Sunday Standard, 4 May 1958

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    20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Vol. VIII. No. 305 fdgfd SINGAPORE SUNDAY. MAY 4, 1958. f] m n n 24 P«g«« 20 ett.
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    Lock icon WAR WARNING BY R.I.
    423 1 Subandrio Calls On U.S. Envoy JAKARTA, May 3 (UP) Foreign Minister Subandrio declared today that continued foreign military assistance to Indonesian rebels would constitute "aggression*' which means "war." Subandrio, after a two-hour meeting at the Foreign Ministry with U.S. Ambassador Howard P. Jones, also said Indonesia
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    Lock icon ANTARCTIC
    93 1 PEACEFUL USES ONLY WASHINGTON, May 3 (UP) President Eisenhower proposed today that 11 nations, including Russia, join the United States m a treaty to assure that the Antarctic is used only "for peaceful purposes." The President sent notes to the governments of nations now participating m the International Geophysical
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    Lock icon 'I AWAIT REBEL ORDERS'
    223 1 'I AWAIT REBEL ORDERS' Consul Defects Slips Into Spore THE INDONESIAN Con-sul-General m Saigon, Mr. Wilhelm Pesik, who has defected to the rebels, slipped into Singapore yesterday by air from Saigon. Mr. Pesik 43-year-old native of North Celebes, told newsmen he would be m the Colony for a few days
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    Lock icon RAIL MEETING
    31 1 RAILWAY experts from 13 Afro-Asi»n nations, including Malaya will gather in Tokyo from May 12 to 23 in a conference to study railway problems, it was announced yesterday. U.P.
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    Lock icon OFF TO RUSSIA
    18 1 FIFTEEN Thai journalists left Bangkok yesterday for an Invited one-month tour of Soviet Russia.- Reuter.
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    Lock icon AIR DASH TO SAVE OFFICERS EYE-SIGHT
    141 1 AIR DASH TO SAVE OFFICERS EYE-SIGHT A SINGAPORE C.I.D. Inspector was last night rushed to Britain by air at Government expense for an operation on a brain tumour, which is threatening to blind him. Inspector Ho Kian Bin. 28. of the Secret Societies Hokkien Sub-Branch, will be operated on as
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    Lock icon 'I WON'T RESIGN PREMIERSHIP'
    121 1 Nehru Changes His Mind NEW DELHI, May 3 (UP) Prime Minister Jawaharlil Nehru, who announced on Tuesday that he would temporarily relinquish the premiership, decided today to postpone his resignation. He announced his decision to members of the National Congress Party at a closed meeting. The
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    Lock icon Margaret Arrives In Honduras
    79 1 Margaret Arrives In Honduras BRITISH HONDURAS, May 3 (Reuter) Princess Margaret yesterday flew into this solitary British colony of Central America on the last lap of her triumphant Carribbean tour. The Princess's Viscount turbo-prop airliner touched down at gaily decorated Stanley Field Airport on schedule after a 2,000 miles flight
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    Lock icon BUSBY BABES LOSE CUP
    38 1 WEMBLEY, London, May 3 (Reuter) Manchester United, making a determined comeback into football after the Munich air disaster were beaten 2-0 m the 1958 FA Cup final here today. Full report m page 11.
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    244 1 THE time is surely at hand for the two forces engaged m the civil war m Indonesia to get together and talk over their differences m an attempt to s^iris TZttuzsxr&lzx? The struggle has already cost both sides m the dispute a great deal of money and a heavy
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    Lock icon Emergency Declared In Aden
    128 1 Emergency Declared In Aden ADEN, May 3 (Reuter).— A state of emergency was declared m the Colony last night by the Governor, Sir William Luce, as a result of two recent bomb incidents m which 12 people were injured. A proclamation broadcast m Arabic said the Police were being given
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    Lock icon REVOLUTION IS CRUSHED
    50 1 BOGOTA. (Colombia), May 3 (UP). Government announced that a short-lived revolt by Military Police forces was completely crushed lastnight. Two shall groups of Insurgents who had held out m Bogota surrendered m the afternoon Col. Hernando Torero Gomez the rebel leader, took refuge m a "foreign embassy."
