Singapore Standard, 2 June 1959

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    26 1 HJt l I SINGAPORE STANDARD (FINAL EDITION) Telephone ***** —5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1959. Vol. IX No. 334. O 15 cts. H Page-,
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    Lock icon DAWN JAIL BREAK
    205 1 Dragnet out for 'dangerous criminal' SINGAPORE Police yesterday launched an island-wide manhunt for a prisoner who escaped from Outram Road Prison at dawn yesterday. Until late last night, men from the Reserve Unit and Divisional Police combed the area surrounding the jail for the escapee. Arrested recently
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    Lock icon DETAINEES: NO DECISION UNTIL TODAY
    1200 1 m fVe tvi 1 1 folia w Federation economic nolictt 9 M t._r Lee Kuan Yew sees Governor and repeats the PAP stand THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir William Goode, has not yet made a decision about the release of Peoples Action Party leaders detained
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    Lock icon Six men murdered this boy
    134 1 SIX persons lured a young taiior out of his Kolam Ayer Estate home last night and bashed him to death with an iron bar. It was the seventh murder recorded Ul Singapore m the past five weeks. Eishteen-year-o.u Lav Wun Fons was caned out of
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    Lock icon POLLS POSTERS
    32 1 TEAMS of workers from the Information Services m Singapore, yesterday began removing more than 100,000 posters pasted all over the City during the election campaign m connection with polling publicity.
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    Lock icon NO BY-ELECTIONS FOR CITY COUNCIL: SAYS PAP CHIEF
    235 1 NO BY-ELECTIONS FOR CITY COUNCIL: SAYS PAP CHIEF THERE will be no writs issued for by-elections to fill the vacancies m the Singapore City Council on Saturday, said pre-mier-designate, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at yesterday's Press conference. Mr. Lee said that the reorganization of the City Council, as announced by
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    Lock icon Margot — 'romance cooled off' — now looks for job
    261 1 M argot 'romanc e cooled off' now looks for job MELBOURNE. Mon— The romance between "stowaway girl", 18-year-old Margo* Cator and her Australian sweetheart, 21-y«?ar-old steel-worker Alan Wood, has "cooled off Miss Cator said today: "I don't know if I still love him People can make a lot of mistakes."
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    Lock icon It's 'wait and see' on the markets
    85 1 It's 'wait and see' on the markets THE PAP election victory had no marked effect on Singapore markets yesterday. The reaction was nf r of "wait and see" until the new Government is formed and indicates its policy. However, the Sins;. pore rubber price, m the absence of any bull
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    Lock icon RI WILL BAN ALIEN BUSINESS THIS YEAR
    129 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Foreign trade enterprises will be banned m most areas of Indonesia after the end of the year, according to a new Government decree. The decree, issued by the Ministry of Trade, said the ban will apply to all foreign enterprises located
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    Lock icon Masked men rob her of $10,000
    254 1 Masked men rob her of $10,000 SON SHORT DISTANCE AWAY A 58-YEAR-OLD woman, robbed of 110,000, spent four agonising hours gagged 'and trussed up In her room while her son. unaware of bis mother's plight, played mahjong i few blocks away m Weld Road. Singapore, at dawn yesterday. The woman,
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    Lock icon HOLIDAY TOLL
    30 1 a total ol uo peopla rjperi killed m traffic and other accidents during the National Memorial Day holiday weekend which ended on Sunday night m New York. Reuter.
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    Lock icon HEALTHY OPPOSITION
    46 2 KUALA L R, V. j The ne*.' Socialist rm a health- ful and the majori' m the joint secretai Front. Inch' Nazar I •^d today. Inche Nazar three sue« didate.s m tions to the Selan c I Alliance candidate Son*;'. Lou M Dri Krishnan.
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    Lock icon SAYS HE IS A DEPORTEE
    54 2 N Teoh O o at the Cent] here anri said he v. portee from M. Teoh told L 1 ported m conned the Emergency m a Hongkong I I landed m Penang "Amman KerkO A 1 c spot Standard today th case was still I
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    42 2 •a four months' tail b. pore Co trl I v retaining a p shoes wortl II tl of M ihamed br\ C' cil Btri I n M I. n'.i... Wh previous com Let ns, wi! undergo one yrs:
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    Lock icon THE WAY TO CURB THUGS-COLLEGE MAGAZINE
    284 2 THE WAY TO CURB THUGS-COLLEGE MAGAZINE AGRICULTURE can play a Substantial part m helping to reduc c the number of gangsters, thucs and hooligans m Malaya, the official organ of the College of Agriculture Students' Union, the ''Serdang Sun" stated m its editorial. The editorial pointed out that much had
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    Lock icon TOOK 3 ON A MOTORBIKE
    78 2 PENANG, Mon —A motorcyclist, who«carried three persons on his machine, was asked by Magistrate Mr. Ng Manr Sau, today: "What were you trying to do?" "I was taking those persons to a mosque," replied Anas bin Haji Sheriff. Ho wa, fined $15 for carrying three
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      42 2 JOO CHIAT VOTERS THANK YOU VERY MUCH. The SP.A. Branch Office Cd 4 Joo Chiat Road will continue to open to everyone. I snail visit house to hou. thank you although it may lake ma weeks. _r v i_r_r*ii_ff Kr. H. KOH,
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  • DITORIAL • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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      463 3 R .M .A.F. Takes Shape THE Royal Malayan Air Force, though still m I nfancy has already been recognized as being an ■integral P* r the Federation's defence, m asso■ctatHM with its land and sea forces. A fine tribute 1- *he enthusiasm of its 100 officers and men, m add
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      385 3 East-West Berlin IrHi future of two-million people m Berlin -ntinue-. to hang m the balance. The preliminary Ih ng on between the Foreign Ministers of the c Font powers the United States. Britain, Fran— }r \i Soviet Union —to reach a basis of 3-*"eemen* on which this problem can, at
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD PRESS
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    1025 3  - The Gap In Washington PHILIP DEANE by comes irresistibly to mind about Mr. Dulles's death is that one has witnessed the tumbling of a great stone bridge connecting our times with an earlier, sterner, tougher era. He wa.s straight out of the dour 19th century Yankee ••-•took that pushed the
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    Lock icon Shorts from the Talks
    238 3 Shorts from the Talks Beauty Of Brasilia "IS there any building you have ever seen— that you've come upon suddenly —that seems to you the mnst beautiful thing you've ever seen? I give vou" Sunrise Palace, the npw home of the President of Brazil in hi s new capital of
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    901 3  - Russia Enters Air Stakes ALAN DAY by- LONDON gRITISH airline experts who have just returned from Russia after travelling on the inaugural flights of the new direct London Moscow air service, have been amazed to find that Aeroflot Is as well equipped with modern jet airliners as any Western airline.
