Singapore Standard, 14 May 1959

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    24 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** 5 Cable 'TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 14. 1959. vo 1 IX No 31! l 5 cts. 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon CIVIL SERVICE WARNED
    643 1 LEE; THE OLD WAYS MUST BE ENDED 'Office hours gamblers will be sacked 9 PAP leader: We expect loyalty and efficiency ANY CIVIL SERVANT found betting during office hours will be sacked on the spot if the Peoples Action Party forms the next Government of Singapore. This
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    Lock icon Minister Ong gets a 'deface you with acid' threat
    551 1 Minister Ong gets a 'deface you with acid' threat They don't scare me*** he says KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister for Labour and Welfare, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, tonight dismissed as "hooliganism" the attempted threat to deface him with acid. He said that he would not be disturbed by threats
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    Lock icon Risked his life to get urgent news to HQ
    210 1 Risked his life to get urgent news to HQ KUALA KANGSAR, Wed —An Injured and exhausted Australian soldier Corpora] Jack Kirby risked his life m the jungle of Centra] Perak, m which terrorists were believed to be lurking, rather than delay a vital message. C\\. Kirby led three oth< r
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    Lock icon Eddie, Liz saving' the kisses
    136 1 Eddie, Liz saving' the kisses NEW YORK, Wed. (LTD Newlyweds Fdriie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor arrived here today, vcary but feeling wonderful after a wedding night °n a iet airliner from Los Armeic>. Fishei -aid they sat up a.l nighi mi n the plane, sitting m the lounge for most
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    Lock icon Election withdrawals: SPA follows
    102 1 The Singapore Peoples Alliance last nigh!, announced tiie withdrawal of two candidates from the Hong Lim and Delta Divisions. A spokesman said: "The SPA have considered the consolidation of democratic forces m tiie fight against the Peoples Action Party m the coining general election and have
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    Lock icon ELECTION LAWS ARE MADE FOR YOUR GOOD
    127 1 ELECTION LAWS ARE MADE FOR YOUR GOOD THE Commissioner of Elections, Mr. M. P^nuduray, yesterday began sending out the first of the notices to Singapore's 590.000 voters telling them where to vote. The cards remind voters thai "Voting is Compulsory" and gives *he recipients 1 electoral number and tn e
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    Lock icon TUN LIM HAILS MRA MEETING
    91 1 TUN LIM HAILS MRA MEETING OTSU, Japan. Wed. (UPI) Singapore's Chief Minister Tun Lim Yew Hod', today hailed the Moral Rearmament Asian Assembly meeting being held here as "extremely significant." With his country facing a crucial communist challenge m the elections on May 30, Tun Lim said m a cabled
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    18 1 THE SCANDINAVIAN Airlines Service had concluded an interlines ticketing agreement with communist China's Civil Aviation authorities. (Renter)
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    Lock icon An 'outcast' in Hongkong Mr. Loke on English speaking Chinese
    253 1 An 'outcast' in Hongkong Mr. Loke on English speaking Chinese HONGKONG, Wed. (UFI) Singapore cinema magnate, Mr. Loke Wan Tho yesterday accused Hongkong Chinese of treating Overseas Chinese as outsiders H e told The Tiger Standard: "We are often made to feel like outsiders by our own people here." Mr
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    Lock icon Rail row takes a turn for the better with call for a 'frank chat'
    662 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The dispute between the Malayan Railway and the 8,000-stronp National Union of Raihvaymen, which grew into crucial proportions this week, today took a hopeful turn. The turn of events within a space of
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    Lock icon LAMA'S BROTHER
    37 1 THUBTEN NORBU. tlder brotner of the Dalai Lama of Tibet, rtfnvp m Tokvn today from New York en route to India to see the Tibetan "God-King" the Peop.es Council on Tibetan Problem* §aid yesterday. Reuter.
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      364 3 THE PAP has done another somersault and is Ing n% a new tune. One of its candidates for Lei Ml declared over Radio Singapore on Wednesg. Hiafl His party is ready to give "every encourageUnl assistance and imirabile dictu?) protection" L overseas capital. We welcome foreign capital/ |k
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      503 3 Big Four Foreign Ministers' conbi m M the future of Berlin and Germany finally 8> uwdti way m Geneva on Monday after hitting n irtj snag m the surprise bid made by the r n s Foreign Minister, Andrei Gromyko, who tended that the East German
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    1100 3  - House PHILIP DEANE by WASHINGTON. THE close parallel is with Franklin D. Roosevelt before 1932. Now, as then, the Presidency of the United States is, m a sense, seeking the Governor of New York, and for much the same reason: Mr. Nelson Rockefeller seems to be, as Mr. Roosevelt was,
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    Lock icon PROFIT AND LOSS IN ALGERIA
    1039 3  - PROFIT AND LOSS IN ALGERIA PETER PARTNER by ALGIERS. LX)R a country which has been m the grip of civil war for four years, Algeria seems, on the face of it. to be doing pretty well In all the big cities, apartment blocks are shooting up, hotel rooms are unobtainable
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    Lock icon HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
