Singapore Standard, 4 June 1959

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    22 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** 5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1959 Vo IX No. 336 15 CtS. M Pa?e- (FINAL EDITION)
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    Lock icon THE START OF NEW CHAPTER—LEE
    1570 1 A STEP TOWARDS MERGER AND MERDEKA of community must nrevaiV Let us work as a united people for a brighter, better future' THE Peoples Action Party leader, hAr. Lee Kuan Yew-who tomorrow will become the first Prime Minister of the State of Singapore last night
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    Lock icon RI CHINESE PAY $3,000 FOR FORGED I-CARDS
    182 1 RI CHINESE PAY $3,000 FOR FORGED I-CARDS Racketeers active in Penang, Malacca MALACCA, Wed.— Several Chinese businessmen from Indonesia have entered Malaya illegally and are paying as much as $3,000 for forced Malayan identity cards, The Standard learnt today. The high price paid foi t'n<\-e identity rarci., Is clue to
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    Lock icon EMERGENCY IN KHARTOUM
    90 1 CAIRO, Wed. (Reuter) A state of emergency has been declared in Khartoum and will be ended a.s .soon a.> a communist plot to overthrow the regime has been uncovered, it was reported here today. The Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar quoted the Sudan Information Minister, Major General Mohammed
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    Lock icon They came in thousands: Some stood,saomesquatted
    37 1 THEY CAME in their thousand*, Here is a group of men and womrn somp of them uearine the PAP emblem, to attend the giant rally on the Singapore iHidang yesterday. Standardpic.
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    Lock icon And many took to the tree-tops
    50 1 And many took to the tree-tops THE PAD AMI uas a mass of thousands of people for the PAP celebration rally men, women and children. There were about 100,000 people present and some of them had to take to the trees to net a better view of the proceedings. Standardpic.
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    Lock icon Tunku on new note's sailing boat
    248 1 Tunku on new note's sailing boat PENANG, Wed.— The former Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman said h e tonight that the .symbol of the Alliance is a sailing boat originating from Malacca and the fishing craft which appears on the dollar note is a characteristic of this coun- try, particularly
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    Lock icon GOODE IS SWORN IN
    177 1 Now he is Yang di-Perfuan Nsooto SIR WILLIAM GOODS was sworn in vesterda^ as Yang di-Pertuan Negara of the new State of Singapore. Sir William, the last British Governor and I ommanderin-( hief of the former Colony took the oath of office and oath of allegiance
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    Lock icon RI army told to use force to crush any disturbances
    277 1 RI army told to use force to crush any disturbances WE HAVE TO PREVENT DISASTER -GEN. NASUTION JAKARTA. Wed. (Keuter) Lieut. Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution. Indonesian Army Chief of Staff, today ordered his troops to be ready to use the maximum necessary force to crush any disorders following his ban
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    Lock icon UK-MALAYAN TALKS TO END SOON
    113 1 UK-MALAYAN TALKS TO END SOON LONDON, wed, (Reuter) TalK..^ between Malayan Government mission and the Britlsb Oovernment on reQuirements of Malaya's armr-d forces we BKpcded to be completed by the i nd o* 'his week, a Commonwealth Office spokesman said '"day. The talks which began on May 25 centred >n
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  • EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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      Lock icon Teking's New Ban
      296 3 THE Communist Chinese Government has Brpc d another edge of its Bamboo Curtain mL Hum to prevent its people from receiving c of food, in whatever form, from their relafiv < mhl friends overseas. An official statement, K ,hed >n communist newspapers in Hongkong, JL the ban
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      312 3 -<APPtLY, there are parts of the worW in which FhfDltl to the freedom of man are being ?!y and successfully resisted. The Federation lya is an outstanding and admirable example I of the people to live in peace and goodand with full trust in the democratic way of Thcri was
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    Lock icon Shorts from the Talks
    200 3 Distress Signals? "ALWAYS flatter men with coloured waistcoats, beards, handle-bar moustaches, or any other distinguishing "characteristic not put there by nature. They have assumed these odd things because they are not >ure of themselves and wish to be noticed. Notice them kindly. It is quite easy
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    Lock icon Electronic Replacement For Heart
    438 3  - Electronic Replacement For Heart Dr. Abraham Marcus by hospitals are considering the installation of special electronic equipment to provide a continuous record of the electrical activity of the heart in patients in the acute stage of coronary throm- Monitoring devices in the circuit would mve warning of alterations in rhythm
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    Lock icon R.I.-U.S. Relations Are On A Very Firm Footing
    902 3  - R.I.-U.S. Relations Are On A Very Firm Footing CHARLES R. SMITH by JAKARTA JNDONESIAN-AMERICAN relations are on their most solid footing in several years and much of the credit for putting them there must go to Americas self-sell, hardbargaining Ambassador to Indonesia Mr. Howard Palfrey Jones It was only a
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    44 3 When animals get co!d. tiny muscies make their hairs stand on end. trapping more air for insulation. Humans don't have fur of course, but they do have the same muscles and when these muscles contract they make the familiar "goose bumps."