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    54 3 Experts say space platforms could simplify interplanetary flights, since the platform already would be travelling at 18.000 miles per hour (orbit speed). A rocket taking off from it would have to attain only 7,000 miles per hour to escape the earth's gravity which requires 25,000 miles per
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    459 3  - Israeli Interest In Cyprus Francis Ofner by* TEL AVIV '"THE creation of the Republic of Cyprus next February is regarded m Israel as a stepping stone towards more normal relations with other non-Arab nations along the east Mediterranean seaboard. There is expected to be little delay m the establishment of
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    359 3 the NEWS as it strikes me J HE fate of German? still hangs m th* balance with the Geneva Conference entering upon its fourth ueek and the four Foreign Ministers severely deadlocked The proposals by the Western Powers and by the Soviet are unacceptable to the two groups Sn let
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    Lock icon GREAT DISPLAY BY WORLD'S SMALLEST AIR FORCE
    357 4 GREAT DISPLAY BY WORLD'S SMALLEST AIR FORCE King: What you lack m number is made up by your efficiency KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong this morning reviewed the world's smallest and most unwarlike air Foree the Royal Malayan Air Foree on its first It o so small that
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    Lock icon Cyclist killed by stolen vehicle
    178 4 Cyclist killed by stolen vehicle A MOTOR-CYCLE parked c c the ood Theatre at 1 z Katong Road, S n* men, .c awa-. st along a Coroner's Court j day. as a result of bom a fractured el< trician, Lee Yf I t on F« his brother notor cycle- On
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    Lock icon PARIT YA'ANI BY-ELECTION
    46 4 JOHORE BHARU, Mon. Four Independent candidates conte r the .eats In the Parit Ya'Anl. Yong Peng. Joh^rp, Local Council by-election. Tho following are the successful candidates who will serve f n r three years: Messrs. Ph^. a Phian Em and Tap Tiang Seah
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    Lock icon NO CHANGE IN RAIL DISPUTE
    71 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Tk n srl -to-i impaigu started I c N nal Onion r Eta entered its iaj* without any parti rai ze m the situate B the GenM Jger the Railway, Mr. E T W -xi*. ai d the Ch Port Manage! at
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    Lock icon A TRADE UNION HOUSE: SUPPORT FOR PAP PLAN
    278 4 SEVERAL top union leaders m Singapore yesterday welcomed the PAP plan |to set up a trade union house. The secretary-general of tne Sineapore Harbour Board 'Staff Association, Mr. Jamit i Singh, said that his union fully supported the trade union po icy
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    Lock icon THIEVES AT NURSES' QUARTERS
    53 4 THIEVES AT NURSES' QUARTERS POTTER WORTH. Mon.- The Nurses' quarters ol the Royal Australian Air Force station n -p \v--p broken into during the week-end. A irse, Fay Edith Foote, lost a p ckel watch valued at $120. Another nurse. Shelly Johnston. lost a 5320 camera h report was made
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    Lock icon UMNO YOUTH DISTRESSED
    79 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Men.— 1 The Executive Committee of the Johore Bahru Division Of the UMNO Youth Movement, at an extraordinary meeting today, expressed its regret and distress at the manner the remains of the late Sultan of Johore was taken aboard the WiUem Ruys. II was, stated
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    41 4 PICNICKERS arc reminded! that the Lombong falls at Kota Tinggj will be closed to the public from Thursday to Sunday (June 4-7) as a mark of respect to the late Highness, Major-General Sir Ibrahim ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Abu Bakar.
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    Lock icon Keep off political opportunists —S-F man
    116 4 Keep off political opportunists S-F man PENANG, Mon— The Socialist Front candidate for Tanjong Utara, Mr. Yuen Fook Cheong. at an election rally today warned the people that the great mistake would be to allow "political opportunist" to he elected. 'Such type of people should be shunned and shunned tr
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    Lock icon PUBLIC HOLIDAY
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Ruler-in-Council has fixed Saturday to be observed as a Public Holiday within the Sta*e of Selangor as a mark of respect to the Late Sultan Ibrahim of Johore. whose funeral will take place on that day.
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    56 4 Fashion show contest MISS LATIFAH BINTE HASSAN is the first entrant for the "Miss Flamingo Contest" which will b** held at the Sea View Hotel on Jane 12. A fashion show is also included m "Flamingos Night." Girls interested m the competition should send their entries to Mr. T Siow
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    Lock icon HE STOLE ONE DOLLAR IN COINS
    50 4 HE STOLE ONE DOLLAR IN COINS HAMID bin Kassim, 33, With nine previous convictions, was jailed for one year by a Singapore district court yesterday for theft of SI m coins at Kandahar Street on the morning Of May 29. He will also be a police supervisee for one year.