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    Lock icon S.O.S. TO DANNY
    26 1 AMERICAN comedian, Danny Kaye, has been invited to Melbourne by Lord Mayor, Dr. F. W. Thomas, to help the city's anti-cancer campaign Reuter.
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    Lock icon QANTAS SAYS FAREWELL TO OFFICER
    76 2 QANTAS SAYS FAREWELL TO OFFICER NINETY members of the Qanta s Airways staff m Singapore met last night at dinner at the Tai Tong Restaurant m Happy World to bid the Traffic Officer. Mr Alan Grey, farewell Mr. Grey, who has completed his two-year tour m Singapore, will leave this
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    Lock icon 'SET UP THAT COUNCIL NOW'
    91 2 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. The first general meeting of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Moral Defence Organization today ca!!ed for the immediate establishment of the Council for Religion and Malay Customs in the former settlements of Penang and Malacca. The meeting reiterated that In the absence of Malay
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    Lock icon Colony Seats Of Learning Offer Marxism Studies
    415 2 Colony Seats Of Learning Offer Marxism Studies SINGAPOREANS who want to learn more about Marxism can do so at two educational institutions m the Colony, The Standard learnt yesterday. They are the Singapore Council for Adult Education and Xhf Nanyang University. A spokesman of the Council told The Standard that
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    Lock icon MARCUS IS DEPUTY C.A.O.
    183 2 He's The First Local Officer To Get This Post THE Public Services Commission has appointed Mr. P.C. Marcus, as Deputy Chief Administrative Officer of the Singapore City Council, The Standard reliably learnt yesterday. The Staff Committee of the Council and the full meeting will automatically approve
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    Lock icon Six Injured In Head-On Crash
    84 2 SIX people were seriously injured when the cars m wiiich they were travelling collided head on at the 13 miles Woodlands, yesterday. It appeared that one of the cars had missed the turn short across a road divider and crashed into an oncoming car. All
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    Lock icon $100,000 To Help Sumatra Refugees
    231 2 WELFARE BOARD FOOTS THE BILL KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board has granted the Malayan Rpd Cross Association $100,000 send a Red Cross team to Sumatra to assist Federation Nationals who are m need of help. A grant of $500,000 has
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    Lock icon LADY OF LOURDES
    31 2 THE statue of the Lady of Lourdes will bo brought to Malacca from Singapore on May 11 for the benefit of thousands of Catholics celebrating the Lourdes centenary.
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    Lock icon NEW JAP ENVOY
    24 2 THE Japanese Goverrvnent yesterday officially appointed the present Minister to Denmark, Mr. Takio Oda as Japan's first Ambassador to Indonesia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon M.C.P. HAS CHANGED POLICY -SULTAN
    307 2 M.C.P. HAS CHANGED POLICY -SULTAN ALOR STAR, Sat. The Malayan Communist Party has carried out a major reorganization resulting in a large scale withdrawal from Southern Kedah to the Thai border, the Sultan of Kedah, disclosed today. In the past year, considerable numbers of Communist terrorists known to be in
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    Lock icon Airline Liaison Man Due
    109 2 Airline Liaison Man Due CAPTAIN O. P. Jones, for 35 years a Commander of 8.0.A.C. and now the Corporation's special liaison oilicer throughout the world, will arrive m Singapore this week to talk on civil aviation m the Colony and the Federation. Capt. Jones, who has flown 21,600 hours on
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    Lock icon CHOIR WILL GIVE RECITAL
    92 2 THE Singapore Chinese Christian Combined Choir conducted by Mr. Chen Teck Nam will hold a two-day recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall on May 6 and 7 from 7.30 p.m. The Choir will sing selections from the "Creation by Hayden with Miss Louise Cheng at the
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    Lock icon LOCKED HOUSE BURGLED