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    Lock icon Formosa's Cut-Price Books
    536 3  - Formosa' s Cut-Price Books ROBERT FRANKLIN by HONGKONG JN the publishing field, the Chinese Nationalists today are flying the skull-and-bones emblem of piracy once flaunted by the Japanese but with greater succes*. Busy Formo.-an pieces are flooding Japan, Hongkong and South-east Asia with pirated best-sellers. technical and scientific works and
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    397 3 the NEWS as it strikes me jyOTHING short of a mkucl* appears capable of checking the Allianre in governing the States of the Federation In the six elections held to dale, the UMNO-MCA-MIC group have garnered 130 of the 148 seats which were available in Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan. Malacca,
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    Lock icon S'pore starts 'problems' talks with Fed.
    933 4 S'pore starts 'problems' talks with Fed. PAP SENDS BYRNE TO KL FOR DISCUSSIONS WITH DATO RAZAK KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Singapore Peoples Action Party's first "envoy" to the Federation slipped into the capital this morning to discuss "family matters" with an "old friend." The "envoy" was Mr. K. M. Byrne,
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    Lock icon FATHER APPEALS TO DAUGHTER YOUR CHILDREN WEEP FOR YOU
    326 4 Come hack call to missing mother. TEN days ttti daughter had ippj from her home in I m Road, a S9~year~o d fn Chin Chit ChW mitted to the ho-; j heart trouble. Chm. «rho U We 'are DeptrtOM tor j
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    Lock icon Better prospects for job seekers -MTUC
    130 4 Better prospects for job seekers -MTUC KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. With the steady overseas demand for Malayan rubber, the slightly increased export quota for tin. and the slow but favourable impact of trade recovery, there are distinct hopes of better employment prospects, says the latest issue of "Suara Buroh" official organ
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    Lock icon AIA gifts to SATA X-ray unit
    114 4 THE American International Assurance Company Limited yesterday presented a mobile X-ray unit to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. The s:it made by Mr. J. M. Hughes, president and managing director of the company and has been accepted by Mr. Wee Kim Wee, chairman of the
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    Lock icon JCS CLERKS MEET TO FORM UNION
    115 4 JCS CLERKS MEET TO FORM UNION IPOH. Wed. A general meeting of a Junior Clerical Service clerks, such as the Sia?e and Supernumerary Service^, higher and lower iivision, and tho>e enumerated in pases four and six of the Federation Schemes of Services. 1956. will be held tomorrow. The meeting will
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    Lock icon SAILING RIGHTS FOR AML
    79 4 SAILING RIGHTS FOR AML AMERICAN Mail Line has been granted trading rights in the Bay o f Bengal, a press release issued by their local agents. Everett Steamship Corporation ?aid yesterday. Sailings will be monthly with loadings from major North-west American ports. Regular calls at the Bay of Bengal include
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    Lock icon David leaves with good wishes tor S'pore
    207 4 David leaves with good wishes tor S'pore FORMER Chief Secretary of Singapore, Mr. E.B. David, left Singapore yesterday in a Cathay Pacific Airway s Electra for a short holiday in Hongkong, with good wishes for the new Government. Mr. David will later return to Britain before taking up a new
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    Lock icon Chief Justice grants Inspector's appeal in causing hurt case
    401 4 Chief Justice grants Inspector's appeal in causing hurt case DETECTIVE-INSPECTOR Leo Fernando of the Singapore Police Force who was fined $250 or one month's jail on a charge of causing hurt to a taxi driver last October, yesterday had his appeal against conviction and sentence allowed in the High Court.
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    Lock icon TALK FOR TEACHERS
    37 4 THE first Malayai ftfi then to he held it the Polytechnic p.m. tomorrow, 11 The R C H.i I techni**, "Dimensions niri to tea b.ing." will hr Ol to teachers of applied w< matics.
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    5 5 BUT THERE WAS NO FIRE...