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    Lock icon YOUTH JAILED
    44 4 A YOUTH, Lim Hock M« g was yesterday jailed for six mon" h.s by a Singapore Court after he was convicted of a charge of stealing a car belonging to Victor Roberts at 4.55 a.m. a1 214 Dunearn Road on Mar. 28
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    Lock icon CITY COUNCIL UNION WINS 5 DEMANDS
    105 4 CITY COUNCIL UNION WINS 5 DEMANDS THE Sineapore City Council Labour Unions Federation yesterday cot five of their demand! settled after negotiations with the Ministry for Loca] Government, Lands and Housing. The Fed^r.iO' r demands ttled yesterday wer<o Bonus ra*^s to the dailyrated employees of the Council. Accumulation of no-pay
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    Lock icon Books Racket In Schools — Warning
    139 4 Books Racket In Schools Warning IPOH, Mon. Schools were today warned that they sh not force chi riren t iy books only from then The stern warning came from the Minister for Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari*. when he addresser! the opening session of the conference of the Federal Insj
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    Lock icon Yap's prais for the new citizens
    119 4 Yap's prais for the new citizens THE i*i< e-Pn sf 4 Singapore Chines. Commerce, Geek, told The Si terday tha* citizens had made "decisively ir young, united i pari I. reso clear-cut purp' Th. tion, indecision I en sum. and thai fear < involve them difficulties," he The chairman of
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    Lock icon MORNING RUSH FOR NEW S'PORE STAMPS
    172 4 MORE than 2,000 people waited at the General Post Office m Collyer Quay as early as 8 a.m., half an hour before the opening of the sales counters to buy the new State of Singapore stamps. Two policemen were on duty i tr. see
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    Lock icon PENANG DECLARED 'WHITE': ALL CURBS ARE LIFTED
    542 5 PENANG DECLARED 'WHITE': ALL CURBS ARE LIFTED FOUR REMNANT REDS ARE NO LONGER A THREAT- RAJA UDA PENANG, Mon.— The whole of Penang and the adjacent islands with a population of more than 350,000 were declared "white" by the Governor, Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad, at a ceremony at
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    Lock icon PI's first Minister to Malaya is chosen
    126 5 PI's first Minister to Malaya is chosen MX MU AROO Rosal. philipP*1 Consul-Gen-pr^ n Hongkong for n, thin three years. E[s :.t ■> n appointed first I »pine Minister to i states ,i Reuter I tn»m Hongkong. W Rosa] lea\ea Hongt mmbc linM m Juiy j HI mill hefore pro-
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    Lock icon PAP to hold big rally
    45 5 PAP to hold big rally 1. Action to jj M retary--3 ne Mil -ter 0g tan Yew, the rsi on Wf c W m ra lay, he tl» of af Bit frt ress tin pc .Jt the cc er the PAP M ext five •••r.^rs."
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    Lock icon Thousands to pay last respects to Sultan Ibrahim
    302 5 LYING-IN-STATE AT ISTANA OR] rJAHRU, Mon Thousands of people are ■Et ted te risH here to pay their last respects to the Bt IHr.thim from June 4 to June 6. o> during the three days, particularly on June sted to be suitably
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    Lock icon Citizens poor blood donors -Charge
    133 5 m TOR M n. ar operations can be it all M hospil il tire y on the ood donations yds made m a .iv Temi whi- said thai re 2 eneral so bad a? to be nen i ci nl be gen--tatienta were .red surgery.
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    Lock icon FATAL ROAD ACCIDENT
    50 5 PENANG. Mori. A pedestrian, R. Govindasamy, 60, was injured In a collision with a on tne main road oet ween S gel GlugOl and Sungei Ning m s morning He waa rushed to the Gen i Hospital with severe head injuries. He subsequently died without regaining consciousness.
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    Lock icon UNIFICATION OF TWO LANGUAGES
    103 5 UNIFICATION OF TWO LANGUAGES KOALA LUMPUR, Mon. The head of Malay Studie- at the University of Malaya. Professor Ro< vink, and the Director of "Dewao Bahasa Dan Pustaka.' Tuan Syed Nasir. have come to an understanding on the future development of Malay and Indonesian uagesA joint Press statement by the
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    Lock icon PUKAKI OF KOREA WAR FAME DUE IN S'PORE
    116 5 THU New Zealand frigate H.M.N. Z.S Pukaki will arrive m Singapore for a period of duty at the Far East Station, on -lune 9. The Pukaki. a Loch -class frigate which saw service with the Sixth Escort Group m the Western Approaches
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    42 5 TWO men. Soon Eng Boh and Ong Keng Huat, were each fined $1,000 m a Singapore Court yesterday after they were convicted on charges of assisting m the carrying on of a public lottery at Sims Avenue on Apr. 24.