    55 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Clifford Road home of a European woman holidaying m Burma was broken into last night. Police disclosed today Mr. Tommy Hamilton, Selangor C.I.D Chief, said the extent of loss suffered by the occupant could not be assessed until she returned. Police have meanwhile
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    Lock icon Drinking Water Costs $200
    61 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The prevailing drought has caused an estate m Kedah to spend $200 on drinking water for its labour force the monthly report of the Ministry .f Labour and Social Welfare states. Another disastrous result of the drought has been the destruction by fire
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    Lock icon Her First Assignment Was Tricky
    120 2 WHEN 19-year-old Miss Lily Thng turned up at the Singapore Airport for her job as an Air India ground hostess yesterday for the first time, she was given an unusual assignment. Miss Thng, a former St. Theresa Convent student, had to bathe feed and look
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    Lock icon Malayan Varsity Lecturer Off To World Congress
    308 2 Malayan Varsity Lecturer Off To World Congress ''PHE rare distinction of being the first to represent Malaya at the World Congress of Gastroenterology goes to Dr. K.S. Kirn. lecturer m Physiology at the University of Malaya Modest Dr. Kirn who has done considerable research m Gastroenterology. Pathology of absorption, nutrition
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    Lock icon UNKNOWN
    142 2 ™nl C^iss Police should br" tical leaders on Z\ vUies, strength a* hods of subve Singapore, the general f tiiP tj Socialist Parv ujfl Tan, told The' Start yesterday. Mr. Tan was comment* a statement by m? S Marshall that h'c'i "toner of Police sh 2 veal the names
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    61 2 FORTY -FIVK pu enters from Darwin a Sydney were vpstfri '"towed" into Sinjapi airport by a traitor aft their piano, a Qanti BOAC Britannia laodi at Paya Lebar. The giant four rn::v airliner drvflop* hydraulic trnuhlr after it touched doun The plane iwttcM< its engines and WM eri for
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    Lock icon DR. DURHAN FOR KEDAH
    41 2 IPOH. Sat. I Durham. Sp< Pcrak. attached to I Hospital, here will soont-j fer early next we Star, as Sta:e I Dr. Durham has tioncd here sine be succeeded by Dr. u m durai from Kc inir^__^
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    Lock icon STAMPS OF CANADA ON DISPLAY AT BAZAAR FOR BLIND
    576 2 STAMPS OF CANADA ON DISPLAY AT BAZAAR FOR BLIND FRIENDLY competition between the national stall holders at the sixth annual International Bazaar for the Blind. on May 10. has been going on tot weeks, and yesterday some "secret, extra attractions" for this year have come to light. Canada will proudly
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      198 2 FOR SALE fOR kVIRYIHINC m lalotmg xicn's Winter and Tropical Suits ■huts Uniforms lodhpurs •die* Costumes Dresses Please isit always Nath Tailors. 4 TaneJin :oad Singapore Perfect workmanship uaranteed Repairs alterations also mdertaken WHERE TO STAY RAFFLES HOTEL. Worla Heno^neo historic Hotel with all Modern ,om torts EMBASSY HOTEL, SINCAPORt.
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    Lock icon City Welcomes A Mayor
    78 3 Pictures By Standard Staff Cameramen N ?\uf\ E Nyak Ha him reads a speech while Mr. Ramanathan listens through an ear-phone. Mayor D. S. Rama nathan tries out the i m ultaneous t r a n slation eauipment. $00 quest, wer e present at a tea
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    Lock icon RAMANATHAN SEES THE COLONY SITES
    138 3 MA YOB Town. J D. S. Rama- and his Councilare on -day v c Colony ■d a busy time vac^i__ functions and tours arranged by their Singapore colleagues. Yesterday, accompanied by the Mayor, Mr Ong Eng Guan and a group of P.A.P. Councillots the visitors
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    Lock icon RED HIDEOUTS BOMBED
    66 3 IPOH, Sat— The Royal Air Force and the Royal Artillery yesterday completed a threeday round the clock bombing and shelling of terrorist hideouts m the Bota Forest Reserve situated m the ''Bintang" operational area of; Batu Gajah district. The air and land bombardments were mounted m support
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    Lock icon Sawmill Opened
    28 3 KUALA LIPIS, Sat. The District Officer, Lipis DistrictInche Mohd Anuar bin Lope Shukor, declared open the largest of six sawmills m Jerantut, Lipi« District, Pabang, recentlj.