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    Lock icon Two engines raced to the City Hall to put up flags
    114 5 ITwo fire engines with its I MstHng speeded through busy Sin-'-cefs yesterday. Suddenly they cd re .i stop in front of the City ■K H»M and caused a crowd to inxNMH to see the firemen put v< :s passed
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    Lock icon GOH: ENGLISH EDUCATED MUST LOSE PRIVILEGE
    1029 5 I rom Pase 2) \<-:r. :r.e PAP v.- r. Pr Gob lid the Fng..>h- event tallj )se :ed position inder Br::.>r. coio- will c me and i me about, only he said adder; "Xel oa nol k this. But the c does net I
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    Lock icon VENOM ESCORT FOR ROYAL COFFIN
    323 5 Rulers, high officials pay last respects to the late Sultan NINE Venom jet fighters from No. 60 Squadron, RAF, based in Singapore will today fly over Johore Bahru in salute when the body of the late Sultan Sir Ibrahim arrives from London aboard the Willem
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    Lock icon We must train more doctors— SAMH chief
    271 5 We must train more doctors— SAMH chief DR. G. KEYS SMITH, Medical Officer-in-Charge of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, said in Singapore yesterday, that if the medical needs of this city were to be met, training of medical personnel must have top priority. Dr. Smith whs speaking at the weekly
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    Lock icon KL Palace Designer Off To Australia
    123 5 KL Palace Designer Off To Australia MR. GOH HOCK GUAN, of Lunas, Kedah, left Singapore yesterday to return to the University of Melbourne for his final year course in town and regional planning. Mr. Goh recently gained first class honours degree on a thesis about a design of a palace
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    Lock icon BULOH KASAP RLY STATION
    51 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Railway Administration announce? that Bu.oh Kasap Station will be closed lor goods and parcels traffic on and from Saturday. Local passenger trains will continue stopping at this station and passengers can board the train and buy their tickets without paying a
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    Lock icon Diggers will stay until Emergency ends—Cramer
    248 5 Diggers will stay until Emergency ends— Cramer KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Australian Minister for the Army, Mr. J. O. Cramer, who is on a brief visit tu Malaya, gave the assurance today that Australian troops taking part in Malaya's campaign against communist terrorists will continue to offer their services as
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    Lock icon 2-year-old girl and infant found dead
    107 5 2-year-old girl and infant found dead A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl. Tan Koh Fong. who was left in the care of her two sisters, aged >ix and four, was later found drowned in a two-foot deep well by the mother in Sembawang, Singapore, yesterday. The mother had left the three sisters in
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    Lock icon COMET'S RECORD
    34 5 LAST night, a BOAC spokesman in Singapore said that the same Comet 4 which left the State arrived in Hongkong after 3 hours 50 minutes a new flying record for the distance.
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    Lock icon PADMINI SHOW OPENS
    51 5 PADMINI SHOW OPENS THE famous Padmini Ragini troupe of dancers opened their season last night at the Singapore Badminton Hall. The famed Indian dancers have recently completed their tour of the Federation Padmini and her sister Ragini have acted in many Indian film s and are exponents of classical Indian
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    Lock icon MORE AID NEEDED FOR JOO CHIAT FIRE VICTIMS-DATO LEE
    340 5 MORE AID NEEDED FOR JOO CHI AT FIRE VICTIMS-DATO LEE A SPECIAL appeal for donations was made yesterday by the President of the Council of Social Services, Dato Lee Kong Chian, o n behalf of the 454 Joo Chiat fire victims. The fire victims, who lost all their belongings and
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    43 5 THE President and the vicepresident of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ko Terk Kin and Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, wil pay a courtesy call on the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, soon after the new government is formed.
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    Lock icon No decision on Mentri for Negri
    123 5 No decision on Mentri for Negri SEREMBAN Wed. Despite consultations with two Alliance leariers Prime Minister Dalo Abdul Razak and Education Minister Inch? Mohd Khir Johari the 20 Alliance candidates returned at yesterday V elections to :he Negri Sembilan Legislative Assembly were today unabie to dc.-ide on the first elected
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    Lock icon Tombstones mystery...
    32 6 LABOI RhRS help to i art away the urns containing bones of the dead into a lorry at the Kampong Tiong Bahru site yesterday to be taken away for reburial.
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    437 6 Hundreds are missing from site of Tiong Bahru fire disaster HUNDREDS of tombstones worth about $40 each have been stolen from the site of the Kampong Tiong Bahru fire. But nobody has made a report of the theft to the Singapore Police and apparently nobody cares. When the flre laid
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    Lock icon Comet Fours will fly to KL
    293 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Comet IV, pride of the British Overseas Airways Corporation, will include the International Airport here in its schedule from the second week of August, Mr. T. E. Orpin, BOAC's sales manager for Eastern routes, announced today. "We will be able
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    40 6 HANG AL KUN, was yesterdav acquitted without his defence being called in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court on a charge of stealing a fountain pen worth $7.5(1 belonging to Goh Suan Fong at St. Andrew's Road on April 4.
