represents an increase of about 25 percent over :he previous year. The entire production was reported from the Zawar mines of Udalpur district Rajasthan.
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    104 9 MELBOURNE, Feb. 27 (Renter) Melbourne's first international trade fair for 71 years opened at the exhibition building yesterday. For days the vast building specially erected in lfifift for Australia's firs* international fair will show the wares of Australia ar.i Ift other participating countries More than 3(1.000
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    705 10 STANDARD PICTURE ROUND UP BRIDGE BUILDERS Picture by Kedah Ceremony Picture by Picture by Standard pic by Ktang Dance THE Sultan of Kedah presents the title o f Dato Mnha Kurnin to Dr. Cheah Toon Lock J.H.N. J.P. THE Sultan of Kedah presents Tuan Hail JUrtjl hn P n bin
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    108 11 Race l Race x Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race S PEARL SNAP CAPT. MARVEL CHA CHA CHA THREE CHEERS ELLEW CORA SON OF APRIL PRIZE ENTRY Scholarship Triple Crown Billeen Gustani M. House II Time To Reason Wee Wonder Barracuda The Whistler Fireworship
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    389 11 PEARL SNAP A GOOD THING fgn fn ghmcghncgf vnh Pearl Snap stands out as a good bet in the opening race over a mile. Bhe has little to beat here and can be backed with confidence. Last Saturday she showed a return to form when she made up a lot
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    567 11 STANDARD NAP Pearl Snap CHA CHA CHA Cha Ch a Cha'g third to Winged Warrior and Billeen over 7f was a good showing and I am giving him a great change to beat his opposition In the mile race for class Five, Division One horses. He showed staying ability at
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    335 11  - FOLLOW THREE CHEERS SCRUTINEER By THREE CHEERS, o useful middle distance performer, has regained bis best form, and it worth following in the Spring Cup (race 4) run over 81 furlongs at Penang this afternoon, final day of the Penong Turf Club's Spring Meeting. The five-year-old by Magic Red put
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    302 11 TODAY'S GOING GOOD WJMHHW SON OF APRIL Son of April Improves with each outing and I am confident :hat he will not fall this time. He finished iourth t<» Chenderiang ovrr 6f. at Ipoh and last Baturd.iv he ran Square Deal to half a lenßth ovrr the seven after looking
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    614 12 right and held it after some deft juggling. May batted two and a half hours for his 71 which included eleven fours. New Zealand suffered a setback immediately afterwards when their wicketkeeper, Eric Petrie, was struck near the left eye when
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    425 12 MBS Move Into The Semi-Finals KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Methodist Boys* School, Kuala Lumpur, and the Commercial Institute will meet in the final of the Selangor Schools' Sports Council badminton knockout competition to be held Tuesday next. MBS scored an overwhelming 5-0 win over High Street School while the Commercial Institute
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    145 12 England Ist innings P. E. Richardson e Petrie b Blair 8 W Watson c Petrie b Blair 10 T. XV. Gravenev Ibw b Hongrh 4? P. May c Hough b Moir 71 M. C. Cow drey b Hough 15 E. R. Dexter not out 133 J. Mortimore c and
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    85 12 AUCKLAND. Feb 27 (Reuter).—Gordon Pirie, the British niernational runner, said here today he would return to England in May to train for the •rono metres at the 1960 Rome O.ympic Games. He said he wanted to train in England against stronger opposition. His wife
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    53 12 LALL SINGH IS KILAT'S SKIPPER KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Kilat Club, Selangors senior league champions wi'l open their cricket season with a home and homo game on the Pantai grounn this Sunday. Lall Singh formpr Malayan and Indian Test cricketer will again skipper th e Kilat team th:s season. Mike Shepherdson
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    147 12 36 Holes Qualifying Rounds ROYAL Island Club draw and starting time? Of the 36 ho>? qualifying round? for Feb. 28 and March 1 are as fo'lows. Saturday p.m: 2 Low Kee Pow J. W. R Muraille; 205 A. M. Salter W. Wood; 2 10 A. .V. Tod Tan Soon Hock;
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    84 12 SYDNEY. Feb. 27 (Reuter) Three Australian country lawn tennis clubs have been fined £A5O and suspended for a month for allowing Jack Kramers professional troupe to use their courts. The decision to fine the club s »n Wagga Wagga, Albury and Narrandera was made by the
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    71 12 A STRONG second half rally enabled th e Indian Recreation Club to beat Royal Military Police by four goals to thr e e in a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Gurunathan was in form for the Indians scoring three of the four goals which
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    94 12 MR. A. P. RAJAH was reelected the President of the Indian Recreation Club for the year at the annual general meeting of the Club held at the S.A.F.A. Club house last week Other officials elected were: Vice-presidents: Messrs. K. Muthukumaru and V. Gurusamy Hon Secretary: Mr.
