Singapore Standard, 26 May 1959

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1939. Vol. IX No. 327 1 5 ets. Page 14 (FINAL EDITION)
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    Lock icon Harmony ana peace aim of Alliance: Dato Razak
    493 1 Harmony ana peace aim of Alliance: Dato Razak BEWARE OF PARTIES THAT PREACH RACIAL HATRED TANJONG RAMBUTAN, Mon.— Three of the Alliance's "top brass" last night analysed the political parties of the Federation and then told the people to "consider them carefully, weigh them properly and then cast your votes.
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    Lock icon LIB-SOCS SEND TOP MEN TO MEET SPA
    117 1 LIB-SOCS SEND TOP MEN TO MEET SPA THE Libera.l Socialist Party has appointed Mr. Tan X.m Cheone its chairman, and Mr Kriaw Kai Boh an executive member, to cottar with the Singapore Peoples Alliance and the UMNO-MCA m a last minute bid to avoid he split vote against the Peoples
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    Lock icon Men duel with parangs for love of joget girl
    61 1 KANGAR (Periis), Mon. Two men fought a duel with parangs over a joget girl at Kampong Gial near here, a Police spokesman disclosed today. One of the dwellers was badly injured and was rushed to the district hospital, where he died
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    Lock icon Malayan Reds again switch their policy
    223 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malayan Communist Party has adopted a new policy. It is to "mark time" until the outcome of the forthcoming national elections is known. This latest change m the tactics of the M.C.P. was revealed m terrorist documents captured recently near
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    Lock icon No troops increase for S'pore -Gen. Hull
    109 1 No troops increase for S'pore -Gen. Hull HONGKONG. Mon. (Reuter) General Sir Richard Hull Commander-in-Chief of Far East Land Forces, said today that electioneering m Singapore has been conducted **m an extremely good way, although it's been vociferous." The general, who Is here on a five-day inspection of military establishments,
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    Lock icon CAR, TAXI, BUS IN ROAD CRASH
    87 1 CAR, TAXI, BUS IN ROAD CRASH NINE people were injured, lour seriously, m a road crash involving a car, a taxi and a bus, at the 3rd mile Bukit Timah Road. Singapore last night. The two car drivers, Ong Kum Cheong and Chua Soon Lai and two children were admitted
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    Lock icon TRADE TEAM
    30 1 PAKISTAN'S trade mission led by Mr. Afiha R. Riza has arrived m Jakarta for six day talks with the Indonesian officials to promote trade between both countries. (Reuter).
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    Lock icon TALKS OPEN FOR BUILD-UP OF MALAYA'S ARMED FORCES
    304 1 LONDON, Mori. (Reuter) A Malayan Government mission today opened talks here With senior British Government officials on the build-up of Malaya's armed forces m the battle against communist jungle guerrillas. Focal point of the talks, expected to last two weeks, is a
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    Lock icon LIM AGAIN APPEALS FOR UNITY AT POLLS
    498 1 LIM AGAIN APPEALS FOR UNITY AT POLLS 'A split vote could mean PAP victory' SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, yesterday appealed to all democratic forces m the country to unite against the Peoples Action Party at the polls on Saturday. Speaking at a lunchtime election roily ot the
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    Lock icon 'GO TO RUSSIA OR CHINA IF YOU WANT COMMUNISM' -SPA JIBE
    287 1 'GO TO RUSSIA OR CHINA IF YOU WANT COMMUNISM' -SPA JIBE ANOTHER speaker at the SPA rally. Mr. Tang Peng Yeu. a City Councillor, said that the Peoples Action Party survived only by bluff and threats. "Don't be frightened of them. Look at them and tell them boldly: We do
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    Lock icon FUTILE FOR RIGHTWING TO FIGHT MCP – LEE
    257 1 FUTILE FOR RIGHTWING TO FIGHT MCP LEE PEOPLES ACTION PARTY leader Mr Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday said that it was futile lor right-wing political parlies to flght the Malayan Communisl Party. Mr. L'» wrho was addressIng a lunch I Inn i.■ tion rally at Clifford Pier, said that the pap
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    Lock icon GEN. PIKE IN SAIGON
    41 1 SAIGON fctoi (ReutarJ M a j .ii,-.; w<; H Pike, Ch c! of Staff of Briti h Far East Land Foi s-borl visit to Saigon the Vietnam Press Agency reported today. He wiU return to Singapore tomorrow.