    303 3 rt.drl;ldlkdfkd Sir— About fifteen hundred years ago, soon after the Roman colony of Britain had won Merdeka from its Imperial masters, it was beset by invasion, PAP BOAST Sir— The PAP's boast is that it is the only party contesting all the wards. Nothing very remarkable m
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    51 3 Canada s National Research Council has found that the same amount of clothing needed to keep a normal person comfortable while sitting quietly at 70 degrees (F.) also will keep him or her warm at 40 degrees (F.) if walking, or at minus 5 degrees (F.) if
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    Lock icon the news as it strikes me
    351 3 the news as it strikes me P VENTS m the last ten dayt gave us good cause to believe that wisdom was slowly and most surely manifesting itself m the minds of the people of Singapore and that democracy will survive m spite of what its opponents are saving m
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    Lock icon NEW CONSTITUTION A 'TRAP FOR POLITICIANS
    469 4 All cards are stacked m favour of continued imperial rule Marshall MR DAVID MARSHALL of the Workers Party and former Chief Minister of Singapore last night said that the new Constitution for a self-governing Singapore was "a trap for young politicians with all the
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    Lock icon Mary French scores hit in 'Gaslight' thriller
    284 4 Mary French scores hit in 'Gaslight' thriller PATRICK Hamilton's Victorian thriller "Gaslight" was given by The Stage Club m the Cultural Centre Theatre, Singapore, last night. The cen|ra] character of Bella Massingham calls for dramatic acting of a high order, and :t may be .-a.d unreservedly that Mary French was
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    Lock icon No privileges for the English educated
    255 4 Dr. Goh Keng Swee of the PAP said that his party had two objectives for the future of the country. They are to bring the difterent races m Malaya into a single united Malayan Nation and to build up a" democratic Socialist Society. He
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    Lock icon UNEMPLOYMENT A MAJOR PROBLEM
    408 4 Unemployment was given a$ one of the m;*jor problems facin? Singapore on the eve of its becoming a selfgoverning State, by the president of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Wong Foo Nam. This prop m, he I, w •sras with "•repercussions serially and politically," was argelv
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    Lock icon KEEP FREE PORT STATUS
    125 4 The secretary-general «»f the Liberal Socialist Party, Mr. E. K. Tan. said that a vital task facing the new government of a self-sovern-inc Singapore was a solution to the problems caused by depression and unemployment. lie gave as < nc of the major factors towards the
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    Lock icon HARMONY IS IMPORTANT
    108 4 The secretary-general of the Singapore Peoples Alliance Mr. Wang Tsun Hoa. said the people of Singapore will have to shoulder more responsibility when they get internal self-government. Mr Wang said that m order to achieve prosperity and social security "we should first get rid of party olitics
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    386 4 Police are ordered to pay $50 compensate to student; MALACCA, Wed The President Court. Mr. K. Somasundram today or' to pay S5O compensation to a 20 School student alter acquitting hrn prohibited publication. This was the first time such i d by a Judge m a Malacca Court. Origina.lv. the
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    Lock icon VARSITY UNION OFFICIALS
    48 4 THE following (Bcials of the niversity of Malaya N nAcademic Staff Union elected at a general mccl I g held recent y President. Swee Lim Swang; (rice-pre-sident, Ho Peng Yew; 54 tary, Phillip Rang; asst secretary. Yap Ki rn Hock; treas rei F. B ITas.
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    Lock icon PREMIER TELLS OF BRUNEI FAITH ALLIANCE
    200 4 PREMIER TELLS OF BRUNEI FAITH ALLIANCE MALACCA, \\>d. Print Minister Dato Abdul Razak today disclosed that the Sultan of Brunei, who visited Malay a recently was so pleased with the peaceful progress of the country that he promised to give further loans to ."Malaya if, the same Alliance leaders were
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    Lock icon Unity Of youth club's ideal
    108 4 Unity Of youth club's ideal s:\gapork oJ had givon i agemerr I non-political Permanei Labour and \w;- ,-.-'<.,■ L 1 night. m Hp i offic gj the Chim m Yuking. C m and V the Viet ria M A Mr. Ooh P portan healthy, I purposeful m contr buting n
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    31 4 DRUNK DIE AT POLICE STATION a 53-' m found whi c Kami 1 B or. Tue-f.fi> The dead not been esti Those whire aski I '7 M Pritam S Pagar F
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    21 4 PEN 9 Magistrate to a charge v c on a :trage her Jure j j| 11 c 1 3
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    Lock icon Dato Osman groomed head CEB next
    139 4 Dato Osman groomed head CEB next KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The retiring Chief Minister of Malacca, Dato Osman bin Talib has been chosen to become the second deputy Chairman of the Central Electricity Board. The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Air. Tan Siew Sin said m a statement today that it
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    Lock icon EASE THE DOLLAR' PLEA BY U.S. ENVOY
    638 5 EASE THE DOLLAR' PLEA BY U.S. ENVOY STEP TO BOOST MALAYAS TRADE WITH AMERICA KUALA UMPUR, (gj The loans Icllinq $60,000,--(0 given by the lifed States of ricfica to the Fedefion are a proof of c confidence that c USA. has m Maya, the U.S. fibassador Mr. ir;- M. Byington,
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    Lock icon A FOREIGNER SAYS HE CAN END REBEL WAR IN R.I.