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    Lock icon U.S. TIN INTAKE BOLSTERS PRICE
    173 3  -  ANDREW ROTH By OJ *ON, Sat. Tin consumption In the United '(h normally takes up over a third of the at— increased by 18 per cent m January. In New York and here during the last fortnight there have been more inquiries and orders than
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    Lock icon MISS TANNO DENIES REPORT
    49 3 MISS TANNO DENIES REPORT WNO yesterday d a report the Standard c was enJ.P. Ros--1 she met on board only about a the tot time. said she was "nd concernDon, that she A,,,1? Corporal W tt S c i that he aa 01 her passi?!«neS? rd re Brets the
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    Lock icon ESCAPEE (An Ex-Acrobat) CREATES STIR IN COURT
    420 3 IPOH. Sat. A Chinese Muslim, Ooi Seng Kee alias Mohamed bin Abdullah. 27, this morning created a stir m the Magistrate's Court here where he ivas produced to answer a charge of escaping from lawful custody. Stocky and well-built Ooi t who was
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    Lock icon US Grant For UMNO Leader
    77 3 PENANG, Sat.— A Penang State Councillor and an UMNO leader, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, has been awarded a United States Government leader grant and will leave for America some time m the middle of this month. Inche Aziz Ibrahim is an executive member of the Penang
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      324 3 MX CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER I ALWAYS TAKE I Milk of Magnesia I I^^ Because It provides mori Jffi fFtt^^fMiX complete relief than slngle%»y=^|pif=^\ purpose laxatives I ConatlpaUon and acld lndl^ estlon "^^S^&k usua^ l y K° han( ln hand. S^-,3^- M That's why laxatives which J*| r 4. act
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    Lock icon Jailed For Attacking Man In Sleep
    162 4 Jailed For Attacking Man In Sleep IPOH, Sat.— President of the Sessions Court, Mr. J. R. Whimster, today sentenced Cheong Poh, 26, to two years' imprisonment for an offence which the President termed as "cowardly attack on a sleeping man." Cheong pleaded guilty to causing grievous hurt to a stall-owner,
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    Lock icon 5 THUGS BEAT UP TWO
    59 4 IPOH. Sat.— Five thugs armed with iron pipes and sticks beat up two men who weie having their meals at "Gangsters' Corner" near Majestic Cinema last night. The victims were Tan Wah Khoon. 24. and Chow Ah Choy. 19. Tan had head and face injuries
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    Lock icon HELP BUILD NATIONAL HERITAGE' CALL
    364 4 HELP BUILD NATIONAL HERITAGE' CALL VENERABLE A. Chandrasiri Maha Thera, head of the Pali Section of the Singapore Buddhist Association yesterday called on Colony Buddhists to build a culture of their own for the peace and spiritual sufficiency of the Island. He made this call as thousands of Buddhists flocked
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    Lock icon SUPPER MEETING
    69 4 THE Singapore American University Club will hold a supper meeting at the Ocean Park Hotel next Sunday to welcome new members. The President of the Club. Mr. Richard K. M. Lim, said the meeting would be open to all students who have studied in American universities, their wives
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    Lock icon TIN PRICE
    10 4 SINGAPORE tin price yesterday was $364-3/4, down $3-3/4.