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    301 5 School Inspectors are not spies He says IPOH. Mon. There was a tendency that the standards of education had slipped m comparison tr those of years gone by but this was mainly due to less personal supervision given to pupils by the teaching staff. Mr. L. I. Lewis, federation Chiel
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    Lock icon New $ notes (minus Queen's head) for Malaya are out
    166 5 New notes (minus Queen' s head) for Malaya are out LESS than 48 hours after they were flown into Singapore m top secrecy from London, the new $1 notes for Malaya and Borneo territories went into circulation m the State yesterday. The new notes made their first appearance shortly after
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    396 5 Reds use youths as pawns in gamble for power: Says journal TANJONG MALIM. Mon. What part should education play m nation-build-tnff° This is the question that has been raised and answered m the editorial of the June issue of the Malayan Student', a monthly journal devoted to discussion of topics
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    Lock icon MURDER CHARGE REDUCED
    101 5 MURDER CHARGE REDUCED KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A middle-aged man was toaay produced m the Supreme Court here before Mr. Justice Ismail Khan accused of having killed his own daughter. Arputham Thairiyam was charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder. He was alleged to nave killed his daughter. Ammal. 25,
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    76 5 Armed robbery charge A youth Yee Yew Hon. is to be tried at the Singapore Assizes for armed robbery. He was alleged to have robbed Ngiam Tong Fio of property worth $44.50 at Waterloo Street. Singapore. o n the night ol May 7. The prosecution also alleged that at the
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    Lock icon UN MAN ON FOUR-DAY FED. VISIT
    63 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mnn. Director of Human Right Division of the United Nations Secretariat, Mr. J. B. Humphrey, arrived here today on a four-day Federation visit. Mr. Humphrey. accompanied by his wife, is on his way back to the United States after attending a conference
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    Lock icon 'Nonyd who was with Reds gets 5 years: Cries for her gems
    300 5 'Nonyd who was with Reds gets 5 years: Cries for her gems KI'ALA LIMPIR. Mon. A 34-year-old "non>a," captured by a Police patrol during the last skirmish with communist terrorists m North Selangor before the whole State was declared White, was today sentenced to five years' jail m the Supreme
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    Lock icon Ghazali, Mentri Besar of Perak
    216 5 Ghazali, Mentri Besar of Perak Xl AI A KANGSAR Mon At a short ceremony held m the gold and white throne room of thp Istana Iskandariah here this morning, the Sultan of Perak presented the instrument of appointment of Mentri Besar to Perak Alliance leader. In< he Mohamed Ghazali bin
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    54 5 PENANG. Mnn About youths of various races living m the Customs villlage Suneei Glugor. have decided tn form a youth club to cater for the recreational and social needs of the village youth-*. An inaugural meeting of the club will be held on June 20 a1
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    Lock icon $1,000 BAIL
    45 5 ONG kirn HO. who pleadc I not guilty to a charge of being j la member of an unlawful n j sembly at Church Street on the night of May 31, was yesterday allowed bail of (1,000 by a i Singapore Cr irt.
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    Lock icon ALLIANCE SURE OF BIG VICTORY IN NEGRI TODAY
    358 6 AU eyes on Rantau where the contest will be tough SEREMBAN, Mon. Alliance headquarters m Negri Sembilan has issued eleventh hour instructions to its rank and file to rally 1 14,500 voters to go to polls tomorrow to elect 24 representatives to
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    440 6 FOLLOWING are the candidates contesting the Neeri aiaates contesting tne wegn Sembilan elections: v r Xl ALA XL A W ANG (,")010); Omar bin Armad (PamMaOvan Islamic rartv»; Lim Kirn Kee (AlUance) DCDTIvr tootis t PERT ANG (3217): Ibrahim bin Haji Mansor (All.); Ahmad bin Haji
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    Lock icon Kedah still controlled area — Govt.
    154 6 Kedah still controlled area Govt. ALOR STAK. Mnn— Tre State Government m a statement issued today reminded the public that the whole nf Kedah except Pulau Langkawi, 13 still a controlled area. The statement said that no person may reside m any part of the controlled area except m a
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    Lock icon Dato Syed sworn in: Denies Kedah Opposition report
    225 6 ALOR STAR, Mon. The Mentri Besar of Kedah, Dato Syed Omar Shahabudin, was today sworn m before tne Sultan to head the cabinet of Kedah State. Others of the cabinet who were sworn m were: Minister for hands, Mine.-. Forests and Game:
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    Lock icon CHAMBER'S PLEDGE TO SUPPORT GOVT
    144 6 CHAMBER'S PLEDGE TO SUPPORT GOVT MALACCA. Mon. The president of the Malacca Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. M. A. Abdul Jabbar, today pledged that, the Cham ber would give whole-hearted support and undivided loyalty to the newly elected Chief Minister, Inche Ghaffar bin Baba and to the new Government of
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    34 6 IPOH. Mon.— An 18-year-old youth. Choo Yit Seong, was slashed twice on his back by persons believed to be secret society thugs while he was cycling along Lahat Road, Ipoh yesterday evening.
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    37 6 IPOH. Mon. Mr. D Bennett, till recently Chief Education Officer. Kelantan, has taken over similar duties m Perak from Mr. F. T. Laidlaw. who has been transferred to the Ministry of Education. gfg hgfdg rt hg
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    161 6 Emblem holds up issue of passports SINGAPORE passports with a new rover design will be issued by the Immigration Department as soon as the design is approved by Government. The Standard was told yesterday. The Controller of Immigration, Mr. Lim Joo Hork, said that the delay m issuing new Singapore
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    Lock icon Let's have freedom of religion — Graham
    232 6 Let's have freedom of religion Graham NO government can exist very long with success and prosperity without a morale and spiritual background, declared the world-famous evangelist. Dr. Billy Graham, yesterday. Dr. Graham flew into Singapore n his way ,n meet his wife m Pans for a short visit He had
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    501 6 It's time now to revise schools policy says Johari IPOH. Mon. The Federation's educator pf is to re-examined m the near future, the Mm <J Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, told a frrence of Federal Inspectors of Schools herr v, "I wish to have accurate and extensive |q o all
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    195 6 Call for writers on Malayan subjects IPOH, Mon. —Ma especially r .were toco- urged by" Minister for Inche Khir Jor.,-, books and literary conaciou He a. ad t or entation of bschoolv to suit thr being Crxr ys.- dent Malaya. Th- o (Ustei Standard that for Malayan child* text-bno:os which
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    100 6 KOALA LUMPUR Moe CpL Lan r- Cooper, 21 of -np Royal Air Force station here was acquitted and disharged without caihng for his defence when he wu I barged before the First Court Magistrate, Inche Hassan bin Hussein with i• g igei I drii- mg and failing to
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    66 6 COUNCILLOR DENIES ALLEGATION PENANt h M< r. aj State Exe .tive I Mr Cheah Seng Kdei le that tin State 1 ment hn~ 1 posal regarding the of a nev pre s- I Sungei Nibong. Mr. Cheah made 1 wing ali gatj I during ar, ex m car He sa^
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    62 6 MISSING MAN DROPS FROM TREE IEI OK A NOON peep c ir, sear h <- toddy tapper saw tl b from a i3<on it "ft X Nana: Mookupur married about thren aa)o had been missing f' Saturday. The sear n paOy ing around the todd: i area <„ me Fiemingtoi
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    282 6 I prefer my own home to Govt's: Says New Mentri MALACCA, Mon. The UMNO leader here, Inche Ghaffar bm Baba. was proclaimed the new Chief Minister m the first fully elected Government of Malacca m a simple ceremony held m the State Council Chambers today. Congratulating Inche Ghaffar, t-he Governor,
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    480 7 DON'T TAKE AWAY THE FRUITS OF CHINESE LABOUR Tunku exhorts Malays to refrain from 'inhuman' act KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malays m the Federation would be ceuscd of being inhuman if rhey deprived the Chinese and Indians of fs of their labour, said former Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul ion. at an
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    46 7 erO- Ng Man* did not disqualify the d S Subramaniam, from tolding a tig Icence ial reason" his counsel, Mr. Tripl Sing ramaniam J -v m without a licence and ha.: of insurance at B R 3 March 27
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    43 7 PEN ANO. Men.— Tne State Government today offiriOO* announced tnat June is not a public holiday m Penang Friday. June has been substituted for June 3 as a public holiday to observe the Birthday of the Yang DiPertuan Aqong.