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    Lock icon UNION'S 15-PT DEMAND WITH MINISTER
    87 6 UNION'S 15-PT DEMAND WITH MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister for Health, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, is studying a 15-point memorandum for improved conditions of service submitted to him by the Pahang Medical and Health Workers Union. Last week a five-man union delegation met the Prime Minister to express their
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    Lock icon Model flies in for a date with Cupid
    319 6 The Little Customer' will now be his bride MAN EX-LONDON stenographer and part-time model, Miss Anne Francis Dewer, ar--1 rived Singapore yesterday nn BOAC's first London--1 Singapore Comet 4 jet service to keep a date with "Cupid." Miss Dewer, 19, will marry
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    Lock icon Two schoolboys who carried assault weapons
    233 6 Two schoolboys who carried assault weapons Constable accosted them in lane TWO schoolboys were yesterday convicted in the Singapore Second District Court on charges of having offensive weapons six parangs, a spring knife and a length of motor-cycle chain. "I The bofl are Woo See Km. 18. a Form V
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    Lock icon Ipoh school's Golden Jubilee
    80 6 Ipoh school' s Golden Jubilee IFOH. Tug-.— The Anderson School, one of the biggest educational institutions in the Federation and a "pioneer" Government school in Perak. will celebrate its Golden Jubilee with an elaborate programme of Facial event? and game? towards the end of this month. The celebrations will be
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    Lock icon MURDER CHARGE
    48 6 A YOUTH, Ng Hong Cheow, was charged in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with the murder' of Lau Wan Fong, 18, while a member of an unlawful assembly at Kolam Ayer Estate on Monday night. No plea was recorded. He was remanded for one week
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    Lock icon Hobbies can turn youth away from thuggery
    230 6 IPOH, Wed. Youths take to gangsterism and thuggery because they do not know how to use their spare time. Photography is a pleasant hobby and a healthy one for young ideas and the formation of camera clubs can wean youth from these evils,
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    Lock icon How Singapore and Fed. con solve problen of jobless
    298 6 How Singapore and Fed. con solve problen of jobless KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The State O f jj and the Federation should forge a new pattern o '< mercial relationship, the chairman of the Paa-fe Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. S. O. K ?h 3^ said today. "The old trade relationship
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    170 6 IFOH. Wed. I Indian c nun m I terday urg^d to i .new Ifentrl B Mohd. OhasaUi I i In statctr Standard the S the Perak bran i Malayan tad Mr. K E Ra !ed that i j was a man "tru.?!< 1 pected by the ma people of
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    131 6 IPOH. Wed *r*t task? of the I gistered Natioi t Bark EmplO} 1 1 Dpei negotial ions Malaya:; Exchange B sodation or. tin retirement benefits members. The new N Bar.k Employees i i^rtous banl n r Malayan Federi cal and \dtn nisi Union «rhose regie cancelled rr-« enl An
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    Lock icon JAIL FOR THIEF
    36 6 LIM HOCK MEN .1 ed for one year f^ pore Fourth Disti Rsresterday for ho -< W and theft st Mr, home at Nassim H 9 March 22 He previous txmvid m- r>r- 'ifjJi
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    Lock icon THESE NURSES DON'T WANT PAY
    408 7 INCREASE New charges for food are more than extra few dollars— they say KUALA LUMPUR Lady Templer T. B. H< their salaries to be re* cially" they would get < THE REASON: Unde] nurses 38 of them i meals at the hospital they have so
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    34 7 NG Poh See, 23. a cotTeeshop ;j assistant, was yesterday fined $->on in the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate"? Court for < assisting in the 1,000 and 10,000 3 character lotteries on April 24.