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    Lock icon MAYORS DISCUSS MALAYANIZATION
    168 4 SINGAPORE City Councillors yesterday heard Mayor D S. Ramanathan and Councillors of George Town explain the Malayanization scheme concluded with expatriate officers of Penang. Malayanization was one of the many things "informally discussed" at a meeting of the Mayors and Councillors of the two Cities m the
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    Lock icon PROTEST OVER NEW SYSTEM
    73 4 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sat. Fifty-nine crane drivers of the Malayan Railway at Port Swettenham have refused to work overtime m protest against the introduction of a three-shift system of working by the administration. The Standard was told that the men had hitherto been working on a two-shift
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      260 4 Singapore Labour Front: "Meet-the-People" sessions at Party H Q.. 5 Prince Street— Leaders m charge Mr. Stanley Chua Chwee Hong. Dr. Arthur Lim Siew Ming and Mr. Tan Jin Hong 12.30 p.m to 1.30 pm. YMCA; Cricket YMCA vs G.H.Q. at Tanglin 2 p.m. German ArU Council- Special exhibition of
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    Lock icon On the POLICE BEAT
    323 5  -  4 &J&*'\ rirrles are wondering: why iher» *h*»i* w 9SS Officers m the Singapore Police p22? d be ?*%Sd*!* one for the specials Fo »-ce-onc exorbitant when compared to the prices m canted™ somewtre ther€ S S o TH F qM.APORE government is to be mmn
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    Lock icon UNKNOWN
    231 5 POLISH woman who spfni the war years m wn concentration camps ion t:"4,JM7 on Littlei treble chance footool She is Mrs. "Miki" ritt, Iti. of CravenStamford Hill, London. came to England '.:■•>. and has i worked as housekeeper to a manufacturing chemist for the past five years. "Miki." dared
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    Lock icon The Chinese Way To Health & Longevity
    892 5  - The Chinese Way To Health Longevity Goh Teik Boon iBy T HERE is a t least one man m Singapore today, who can guarantee that the Tai Chi system of physical cul* ture— loosely called the Chinese Koon Tow is a panacea of all ills and a real fountain of
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    Lock icon Ailing Heart Didn't Stop Him Painting...
    248 5  - Ailing Heart Didn 't Stop Him Painting... Phylis Tan By ART AND MUSIC spring up from men even m adverse conditions of life. This remarkable truth I found out when I happened to meet Han Jee Hong, 22, "imprisoned" to his bed for the past five years with an ailing
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    Lock icon At 83, She's Still Up And About & Going Places
    152 5 At 83, She's Still Up And About Going Places EIGHTY THREE V E A ROLD Mrs. Lola ver Bryck a remarkably energetic woman for her age passed through Singapore on a roun4-the-world educational tour last week. A retired instructor of a vocational school she has been helping 32 cases of
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    Lock icon Radio Malaya's Little Cliche
    423 6 "TT'E must apologise due to circumstances beyond our control." This convenient little cliche Is Radio Malaya's stock excuse for each and every gaffe that comes over the air, many of which would appear to be due to circumstances unquestionably within their control. For example, last Sunday
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    111 6  - MUSIC Notes Anaceases Cultural Centre Theatre the last of "Season of Ballet", a most competent and colourful production by Vernon Martinus and Frances Poh with student members of their dancing school. The show begins at 9 p.m. and all proceeds go to the Singapore Ballet Group Fund. The Lighter Side
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    646 6  -  VICTOR DOGGETT Rewiewed by BRAHMS. Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel, 0p.24. Four pieces, 0p.119. Rhapsody m G minor, Op"9 No 2 Richard Farrell (piano). Pye CCL ***** (12-inch). This brilliant young New Zealand-born pianist (not so long ago m Singapore) gives a sincere, robust and
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    Lock icon Police Crack Down On Gamblers
    929 6 AGNES BRACKMAN rerw tin from New York IT WAS A BUSY WEEK for the Police. Yesterday the Police continued their latest offensive against petty gamblers when they launched a series of swift raids m Brooklyn which, by nightfall, netted 113 assorted characters. And we mean
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      60 6 Great new idea! cigarette case too To give you the best shaves In the world— a precision made Gillette razor and two Blue Gillette Blades. And look! When you take them out you can use the smart red case with the A r ±I*o transparent lid to hold your cigarettes.