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    22 7 BOX FIRE nt \hr Nanyang University Campus last night rms created hy the students "to put an end tn British colonialism." Standard
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    193 7 Readers donate $410 to help 'evicted' mother TWO public spirited Standard readers, one from Singapore and the other from Kuala Lumpur have ccme to the rescue of the poverty stricken family of Mrs. Helen Kumarasamy of Malacca. Although the house she calls home for herself and her seven small children
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    249 7 WITNESS ADMITS LYING AND COLLAPSES KOALA LUMPUR. Mon. Police officers should be discouraged m looking into their notebooks when they are called to give evidence, said the First Court Magistrate. Inche Hassan bin Hussein, when a prosecution witness Looked into his palm for some particulars which he had written earlier
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    90 7 $12,000 gold and herbs lost TWO gn.d bars and three; jars of rare Chinese medicinal j herbs valued at about $12,000 were stolen from a medicine shop m Geylang Road. Singapore, yesterday. Police later found two drawers from a cupboard In the _>hop lying m a back lane. There was
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    200 7 TELEX SERVICE EXTENDED TO HK, JAPAN KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. W. Stubbs, the DirectorGeneral of Telecommunications, Malaya and Singapore, has announced that the overseas Telex service has been extended m Europe to Hungary and Portugal. Service is continuous from 8.30 a.m. on Monday to 8.110 p.m. on Saturday. The minimum
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    148 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 971 98* RSS No 1 June 971 r 'S£ RSS No 1 Julv 981 98 i R.S.S No 2 97J 971 R.S.S. No. 3 07 9.1 Tone: Barely steady. Tin price in Singapore was
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    29 7 TRENGGANU, Mon. In order to allow work to be carried out on a new bridge the Jerteh Ferry, will be closed temporarily with effect from today. pore
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    232 7 Students make a bonfire ot 'the Rendel Constitution' A LARGE paper box with the words "Rendel Constitution" written on the sides was hoisted and set on fire before 1*598 cheering: students of the Nanyang University at their campus last night. "The Rendel Constitution symbolises British colonialism and we are using
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    284 7 Alliance selects Selangor Mentri Besar ..ALA LUMPUR. Mer Se tngor's firs* electee Mer'-i Bessr designate, '.Inche Abu Bakar bin BagindaYwil] call on the Sultan at his Js'ana m Morib tomorrow, Theajtandard was told today. In he Abll Bak-.r will be accompanied by The peeeeul i ting Mentri Besar, [ache Hashim
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    114 7 Police did grand job -Blades THE COMMISSIONER of Police, Mr A E. G Blades, yesterday praised the State of Singapore s Police Force for the wonderful part they played during the elections on Saturday He sent the following message to all the units m tne State: 'All who took part
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    180 9 Ruler To Open Klang's $7m 2-Decker Bridge "A s biggest bridge, A ;ker costing spannir..: the will be cie>en next month o" Paramount who is a. 50 Sultan of S -.ah ■is taken shout b A British firm, Dorman Long md O which buiM Austra:a'« world fame:!. Sydney Harbour '^rtige.
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    86 9 Rs tra RW r\ l M et« the Fi rtoriea m place this n of ra, et' hich XL M has extra reaaing Ihe fuel opacity by 3,400 litres. It is l 3 eQuipped with m-^re electronic instruments and has room I W a r?- i
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    120 9 THE tl iyan Exchange Bank Association made the following changes m its rates to mercr.ar.ts yesterday: Btiving: New York' TT. 32--15 16, O.D. 33-1/16. 90 ri >. air 33-5 16 credit bills 33-7 16 tr.^rie bills. Canada. 31-3/4. Of). 31-7 8 90 ri s1 lir m 32-1/4 credit
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    33 9 INDUSTRIALS were a shade easier on the Malayan share market yesterday There was selective support, however, m Tins at slightly •.--proved prices, while Rubbers were steady. Turnover was smallPrice changes announced hy
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    286 9 MALAYAN S .arc brokers reported 'h e I 1 1 P wi** g business done v ester d a j* CTS ords 34.6; Fed. Dis] 51 02 (1 03 overnight; Frasei and Neav e >rds. $1.64; Gammon $1.70; W. Hammer $1.42 to $1.405, M Cement $1.64 and o'night;
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    76 9 Imports Relaxed RESTRICTIONS on the import of dollar goods into Sarawak will be further lifted next month, according to a Sarawak government release. Tms follows on the liberalisation measures introduced earlier this year and reflects the improved trading position of the whole of the Sterling area, m which similar arrangements
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    232 9 STEEL PLANT PROPOSED FOR MALAYA Finance Ami Commerce Major Capital Must Be Local A CANADIAN firm is prepared to start a factory m Malaya to make stainless steel, but two-thirds of the required capital must be subscribed by Malayans. The firm's president. Mr. Leo T Juiien. said this m Singapore
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    201 9 Rubber Slips 7/8 Cent IN the absence of any buil factors, Singapore rubber price yesterday slipped another 1 cent, following last Friday's loss of three cents. Price yesterday for International first grade dune closed at 9~l cents per lb. The market opened slightly lower, but steadied during the morning on
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    197 9 'Aussies Can Raise Imports' CANBERRA Rytot Retries*) Australia had reached J stage where the level of imports could be increased w I mt piecing a strain or tha country's international reserves, the President of tha Associated Chamber-- of Commerce. Mr. Lan Connell, said today. ''The improvement m the balance of
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    50 9 CANADIAN wheal and flour export? during the flrst nine months (July-March) of *****9 totalled 209 million bushels, about 3 pe r cent below those in the comparable period a year earlier. Wheat export* accounted for a drop of 5 9 million bushels and flour for 1.1 million bushels.