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    Lock icon Swami to open new Mission dormitory
    36 7 Swami to open new Mission dormitory RamaJcrialtiM i ne, BarUtQ formally opcni itcretaiifc 7 > J««« 6. r by on .esterday. t I I '"."t? on i Pro- r .u a I P L. Oppen--1 o the
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    Lock icon Housewife Relieved Of Cash, Gems
    135 7 A SINGAPORE woman, Sam: Ha r:~:e Hassan. :va.i held up and robbed of $70 and jewc Vry worth ?4^ while walking along a footpath in Jal in Kayu, Singapore, or Tuesday night. Three men jymped o it of a ~ar arid produced nagger?. One of
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    Lock icon RUBBER & TIN PRICES
    140 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) in Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 1011 101| R.S.S. No. 1 June 101i 1015 R.S.S No. 1 July 102i 102£ R.S.S. No. 2 1001 101| R.S.S. No. 3 1001 100* Tone: Quiet. Tin price in Singapore was $399 per picul
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    Lock icon RAZAK LAUDS HINDI FILM
    70 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak, and his wife, Datin I Rahah, and members of the diplomatic eorps i&st night j attended a .^peCial preview of the Hindustani film "Anari" 'at the Cathay Organization preview theatrette here. The Premier said later that it had
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    Lock icon INSURANCE MAN CHEATED SHOP AND HOTEL
    311 7 INSURANCE MAN CHEATED SHOP AND HOTEL PENAN G, Wed. An in- insurance agent fled from a j hotel without paying his board i and lodging and the following 5 day disappeared from Penang after taking goods worth $443 from a shop-owner, the Ses- sions Court was told today. Kwok Deik
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    Lock icon TWO DEAF MUTES ON WATCH THEFT CHARGE
    156 7 TEMERLOH, Wed— Two deaf and dumb rubber tappers of Mentakab were today charged with theft of two wristwatehes valued at SI OO on April 6. Chong Kok Chung 20. and Chew Chu Chong, 22. were today told of the joint charge in writing
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    323 7 ONE CENT pieces saved at Changi paid for two wh sented to the Red Cross Ci Tanah Merah Besar yesterd The presentation was made in the presence of Lady Goode, wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Sir William Goode, and Senior RAF
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    95 7 C-in-C TO TOUR BRUNEI THE Commander-in-Chief. Far East Land Forces. General Sir Richard Hull, leaves Singapore today on a week's visit to Brunei ann North Sarawak. He will have an audience with the Sultan of Brunei on his arrival and will later visit the Shell Petroeum Company oil fields at
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    Lock icon Extortion: Father of two jailed
    136 7 IN VIEW of his clean record and his age, a young father of two children, was yesterday jailed "for only six months" for an offence described by the Singapore Second District Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, as "a very serious crime extortion." The man, Lim Ah
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    101 7 CURVES DO NOT MEAN A THING SHE SAYS THE "Marilyn Monroe of Hokkien films," Miss Ting Lan, said in Singapore yesterday that brains were more essential than curves to become a star The 20-year-old pony-tailed 35" 22"— 35" Hongkong film star, who has been in Singapore since December last year,
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    269 9 By Local Capital ■L'a: A LUMPUR, Wed.— |H r ra-^vry. should 3 ne t>e boili in Malaya, JB- r vned and con|B -r.*irp:y bv Malayan jK irnt of the j^B M kl ;ay Chamber! JB e, In che H M 9L :id today. H)e ture
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    66 9 B ORI Chinese Pro jK :;e r. -n c.os.nz B vesterday B. '.'..iv M4|r B era coconut 1 1 7\ era in r -^r>: Muntok B- M3( sellers; K crs; K ick $79. Copra Association i r merchant- i X jpra April snipDomii Tone tt Cocoa h QO Mii-
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    262 9 Business In Shares .MALAYAN sharebrokers reported Ihe following business done yesterday: B B. Petrol 53/10$ ready; Fit patr cks 94c. F. N rds. Jj1.65, 51.60 odd lot; Gammon J1.73, >: HT; odd lot; W. Hammer v ii line orefs. and ords. A4 10; M. Colls, Me; Metal B^k $1 63
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    275 9 New Computer For Stock Control J. Salisbury Ltd., one of Britain's leading grocery and provision companies, Is the latest commercial organisation to place an order with E.M.I Electronics Ltd.. for an EMIDEC 1100 computer. Its principal use will oe for stock control and central accounting for supplies to branches. This
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    47 9 THE Malayan Exchange Bank? Association made the allowing changes in it? rates to merchants yesterday: Buying. Canada T.T. 31-11/16 0.D.31-l.Vlfi 90 rt/st. air mail 32-3/16 credit bills, 32-I '4 trade bi'ls. Selling (ready) TT..O.D. Swiss Francs 141-1,8. Belgian Franc? 1627-1/2. Other exchange rates remain u^al'ered.