    255 5 AN unidentified foreigner approached tine Indonesian Consul-General m Singapore with an offer from the rebels m Celebes to end the year-old uprising, it was revealed yesterday. The Consul-General, Briga-dier-Generai Djatikusumo, said this m Jakarta yesterday on his return tmm a
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    292 5 Find new answer to problems says Tan KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. Tan Siew Sin today classified under four heads the economic manifestations of what he called the modern revolution m Asia. They are 1. The change m the role of the State m relation to
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    Lock icon Vote for a Govt. that can ensure stability —Tun Lim
    486 5 Vote for a Govt. that can ensure stability Tun Lim 'What you sow so shall you reap SINGAPORE'S duel Minister. Tun L:m Yew Hock, said that under the Rendel Constitution, "we inherited a lot of headaches problems of education, finding better deal for the workers, the question of citizenship and
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    125 5 THE SUNDERLANDS 'RITIRE' AFTER 30 YEARS SERVICE R.A.F. SUNDERLAND flying-boats ~end years of valuable service m Sin?.ipore, tomorrow. Thi> morning a Sanderland of the No. ?n:> Squadron. RAF Seletar, will do its last Maritime Operation when it escorts HMS Caprice through the Malacca Straits on its way from Ceylon to
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    Lock icon Ceylon naval chief in Singapore
    80 5 Ceylon naval chief in Singapore THE chief of th e Royal Ceylon Navy. Commodore Royce de Mcl arrived m Singapore yesterday by air from Bangkok for a twoday visit. Commodore de Mcl has just completed a three-week tour of the United States Navy m America, at their invitation. He was
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    Lock icon ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH ENDS 140 TH YEAR
    92 5 ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH ENDS 140 TH YEAR PENAXG, Wed. One of the oldest churches m Penan.?, the St. George's Church, celebrates its 140 th anniversary this month. There will be a family service for all those who have been married m the church at 10.15 a.m. on Sunday. In the
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    118 5 SFC makes an appeal for funds CHAIRMAN o: the Singapore Safety First Council. Mr David Phoa, yesterday appealed for funds to enable the Council to carry on its work. Mr Phoa was addressing members of the Rotary Club, at their weekly luncheon meeting. Mr Phoa said the $10,000 the Council
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    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The following were elerted offire-bearer^ of the TPCA at the annual meeting nn Sunday; President: Dr. M. Vaitilingam, \'ir-o-pre?ident?: Messrs. M. Saminathan and .AT. N. Cumarasami, general secretary: Mr. G. Yi.iayananthan, treasurer; Mr. N. Thiagendran, Committee: Messrs. J. Govindasamy, Alfred Nicholas, R. R. Chelliah,
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    Lock icon Nature reserves are being worked
    261 5 Nature reserves are being worked THE Singapore Nature Reserve Board has started a development course at Bukit Timnh hill for the people of the Colony. The Chairman of the Board, Mr. H. M. Burkhiil, pointed out yesterday that the Reserves area at Bukit Timah was being constantly visited by a
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    Lock icon 'Election Song' on the air tonight
    102 5 'Election Song on the air tonight SINGAPORES "Election Song" will be on the air for the first time this evening. Radio Singapore listeners will be able hear it soon after the 7.15 p.m. political broadcast. The song emphasizing secrecy, compulsion and the significance of voting will be sung by the
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    159 5 Pak has goods for Malaya PENANG. Wed. A delegate of the Pakistan trade mission, Mr. Agha G. Riza, said here today that Pakistan ha 3 much to export to Malaya. "I hope that this country would give Pakistan a fair deal m the import of manufactured goods, he added. Although
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    335 5 IPOH, Wed. Opponents of the Alliance Party last night hurled boos and catcalls at a rally organized by the Perak Chinese Guilds and Associations m support of Alliance candidates m the roming State elections. The rally began peacefully from 730 p.m.
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    177 5 Licencefees cut for taxis,trishaws THE Singapore City Couflp cil's Vehicles and Fire Brigade Committee at a meeting yesterday pn.~>r --I resolution? recommending the reduction of taxes for taxis 11 tri.-hsws and their licence feesThe chairman of the OOO> mittee. Mr. Lee livce Yio-v. said m a press statement (hat under
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    23 5 A MEMBER of the Muslim Advisory Board. Tuan Han A Mohamad Hussein. dor.?. <~i (100 to the Madarmsatui II tadi yesterday.
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    Lock icon FAMILY PLANNING: KEEP HIM IN DARK
    469 6 Husband should not know methods says chief of Association IPOH, Wed. Women who wanted to practise family planning were advised today not to tell their husbands the method they were using to "space" children. The chairman of the Perak Family Planning Association, Mrs Rosalind
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    Lock icon CHEAPER RICE: MINISTER CUTS PRICES FOR STOCKPILE
    195 6 CHEAPER RICE: MINISTER CUTS PRICES FOR STOCKPILE SINGAPORE'S Minister for Commerce and Industry Mr. J. M. Jumahhoy, yesterday announced reduction of the selling prices of stockpile prices, "which should result m cheaper rice and give a boost to the entrepot trade m rice." Inder the new arrangement, the price for
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    183 6 Nursing sister's arrest ordered A SINGAPORE coroner yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of Miss Sosamma Verghese, a Kandang Kerbau HospiUl sister, for causing the death of a motor cyclist by a negligent act. It was stated that a car driven by Miss Vcrghese came out from a bridge
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    122 6 ARMY MEN LEAVE FOR UK BY CAR KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Two British Warrant Officers, who have completed their three years tour of duty with the Federation Army, left Kuala Lumpur by road ior the United Kingdom this week. They are Warrant Officer Class Two W. H. S. Beaton, 34. o[
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    154 6 Police admit 'Black Maria' may not suit Malaya, but... PENANG, Wed. Black Marias which are m use for carrying remajnd prisoners may not be suitable to tropical countries like Malaya. This was stated by a Police spokesman todoy, who was commenting on grouses by remand prisoners that the Black Manas
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    149 6 GIVE MALAYS JOBS IN CHINESE FIRMS' THE Pan-Mal)ayan Islamic Party candidate for Kampor.s Kembangan, Mr. H. M. Yahiya, lasi nighi to d a rally at Jalan Senang that Chinese businessmen should takie m at least one Malay into service to ease the difficulties of the Malays and establish racial concord
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    280 6 JAPS MAY BUY CHINA BANK K.L BUILDING NEGOTIATIONS for lh€ purchase ol the million-dollar buj ding ol •r.' 3 former Bank Da brandi ha Kuala Lumpur bj the Bank ol Tokyo ar- ;r. ;i?r way. informed sources told Th« Standard jesterd The P r^k'. manager ta Bingapore, Mr. H Sato.