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    222 9 the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were INDUSTRIALS Blyers Sellerg Coil Tin Smelt: Orel?. 34/- 85/Fraser and Neave. Ord?. 1 p.3 l 65 ccr Gammon 1 TO 1.73 W Hammer 1 40 1 42 Hume Industries: Pref. A4 9 4 11 Ords. A4 0 4 11 Jackson ann
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    57 9 TWO parties of West Africans are at present on BOAC training courses at London Airport. Five Nigerian Airways stewardesses are on a 12 weeks course at the BOAC Cabin Services Training School to prepare them for international flying duties, and nine Ghana Airways traffic staff
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    306 9 KUCHING, Mon. Sarawak's external trade for March this year rose by $17.9 million, compared with February. Total external trade for March was $89. 93 million. Imports amounted to $37.82 million and exceeded the previous month's total of $3.70 million. It was $2.19 million more
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    94 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per oicul yesterday were Copra April-May 344 j buyers; $45*1 sellers; coconut oil m hulk $67 sellers; m drums $^9 sellers; Muntok white pepper $137 sellers; Sarawak white $136 sellers; special Sarawak black $30 Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable
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    80 9 PHILIPPINE exports of copra and coconut oil m the first four months of this year totalled 114.232 long tons, oil basis. This represents a decline of more than one-third irom the volume shipped m the four months last year. Copra exports of 32,544 tons m April
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    69 9 Course For IATA Staff The course started last year, had proved very successful and helpful to the people concerned, Mr, Max Landolt, district manager of Swissair, said. "This course »s an opportunity to members of travel agencies to know the way of compiling fares under the LATA, regulations, he added.
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    25 9 FREIGHT and stores flown out of the United Kingdom by B-O.A C. last year totalled 7,535,695 kilos. The total imported was 4,657,928 kiios.
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    361 9 WASHINGTON. Mon. The U.S. Federal Reserve Boar^. iFRB) raised its discount rate from 3 to 3.5 per cent last week This was the fourth occasion that the rate had been raised sinre the current U.S. economic upturn picked up speed iati summerIt
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    55 9 THE annual course for staff of sales agents of the International Air Transport Association m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya, wa s held at the Cathay Restaurant yesterday. The one-day course, held under Mr. E. Steyer. Swissair's tariff instructor at the head office m Zurich, was attended by 30
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    68 9 rs EXPORTS of tobacco proo:. tl tttil .r wore valued a' |8.3 million ip 22.1 i>or cent tram March Ol last year. Exports of dgarattag rt I 478 million placet wore ap <).5 per ent, •Ig irs ar i •heroots arere -r> ISJ per cent, S
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      35 10 Standard pic by (BELOW). Miss >any Won? is seen modelling a modern eheon-sum at the Variety Show presented by the Young Christian Workers Movement, at the Chin Woo Auditorium. Kuala I.iimnur last week.- FAH
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      38 10 Picture by MEMBERS of the management committee of the Pang Dato Kong Temple, at Bukit Kuda Road. Klang, are seen before the main altar. The temple held a three-day celebration with a fire-walking ceremony, recently. Ching Seng Poh
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      31 10 TWO Officer Cadets of the Federation Army. Raja Shaharuddin bin Raja Rome ilefti and J. S. Foenander. who left Kuala Lumpur by air last week for Britain for a training course.
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      40 10 DR GEORGE C WHIP Pl E Direetai of thp Brooks Institute of Photo-r.iphv, Santa Barbara California, sharers r Hloliamril Zaia ho. Bnssaifl n_;ht> the map of thp United states civin? thp locations from uhirh ■indents have romp to the InNtitiitp
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      81 10 THL Central Sergeants Mess. Ministry of Defence. Armed Forces Division. Kuala lumpur. last week held a farewell p.irty for Lieut-Col. RCG Langrishe (Principal Staff Officer. Personnel Branch) and Warrant Officer R. Guest .Chief Clerk) and Sergeant J. Berry (Chief Clerk. Signals Branch), who are leaving for the I'nited Kingdom. Photo
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      69 10 MR MOHAMED Rachad Dm.sh. the Ambassador Ex triordinir\ anri Minister Plpnipotentnry of the I'nited Arab Republic, pi id a cour tesv call on the Federation's Deputy Paramount Ruler, th«» Su'tan of S*»lan_ror at thp htam P.intai. Morib list upek The Ruler i> *epti looking at the cift of
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      70 10 A recent photograph of the staff of the Embassy of the Federation of Malaya m Tokyo (Front row, from left: Second Mr. Khoo Swee Hoe (Passport officer), third Inche Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Jalal (Head of the Chancery), fifth Dr. Lee Tiang Keng (the Ambassador); seventh Mr. W. T. Ayathury
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      29 10 Picture b y DR. NICOL DE FONSFKA is seen with Mrs Fonseka. after receiving the Selangor Meritorious Service Medal award from the Sultan of Selangor. Ching Seng Poh
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      69 10 picture. I THESE six honoured persons returned one week after their installation to pay homage to the Sultan of Selangor at the Istana Pantai. Morib They are (from left) Dato W. M. MacLeod, Tengku Bendahara of Selangor. Tengku Besar Putra of Selangor. Tengku Anika Seri Amar
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      60 10 (Right). An exhibition <»f Indian paintings and sculp turps will be on show at the National Art Gallery. Kuala Lumpur for two months starting from June 4. Picture shows Mr. M C. ft Sheppard iriuht) Director of Museums and Mr. S. Phar Press Attache of the Indian Hiijh Commissioner unpack
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      29 10 Lieut. J. B. Lopez. 23, who returned from Britain recently after completing his three years military training. He is expected to join the No. 1 Squadron Federation Engineers.