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      133 6 POP 20— Britain's best-selling records last week, 1 WHOLE LOTTA WOMAN Marvin Rainwater 2 MAGIC MOMENTS Perry Como 3 SWINCIN SHEPHERD BLUES. Ted Heath 4 A WONDERFUL TIME UP THERE Pat Boone 5 TEQUILA The Champs 6 WHO'S SORRY NOW? Connie Francis 7 IT'S TOO SOON TO KNOW Pat Boone
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    Lock icon KAMIL'S SECRET
    2003 7  -  GABRIEL M. DAVID By dfg 0A SSAN KAMffi determined to <f th c truth out Sr\; s father C I sat on the earth •Hd separating one tfolol f rom ano her f OC t ankle-deep iiassan was lS that his had not told him jfSoth. F from
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  • FILM REVIEWS of the Week
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      Lock icon Six Guinness(es) To Make You Laugh
      384 8  -  Steve Neoh •-says YOU can be sure of FUN when you see Alec Guinness m M.G.M.'s latest comedy ALL AT SEA. There is not one Guinness to tickle you pink you'll see six Guinness(es) through the ages, and just wait till you see him
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      Lock icon Thrills and Suspense
      149 8 Thrills and Suspense N "escape" story, whether m war or m peace time, always has its full share of thrills and suspense, and Rank's latest drama, THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY, has plenty of both. It is based on an actual story of Franz von Werra. Luftwaffe pilot who. after
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      Lock icon Back to the Days of the Revolution
      278 8 Back to the Days of the Revolution JN his novel, "A King Reluctant," author Vaughan Wilkins tries to offer a solution to the mysterious disappearance of the boy king of France at the height of the Revolution. Now Rank have relieved those exciting and dangerous days m Eastman colour and
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    Lock icon SWEAT & SWEAR ROUTINE FOR M.H.F. GAMESMEN
    147 9 SWEAT SWEAR ROUTINE FOR M.H.F. GAMESMEN XlA LA LIMPUR, Its Tokyo or t for 35 Federation 1, players underrtM intensive training t Kuala Lumpur m tor the Ljrd Asian Games at ok vo this month. I selected by Feciera--3h a sweat c for the 1 1 1 the ipan. raining
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    376 9 Preparing for Tokyo From Malacca:- Sabapathy (forward) and From Penang:- Inder Singh (inside forward). The Federation team at the Olympics at Melbourne m 1956 were representated by T. Nadarajah, M. Shanmuganathan. Chua Eng Cheng, Gian Singh, Mike Shepherdson, Tommy Lawrence, Peter Van Huizen, Wilfred Vias. S. Devendran, Sheikh Ali, Phillip
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    446 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Singapore Police were all out for 169 runs m the first innings m their annual cricket test against Federation Police on the Federal Police Depot ground here today. In reply, the Federation Police had scored eight runs without loss when heavy rain
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    336 9  - Floodlit Finish For 1958 AAU Meet PENANG, Sat— The 1958 Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union championships to be held here on Auk. 15 and 16, may commence late m the afternoons and finish under floodlights. The vice-chairman of the Organising Committee of the F.M.A.A.U.. Mr. Ron Bailey, said this
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    1597 10 THE WINNER of the liKhtheavyweijfht bout of this year's Singapore Open Championship, is a voune man with a fine record. and a bright future, Corporal Barry Godden of the RAF. Barry Godden, whose home is at Kingston-on-Thames joined the RAF as a boy
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    695 10  -  LEONG HEW MENG SLAP IN THE FACE FOR CRITICS By AFTER two defeats this year by the Federation of Malaya, the Singapore Amateur Football Association term more than redeemed themselves by holding their worthy opponents from across the Causeway to a 3—3 draw at Jalan Besar