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    Lock icon CRACKDOWN ON 'JAGA KRETA' BOY NUISANCE
    223 2 CRACKDOWN ON 'JAGA KRETA' BOY NUISANCE Strong govt, action fo c_ Ji infringement of traffic hM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation will t c c u> measures against infringement of any part of the New Rood 3 Ordinance 1958, which comes into force on Jure 1. New transport officers will
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    Lock icon S'PORE CHARMS – THROUGH GERMAN EYES
    195 2 S'PORE CHARMS THROUGH GERMAN EYES TOURISTS will come to Singapore ii*r wb.u i| i> even nrithont the attraction Of gambling casinos and luxury hotels, a German visitor said yesterday. Mr Johannes Hartman a German salesman m Bogota, Columbia, In South America, s.ud ho v ls charmed bj ib»> m during
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    Lock icon NO MAIL ON MAY 30
    34 2 THE A I Posts, Mr. B 1 I post offices ir B be closed or. I 'I I correspondei I that I hes to th< I Malaya and I
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    Lock icon Improved port and airport for Laid
    62 2 Improved port and airport for Laid JESSEI I Lah I will un< I velopm nt I crease I a Free P I met/ j I Mr. j the I I I I B 1 I I B I I I I I I mh* m acit n 1 wharf for
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    Lock icon MORE INQUIRY CENTRES ARE OPENED
    49 2 MORE INQUIRY CENTRES ARE OPENED I Ia st night I dit: been ar r m could find r 1 polling stat the follow;- g Office, (Fori I S tion Service (Labour ai ing. Have Counci Ofl Cc Office <■' Kang Road I and Hj Off! j District D Chu X,
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      455 2 The Ordinance, which was enacted last year, comes into force after prolonged and meticulous study by various 1 traffic committees. When the new law comes inio being next month, soliciting hy "ja^a kreta" boys, riding on running boards, obstructing a driver, allowing animals to stray and illicit pillion-riding, will be
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    Lock icon PAP Polls Move
    425 3 renewed discussion now going on bei iders of the three chief democratic the Liberal Socialists. the Singapore All, mce and the UMNO-MCA have to ?ssed by the public m the light of the rein the political scene. These changes icreworthv for two reasons. Firstly, the evident ry
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    Lock icon A Truly Great Man
    407 3 THE towering figure of one of America s outstanding postwar statesmen and diploHvill no longer take its place at international rences and meetings of groups and organixaens, bom m the United States and abroad, which m ths anxious period been seeking to bring ice. enduring and
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    Lock icon Tito's Successor Still Remains Unknown
    1347 3  - Tito's Successor Still Remains Unknown SIDNEY WEILAND -by PRESIDENT TITO celebrated his 67th birthday on Monday, with the question of the future succession still deferred and as much a mystery as ever. The Yugoslav Chief of State, recently back from an arduous three-month Asian tour, is said to be m
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    Lock icon the NEWS ASIT STRIKE ME
    405 3 the NEWS ASIT STRIKE ME T*HE Singapore Police Force ■> is to be congratulated on (he firm stand taken at Sunday's .100 Chiat fire m keeping out of the area a number of people wearing political armbands who sought to give assistance to thp victims. Apparently some of them were
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    Lock icon No Vultures For Royalty
    983 3 No Vultures For Royalty CASSANDRA says: "There is a good deal of evidence to support the theory that the Royal Family is a robust body of people who would be better off without the genteel advice of courtiers who have never been m a fourale bar. LONDON. 7'HE other day
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      Lock icon UNITED VOTING
      205 3 Sir. It is about time that some one did tell our pseudo-nationalists that they "pipe down" m their one desire for unity m the forthcoming General Election. They are well meaning, I know, but they are too late m the day the sooner they realise this, the BETTER
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    Lock icon ACID SPLASHED ON MERCHANT, THREE CHILDREN
    447 4 Injured man asked me to attend to young ones first doctor Mr mmw KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A businessman was driving his son and two other children to school when acid was splashed on his face and that of the three children, the Supreme Court
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    Lock icon Stronger. ties with Malaya my aim—envoy
    83 4 Stronger. ties with Malaya my aim— envoy THE first B ese issadortothe Fedf ati t Malaya. rived ii Singapore bsl b% Union of B i i iys from Rangoon eritti M a Sc the bea oi c F I Division I the B Foreign Ministry c-B esi Mil *cr to
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    Lock icon HIS FOURTH CONVICTION
    44 4 A SINGAPORE District Judge, Mr. S. K. Lee, yesterday sentenced Sect Paen Hock, to one year's jail for attempting to steal a gold neck chain from Khco Sor Hoon at Telok Ayer Street on March 22. Sect admitted three previous convictions.