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    91 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wei. Sharif Moh-i. A'riri:, 24. was Charged m the Second Magistrate's Co m v ith behavir.g m disorderly manner at the Tamil School m Bungsai Roa I lasi night. R Rethinaveiu, who wa s also to hav e been rharged with Sharil for the
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    60 6 PENANG. Wori The Pri-ne Minister and ♦he Deputy President of UMNO, Dato Abdul R.i/ak. ai.: arrive here tomorrow m connection with the Sm-p elections on J me 8. n a'o Abdul Razak will •peak to UMNO members at the Per.qnj UMNO hall at 730 p m
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    Lock icon Prayers that went wrong at Alliance rally
    161 6 ALOR STAR, Wed. Alliance supportens attending an election campaign at Kota Kuala Muda yesterday, prayed by mistake for the PMIP's success at the polls. Those who said "Amen" to the prayers recited by a religious teacher, Tuan Ha.ii Abdul Hamid, were local UMNO
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    88 6 'OPERATION AMSTERDAM' WINNERS RESULTS of the "Operation Amsterdam" crossword puzzle contest are: First prize winner Miss Rosalind Kee (Singapore), Second prize of a three-month double pass goes to Mrs. A. Goodbrand. The following will each receive a double pass as consolation prizes: Mrs. W. M. Williams (Singapore;. Oo Kar Chye
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    105 6 Thugs beat up mourners at funeral TAIPiNG, Wed.— Two people were injured when men beiiveci to be secret society members attacked mourners at the funeral of a 50-year-old nian. The attack, whicri took place m the Hokkiefi cemetery here, was ovjer m a few minutes. Parangs, small axes and sticks
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    104 6 NEW STAMPS: HOW TO BUY IN BULK If you need large quantities of Singapore'? new commemorative stamps or. the date of release, write now to the Director of Posts. Applicants should provide a self-addressed envelope showing on the outside the number of stamps required and the total value. Payment should
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    139 6 UK alarmed over Reds in Malayan union-He says THE secretary-general of the East Coast Mining and Industry Workers' Union m Trengganu, Mr. Chew Beng Chiat arrived m Singapore yesterday by air after a four-month course m Britain under the Colombo Plan Mr. Chew, who went through a special course on
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    207 6 Police officers won't test 'L' drivers— official TRAFFIC Police will not use Police officers to fill the gap until new driving testers are recruited, Police secretary, Mr. William Cheng, said m Singapore yesterday, i Mr. Cheng was replying to a question raised by a member of the public as to
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    123 6 TWO American Aero Commander planes arrived m Singapore yesterday from Washington on their way on a delivery flight to Sydney. Thej have been bought by the Australian Ministry of Civil Aviation for officials for internal inspection flights. The planes were piloted by Captains
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    88 6 1,000 tons Malayan logs bound for Japan THE Yugoslav freighter, l.ika. is s* present loading about l.noo tons of Malayan logs m Singapore. The cargo, estimated it nearly $120,000 1? the largest single shipment of local logs to be shipped out of the Colony. Disclosing this, local agents for the
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    198 6 NEW FEDERATION COURT OF APPEAL SOON KUALA LUMPWR, Wed. The Judicial and Legal Services Commissicfin met on Monday to discuss the appointment of judges to the new Federation Court of Appeal. Its recommendations have been submitted t« the Prime Minister. Dato Albdul Razak for final approval. The Court of Appeal
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    Lock icon Newcomer to Perak politic is surprise packet tor Pp
    347 6 Newcomer to Perak politic is surprise packet tor Pp IPOH Wed. Perak's newcomer J political arena, Dr. Chang Hoey Cho n 9 chief of rhe Medical Deparrment^ i t HitiS "surprise packer" m the stronghold bitterest opponents the Peoples P roo The former State Medical apd B oppose the Progressive
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    44 6 DEAD WOW HAD WOUND IN NECK IPOH. Wed A M d )mai -fl Lee Joo E> was found fl I* v ""Bhf at dawn I 3; The ne^k v *F The w i 1^ Chue Taik. the polire •t dered himself, r s Blf"
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    101 6 Parking lights for cars are a 'must' MOTORISTS who fail to have their parking lights on while their cars are parked on unlit streets are lia h 1 c to he prosecuted. Singapore Polic secretary. Mr William Cheng. warned yesterday. But he added that it was not necessary to have
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    33 6 THE third annual meet I of the Journalists' Union I I North Malaya vvi'.l be held at the At.ieh Traders' Assoriation, Victoria Street, Penan£ on .Tune 21 at Q m m
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    64 6 AT the ar S t Sin;: |H Board n following ofR ed tor 192 President, Kenap; K:n Tang, Peter te T< ng j Mohd. Arifl taries, I'"' v. i Hons trea v r, Wong I Chiai nan P. 1 1 1 Chua C Awan- Bulaima Kam
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    605 7 SPA flays Mrs. Leon Soft, gives. KURA is subject for mirth Mrs. Scow A SIX POINT argument against voting the Peoples Action Party into power on election day, May 30, and five reasons why the Singapore People's Alliance should be elected were the
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    143 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Sp.vt l°>i 104 R.SS No. 1 June I»3| 103j R.SS No. 1 July 103 103 i R.S.S N<> 2 102 1021 RSS No 3 100 i \oo'l Tone: Quiet after irregular. Tin price m Singapore
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    46 7 A SINGAPORE Magistrate, Mr. M. Coomaraswamy, yesterday found Abdul Rahim bin Mohamed Bor, 33. guilty of stealing a wristwatch worth $48, belonging to a woman, Tijah binte Omar at Sims Avenue on March 17. Sentence was postponed for a week pending a probation report.