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      33 10 INCHE Shahar Aiam. Inspector of thr Rtjral Federati^ Police at Kuala Trrnsuanu and li i^ brnlp. thr fottei < Aishah binte Ibrahim, who mm marriod at PeUlioc I^y* Kuala Lumpur, recently. Southern Photo Servue
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      63 10 WINNERS <»f tfac Talentime contest held at the R*l Theatre Klang. in conjunction with the m reenms: d "Mardi (iras" are seen (from left) with the manage Vr N. K. Gopal Mr. Michael Macness (first). Joey It*£i and his partner .luan Carlos <se<ond), Bonnie < I (third), and
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    304 11 ...And Manager Chong Says 'Thank You' For A Good Time Banka: We REGRET m—— ON the eve of Ihciy departure to Jakarta, the Banka Billiton football team yesterday expressed regret for the "unfortunate incident" which occurred m Penang recently. The Indonesian manager, Mr. Chong Ah Siang, said at a Press
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    688 11 RICHEST DERBY TOMORROW MAY GO TO FRANCE ftj CLAUDE RICHARDSON LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Wednesdays richest- i tm Derby it will carry total prize money of looks like _;oiii£ to a French owner. Lta arc ciuo to run In the tune-! and a h .0 classic, the world's most re-' rd
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    138 11 U.S. To Send About 500 To Rome THE vice-chairman of the Ameri:".r_ Ann let es Onion, Mr. James W. Greene, ar- :n Singapore yesterday on his way to Tokyo. Mr. Greene who had just completed a tour ot Australia, is dying to Japan to meet offi
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    59 11 Serangoon English S hool lost to St. Andrew's School by three runs m a inter-school cricket match played on the SAS ground yesterday. Snores: S.A.S. 60 runs (Raj Kumar lO'. and Gurmit Singh six for 12). Serangoon: 57 runs (Gurmil Sinsh 26. Lingam 13, Kumar Shankar
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    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Today's FAS Division Two 'pagae match between Police Depot "B and TPCA was postponed. Both 'he teams and the referee turned up but the ground was not marked.
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    23 11 ALOR STAR. Mon. Perak Police beat the Kedah Police 3-2 m their Hannigan Shield soccer tie at the College Green yesterday-
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    112 11 SBA PICK SEVEN SHUTTLERS seven of t he forty Chinese Middle Schools' shuttlers, who have just completed a successful four months' coaching session, have been selected by the Singapore Badminton Association to play a friendly match against the Nanyang University on June 3 at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. Thi., will
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    24 11 THE V.M C.A. basketball team from Manila is expected m Singapore tonight for a series of matches m the Colony.
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    33 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Scoring two goals m eao'n half, Malay Putra beat Selangor Indian Association by 4-1 m a FAS Division two soccer league match on the Taylor road ground today.
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    194 11 Fathuls Thrash Amicables PATHUL Karib Club trounced Amicable Athletic Association by seven goals to nil m the SAFA Div 1 league match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Amicables played well m the first half when they allowed their opponent.-, to score only twice but on resumption they cracked up. Sahar
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    325 11  -  SCRUTINEER Roman Galley G. Mas Impress B> IPOH, Mon. Few horses made any attempt to beat the clock here this morning. Kola Bay was the only one to crack 40 seconds for three furlongs. Ridden by Barratt. Kola Bay broke from the half mile,
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    288 11 Pan-Malayan Soccer XI To Meet The MCFA KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. > A powerful Pan-Malayan team comprising the cream of soccer players from the Fecieration and Singapore will play a match against the visiting Hong Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation at the Merdeka Stadium here on Monday, June 8. The Hongkong
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    102 11 MR. MALAYA LEAVES FOR COLOMBO KOALA LUMPUR, Mon Mr. Pak Wei Phung "Mr. Malaya 1959 left today for Colombo to compete for the Mr. Asia competition which will be held on June 7. Mr. Pak was accompanied by Mr. Kok Ke. coach, who will also attend the Asian Body Builders'
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    89 11 McGlynn, who scored five goals including a hat-trick. was the best performer m the Singapore Base District Division 1 soccer match between the G.H.Q. and the H.M.S. Terror at Naval Base yesterday GHQ won s—l. McGlynn put the G.H.Q. two up within the first 15 minutes of
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    63 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Police Depot, defending champions. overwhelmed Penang Police 11—1 m their first round match of the Hannigan Shield football competition. Police Depot lead 4—l at half time after turning back Penang's threatening raids m the early part of the match. Goalscorers were Yahaya (4). Kadir
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    209 11 LONDON. Mon. (Keutcr) After England s futile efforts m Australia last winter, the selectors have nadfl almost a clean sweep for the first of this season's lne Tests against India at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, next Thursday. After a meeting lasting three and a half
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    112 11 The young fellow holding nut a hand m he talks to the Duke oj Ed nburoh is a sort of chan He is Bill Simpson, 20. judo Instructor at the Add son-Road B West Ken. sington'Two of his pupils look on. The club was one of three the Not! H
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    470 12  - CUS STOPS ONE IN THE EYE PETER WILSON By Swede Needn't Have An American Manager LONDON, Mon. U has been my unhappy duty recently to haul off and let certain aspects of the American boxing set-up have the old custard-pie in-the-eye treatment. Today, with delight. I record a splendid decision