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    Lock icon Fire victims hammer away to rebuild burnt-out homes
    211 4 SOME of the victims of the attap kampong fire m Tembeling Road. Singapore, yesterday lost no time m rebuilding their homes. The fire, which started early on Sunday morning, gutted 60 houses and rendered 427 people homeless. About 1 10 men. women
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    Lock icon We'll undo the wrongs of the past: Lib-Socs assurance to voters
    451 4 We'll undo the wrongs of the past: Lib-Socs assurance to voters SINGAPORE cannot afford to have a further deterioration of its trade and commercp. secretary-general of the Liberal Socialist Party, Mr. E. K. Tan told a rally at Hong Lim Green last night. The situation would worsen and the evil-doers
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    Lock icon 250 FRESHIES TAKE VARSITY PLEDGE HONOUR
    167 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two -hundred-and-fifty freshies today pledged before the Vice-Chancellor, Professor A. Oppenheim. that they would have honourably and endeavour to maintain and raise the good name of the University of Malaya. The "University Declaration" was also attended by the act.ng Principal of
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    Lock icon $300 FOR THE HOMES
    53 4 THE Pali section of the Singapore Buddhist Association, through its president Mr. Fong Perk Yew. yesterday donated $300 to various charitable institutions The money will go to S.A.T.A., Trafalgar Home and the Little Sisters of the Poor. The money was collected from members of the Pali
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    Lock icon Who is splitting the democrats vote? Lib-Socs reply to SPA
    431 4 Who is splitting the democrats vote? Lib-S ocs reply to SPA THE LIBERAL SOCIALIST PARI v h accused of being: the party solely respo split m the "democratic" forces vesterdtv 1 categorical denial of this m a party pajnphlet l Instead, it made the claim that It party genuinely and
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    Lock icon Dr. Chou is SPA's economic adviser
    86 4 Dr. Chou is SPA's economic adviser THE Sii j] j ance ha? Dr. K. R party 'i fl Born v. as ed Chii the bachi l< nomics fi st tute of F J n g "A Later, hi search on 1 i at the Aca i Dr. Cho il rity
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    55 4 A 'ON bin 5 Mj I "occupation see: ing," said F rth Di :> ~a j yesterday j I after he plead- I char- 1 car hub caps 9 I Ajon. v ous convict tm Inspector Frank S I have remov< from a car I
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    Lock icon SOPHIA DOUBLE FOUND
    65 4 A SINGAPORE -Mid, Miss Marjork L 2 •'Sophia Loren Doubles Contest" at the Cathi last night. The runner-up was Miss Uuu Itob The contest was held m conjunction R*itl Sophia Loren films— "Houseboat" -nd "Desire Elms" Marjorie will gel a f r* trip to ll— gka Standardpic
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    Lock icon C'weaith day has deep meaning to new nations'
    322 4 C'weaith day has deep meaning to new nations' COMMONWEALTH Day, celebrated yesterday m Singapore, had a deep meaning to new nation^ said the president of the Commonwealth Day Movement, Air Marshal Sir Victor Goddard. Sir Victor, m his message said that m all countries, territories and islands of the Commonwealth,
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    Lock icon DULLES THE HREATEST CHAMPION OF LIBERTY -PREMIER
    328 5 DULLES THE HREATEST CHAMPION OF LIBERTY -PREMIER tei Dulles. I *od St..' Stati h a 1 anbered as i hamI nd cc- me L paid W n Prime M. >dul Ra I lay to the United r. L i to hear F Mr. Du. not only I United I you
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    Lock icon 'TUN LIM WILL HAVE TO TAKE THE BLAME'
    496 5 'TUN LIM WILL HAVE TO TAKE THE BLAME' there is racial unrest— warns Dr. Toh THE chairman of the Peoples Action Party Dr. Toh Chin Chye, yesterday warned that Tun Lim Yew Hock must take full responsibility if there was any racial unrest m Singapore because of his attempt to
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    Lock icon Boestamam on why compromise failed
    206 5 Boestamam on why compromise failed CHAIRMAN nf Malaya's Party Ra'ayat, Inche Ahmad Boestamam, yesterday disclosed thai the Singapore branch of the Party was forced to fight the Peoples Action Party" m the general election because the leader? of the two parties failed to come to a compromise. Inche Boestamam is
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    Lock icon SOCIALISM GRADUALLY, SAYS SEAH
    156 5 SOCIALISM GRADUALLY, SAYS SEAH THE Citizens Party will seek to eliminate the inequality tn the distribution of income and secure political, educational and social justice for all, vice-chairman of the party. Mr. Scab Peng Chuan. said m a pre-election broadcast over Radio Singapore last night. Mr. Seah said his party
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    Lock icon Money for Red China must go through the bank
    151 5 Money for Red China must go through the bank Xl ALA LUMPUR, iMon. To clear confusion among the public on family remittances to Red China, the Government today emphasised that the new regulations m regard to remittance do not make any alteration m the maximum monthly sum which may be
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    Lock icon Gangster gets two years jail
    139 5 There are too many parangg gsters like Ng lee H i alias Ng Gek Hui, 281 Paya Lebar Road, S ipore. who make murder m their nightly S] Second District Ige, Mr r Smgh, said this before ed Kg— a first offender for two years.