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    91 7 PILGRIM SHIP SAILS WITH 370 THE last batch of pilgrims to leave for Mecca sailed from Singapore yesterday aboard the Anshun. This marks the end of trips by ships of the Blue Funnel Line to Jeddah the port to the holy city— for this year. Yesterday, about 370 Muslims embarked
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    27 7 THIEVES broke into a house m Race Course Road, Singapore, yesterday and got away with cash and jewellery worth $1,000 while the occupant wa.s out.
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    105 7 Young wife's wishes come true by air MRS. WOOD, EXPECTING FIRST BABY, LONGED FOR ENGLISH APPLES AND CREAMY MILK THE wife of a Singapore Harbour Board engineer wrote home to tell her mother m England that she was expecting her first baby. In her letter she mentioned how much she
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    95 7 It was not mummy, however, who had sent the parcel. It was the mass-circulation Daily Mirror of London. The newspaper had learned of Mrs. Wood's request and had sought the eo-npera-tion of BOAC to fly the parcel out to Singapore. It arrived Last night, containing 2-lb. of English
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    38 7 KOTA BAHRU. Wed. Beating the Retreat by the Royal Federation of Malaya Police Band will take place here on Friday at 5 p.m. at the Padang Merdeka and at the Churchill Padang on Wednesday. May 20.
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    406 9 FOUR radio dealers, three m the Federation of Malaya and one m Singapore, have each won a Fordson van m a Philips radio competition which has just ended. Thej arp Messrs, Leong Singapore; Chin Radi< Alor Star; Lam Corner.;.. Taiping and Sim Radio
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    156 9 JAKARTA. Wed < UPI The Monetary Board has decreed that nine additional commodities will be placed entirely :n governmental control for import purposes. The board raw cotton, weaving yarn, textiles, newsprint, cement, concrete reinforcement rod.-, tin plates, gunny, jute and flour, may be imported only
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    110 9 BERLIN, Wed. (Renter).— A new method of producing textile fabrics invented by East German technicians will eliminate almost entirely weaving and spinning processes. gays an East German news agency report. It said the new method would he p to increase textile production by about one
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    275 9 Ability Not Race Counts JOBS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Anyone who works for an international business has the right to be judged by his competence, not by his nationality, said Lord Heyworth, the chairman, at the annual meeting of Unilever Ltd. held recently m London. '"If this principle can be made
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    96 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro duce Exchange noon closing prices per oicul yesterday were Copra April-May $441 buyers; $45] sellers; coconut oil m I ulk $681 sellers; m drums $71 J sellers; Muntok white pepper $144 sellers; Sarawak white $143 sellers; special Sarawak black $81. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair
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    332 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fitzpatricks 94c; Gammon $1.89, $1 86 delayed- G'town Disp. $2.2.": W Hammer $1.43. Hump prefs. A4/10. A4/9, ords \4 10. Jackson 88c. overnight. M Ceme::t $1.10. $1.71. $1.69 >1 65 odd lot; McAlister $1.20 Metal Box $1 K7 overnight. Robinson
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    79 9 LONDON Wed. (UPI) Britain's trade reached record heights m April, according to provisional figures issued on Tuesday by the Board of Trade. Imports and exports were both £25. 000.000 (US$45 million) more than m March and the exports were the highest ?ver achieved since May 1959. Exports were
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    56 9 JAKARTA, Wed— (Reuter) Indonesian gold reserves dropped last week by 1.26 per cent to the lowest point ever, according to Bank of Indonesia statistics. The big drop from 8. 19 per cent of notes m circulation to 6.93 per cent was caused by bank advancing
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    59 9 PARIS. Wed. (Renter) France today removed quota restrictions on imports of 77 groups of products from Britain and other Member countries of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation (O.E.E.C). The new range of products, which can now be imported into France without a licence, includes a
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    226 9 Industrials Steady On Share Mart INDUSTRIALS were steady on thp Malayan share market yesterday. Tins, however, were selectively better, while Rubbers were slightly easier. Turnover was fair. Price changes announced h v the Ma;ayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Fitzpatricks -92 .95 Hum.f Industries Pre: A4 8 4 10
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    50 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying. XT. 31-7/8. OD. 32. 90 day? airmail 32-3 8 credit bills 32-7/16 trade bills. Selling T.T./O.n. ready: Bel gian Francs 1631 -1 2; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    257 9 MALAYA STEPS UP HER FISHERY INDUSTRY Finance* And Commerce PENANG, Wed.— Malaya's fisheries which ten years ago could rightly be described as a "backward peasant industry/ is today comparable to those m the more highly industrialised This was said yesterday by the Federation's Deputy Director of Fisheries, Mr. J. S.