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    194 9 Quiet Tendency On The Share Market QUIET conditions prevailed in all sections of the Malayan share market yesterday. T .mover was small Price change? announced bv the Malayan Sharebrokers AsMKiatlon were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers BB Petrol 53/6 54/6cdcci V^vsPur!:^-; .PR .72 cri Robinson ft Co Orda L29 1.27 S ro---
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    65 9 EAST Asiatic Company Line's latest cargo liner, M.S. Basra, will arrive in Singapore on her maiden voyage on Saturday. The 10,550-ton vessel, latest in a new series of liners being built for the Line, will dock in Singapore en route to Hongkong and other Far East ports. She will return
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    68 9 Ship Due On Maiden Voyage The Basra is fully airconditioned and has limited first-class accommodation, in double cabins. The ship is capable of speeds exceeding 18 knots. Of the 24 derricks aboard, one is capable of 60-ton lifts. Four deep tanks can accommodate about 1.425 tons of liquid cargo. Master
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    317 9 MR R J. E. PRICE. general manager of Malayan Tobacco Company presents a silver tray to Mrs. Tan Siew Sin, wife of the Federation's Minister for CAREERS TO MALAYANS THE Guthrie Group of Plantation Companies announced yesterday that it intends from 1960 onwards to award scholarships to
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    29 9 Commerce and Industry, at thp opening of the company's new premises at Sungei Besi Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. The opening was performed by thp Minister.
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    377 9 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter> The Financial Times said today that although the wool trade would probably continue on its present subdued note for some time.- longerterm prospects looked promising enough. Th:s London daily pointed out that the sharp increase in raw wool prices in March and April
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    85 9 JAPAN'S i itomobi t prod -tion in April this year reached a record high of 19,819 nr breaking the p evi< j* rr attained in March by 3 669 units or 9 2 per <-• The Japan Autc I Industry Association sal *he April achievement «rai
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    149 9 RUBBER price continued to rise in the Singapore market, a lj cents gain yesterday brought the price for International first grade June to 101. g cents per lb. New buying steadied the market after a somewhat dull opening yesterday Short covering added to the
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    89 9 N. Borneo Lists Imports JESSELTON, Wed. The Borneo Government announced that from July 1 this year restriction? on the import of certain goods into the territory from the dollar arpa will be removed in line with recent liberalisation adopted in Britain. But licences for the import of the following items
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    31 9 The Queensland coal industry is establishing a £20,000 coal-research laboratory at Ipswich. Main object is to assist in the genera, marketing of the extensive coal deposits in the State.
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    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Kuala Lumpur municipal councillors and guests attending the centenary celebrations dinner here this month will be given special cigars made for the occasion. The cigar?, snout 200. are a gift from Borneo. Sumatra Trading Company-
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    212 9 TOKYO, Wed. (Reuter) Five leading Japanese shipbuilding companies have formally signed contracts here with the National Development Corporation of the Philippines to export ten high-speed cargo liners to that country, it was announced here yesterday. This marked the end of long negotiations for
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    51 9 Demand for Australian-made steel had been increasing at the rate of about four per cent, a year over the past seven years, according to the Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited. This company is making a one for five ordinary share issue at par, involving 10,--616,000 20s.
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    914 10  -  RICHARD BERRY oy \LL Europe is today watching a tall, bespectacled young man who is one of the world's mosr criticised monarchs. He is King Baudouin lo f Belgium, who this week faces the biggest crisis of his 28 years. And, for the first
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    641 10 Teenagers' Idol Has No Time For Girl Friends MEN in the NEW FIGHT months ago he was a £5-a-week filing clerk. Todoy he J more than £600 a week. Three months ago he hod eggs end aetables thrown at him in a London dance hall This month U appear before
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    39 11 THERE will be two events for old boys at the Gan Eng Seng School sports at Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow. These are the 100 yards and the 880 yards, both timed for 5 p.m.
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    97 11 Entries For Selangor Tennis KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Selanger Lawn Tennis Association invite en'ries for their annual championships which will be played at the Selangor and Golf Club courts from June 12 to 21. Entries should be- sent to Mr. Loke Yaik Heng, Loke Yew buildings. Kua.a Lumpur, not later
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    41 11 WEMBLEY. Englanu. Wed. (L'PI). Bobby Neil!. British featherweight champion, beat Terry Spinks. his. top challenger for the title, by a knockout in the ninth of a scheduled 10-round non-title bout here tonight. Both were inside the stipulated 128 pounds.
