Singapore Standard, 5 July 1955

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    13 1 Singapore Standard gapore^^Stan rrvv- .!<.» SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1953 It PACES IS CENTS.
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    Lock icon U.K. DOCKERS END STRIKEGAIN NOTHING
    196 1 fxpe/ Northern Men T.U.C. IiADONi July 4, (Reuter)— Britain's six-week old nded this morning when London strikers follow the lead of their northern colleagues dP H riturn to work immediately. aa strike bound northern ports de- p.d to go back today. 1 The 13.000 stevedores,
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    Lock icon PILGRIM SHIP FIRED ON IN GULF
    71 1 PILGRIM SHIP FIRED ON IN GULF 4. (Reu- i sh ship ns i a was I near the Gulf of I Sea. patches .rcles pping tiun is China Ltd. the pila on ptian no El ntrance to t yester- above b e l ween reported -hip John md the i
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    34 1 \crthurst Rtuttr) '•:< ftiu'ii were »»rtd brrc tod.i\ in a *»th \ka|j sikhs uho tatiag for the irnutl i Punjabiate 1 ir casskdh "N too Akulis ithrrpil near >ikh >hrinc triple and th.m.
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    Lock icon Reds To Free 3 Americans
    98 1 Reds To Free 3 Americans NEW DELHI. July 4 (Reuter>— Three of five United Nations ex-prisoners of the Korean War. who had earlier renounced their decision to live in China will be released this week, it was learnt here today. A spokesman of the Indian Red Cross said they had
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    Lock icon CAMERA SHY IN H'KONG
    57 1 (ABOVE) Ho Kian Penp, the 19-year-old Singapore student who changed his mind about going: to Red China, covers his face with newspapers when an United Press cameraman took this picture in Hongkong last week. (Right) In Singapore last night. Ho adopted the same camera shy attitude
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    Lock icon Religion In N. Vietnam
    68 1 HONGKONG. July 4 <Reuten Foreign missionaries, who have obtained requisite permission from the North Vietnam Government, will be allowed "to propagate religion like Vietnamese clergymen" under a new decree approved by North Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh on June 14. North Vietnam Radio reported today. But
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    Lock icon Scramble Sends Rubber Up Again
    179 1 Highest Price Hifs $7.28% THE scramble to ship rubber by a section of the trade, caused some panic buying in the Singapore market yesterday, with the highest reported price at $L2ss for July shipment. The market closed at $1.24;*, a rise of two cents on
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    Lock icon MARSHALL AVERTS NEW CRISIS
    663 1 MARSHALL AVERTS NEW CRISIS SHB Agree To Talks SIX CONDITIONS OF NEGOTIATION SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, successfully averted a new industrial crisis in the Colony by persuading the Harbour Board last night to resume negotiations with Staff Association on the three outstanding claims. Mr. Marshall had discussions with
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    Lock icon Runaway Youth Back In Spore
    474 1 ...AND AVOIDS THE PRESS RUNAWAY Ho Kian Peng, 19, who changed his mind about going: to Red China while en route to Hongkong, returned to Singapore in a C.P.A. plane last 1 night. He adopted the s'vasive tactics again*t htfß& )hotographers as' h<> fl*J*w Hongkong.
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO TO VISIT IRAQ
    59 1 BAGHDAD. July 4 (Reuter) —President Ahmad Soekarno of Indonesia has accepted the Iraq Government's invitation to visit Baghdad, it was officially announced today. Dr. Soekarno is expected to arrive in Baghdad on July 18. After spending 24 hours as a guest of the Iraq Government ho
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    Lock icon 39 HURT IN TRAIN CRASH
    53 1 TAIPEI. July 4 (Reuter) Thirty nine persons were hurt last night when a Diesel train crashed against a truck loaded with sulphuric acid in the outskirts of Taipei. Panic stricken passengers burnt by the acid rushed out screaming from the train. No deaths so far
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    Lock icon US Traffic Kills 243 On July 4
    100 1 US Traffic Kills 243 On July 4 CHICAGO. July 4— One of the biggest traffic jams in United States history sent holiday traffic deaths climbing towards record heights today Cars clogeed the highways across the nation as the long July 4 weekend hit its climax In the east, a blaring
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    Lock icon Britain Transfers Base To S. Africa
    117 1 Britain Transfers Base To S. Africa LONDON. July 4 (Reuter) —Sir Anthony Edon. British Prime Minister, announced today that Britain is transferring her naval base at Simonstown. South Africa, to the Union Government But he told the House of Commons. Britain in peace and war would continue to havo the
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    31 1 OSLO. July 4 (Reuter) King Haakon. who broke his thigh in a fall in his bathroom last Wednesday, continues to make satisfactory progress, his doctors' bulletin said this morning.