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    72 9 THE world's highest building yet to be constructed by the lift-slab method, the 210 ft., i 18-storey. 5A2.250.000 Aus- j tralian headquarters of the Royal Exchange Assurance, is being built m Sydney. Compared with orthodox building methods, the lift slab technique cuts basic structural costs by one-auarter
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    162 9 CANBERRA. Wed. (Reuter) The acting Prime Minister, Mr. John McEwen, today announced a major expansion of Australia's trade commissioner service. He said the government had decided to open new posts at Nairobi, Accra, Chicago and Ottawa. Australia would also strengthen its trade commissioner posts
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    229 9 Rubber Slips 1 3 4 Cents SINGAPORE rubber price fell 13 cents yesterday, to clo.se at. SlA'if cent* per 1b for International first grade June, on strong selling pressure. Anticipation of higher stocks m the local market, chiefly on recent large arrival*, from Indonesia, brought out selling. The market was
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    48 9 VICE CHAIRMAN of tne Perak Hydro-Electric P«wor Co. Ltd.. Mr. Donald C. Brook is m lonh on I r > tre compai nstallations. Mr Brook who is base^ m London, was entertained to a Chinese dinner on Monday hf the general manager, Mr. J, P. Hannah.
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    23 9 JAPANESE Output of rp. ment at 15.00n.000 tons a yr r makes the nation the world*! fourth largest cement pr<v duccr.
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    51 9 THE ceramic industry has been extensively developed m India. A large variety of crockery for domestic use is largely available for export. These products are neat, bright looking and artistically finished. Photo shows some of th« domestic china a arc displayed at a recent AUIndim
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    858 10  - He's The World's Most Indecisive .Politician Richard Berry b.V ACCUSTOMED as they are to murky politics, South Americans can learn a lesson or two m political intrigue from a balding, bland-faced Eastern visitor this month. Thai v isitor is Indore- as ?8-year-old President Soekarno who. soon after World War 11.
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    603 10 SIR DA VID ECCLES-BRITAIN'S No. 1 SALESMAN CIR DAVID McADAM ECCLES, President of Britain's Board of Trade, has displayed a flair for sartorial elegance, big business deals, rare book collecting and dropping bricks. In 1953. as "stage manager" of the Coronation, he referred to the Queen as "the perfect leading
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    575 10 A Not-So-Gentle Giant MEN m the NEYIf KEN years ago Ingemar Johansson was an apprentice labourer earning £B-a-week by hammering down heavy stones m the streets of Gothenburg. Today, he earns at least £20,000 m an hour by hammering the world's leading heavyweights. He has his own construction company, equipped
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    232 11  -  SCRUTINEER By HIGH SOCKS ODDS-ON TRAINER K. Daniels had a great day at Bukit Timah yesterday, winning four races out of a card of nine with High Socks, Prince Tournai, South of France, and Forest Beau 11. Three of the winners were
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    121 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Royal Federation Police will meet Singapore Police m their annual two-day cricket match on May 23 and 24 m Singapore. The Federation Police h^e named the following to represent Malaya: F.A.S. Caldwell (Sel), Khoo Bin Kheng (NS), Andrew Murugesu (Phg), Sukhdev Singh Gill
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    47 11 TOTAL POOL 5181.875 Ist Prize *****8 ($81,842) 2nd Prize *****3 (54D.921) 3rd Priie *****5 (522.734) Starters ($1,894 each): .*****4. *****0, *****3, *****1. M 3600. *****9. *****8, *****8, *****3. *****8, *****9, 4§8595. Consolation (51. 364 each): *****3. *****7, *****3. *****4. *****3. *****2, *****6, *****2. 31H346, *****6.
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    35 11 Race 1: S!l0; Race 2: S 13; Race 3: 5154; Race 4: S 72; Race 5: S 95: Race 6: S 16: Race 7: S 95; Rac P 8: $133: Rare 9: $?A?>.
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    121 11 RACE EOVR l«t Pri/c: 2119 957) ■2nd Prize: 2825 (S 478) °>rd Prize: 2042 239) Starters (521 earh): \os. 2178. 1776 2 400. 2863. 2830, 16°>4. 2486 2430. 1111. 2.188, 1511.. RACE FIVE Ist Prize: 1089 (51.075) 2nd Prize: 2036 537) 3rd Prize: 1116 268) Starters (521 each):
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    64 11 PENANG. Wed. The Penang Turf Club will hold an amateur race meeting on June 13. The programme includes a ladies race and a hurdle race. Entries close at noon on Monday, June 1. Acceptances close at 11 a.m. on June 10. The totalisator will operate on
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    63 11 CALLING ALL VICTORIANS THE following p.ayers are requested to turn up lor a soc_cer match between the Past Victorians and Present Victorians at. Victoria School at 4.45 p.m. today. Avtar Singh, Ramakrishnan. S. Jeyathurai. Charlie Tan, Salleh Shukor, Ong Teong Lee, Ong Teong Pin. Chong Kwee Cheng, Lav Teng Chuan.