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    Lock icon SHE'LL STUDY BEAUTIES OF THE WORLD
    93 5 SHE'LL STUDY BEAUTIES OF THE WORLD A SINGAPORE make-up expert. Mrs. Amy Wee. ett the m a Cathay p Aii tj Electra for a round-the-world trip to study the beauty of women m other ntries. Mrs. Wee. the vice-president Ihe Singapore Women's Council, wi be away for several mon*. She
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    Lock icon UMNO CALL TO SAVE SINGAPORE
    101 5 UMNO CALL TO SAVE SINGAPORE X MJSXANDER, the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance can- Buk;' Timah jrester- ealed to the people I gapore to sa\> the country from subversion and dictatorship by eta a "rignt-thinking" Government rider said that the futur< gapore \\a f at stake and oo'y by the combined efforts of
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    Lock icon SERVED FOR 53 YEARS
    54 5 MR C. R. Hale, senior .-teno*rapber of Messrs. Drew and ipier. Advocates and Solictors, had retired from the re ently, after 53 years servi c. Mr. Hoe who had served .nder mosl ol the ,-enior part.ers ol the firm ia the only emaining member of the
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    Lock icon SORRY, I KNEW NOTHING OF S'PORE RALLY: TUNKU
    95 5 A LOR STAR Mon Former Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul RaJiman, said today that h e was very sorry if he had disappointed the huge crowd who was expecting him at a political rally m Singapore yesterday The Tunku. who has just returned
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    Lock icon Four Youths To Hitch-Hike Round The World
    227 5 Four Youths To Hitch-Hike Round The World KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Three sons of a Malayan Hallway pensioner accompanied by a friend will leave by the State of Madras tomorrow from Port Swettenham on a round-the-world-hitch-hike venture They are the Shortt brothers George. 24. Edward. 22 and Patrick 19 and V.
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    164 5 HE AIMS TO WRITE BOOK ON S-E ASIA YOUNG and ambitious Inche Abdul Kadid bin Idris venture to write a book which will be realized m 1965, when he completes his seven-year tour of the various countries m Southeast Asia. Inche Abdul had travelled to all parts of Malaya since
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    Lock icon Decision on fate of six 'go-slow' cranemen today
    333 5 No change m railway situation KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malayan Railway administration will decide tomorrow on the six Port Swettenham "go-slow crane drivers whose cases have been under investigation by port authorities over the past week, the Chief Port Manager, Mr. E
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    60 5 THE University of Malaya Debating Union is to hold a political forum tonight at 8.30 at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall en the subject: '"the Future of Singapore." The speakers are: Singapore Peoples Alliance Mr. Wang Tsun Hao. Workers Party Mr. David Marshall. Liberal Socialist Party— Mr. E.
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    Lock icon Tunku tells rally: Don't mix Islam and politics
    295 5 Tunku tells rally: Don't mix Islam and politics TELUK ANSON, Mon. President of the UMNO and former Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, told a huge election rally at Chendrong Balai, about eight miles from here yesterday: "Don't be deceived into believing that if you do not vote for the Pan-Malayan
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    Lock icon 78-YR. OLD WOMAN FINED FOR FIGHTING
    76 5 PENANG, Mon— A 78-year-old woman. Tan Chooi, wept m the Magistrate's Court today when she. together with another woman. Vcoh Grim Yeap and three men, Chan Teik Far. Chan Ah Eong and Chan Kirn San. were each fined $10 for committing fin affray at
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    Lock icon Boy drowns in pondmishap
    145 5 Boy drowns in pondmishap A SCHOOLBOY was drowned m a fish pond wnen oe strayed from a foot-path which was submerged m water, a Singapore Coroner was n d yesterday. Chong Huy, 13, missed his path which was submerged and fell into a six-foot deep pond, said his brother at
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    Lock icon DON'T BE PERSONAL, SAYS PMIP
    75 5 THE P in-Malayai tsli ife Party yesterday flayed the Singapore UMNO for making personal attacks on PMIP candidates at their rally last Saturday. A PMIP spokesman said it to indulge m personal attacks was detrimental to the g b of parliamentary democracy. The PMIP. whenever
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    27 5 MR. Henry Chong, Independent candidate for .100 Chiat Division, will hold a f at Jno Chiat Road Town Cleansing Department, tonifi I at B
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    330 7 GOVT. URGED TO START CIVIL ACTION KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Union of Postal Uniformed Staff of Seiangor is dissatisfied with "certain parts of the reply" given them by the depart ment, said its president, Mr. S. Gar.opathy, today. "While m general we are happy that
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    85 7 Body found in Pierce Reservoir THE decomposed body of ar. adult Indian, dressed m shorts and singlet, was found floating m Pierce Reservoir, a Singapore Coroner's Court was told yesterday. A mandore of the reservoir, Parman bin Joyeo, said he found the body about 20 feet from the bank on
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    311 7 PEELERS NOT WORRIED OVER BAN ON STRIP-TEASE: WE CAN DANCE -THEY SAY PENANG. Mon. Hongkong strip-teasers a r not worried over Governments ban on strip shows as from the beginning of next month, because they can still carry on with their dance acts without having to peel off their clothes.