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    Lock icon She Had Boulders For Her Furniture
    177 1 LONDON, July 4 (AP) The Countess of Mayo, once famed as a Mayfair hostess, is back in circulation after spending two months in a Himalayan cave. The 51 -year-old Countess, who returned to London this weekend, told reporters she had gone to Rishikesh. Northern
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    Lock icon MAO CALLS FOR MALAYAN SEAMEN
    157 1 TAIPEI, July 4, (UP)— Red China has begun recruiting Chinese seamen in Malaya, Hongkong and Macao to man their fast-growing motorized junk fleet on the Fukien coast, the official Tatao News Agency re- ported today. The Ministry of Interior's news agency said the Communists were
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    Lock icon AIRPORT MAY OPEN ON AUG. 20
    112 1 SINGAPORE'S 537.000.000 International Airport at Paya Lebar may open on Aug. 20, The Standard reliably understands. Civil Aviation authorities are in communication with Whitehall to find out if this date would fit into the Malayan programme of the Secretary for the Colonies, Mr. Alan
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    Lock icon R. C. Prelates Sail For Brazil
    55 1 GENOA. July 4 (Reuter) Monsignor Manuel Tato and Ramon Novoa, Roman Catholic prelates expelled from Buenos Aires by the Peron Government three weeks agti. sail for Brazil today, amid reports that they will be allowed to return to Argentina. The reports were issued by
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    Lock icon Red China Ranks 4th
    68 1 RIPLEY. West Virginia. July 4 (Reuter) Mr. Bradley D. Nash. Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force, said today that Communist China now possessed "the fourth most powerful air force in the world." In an address prepared for an Independence Day celebration. Mr. Nash said that
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    Lock icon TEMPANY DIES IN U.K.
    42 1 LONDON. July 4 (Router) —The death was announced today of Sir Harold Tempany. a former agricultural adviser to the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs. Sir Harold, who was 73. died on Saturday at his West London home.
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    Lock icon BORNEO GOVERNOR
    31 1 MR RE TURNBULL. the Governor of North Borneo, arrived in Singapore yesterday on his way to Jesselton after home leave. He leaves the Colony for Borneo on July 6.
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    Lock icon They'll Add Glamour To Singapore's New Airport
    64 2 FOLK of the six new hostesses who began learning their jobs at Kallang airport yesterday took time off to pose for this Standard picture. The% have been selected to augment the staff at thr new International airport which is to be opened on
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    Lock icon Veteran-Women Bandits Give Up
    130 2 JOIIOKh BAIIKI. Mon. -Two women terrorists, 1 who have been in the jungle since 1952, surrendered to the police in Labis, Johore, on Saturday. One of the two women. Tav Swec Emu. was the wife of Chop Hens. District Committee member for Labis, who was by
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    Lock icon Ismay In Bonn
    28 2 LORD Ismay. Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, flew to Bonn from Paris yesterday for a two-day official visit toi Wost Germany. Reuter
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    73 2 MERSING. Mon— Tins c i rches and the Diamond f the Sultan ol Jobore f Sept 1!». On the I there will ing of prayers, folition of f to the poor and hool Chi <:rcn. >ea sports and free cinema The next day there
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    Lock icon Stevedores Oppose Hiring Of Casual Hands
    197 2 Stevedores Oppose Hiring Of Casual Hands PORT SWETTENHAM, Mon.— The Port Swettenham Harbour Workers' Union, representing 1.300 stevedores, decided here last night to protest against the continued employment of casual workers on a day-to-day basis. Mr. V Suppiah. the Union secretary, told its annual Renewal meeting that no employer should
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    Lock icon 12 MONTHS FOR MOTHER WHO SOLD CHILD
    335 2 SHE ALLEGED RAPE BY BUYER PENANG, Mon. A 36-year-old woman who filed a report against a shopkeeper for allegedly raping her 12-year-old daughter today discovered that the law works both ways. Koay Chooi, who lodged the report, was found guilty on a charge
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    Lock icon Surrenders Because Of His Jungle-Born Son
    179 2 Surrenders Because Of His JungleBorn Son SEREMBAN, Mon. Government's surrender terms to the terrorists and the generous way the surrendered enemy personnel have been treated, was one of the reasons which made 30-year-old Yau Tong. Secretary and commander of the Seremban MCP organization to give up. The Standard learned today.
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    161 2 CLOSING rubber prhe* (cents per Ib in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 R S.S Spot Loose 1261 126 i No I KSS f.o.b. July 124? 125 No. 2 113} 114J No. 3 107 108 Tone: Steady. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was 5361 per
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    Lock icon A BELL OF AN IDEA!