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    52 11 IPOH. Wed. Scoring two goals m each half, the Ramblers, who are the defending champions beat Cheng Wah by four goals to nil m the Division 1 soccer match played on the Ipoh padang this evening. Cheong Che e Fai (2) and Kok Hung (2) scored for
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    899 11  - A SHOCKING GOAL OUSTS MALAY A KEN JALLEH by Vietnam 1 Rang; Nh-l'ng. Cut: Ihank. Hieu Bon: Xrr* rtnh Hatam. Tatto and Tu. Scorer; Uatan 6th num Referee: John Ferguson L:nes^,en Greg de Suva t«d H. AnguVUa. Malaya 0 Lourdes; Nagiratnam. Ahmad Naiari; Wai Enng .Talil' Che Din. Chum Lam;
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    466 11 Vietnam wan the toss, and moved strongly into the attack, threatening through Tattn but Malaya was m no danger with Lourdes m goal. Off" a clearance, Malaya attacked and .t wa.- only a bright, save by Ran:-: from Boon Bee. that stopped Malaya irrm taking the
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    124 11 Malaya* ikipper Er-.^ir Dutton wi;; lead the Resi teaaa afilasi the Afian Cup Or.'ra: Zcne champions Vietnam m a friendly phopw match a* 5 15 p.m. at Jttlftn Befit ft* diam today. The Rest tea:n comprise! six Colony p'a3'ers. sad five from Maia3'a The learn
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    485 12 PLACES GALORE GOING BEGGING IN ENGLAND'S CRICKET TEAM By A Special Correspondent English cricketers had fame as at the moment, begging: m the England to face the victorious 1961.. Army Leagues Never before have young BUCb a chance of winning Test There are places galore going team which has to
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    579 12 THE Singapore Base District's first division league soccer championship will be a tough, three-cornered fight between First Cheshire Regiment. Regimental Pay Office, and 443 Base Ammunition Depot. The three teams r-:-.-.re he! nrst p'.ace with ten ;-,ir.t> each, and m the whole competition, Cheshire Regiment are
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    50 12 Photo. LONDON: Italian outside left B. Petris goes for the England goal, with England goalie Eddie Hopkinson and skipper Billy Wright on the scene. The Italian missed his chance however, much to the relief of thousands watching m the Wembley Stadium. England 'rew with the Italians. I PI
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    179 12 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Uave Charnley, the British champion, won the British Empire lightweight boxine title last night, when he knocked out the holder. South Africa's Willie Toweel, m the tenth of the scheduled 15 rounds. Charnley, punching fiercely and attacking relentlessly, was definitely on
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    79 12 FOLLOWING are the YMCA open tennis championship ties for today: Ong Chew Bee vs Pang Chan Soon, E. Cooper vs F. Y. Khoo. Seel Beng Sin vs Lim Hee Chin. Men's Doubles: G. H Barton and D. F. Carter vs J. H. Wilson and Kon Choon
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    37 12 PHILADELPH lA, Wed. (UPI). Sugar Ray Robinson signed yesterday to meet Carmen Basilio on Sept. 21 m a 15-round rubber bout which the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission will recognize as a defence of Robinson's middleweight title.
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    36 12 LONDON. Wed. (UPl).—Nigerian Dick Tiger. British Empire middleweight champion, turned the tables on Randy Sandy of New York *a?t night and won a decision over him m their return 10--round bout m Wembley Arena.
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    437 12 F.A.M. Referees Board Replies To Fairplay Corner [sports letter I Sir, An allegation has been made by your sports writer. Mr. Tony R angel, m an article published m your Fairpiay Corner on Thursday. 7th. May that Enche Mansor :s "not eligible" or "has been debarred from refereeing m the
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    185 12 Brundage Leaves For Munich NEW YORK. Wed.—(Reuler). Mr. Avery Brundage, president of the Internationa: Olympic committee told reporters here thai he would leave today to attend an executive session of the International Olympic committee starting m Munich on ay 23. He -aid that he understood That the Soviet Union had
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    21 12 THE Malayan Waterski Association will hold their annual Carnival and Trade Fair at Westpoint Gardens on Sunday, July sth.
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    23 12 COPENHAGEN, Wed ißeuter) France completed a 5-0 win over Denmark m their Davis Cup European Zone second round match here yesterday.
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    288 12 SCRAP THE COLOUR BAH IN S.A. SPORT DELEGATION CAll ON U.K. BODY LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Htm M,, rK ensuring the inclusion of non-white- n f^ African and Southern Rhodesi 3n (»h mp teams were launched here vesterda\ A deputation from the Campaign Against Race Discrimination m Sport called on j
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    115 12 PERTH. West Australia. Wed. (Reuten— The problem of touring lawn tennis professionals will be discussed at the meeting of the International Lawn Tennis Federation m Dublin on July 8. Mr. R. H. Youdale, an Australian official said yesterday. Mr. Youdale said m an interview that law
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    25 12 MAINE. Wed. (Reuter) Yvon Durelle (Canada) British Empire light heavyweight boxing champion, stopped Teddy Burns (Massachusetts) m the third round here last night.
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    297 12 CHARTER ED BANK beat Mercantile Bank by two goals to nil to take the lead m the Business Houses Football Association first division league tournament at Farrer Park yesterday. By winning this mati h. Chartered Bank became the first team to spoil Mercantile Bank's unbeaten record.
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    37 12 NEWMARKET. Suffolk Wed. (Reuter) Lord [rwin's Agricola won the Newmarkei Stakes run over one ahd a quarter miles here today. Queen Elizabeth's Ab.n-e Suspicion was second with Mr A. R. Ellis Masham third five ran.