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    238 7 Police foil thugs bid to destroy ballot boxes MALACCA. Mon. A strong Police force, including the riot unit which stood by during the confusion at the Kubu polling station on Saturday night, prevented what seemed to be a plan by certain thugs to destroy the ballot boxes. The Standard learnt
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    149 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 104^ 104| R.S.S Xo. 1 June 1041 105 R.S.S. No. 1 July 104| 105 R.S.S. No. 2 103 1031 R.S.S. No. 6 102 i 103 Tone. Quietly steady. Tin price m Singapore «as $398
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    Lock icon MAY 30 IS PAID HOLIDAY
    40 7 POLLING day— May 30. will be a paid public holiday for all workers m Singapore. The Government issued an extraordinary gazette yesterday making it compulsory for all employers to declare polling day a paid holiday.
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    77 7 HE' LL STUDY ABOUT JAILS THE Assistant Superintendent of Outram Road Prison, Mr. Quek Shi Lei. left Singapore yesterday by air for special training m Britain. Mr. Quek, who joined as a prisons welfare officer m 1955, will be away for three months He will take an instruction course m
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    343 9 Call To Draw Up World Plan For Rice possibility vi a for nre was recently In Dallas Mr. ClauO R Milieu! Comet Rice I rorld i t wen Isucb thai any progress that i was marie toward world- wide planning would be an Impi vement over the existing ..it ;on
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    33 9 world whale o-.i production this year is forecast at 425.nn0 short tons, down slightly from 1958 The 1953-59 Antarctic pelagic season was less successful than the previous season.
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    94 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro duce Exchange noon closing prices per oicul yesterday were Copra Apn'-May $44£ b iyers* $45. sellers; coconut oil m bulk sellers; m drums 572 i sellers; Muntok white pepper $139 sellers; Sarawak white $138 special Sarawak black $80. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed
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    69 9 PRESIDENT of the AllIndia Wool Trade Federation. Shri Jayantilal K. Anj aria, has asked wool merchants of Bombay the port through which about 80 per cent of India's exports of raw wool is channelled to take an active part m the preparation of samples of different types of
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    283 9 MALAYAN" sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Disp. 51.07J cd: Fit* patncks 94r. F. N. ords. $1.65 to (1.67J to $1.66; Gammon $1.65 (and overnight); Hume ords. A4/10; M. Breweries $2.82.; M. Colls. 95c.; Metal Box $1.58, $1.51 odd lot; Robinson ord?. $1.28, $1.29; Sime Darby
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    32 9 party at the new premises. Standardpic shows the bank's executives (from left Mr. M. Bachtiar. assistant manager, Mr A. D. Zain, manager and Mr. Teo Hur Eng. compradore.
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    257 9 PORTLAND, Oregon, Mon.— The first nuclearpowered merchant ship the N.S. Savannah, scheduled for launching m July will be the world's safest vessel, Under Secretary of Commerce, Mr. John J. Allen, Jr., said here today. "Unequivocably," Mr Allen told a meeting of the Portland Chamber
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    276 9 Aluminium: Imports Worth $27 Mil. A Year MALAYA is the largest user of aluminium m the whole of South-east Asia, president of International Aluminium Co. Ltd., Montreal, Mr. J. Boetschi, said m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Boetschi. who is on a world tour, accompanied by his company's treasurer Mr. James Hardwick,
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    210 9 Tins Easier On The Share Mart SELECTIVE support was reported m both Industrials and Rubbers, at quotations. en 'he Malayan share market yesterday. Tins were slightly easier. Turnover was fair. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebroker s Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers C-- T;n Smelt Ords. 31/- 33Fed. Dispensary
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    22 9 Singapore Branch of Bank Negara Indonesia moved into its new offices m Malacca, Street last Saturday. M The bank gave a cocktail
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    292 9 FED. TARIFF POLICY HITS ENTREPOT: CHAIRMAN Finance Anil Commerce SINGAPORE'S trade with the Federation of Malaya is continuing to fall/ as a result of that country's tariff policy, said chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak, at the Chamber's annual general meeting on Saturday. He
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    357 9 AN order for 92 submerged two-way repeaters and 11 submerged equalisers of British design for the transAtlantic section of the Commonwealth round-the-world telephone cable at a cost of about £1,800,000, has been put by Cable and. Wireless Ltd. with Standard Telephones and
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    50 9 MR. YONG CHOI YOUNG, a director of Harrisons and Crosfield (Singapore) Ltd., left the Colony yesterday by air for a business trip to Britain and Europe. Mr. Yong, who was born m British North Borneo, started his career as a $65-a-month copy typist m 1920. Mr. Yon?