    76 2 MX. W. E. Balasingam. independant candidate for Ipoh ahd Menglembu constituency with his Ford Anglia wl ieh i s rigged up with a portable gramophone and loud speaker for his election campaign. Since Nomination Day. this ex-government clerk says he has lost 20 pounds weight
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    30 2 STRIKING workers tied up refitting work in Australia's two major naval dockyards yesterday following a dispute with the Navy over wage margins. Reuter They Walt* On Ice
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    Lock icon TAPPERS OUTWIT ARMED TERRORISTS & DAZZLE CAPTORS WITH GETAWAY
    228 2 TAPPERS OUTWIT ARMED TERRORISTS DAZZLE CAPTORS WITH GETAWAY £?9u y a sim P |e trick fiv e rubber tappers managed Mt) escape with their lives from three armed Communist terrorists who field thrra captive at the point of their Runs for nearly an hour in a jungle swamp. I ThP
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    Lock icon 55-yr.Old Gets 5 Yrs. For Rape
    82 2 55-yr.Old Gets 5 Yrs. For Rape KUALA LOMPUI 55-ycar-nld rubi Chan Choy, VI I in the High Own of raping vi and Kntenoed to imprisonment. Th<* s^irl. in I I ant whisper. I Pretheroe th;<- I lnu in a nelfhb Kuala Kub B last year, when Cl In. "lh> picked
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    31 2 THE Export I Ge\ an If. Verbii st, arrive J pore yesterday tour of the for his He said ho was r in popularising colour 1.
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    Lock icon MINISTER BUYS A STAMP
    26 3 .•rr for Communications and Works. Mr. ts buys the first stamp at the new Bukit I OfW which he declared open yesterday.
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    Lock icon And Pledges Free Legal Aid
    172 3 gg leg*] aid for the people was promised by Mr. the Minister for Communications, hired open a new post office at Bukit .ealcd that Mr. Tan Thoon Lip of was fioing to Australia to study eh already exists there. He warned that it would take
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    67 3 MARSHALL DROPS LIBEL ACTION Progs Were Defendants Chiel ,*ed ye an .n g :n In the oiyr.ci the re in- .l"s 'hat .n" r In ques>d Rene- Marand lection dirty" r, :t- m- r libel SITC ppiy to mction of I P for the an irther ter d to s
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    Lock icon CHARGED WITH CAUSING HURT
    45 3 MOHAMMED Maidin was tentatively charged ill the Singapore Sixth Magistrate ri yester lay with rausinq is hurt to Mohammed him with a knife at Mouln Green on March 3. Bail of $2,000 was allowed and the case postponed to July 11.
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    12 3 Mr. B. Senior g the the D. Ea.stI
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    9 3 B OARD MEMBER Sim Ping 1 rhineac y the
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    117 3 KAJANG Moil- The Medical Department's ettorts to start a blood transfusion service in Kajang has met with response lrom only two volunteers —the District Officer and the Police OCPD Dr. Mohamed Noor the Medical Officer, had planned the service about two months ago
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    185 3 KI'ALA LIMPI'R, Mon. In a campaign address, Tungku Abdul Rahman tonight made a radio appeal to the Federation's million-strong electorate to vote the I'MNO-MCA-MIC Alliance into power at the July 27. election. Inaugurating Radio Malawi's political broadcasts, the Alliance chief held that the forthcoming election in
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    Lock icon Two Detained With Opium
    41 3 SINGAPORE Customs stopped a car in Keppel Road, on Sunday night and after a search discovered 23 pounds of opium in it. The opium is valued at $13,000. Two men who were in the car were detained.
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    Lock icon Police May Now Shoot Buffaloes That Stray
    111 3 Police May Now Shoot Buffaloes That Stray MALACCA Mon. A Gazatte notification issued on June 30 empowers Police Officers of the rank of Corporal or above to shoot any buffalo found wandering in prohibited areas between the hours of 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. What constitutes prohibited areas where buffaloes
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    Lock icon PRIEST DUE HERE SOON
    40 3 THE Chief Budrihi.-t Priest for Malaya and Singapore, the Venerable K. Gunaratsna Thero. is expected to arrive in Pcnang in the Carthase on July 18. He will be accompanied by the Venerable If. A. Upananda Thero.