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    502 12 WARWICK: PLAY BRIGHTLY WILL ROLL IN By A Special Correspondent LONDON, Wed. WARWICKSHIRE Cricket Club is probably the most enterprising of the seventeen firstclass counties. The Edgbaston Ground is a monument to the progressive outlook of those who run it, but they are equally businesslike and forthright m their analysis
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    243 12 M.C.C.T DISK THIS! AN OL PROBLEM M RKHAKji I} U A P-a.ved f< and the I tiie same conduct alw;concerns the pn whe examp are level ai run two or shou only the 1 ry? The crici the M.C.C. I erning body I to adjudi theii May It W k
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    782 13  -  ANTHONY SAMPSON by LONDON U -*c play 'Look Bel n Anger Ml an^ry young M clan man bullyI I middle class »n m arric apfl m London three A Z"- if shook the >" fhe^itre to the Its passionate dia- brvtal vocabulary realm—ad to make *Her
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    297 13 Wants To Swim With A Chimp? from STAN MAYS cording devices— and then conducted its business m whispers Two days later, the wife of a newspaperman heard at the club all about their discussions and her husband printed the story. Weddings pLYMOUTH BORN J ohn Webber, the manager of a
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      228 14 Rebels made peace move in Singapore Consul General JAKARTA. Wed. (IPI)— A high Indonesian official said today that rebel leaders were preparing to leave Indonesia and set up headquarters abroad. B::e Gen. Djtaikusumo, Consul-General to Singapore, said at a news conference that the decision was ta^cn daring a meeting o:
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      98 14 Police to fingerprint 70,000 to find killer ROTHLKHAM Wed. fUFI) Police said \estprriay they will fingerprint p\ery Male over the BgC of 14 n this city of about 70.000 persons m order to find a killer Chief constable .lE. Cotton sair! the highly unu--u.il finserprintins WSg bfMns: done m order
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      251 14 GENEVA ACCORD DASHE BY RUSSIA Gromyko's flat WO' to free unification of Germany Accept Soviet terms or else threat to Brentano GENEVA, Wed. (UPl)— Russia dashed all Western hopes for any early Big Four accord on Germany today with a flat "no" to free 1 unification of the divided nation.
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      45 14 PRESIDENT General Mohammad Avub Khan of Pakistan, raises three finaers of his risht hand to take the Seoul Oath before beum invested as the Chief Stout of Pakistan. The ceremony was held la^t week m Karachi i IPI Picture),
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      126 14 Rl STAFF IN CAR ACCIDENT LONDON. Wed. (Reuter)— A lar?e .saloon car belonging to the Indonesian embassy was damaged, a lorry overturned and five people injured m a road u.-c-up today In London's West End. The male driver and two women passengers m the embassy car were taken to hospital
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        145 14 NORTHERN NIGERIA. Wed. (Reuter) The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester arrived here by air today to represent Queen Elizabeth at Northern Nigeria's week-loner self- government celebrations opening m Kaduna, the capital, tomorrow. The Duke is the Queen's uncle. Highlight of the celebrations will be a
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      337 14 UK plans to enter space race with C' wealth support LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Britain plans to enter the spare race with United States and Commonwealth support and may put a 1,000 lb. satellite m orbit using: her Blue Streak and Black Knight rockets to launch it This emerged from a
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      100 14 Canada's no to British space plan OTTAWA, Wed. <Rcuter) Canada will not participate m the British plan to launch an earth satellite m co-operation with the United States and some Commonwealth countries, the Canadian Press News Agency reported last night. It quoted an Ottawa informant a 5 saying that Canada's
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      45 14 BANDUNG, Wed. (Reuter). Military authorities here have released five Masjumi party leaders of West Java after seven month? under house arrest, military police disclosed. They were arrested m No\* 1958 for making statements which harmed the state's interest, the police said.
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      247 14 2 PLANES CRASH IN 4 HOURS, 34 DIE BALTIMORE. Wed. (Reuter, TPI) Two Capital Airlines planes bound for Atlanta, Georgia, crashed yesterday with a reported loss of 34 lives. All 27 passengers and the crew of four of a dickers Viscount Turboprop airliner flying from New York to Atlanta were
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      118 14 17 killed as tanker explodes NEW GUINEA, Wed. iKeuter) Two Europeans and 15 natives were killed and an unknown number of natives injure^ by an explosion yesterday m trie 225--ton coaster "Busama" m Wewak harbour. The Busama loaded with 4.000 gallons of aviation fuel blew up In the harbour on
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      45 14 MR. JOHN FOSTER DULLES' condition remained unchanged yesterday, the State Department announced. This has been the daily bulletin since last Saturday when it was disclosed that the former Secretary of State, m hospital with cancer, had suffered a mi-d attack of pneumonia. (Reuter).
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      38 14 NEW YORK, Wed. (UPI) Eugene Crumpton, 18. was sentenced to 50 days m jail last night shortly after giving his girl an engagement ring. Police said Crumpton admitted stealing the ring from the girl's grandmother.
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      151 14 THE SHAH of Persia said m London yerterday hf had divorced Queen Soraya lo perpetuate the dynasty m Persia because that country was "ver> important for the security of the Middle East and its future." Answering questions at a crowded press conference
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      254 14 No elections the summer-officeal IT WILL BE CONTRARY! BRITISH INTERESTS -Ml LONDON, Wed. There be no this summer, because it would be conti interests, the Prime Minister. Mr M. !<• told the annual dinner of the Newspapei Si last night. In some quarters he i ■he was accused first ol
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