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    54 12 Here's a foot loose beauty with a football who trot<ld get a wolf-whistle from any referee, ice reckon. But she's in a different i:eld a'tngcther. She is actress Judy Moyens. 17. of Richrnond. Surrey, m HIGH spirits after gettng her first film part in Hound of
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    130 12 THE Singapore Olympic and Sports Council yesterday decided on the campaign to raise funds for the sending of a team to the 1960 Olympics in Rome. The earrtDaign includes a flag dav. subject to Government approval, cinema md talcntime shows in
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    115 12 Jap Boxer Listed 7th By Ring NEW YORK, Feb. 27 (Reuter) Japanese bantamweight Kiyoshi Miura is listed seventh contender for the world title one place higher than in the previous month in the February ratings of the American boxing magazine, The Ring. Piero Rollo (Italy) and Leo Espinosa (Philippines remain
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    58 12 GOOD goalkeeping by Anwarul, the Colony international schoolboy goalkeeper, enabled Singapore Combined Schools to ho.d the Singapore Recreauon Club 'Greens' to a scoreess draw in the S.H.A. junior knockout competition on the £>KU padang yesterday. The Recs combined well but m?t re nnV ga ri nSt u a
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    64 12 KUALA LUMPUR Fri —Sim 1 SC > t!iS U whl W«d (iuthr,es at. <-u 10 the opening match of Selangor Inter-Commercial ho? KL n k no ck out competition at the Selangor Club nadang today a w was a on e sided fhJ f Y lt]
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    658 12  - MOVE TO 'CENSURE' THE S.B.A. KEN JALLKII By Cup defeat comments rile BAM officials THE Singapore Badminton Association's forthright comments on why Malaya lost the Thomas Cup appears to have stirred up the hornets nest down in the Federation, judging from the preparations that some officials across the causeway are
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    313 12 TWO teams from the Navy if Ms Tfn Navy Wanderers will participate for the fifl in the Army soccer league starting on Mondit. A spokesman of the Army Football Association tnid The Standard yesterdav that the teams were included b»cau>e the Navy are
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    134 12 T RO E Feb. 27. (Renter) The 1960 Olympic Games in Rome will take place under the patronage of the President of the Italian Republic, SUnor Giovanni Gronchi th e organisers said today. The Executive Committee of the Italian Olympic Committee at a meeting yesterday, a 1
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    46 12 KOTA BHARU. Fri. Fed era PrL^ons beat Kelantan *l y 5 2 to in the Tengku Mahkota Soccer Cup here today. Prisons led 4-1 in the first Sco re were Asmni r man Jhe Malays' goal iSSm v u Hamid Ghaßi and Ibrahim Yahaya.
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    110 12 SCRC TEAM TO MEET AIRMEN IHE Singapore Chinese Recreation Club team to meet Royal Air Force. Tengah. in ajriendly cricket match at HP P-m. at Shelton Way today will be selected from Knoo Ong Lee, Fong Pee Poh Chye Dr. Ong Swee Law] Cecil War V. A. Markar. Ding Chwce.
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    77 12 Aussies Act On Overseas Awards HOBAKT. Feb 27 M Thr Athit tic Vr.. n :od|l ed sure> i n A accepting si* Yost- a South W gatci i scholars matter i urti the m- t&M lOdtf The c«>n:< mot '.or. fused to the gov» wh:ch th< awarded let dcmir the
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    29 12 4 New Teams For Brander Shield iron F 1 have I Br.r 1 "I 1 ..d the A a Pro a Vice-Pn Ipoh pa Prr Her S Club SpOfi
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      154 13 RITA DEL MAR I QUOTATION: rat mistake an nukp in this life is rnrmnuallv fearing *;11 make one." Klbert Hubbard URDU K)R FVFRT- p volundea! ft n i ear o{ i ~"andll ß BIRTHDATE N RIRTHSIGN to .-> changes take r-o afternoon u«e dietary .on. llßiv 20 to from Keep
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      304 13 LI'L ABNER By Al d PP -^7- rr Z7X -s^?^ WW DOES SADtEMtms DAY 7F&VP/ PAPPVff-AM isT PATIENC&AI I Fifteen gears Later T^TOQOAAE )\s^.- ™S'sk-KA*-QLDBACHEW*? WVARSOLeJ CMILEf^OU WW-AHHA^T \n*ET SHO«t WoJ/pVr Lil^l^ Well -here's the Story- TOD*/. MOW BEGITTIN'A GOTAOFFWftT?? JVJOULDBE '4B&* OAV COMEAHHAINT] OFFER ANN *)'GOTTAGITME A AWF\JL" J
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    427 14 K's TOOTHACHE: Ouch! SNUB for MAC Khrushchev Wrecks British Premier's Mission To all intent and purpose, the talks have failed LONDON, Feb. 27 (Reuter) Messages from British correspondents in Moscow to newspapers here today indicated that the MacmillanKhrushchev talks had virtually ended and that the Russian leaders "diplomatic" toothache had
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    68 14 10-y ear-old Lee at London zoo GET an eyeful of little deaf boy Lee Man Sung setting an eyeful of a bush baby at London Zoo. Ten-year-old Lee. of Hongkong, is in London to receive a prize he won in an international paintinr contest for deaf children. He won first
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    98 14 TOKYO. Feb. 27 (Reuter)— A .Japanese physician said today he had developed a method for pinpointing the time of death by checking the dentals of the dead person. Dr. KatMjichi Yamamoto of the Metropolitan Police BoarrTs Scientific Investigation Institute said he had received his doctorate
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    54 14 LONDON. Feb. 27, (Reuter). The House of Commons will on Monday debate a bill which will increase from £220 million to £315 million the amount of money Parliament may vote for colonial development and welfare. The bill will also extend the time limit on such schemes
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      115 14 KARACHI. Feb. 27 (Reuter) Mohammed Ayub Khuhro. former Pakistani Defence Minister, was sentenced to five years imprisonment by a special anti-corruption court today for operating on the black market. Khuhro was specifically charger! under martial law with attempting to tell a new American car on the
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