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    62 10 MANILA. May 3 (AFP) The Indonesian National Football eleven will arrive here May 8 for a series of exhibition games against top local teams including the Philippine amateur athletic federation announced yesterday. The Singapore team. also invited to play here before proceeding to Tokyo for
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    39 10 NON- BENDERS arc Singapore Volurr m a friendly cr: yesterday. Scores: N on -Benders: for 7 declared <H Devenport 39. H for 34 and Tuffne:i»H 22 > Volunteers: 11 five wickets (Powtcrl out. J. Aeria 28. V-
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    651 11 Schubert And Nagiah To Rest's Rescue A NINTH wicket partnership of go runs between ibert and Stan Nagiah saved the Rest from a jnse m the opening day of the Europeans versus ket match for the Conrad Clarke Cup on yjug yesterday. P Rest were all out for 205 runs
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    2808 11  -  WINDSOR LAD White Heather Wins The Summer Cup »i-■■ \\HITE HEATHER, a Penang course specialist, whipped a bright Class Two, Division One field m the Summer Cup over 8* furlongs yesterday, concluding day o* the Penang Turf Club's Summer Meeting. He ran the distance m
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    231 11 FA. CUP FINAL TO BOLTON WEMBLEY, London, May 3 (Reuter) Bolton Wanderers won the 1958 FA Cup final by two goals to nil at W'enVbley today before a record crowd. This year's FA Cup final was b y no means great but both teams fought hard ani well. Right from
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    111 11 Davis Cup TOKYO. May 3 (UP) -The Philippines won the Davis Cup Eastern Zone semi-finals today by defeating Japan m the doubles for a near-perfect rout of the Japanese Davis Cuppers. Raymundo De.yro and Felicisimo Ampon downed Japan's Kosei Kamo and Yoshihisa Shibata. 6-4.
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    46 11 SYDNEY. May 3 (Reuter) —Visiting Blackpool soccer team defeated Australia 5-2 at Sydney cricket ground today m 'ts first match m Australia. Blackpool scorers W. Perry. 2. R. Charnleh, J. Hagon and M. Starkey F. Loughran and B. Meyer scored for Australia.
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    27 11 LEICESTER. May 3 (Reuter) —The New Zealand cricket team scored 87 for two oy lunch on the opening d»y of their match here against Leicestershire.
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    52 11 Hollingworth Hits 92 PENANO, Sat. Perak scored 310 runs for 9 declared m their Inter-state cricket match against Penang on the Western Road ground today. Scores: Perak 310 for 9 declared (Hollingworth 92. Khong Kok Choy 72, Anandarajah 57, Cheah Teow Keat 3-47. Penane one for 29 at stumps. Game
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    276 11 MR. BASKETBALL ABE Saperstein on his passport is m Singapore again to prepare the way for another session of the incredible Harlem Globetrotters later this year. You can't mistake Abe he's still the round, happy, little man whose tummy resembles the basketball
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      44 12 Pix. DUKE OF EDINBURGH chats to some of the disabled Queen Scouts at a parade at Windsor Castle. The Annnai parade is held ior Queen Scouts and holders of Scout Awards for Gallayitry. The Duke was deputising for the Queen who icas indisposed. U.P.
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      184 12 Irate Mothers Protest WASPY BELT OF 'QUEEN' LONDON. May 3 (Renter).— Miss Wendy Peters, 22-year-old model of Surrey, was last night crowned "Miss England" to shouts of protest from two indignant mothers who said she was wearing a "waspy" belt. Miss Peters, chosen from 27 competitors m a contest restaged
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      99 12 Aga Khan On TV LONDON, May 3, (Reuter). The 21-year-old Aga Khan faced newspapermen on a BBC television press conference here last right and said m reply to questions that the pa^e of American life was "fascinating." But he added, "I certainly wouldn't spend every
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      33 12 MR. ABDEL Hassouna, seore-tary-General of the Arab League arrived m Hongk'MV from Bangkok yesterday for two days' stoo-over on his way to Tokyo for a ten-day official visit to Japan. Reuter.