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    82 9 Rubber Price Gains 7/8 c. THE Singapore rubber market opened yesterday on a bullish note, d le to continue": American demand. Price for International trr grade June dosed st 104$ rr/ per lb., up I cent. During the day. fluctuations were Degligble. There was small interest for IoiVU gradesThe afternoon
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    50 9 SINGAPORE Cr.amber of Commerce Rubber Assoc:at: n roon price? m cents cer lb., yester^av were: Buyers Sellers Spo t nominal r '4j 104J International June Xo. I FSS 1 04 1 105 July Xo. i 104] ins V 2 103 103f June N'\ I 102* 103 T^ne Quiet.
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    84 9 VICKERS ARMSTRONGS (Aircraft) Limited announced that it has son *wo "-ore Viscount turbo-prop airliners one to Misrai r of Egypt, an i the Other to the Roys. Baric of Canada. The Atisraix Vii ounl is a V.739-A similar to the .ast two of the urline'i fleet of
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    70 9 swissAiK b air treirht traffic Increased considerably In the first Quarter of 1959, the airline announced yesterday. Compared to the corresponding period I the proceding year BwJ sail trail ported 23 per CCW BtOTO good.* As p.i -enser and mail traffic wen: tip comparatively less, the
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    619 10 TFN GK I SHAHARUDIN SHAH ibni Almarhum Sultan Mi "iddin Sulaiman Shah brother of thp Sultan of Selaaior, who was formally installed asTfn:ku Andika Srri Amar Di-Raja of Seiangor. by the Selan gor Ru'er last week He is now the Grand. Chamberlain for the Seiangor Royal
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    445 11 OLYMPIC TUSSLE STARTS Delegates bid for i I. the 1964 games Each City Will Get A 4J-3Minute Hearing MUNICH, Germany, Mon., (UPI) Delegations from the cities of Tokyo, Brussels, Detroit and Vienna go before the International Olympic Committee (1.0.C.) today to bid for the 1964 Olympic. In separate 45-minute hearings,
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    212 11  - Another Jolt To England's Prestige V ERNON MORGAN 70,000 SEE THEM LOSE Be Rf ITY. Mon. (Reuter) England's soccer another -severe jolt yesterday when they 2—l hv Mexico their third successive four-match tour of the Americas, lasts Bex m the se to Fstem 1 leading sc ed by f ted
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    37 11 Reuter 0 pic .1 1 n Dick M 3 nd tin pcs ng t 3 Eur dc m amateur ihips here tloored I r I ght md by went on i s of the
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    52 11 ENGLAND?* soccer prestige received a nasty knock recently when the Englishmen went down 4-1 to Peru. This action picture shows Peruvian righl hack Willy Fleming (right) slipping hack' wards rathp r spectacularly during the match. The match teas exciting and it was not as one-sided as the score ma\ suggest.