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    59 11 'Withdraw Olympics WASHINGTON. Wed (IPI) Rep. Francis E. Dorn (Republican of New York) said today the I'nited States should withdraw from the Olympic Games if Nationalist Chinese athletes are not allowed to participate. Dorn called expulsion of Nationalist China from the International Olympic Committee 'shameful' and 'the first step in
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    235 11 I e I (Reuterl i Western Suburbs i players in en threat! i I :ho:r r- I they go this year's am. •"fet-ted arc D. k Harrv We] s, Kei ir, Keith Hoi- l -ev Char. tor.. Suburbs Club r players under I
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    118 11 That Blast 'Result Of A Misunderstanding,' Says Brundage LA US ANN E, Switzerland, Wed. (UPI) A very Brundage, Chairman of the International Olympic Committee, said today that the state department's blast at the Committee of expelling Nationalist China is 'apparently the result of a misunderstanding." Brundage, who arrived »n Switzerland
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    116 11 No Expulsion just a change of name wanted, says Governor of Tokyo TOKYO, Wed. (Reuter) Dr. Ryutro Azuma, the Governor of Tokyo and a member of the International Olympic Committee, said today it was wrong to conclude that Nationalist China would be expelled from the membership of the International Olympic
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    948 11 Now He's After World Bantam Title WEMBLEY, England, Wed. (UPI) British and Empire bantamweight champion Freddie Gilroy outpointed the Philippine champion, Al Asuncion, in a 10--round crowd-pleasing bout at the Empire Pool here last night. Three-Year Plan for Japan TOKYO, Wed. (Reuter).— The
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    771 11 'A Clear Act Of Political Discrimination' U.S. ATTACK I.O.C. ON FORMOSA DECISION WASHINGTON. Wed. (B partment today called the tional Olympic Committee t from membership "a clear a tion." The lOC, meeting in Munich last week, voted to strike the name of the Chinese Nationalists Olympic Committee from its rolls
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    326 12 A PAT ON THE BACK FOR PENANG BY LOH PEXANG, Wfd. Penang has done wonderfully well In not only retaining the Foong Seong Cup and the Heah Joo Seang Cup, but also in supplying 90 per cent of the players for the Thomas Cup final which Malaya lost. The President
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    112 12 PAAA South Zone Meet Next Weekend TANJONG MALIM. Wed The first Annual Athletic Sports of the Southern Zone of the Perak Amateur Athletic Association will be held on the Teluk Anson Padang on Friday and Saturday, June 12 and 13. In 1958. the Perak Amateur Athletic Association underwent a major
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    271 12 'I've Come With An Open Mind' HASSALL FLIES IN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Harold Hassan, top flight EngUfb coach, arrived here today for a month's, lecture and demonstration to ;r sponsored bj the British Council He was met at the airport I lir, ras representative the British Couo U here. FAM
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    55 12 IPOH. Wed Harold Has- ;-n —e- -~--a -h whose lecture-cum-coacbins tour of I tr.e F?-.era*:-~-. ha ;^een soon-! >red r British Council, re :n Ipoll fro^ J.ir.e 111 to 13. AH interested soccet playera md p*Ti~:a-. are invited to attend Hassal's sessiona at the coronation
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    411 12 New REME Record by Lucas RAYMOND Lucas of the 63 Brigade Gurkhas set up the i only record at the REME annua] athletic championship at Meiktila Barracks yesterday. Lucas hurled the javelin to a distance of 152 feet and 10 inches, beating the existing record by 25 fc. 8 ins.
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    143 12 The Derby Goes To Parthia EPSOM DOWNS. Epsom, Surrey. Wed. (Reuter) Sir Humphrey de Trafford won the 180th running of the Derby, the Blue Riband of the English turf, with his colt Parthia here this afternoon. Second was Fidalso. Parthia a brown colt by Persian Gulf out of the Hyperion
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    70 12 Ward Wins In Record Time At Indianapolis THE five-hundred-mile Indianapolis speed race was won by Rodter Ward driving a Leader Card Special No. 5 at a speed of 135.857 miles per hour. This is a new race record. The second car was a Simoniz Special No. 16 driven bv Jim
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    60 12 LONDON, Wed., (Reuter) India's team for the first Test match against England at Nottingham starting tomorrow was announced today as: Dattu Gaekwad (capt.), Fankaj Roy, Nari Contractor, Polly Umrigar, Vijay Manjrekar, C. G. Borde, R. G. Nadkarni, P. G. Joshi. Subhas Gupte, R. B.