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      119 12 LONDON, May 3, (Reuter) Nineteen people, including four Borough Councillors, appeared m court here yesterday m connection with a street row on Thursday over flying the Red flag outside the Town Hall. I The four Councillors, among them John Lawrence, local labour leader,
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      93 12 U.S. To Shoot New Moon This Year WASHINGTON, May 3 (Reuter)— The United States plans to have a satellite orbiting round the moon before the end of this year. Disclosing this. Rear Admiral John E. Clark, Deputy Director of the Defence Department's Space Agency, said it would be part of
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      90 12 WASHINGTON, May 3, (Reuter> A physics professor at Columbia University said yesterday it would be possible to meet 10 per cent of American electric power needs by exploding two small hydrogen bombs every hour m a specially designed chamber. Dr. Jay Orearbn. whose idea was outlined
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      296 12 They Agree To Separate Summit' Talks LONDON, May 3 (Reuter) The "big three Western powers today told the Soviet Union that their Moscow Ambassadors were ready to start diplomatic preparations m Moscow for a "Summit" conference m separate talks with the Soviet Foreign
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      64 12 ADMIRAL SIR j Stephen Carlill, (centre) the last of the nine British Chiefs of Staff of the Indian Navy, bids farewell to his first Indian successor ViceAdmiral Katari, (left) before leaving for Bombay en route to London after relinquishing his command to the Indian Admiral. The Indian Government, m recognition
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      96 12 CANNES. May. 3 (AFP) A galaxy of cinema .vtars and celebrities last night opened the eleventh international film festival with a rousing reception for the inaugural film, an outstanding Swedish picture made m India "The Flute And The Arrow." Italy's voluptuous Sophia Loren and France's 21-year-old
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      70 12 NAGASAKI, May 3 (Reuter) Japanese Police today arrested a 31-year-old factory hand who ran into a Nagasaki department store, pulled down a Communist Chinese flag hanging from the ceiling and trampled it underfoot. The flag was hanging over an exhibition of Communist Chinese -postage stamps.
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      49 12 LUCKNOW. May 3 (Reuter) Compulsory vaccination *as been ordered m many areas of Uttar Pradesh, following 2.500 deaths lrom smallpox so far this year. Epidemics have been declared m 31 districts of the state and nearly 7.400 cases were reported between Jan. 1 and Apr. 19.
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      155 12 WASHINGTON, May 3, (UP)— The Atomic fi Commission announced today that short-ranw fr sive missiles with nuclear warheads will be firerii Johrston Island m the Pacific as part of its sen* impending nuclear tests m that area. Indications that the firing would be soon.
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      71 12 NEW YORK. May 3, (UP).— Three bomb scares kept New York International Airport Police busy until early today after unidentified persons telephoned that time bombs had been placed on two British and an Australian airliner. No bombs were found and the planes took off after special
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      75 12 PARIS. May 3 (UP)— Mr. Rene Pleven offered to give up his 11-day attempt to form a new French government early today but President Rene Coty asked him to postpone a decision. M. Pleven made this offer shortly after the Socialist Party had decided not to join
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      382 12 PAPER STOPS PRINTING BIRTH CONTROL LETTERS MANCHESTER. England, May 3 (Reuter) The Editor of the "Manchester Guardian" has called a halt to a heated series of readers' letters on birth control. The letters followed an editorial m the newspaper two weeks ago, which said that the Christian attitude to contraception
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      117 12 LONDON, May 3 (Reuter). The world is capable of supporting 28 billion people or ten times its present population, Mr. Colin Clark, Directoi of the Agricultural Economics Research Institute, Oxford, wrote today. "The world possesses the equivalent of 77 million square kilometres of Qood temperate agricultural
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    405 16  -  REX DAY By f\N a warm day m October, 1955. the Joyita, a 75ft. Island trading vessel, slipped her moorings m Apia Harbour, West Samoa and set off for the Tokelau Islands, 600 miles to the north. She carried 25 passengers and crew. At her helm
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