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    38 11 by FAH. Keai (hew Centre) was elected "Mr. Selr-»ngor~ I a contest m aid of th e "Mr. Asia" contest d it the Chin Woo Auditorium. Kuala Lumpur Second was Abdul Rahman (right) and -'Hani was third.— Standard
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    223 11 PENANG. Mon.— The Penang Badminton Association will hold its 28th annual general meeting at the Rubber Trade Association, m Anson Road here on June 2 at 3 p.m. Office-bearers for the ensuing year will be elected. An item on the agenda is to vote a
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    62 11 IPOH, Mon —A solitary goal scored hy Singapore g^'^ 13/ 18 th Hussars a one-nil victor* over the Tth Battalion Royal Malay Regiment m a Division I soccer match on the Ipoh Padang this evening. The Malay Regiment played well as a team but their forwards missed several
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    47 11 RESULTS of the R.S.G.Cmixed foursome stroke competition played on Sunday were Winners: Col. <_ Mrs. G- S K. Maydon 84-13 71, Runners- up: Mr. Mrs. S Friis-Lund 93-21 72. Other cards: Mr. Mrs. JP. de C Hamilton 36-12 73; Mr. Mrs. W- H, Smart
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    73 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malay Putra beat South Indian Rovers by five goals to one m the FAS Div. 2 league match on the Padang here today. The Federation Provost Coy. beat Persatuan Muda Kampong Bahru by two goals to nil m the FAS Div. 3 league match on
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    172 11 ALL NATIONS MAY GET A SEAT IN I.0.C. By CHAN SWAN BEE THE International Olympic Committee will decide m Munich m the next few days whether the committee should be fully represented by each member nation. Thi? was disclosed by Mr. Maladl, vice-chairman of the Indonesian Olympics Committee, who arrived
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    85 11 INGEMAR SACKS A SPARMATE GROSSINGER. New York, Mon. (UPI). Heavyweight challenger lngemar Johansson, who won an apparent victory over champion Floyd Patterson's manager on Friday, announced the dismissal today of a sparmate who could have been a Patterson agent. At the same time it was learned that Johansson's "adviser." Edwin
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    154 11 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangors glamour team Rangers regained the FAS senior division league leadership when they beat Police Depot 6 2 on the Princes Stadium ground today. Taking into account today's victory- the Rangers have now won four games m a row The Policemen were
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    338 11 Billiton Walkout And Then Return By TONY RANGE L PENANG. Mon. A nasty incident which left a bitter taste and stopped pi ay for 13 minutes marred the match m which the Banka Billiton team from Indonesia beat Penang 6 2 before a crowd of 6,700 at the City Stadium
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    63 11 MUNICH. Mon. I Reuter The International Olympic Committee at its first working session here today accepted Albanian. Nicaragua. Surinam. Ecuador. Morocco. Rhodesia. San Marino and the Sudan as new members of thp Olympic Committer, M. Otto Mayer. Swiss Chancellor of the Committee told reporters at a
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    60 11 REFEREE UPSET THEM taiping. Mi Dem raliae_ by a g^'al which wm t_j» allowed by referee Sahid. Tth Battalion, Roya ment. went down bo a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the so d Battalion m their [nter-Bat> U ion knock-o.it soccer tourney played on the Regimen* Ground here pealerday
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      229 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER: D-.v I—FK.C vs CA Jalan Besar Div 2B —SCC vs Katong SC. SCC Dn\ 3A fndtan Ym;ns;s f rTs vs Setw Jayc Geylang; Seietar FC vs Jolliladt AC, F. park. WATER POLO D C S.S.C. vs R.N.. SSC .5 4:' R.AF. vs. Armsj, KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER Govt Depts
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    44 12 TUF winners ol the leucine championships recently held m "Rasah Ball' al Seremban. are pictured with trophic* 1 eft te riant m the picture are I 532 1 Warren. HEME CQMS 1 Roberts. HEME, and It Davies, 13 18 Hassan,
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    175 12  - OLYMPIC VISITORS MAY BE PUT UP IN PRIVATE HOMES LESLIE NAKASHIMA By TOKYO. Mon. (UFI) There will be adequate accommodations for visitors to Japan m the evert Tokyo sets the 1%1 Olympic Games, authoritative sources said \esterday. Ofl the Transport -y have es jnen ne tc see the Olymr. bs
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    150 12 Colony Badminton Ties FOLLOWING are the Singapore Badminton Association Junior championship ties f° r tomon w and Thursday: Women's Jl Doubles SemiFinal': Lim Yu Lai i K~ ci Teck vs N incy Ong Nancy Tan; Yap Hwee Bin Vim Chee F ng vs Agnes 2har, v im Choo Eng. Veterans?
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    694 12 THE art of fencing takes many peoples back to the days of chivalry when a man's honour depended on his prowess with the sword. Admittedly, the gay da\s of "The Three Musketeers" whose swashbuckling antics are so vividly portrayed on thp screen, have long since passed. Despite Hollywood's
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    53 12 Two Malayan medical students, Mr. Koh Tong 800 and Mr. Wong Ting Khuan recently gained Melbourne University blues m badminton. Mr Wong, left, and Mf- Koh, centre, are smiling happily with another sport award winner, Mr. Ting Ing Kiat, also a medical student of Sibu, Sarawak. Mr. Tm.g gamed a
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    407 12 JOCKEY WHO MADE A MILLION I^z___ LONG DEN QUITTING AFTER 5,293 W/N/^JJ 'Greater Thai Sir Gordon] LONDON, Mon.— lt looks as though th* has been described as "the smallest m inn*; World" may be nearing the end el Uh trail He is Johnny Longden. thr York I who, riding mostly
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    455 12 MELBOURNE, Australia. TWO Malayan students won Melbourne University sporting honours for badminton successes at the Australian Inter-Varsity competition carnival held m Sydney. f T, They; are Mr. Koh Tong 800, of Y< Jalan Jar.. Kuala Lumpur, and Mr. Wong Ting Khuan, of 29 Tong
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    18 12 LUXEMBOURG. M o n. (Reuter* Luxembourg beat England 3—l m the amateur soccer international here yesterday.