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    Lock icon Witness Faced A Similar Charge
    180 3 ii :n 1 "rmunai at I Id the a chai 'M ■gainst •lr. P. F. de 1 if men. Chew Seek Choc and Kuoy Yew Kirn, BCCUSCd of attempting to extort $3,200 from him on Dec. lfi. last year, by putting him in fear of
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    362 3 Habeas Corpus Plea Dismissed THE application for a writ of habeas corpus concerning Sim Chwee Guan, 36, now detained in Outram Road Prison, pending banishment, was dismissed by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles MurrayAynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Cancelling the order
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    Lock icon Three Face Trial For 'Toy Pistol' Robbery
    160 3 Three Face Trial For 'Toy Pistol' Robbery THREE men. Teng Poh Sui alias Poh Chwec. Tay Sai Tian. and Goh Hock Poh. stood trial before Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, on a charge of causing hurt whilst commiting armed robbery at a temple in Paya Lebar
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    38 3 HONGKONG. July 4 Special Standard Service Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: Sls.tiO lo Ul sterling; $5.***** to US$l; 51. 840 to Malayan $1; $0,121 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $250,875 to a tael.
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    Lock icon Curb On Bus Routes Will Hold Up Drift To Rurals
    284 3 ALLOT more bus routes to Chinese-owned bus companies and more people will be encouraged to move out to the rural areas, thereby relieving the acute housing shortage in the City area, Mr. Sim Beng Seng, an elected councillor, declared yesterday.
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    Lock icon IT WAS TOO LATE' SHE TELLS COURT
    135 3 A FORMER dance hostess, Pang Yin Ying, told the Coroner's Court yesterday that although she was told her mother Ng Choy Keng, 40, had taken poison, "I did not do anything. It was late at night." The Coroner Mr. Giam Chong Hing, was
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    Lock icon No Wish To Close Down Paper – Tan
    77 3 No Wish To Close Down Paper Tan MALACCA. Mon "I have no wish to close down The Standard even though I heartily disaurre with the paper." said Mr. Tan Siew Sin, the Alliance candidate for Malacca Central, at an election rally today. Mr. Tan was replying to Mr. A. Dawson
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    Lock icon RAF WEDDING IN CHANGI
    61 3 SQUADRON Leader George H. Sizcr. Unit Commander. Headquarters, FEAF. was married at St. George's Church RAF Changi, to Miss Barbara Fay Campbell today. The bride flow out from the United Kingdom last week for the wedding. The newly weds will spend their honeymoon in Penang. Squadron
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    Lock icon MUTE BROKE CURFEW LAW
    70 3 JOJIORE BAHRU. Mon.— A man, deaf and dumb, was sentenced in the Magistrate's Court here today to one day's imprisonment for breaking a curfew law. Ho Sw?e Hock was first charged a fortnight ago when he was found to be a mute. His case wa s
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    Lock icon FROM EXAM TO SERVICE
    61 4 TWENTY students of the Junior Technical School in Singapore, called at the Blood Transfusion Centre at the General Hospital to don ate blood following: an appeal for donors of O group earlier in the day The students pictured with their instructor Mr. Leo Owen (standing second
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    Lock icon GOSSIPS MADE HIM ATTEMPT SUICIDE
    148 4 GOSSIPS MADE HIM ATTEMPT SUICIDE TANJONG MALIM, Mon. Rajagppal, a Town Board lorry driver in Ulu Bernam, was bound over in the sum of $100 to be of good behaviour for one year in the Tanjong Malim Magistrate's Court on Saturday for attempting to commit suicide on June 2G. Inspector
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    Lock icon Glamour Jobs May Cause A Rail Crisis
    220 4 Glamour Jobs May Cause A Rail Crisis How Were Girl Receptionists Selected —Union KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Malayan Railway Administration's recent appointment of six girl receptionists at Kuala Lumpur and Singapore stations, threatens to plunge the country into a new rail crisis, The Standard learnt today. The Malayan Railway Traffic
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    Lock icon Here To Discuss Defence
    117 4 Here To Discuss Defence THE United Kingdom Assistant Under Secretary of State for Air, Mr. G. S. Whittuck arrived by Qantas BOAC plane in Singapore yesterday, to confer with the Colony Air and Arm> officials on the fiancial arrangements to be made with the Australian and T ew Zealand Governments
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    67 4 PENANG Mom. -The Secretary foi Chinese AH airs, Mr. B. T, W. Stewart, stated today that thp Han Chiang High Scboo] is organizing a concert in aid of the Settlement Welfare Fund on Saturday July 9. at the New World Amusement Park. About 100 students, 80
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    Lock icon PMIA May Team Up With Alliance
    240 4 PMIA May Team Up With Alliance KLANG, Mon.— The Pan-Malayan Islamic Association—the big "question mark" in the Federal elections—set Party leaders here thinking today with a hint that it might join the Alliance in a coalition immediately after polling day. "The Association will join a Party with identical aims for
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    Lock icon GUILTY PLEA IN THEFT CASE
    55 4 JUMANI bin Mujir. who pleaded guilty in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday to a charge of theft of $260 cash. and gold articles worth 5675. was remanded in prison till July 11 for sentence. It was alleged that Jumani committed the ofTence at Pulau
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    Lock icon BOY WHO MADE GOOD
    37 4 SWAMFILLAI Francis, former pupil of St. Paul's Institution Seremban returned home after obtaining a Diploma, in Veterinary Science from the Bengal Veterinary College, Calcutta. He had been away for the last 3 years.