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    102 12 PENANG, Wed. The Malayan Chinese Football Association Invitation XI will meet the touring Hongkong Chinese in a soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium at Kuala Lumpur at 6 p.m. on Monday. The M.C.F.A. invitation team will be selected from the following: Pang Siang Hock (Pg),
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    367 12 THUMBS UP FOR AIRMEN Army 'big guns' misfire THE Army 'big guns' misfired yesterday against a rampaging Royal l Air Force, Singapore, which brought off a well-deserved 4—3 victory in this SAFA Premier League match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. When one considers that the RAF team which brought down
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    296 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Sixteen players and nine officials of the Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation of Hongkong arrived by plane today for their Ho Ho Inter Port Cuptie against Malayan Chinese and -a series of matches in the Federation. Mr. P. T. Loong. leader of the Hongkong
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    51 12 THE final of the Men's Doubles Championship between K. T. Khong and K. S. Khong and F. Y. Khoo and T. S. Kim will be played on Saturday at 5 p.m. At the conclusion of the match, Mrs. Lee Wing Kee will give awav the
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    38 12 THE Annual Junior and Senior Gymnastic Tournament for Singapore Youth Sports Centre members will be held today and tomorrow at the S.Y.S.C. Gymnasium "at 7.30 p m. The Senior Open Championships will be held tomorrow.
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    42 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The President nf the Selangor Cricket Association has instructed all member? of the association to postpone all cricket matches in the state, scheduled for Saturday, a? a mark of respect to the late Sultan of Johore.
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    672 12  - ONLY THE BEST ATHLETES WILL MAKE ROME TRIP PATRICK CROSSE Drastic Weeding Faces Thousands All Over World By ROME, Wed. (Reuter) Drastic weeding out faces the thousands of young people throughout the world who hope to take part in the light athletics events of the Olympic Games in Rome next
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    318 12 LONDON, Wed. (Reuicr) Results of yesterday's cricket matches were AT STROUD: Warwickshire beat Gloucestereshire by lour wickets. Gloucestershire 257 and secondly 175- Warwickshire 115 and secondly 318 for six T. Cartwright 40 M Smith 182 notout. Warwickshire 12 points, Gloucestershire four points AT HOVE: Match drawn Lancashire
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    212 12 Fowler Makes A Clean Sweep by A Special Correspondent Highlight i t the Singapore Ba.-«e District Tenn:.« Tournament, which ended last Friday, wa> the consistent play <>: left-hander Pte. John Fowler of the Royal Army Pay Carps Fowler carried everything before him literally after the presentation of prizes by Mr.-
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    394 12 T\vent> -four-year-old Sgt Rex Carter is an athlete who regards the half-mile as his 'speciality." where track events are concerned Yet in individual competition, he has yet to be beaten in the Far East in the mile! "And K| looks a.s though I'm going to be more
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    542 13 C ha r lie's club will have a 'lovers corner ■VIGHTCLUB owner 1 CHARLIE LIM told me yesterday: "I'm going to introduce something new in nightclubs; I'm going to have a 'LOVERS' CORNER' for married couples and sweethearts." "That would be nice." I said. "Could one make a permanent reservation?"
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    25 13 fV now win? of the Ramakrishna Mission Boys' Home in Hartley Road which will 02 opened on June 6
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    144 14 MANILA. Wed. (UPI). Women leaders from 15 Asian countries will hold a convention in Manila from June in to 26 to consider their role in the development of the region, it was announced today. The delegates will come from: Malaya, Burma, Cam- bodia, Ceylon, Guam,
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    220 14 KISHI'S PARTY ASSURED OF VICTORY The pro-west Liberal Democrats do it again TOKYO, Wed. (UPI)— The ruling Liberal Democratic Party took a commanding lead today over the left-wing Socialist Party in returns from yesterday's election for an Upper House of Parliament. The pro-Western Liberal Democrats appeared certain of capturing another
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    71 14 LONDON', Wed. (Reuter). A coloured man ran amok in Hyde Park in London's West j End today, and stabbed two policemen. Po.:ce reinforcements were I rushed to the Serpentine boat- ing lake area after a man began threatening passers by. He was chased and trapped at Hyde
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    476 14 More press comments MANCHESTER Wed.— The Manchester Guardian said today that the transfer of power in Singapore had been accomplished much more smoothly than many people feared. This liberal daily was commenting on tomorrow's release from jail of eight members of the new Government
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    69 14 REV. DAVID GALLUP, minister in training, his wife. Padmasani. and their child Carol Anjali, 5-months. make preparations in their premises near the College for their trip back to India. Gal--I'iji. from Ridgway, Pennsylvania, will graduate from Oberlin College in June and will be ordained after
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    109 14 RANGOON, Wed. (UPI) —The government of General Ne Win is keeping an ey e on former Premier U Xu. Government spokesman Col. Maung told the Press that U Xu was highly respected because he had been Premier for so long, but that he
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    46 14 MANILA. Wed. ißeuter). Armed police were today combing Manila for a leopard which escaped from Manila Zoo .ate last night. The city's entire mobile po.ice force have been mobilised in the hunt. Zoo authorities describe the recently acquired animal a s "dangerous.
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