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    232 12 The Observer Voices Its Disapproval LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) The Obi "Q day urged the Olympic (lames Commute tn «jp?l the universal disapproval which wa» betel against South Africa's racial discrimination m newspaper said that m addition to Russia's "legitimate com-' plaint" that South Africa be excluded from the Games unless
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    163 12 SINGAPORE LADS WIN BLUES MELBOURNE, Australia TWO Singapore architecture students have won Melbourne University blues for swimming, the first Asians to gain University swimming honours. Mr. Ong Choon Lim, of 11 Perumal Road, Singapore 8, gained fullblues m swimming and water polo and Mr. Koh Scow Chuan, of 1 Green
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    107 12 By A Special Correspondent L ONDO N, Mon.—Unending are the sporting achievements of the 15th Training Battalion, Royal Army Service Corps and perched on a Dorset hill high above the town of Blandford, they look down on other units from a lofty athletic pinnacle. Boxing Is perhaps their greatest
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    301 12 all their shields and cup.,. but their great joy, and unique accomplishment, is that one unit of the British Army has for the first time supplied three Amateur Boxing Association champions The winners at Wembley were Lance Corpl Fred Elderfield (middleweight. Pte. Paul Warwick (light) and
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    132 13 Thirty pretty Iassies in search of fame 1 1 i en ssu b i i <>n b el glamour I turn Scores al j rammed the ra el Ihe i athaj Ihei Ua> Ih»\ from J"» i Boot] > 100J Ml bad one I I'nnti —to gel m<> It riuin
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    405 13 The Duke and Mr. Pope I .x.. pre?s mens, Florida, Mr. Richard Downing Tone told *v a very am isine story the ot 1 Dake -md Duchess of nrisnr were visiting his gardei m 1957. A* a dinner party, Mr p^p? approached the Duke and "Your Highness, i would like
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    234 13 sammy king writes about PEOPLE in the NEWS are on a world trio col ecting -ropieal plants for their ga lens, already chokeful with such plant? and contacting water skiing cluhs with a view to drawing up uniform rules and regulatj ns 'p{K late Mike Todd was W S partner
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    108 13 CHE'S only tw< nty two, pretty a.s they come and yet she says she's too old for marriage. Actually, she's one uf those girls to whom her career comes before everything Cheong Siew Fong is star' ng a new career m films. She's no
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      152 13 ALEXA MURRAY, 20th Century -Fox contract actrfss. has been boosted into th* top role of her career hy a man she has never met Bing Crosby. Crosby starred with Debbie Reynolds and chert Wagner m "S;iy One For Me** at ?oth Century Fox. sat m with
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    181 13 HAVE to confess that I am a political Igin ramus. This must be the reason why I get such a l< of amusement out of I i speeches our budding j> tlcians bombard us with every day. Their antics are such fun to watch. But quite
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      152 13 LI'L ABNER Hv ~T AI J-PP I _^_5^5,^,..!T^ /THIS /\7=>CU^GE\-js\ I, *XJVE SEEN jf KC^CS^^ Rlt '4«~^ ,"*ici_ [aaafigiV* "cm'mA^vC. wLWTc) p^y^h* t^ j!:^k k ALLEY OOP i 3 V. I. Han,lin \k t ,'Vu i kfeS !v4 i 3 2 rWs* THE HEART OF JULIET JONES tv Nan )lrake
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    274 14 NEWS EAST-WEST TALKS RECESSED A chance that Big-4 might shift to Washington Gromyko may attend the funeral of Dulles GENEVA, Mon., (UPI, Reuter)— Russia agreed last night to recess the East-West conference of Foreign Ministers for two days Wednesday and Thursday because of the death of Mr. Dulles. Mr. Andrei
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    200 14 Khrushchev Co., fly to Albania BELGRADE, Won, (Reuter) Mr Nikit.i Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, arrived m Albania today for a 12-daj official visit, the Albanian Radio reported. A inia, on I shores of the Adriatic or..y TO metres acre- sea froi Italy, is the m the Furopean Soviet bloc.
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    59 14 picture \l '.HT m a rare ret'!'-, ti\ c meed and Keai BJ ila«se^ glamour i r I 7^a Zsa cuddles hei pel Poocll m her luxurious BH Aire California home. The blonde Hole e ood actress will hp -iterl "Person to Per>rn v v n OJ famed A oierlcaa
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    269 14 Riots over Red communes Mao troops kill 210 farmers TAIPEI Mon. 'UPI A Series cf anti-communist ri"'s erupted -r. two coastal provinces m Red China dnrbi| Ihe past W days, the Centra] News Agency reported today Tr. ff. new,, agency. qu ting sources tn ComBn mist China, said hungry farmers
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