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    193 12 ZANDVORT. Holland, Moo r ater)— Stirling Moss, run-ror-up :n 0- r v*"ar- world mol Mr-racing chamirtonship, again fatted to break into thia srt v race I m 'he title when he l foicad to retire rr. Dvch Grand Pr:x here yestcrdaj The event,
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    36 12 WIESBADEN Gern any, Mob Mhnj Arnold n the United States yesterday beat -an champion Margot D ttmeyer, 8-4, 6-1, tc -apture the women's singles title a* the Wiesbaden International tennis to trnamei I
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    422 12 By dfgdf M*y\*r*yv\j.y. _von. me rut oetween Feter Richardson and Worcestershire continues and Don Kenyon, now saddled with the cares of captaincy, is getting no younger. Soon the county will have to find two new openers. In the past that has been no
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    73 12 LOUISVILLE, Kentucky Mori (Renter)— Do n Whitt, of California, won the Kentucky Derby open golf tournament here yesterday with a total of 2 1 4. after a four under par 67 on the final round. Jim Feree. of Florida wa? runner-up <me stroke behind. Another Florida
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    101 12 PARIS. Mon. i Reuter i Results m the French lawn tennis championships here yesterday were: Men's junior singles final: Ingo Buding < Germany I beat Ernesto Mandarine (Brazil) 6—o, o—6. 6—4. Women's doubles final: Miss Sandra Reynolds and Miss Renee Schuurmann South Africa) beat Miss Yola Ramirez
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    229 12 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter)— Leading first class batting averages after yesterday's matches (qualification seven completed innings) were: BATTING 1 N.O. R HS Ave. K. Bdiiington (Surrey) 12 4 802 186 100.25 G Pullar (Lancashire) 13 4 766 107 85.11 M.C. Cowdrey (Kent) 8 1 558
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    74 13 CHARLIE RUGGLES will be returning to Paramount where twe ty-five years ago he was one oi the studio's brightest comedy stars He has heen signed for a role m Seaton-Perlherg's screen vers. on of "The Pleasure of His Company," m which he currently i s performing on
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      199 14 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) Soviet Premier Nikita S Khrushchev may call this week for a Summit meetins of satellite nations m Albania to underline Russia's pro paganda drive for an 'atom free" zone m the Balkans diplomatic sources said today. I meeting may aLo result
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      46 14 Michiko, Akihito at big rally photo ROWN PRINCE \kihito <>f Japan chats with his wife, Princess Michiko m the royal box of Tokyo's National Stadium while attendins a rally staged by jun. or a d senior high school students m honcilr of their rrrpnt wedding UPI
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      130 14 WASHINGTON Mon (Beater). Ft\e Asian cnurch leaders have aliped m testimony released here yesterday that the governments of (ommunivt China and North Korea are using torture and mass murder m an effort to wipe out Christianity. The fn c l°aders save the testimon*. to the House
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      132 14 BOYD TOLD: FREE AFRICAN LEADERS NOW London m n (Renter).— The Committee ol African Organisations here last night issued a statement condemning the arrest ol African 1-- iders m Uganda and calling QO Mr. Alan LennoxB yd. the British Colonial Secretary "to intervene and secure thei: immediate reie.i.^ j The
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      138 14 Misappropriated 28 1/ 2 mil. rupees NEW DELHI. Mmi Reuter) An Indian multi-millionaire industrialist. Mr Seth Ramkrishna Dalmia 64. was today sentenced to two years imprisonment for conspiracy and misappropriation of 28 million .iOO.OOO rupees (about SIT million Malayan) be lon-ins to the former Bharat Insurance Company,
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      53 14 MACAO. Mon. (Reuter) More man 50 Chinese men, women and children escaped to Macao m a number of small wooden boats yesterday, according to usually reliable quarters today. It was one of the biggest mass escapes to this Purtugues c territory on record. Most of the
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      221 14 PEKING TURNS A DEAF [AR YOXKERS, New York. Moo I UPI i A distraught. 60-year-old mother today pleaded with Communist China to release her son so that he could rome home for his father'! funeral. ■'I had hoped he would ce:r,e home before his
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      79 14 LAGOS. Nigeria, Mon (Renter)— Prince Richard, 14-year-old son of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, has 'adopted' a Nigerian boy who is afflicted with leprosy, it vv asdisclosed here yesterday. The hoy lives at the Church of Scotland Leper Settlement m ltu. Ea.oern Nigeria, and the
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        74 14 Less chance of 'war' in SEATO area MANILA. Mon (Reuter).— Brigadier L Thornton, chief of the SEATO military planning office, said here today the threat of an armed attack against the nations within the area had receded, because of the existence of SEATO Brig. Thornton arrived here yesterday for a
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        32 14 if if A RECORD in,ono Indonesian pilgrims will go to Me-ca this year, according to an announcement by the Indonesian Pilgrimage Committee. The Committee said only about T.ooo went last year. UPI
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        24 14 QUEEN ELIZABETH, the Queen Mother, and Princess Margaret are to have their own press secretary, a Buck- ingham Palace spokesman said last night. Reuter
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        33 14 IT is highly likely that Japanese students will be able to attend Melbourne and other Australian universities m the near future, the Japanese Ambassador. Mr. K. Narita said m Melbourne last night. Reuter
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        43 14 THE BRITISH Peace Committee has invited Paul Robeson, the American negro singer, to take part m a mass anti-H-bomb demonstration m Trafalgar Square on June 28. Mr Rnhe^on is at present appearing m "Othello" at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre at Stratford On-Avon. Reuter
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