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    73 4 PENANG. Mon. Municipal Councillor, Mr. 11. E. Tyebkhan. told The Standard today he has resigned from the Alliance Committee and also given up his post of vice-president of the Muslim League. Penang and Province Wellesley. He said he held a seat in the Alliance Liaison Committee on behalf
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    106 4 YESTERDAY wm the ninth anniversary of Philippines Independence, More than 4.W gUB§U members of the Consular Corps, Government official** Service chiefs and leading Singapore citizens attended a reception at the residence of the Consul of the Republic of the Philippines, Mr. }"*"/> R- Abubakar. Mr. Abubakar proposed a toast
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    Lock icon Prostitution Increased By Loose Marriages
    119 5 TELOK AN SOX. Mon. The only way to combat the problem of increasing prostitution was to strengthen the Muslim marriage law to prevent loose marriages. This was the opinion expressed by the Kaum Ibu section of the Lower Perak Muslim Welfare Committee at] tta annual
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    Lock icon ABORTION KILLED HER, CORONER TOLD
    350 5 ABORTION KILLED HER, CORONER TOLD Inquest Ends With Arrest Of Woman THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. X T. Alexander, yesterday ordered the arrest of a woman. Kathiyah binte Omar, after returning a verdict df "culpable homicide not amounting to murder" at the conclusion of an inquest into the death of a
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    Lock icon TEN BROKE THE CURFEW
    34 5 TANJONG MALIM Mon len men were fined 520 each in *he Tanjung Ma'.im Magistrate's Court on Saturday for breach of curfew on Chancjkat Assa Estate Uiu Bernam on June 21
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    Lock icon GAMBLERS FINED
    32 5 NINETEEN women and two men were fined a total of $105 j lor gambling in a house in Marne Road on July 3. by the Singapore- Fourth Police Magistrate yesterday
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    1767 5 KUALA LUMPUR Mori. owinf is the list of randi who were successhi the theory of music .inat:ons of the Associated i of the Royal Schools of London, held in March SKLANGOR indicia tes entered by Hip Ml.ingor School of Music Lil.- Au-Yong il>, Pinkie Char. '11.I 1
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    Lock icon She Wll Sing Here
    55 5 She Wll Sing Here Photo. jWWi \\w\\V TUFNTY-tuo-year-old singer Miss Pam Cram arrived in Singapore yes- terday on a three-month sinuinu contract with Raffles Hotel. Born in Z. Calcutta of F.n»lish par- ents. Miss Cram said. she sane in prominent J ahutta hotels and some I'nited Kingdom clubs durin? the
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    Lock icon ALL HAIL THE JOBS FOR LOCAL TEACHERS' PLAN
    356 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE proposal to have early Malayanization without "fear of loss of efficiency* 1 of the Singapore Education Service was yesterday hailed by political parties, teachers and students. They were commenting on a story published in yesterday's Issue of The
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    Lock icon Off To World Mothers' Meet;
    73 5 Off To World Mothers' Meet; photo. MOKE than 200 members of thp Malay Women > Welfare Associai tion and friends were at i Kallang airport yesterterday to sen.i off their President, Cht Zahara 1 binte Noor Mohamed. 1 who left by KLM plane 1 for Lausanne. Switzer--1 land where she
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    147 5 Telecoms Plan For Broadcast, Television IPOH. Mon.— The Tele- communications Department is planning to use a micro-wave system whereby the country's telephone system will be able to carry broadcast and television programmes between Singapore Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and Pcnang. This was disclosed by the Member lor Posts and Telecommunications. Mr.
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    83 5 HEMEL Hempstead. England. July 4 (Reutert A Labour Member of Parliament. Mr. \V. Warbey. advocates a two per cent tax on all purchases from shops, the money to be a contribution to an international fund to help under-doveloped arras. "I believe the British people would
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    979 6 At The Cross Roads HMIh coming oi a new representative of the Crown is an event of considerable interest to the people of a colony. The masses are curious to know what manner of man he is; what he looks like. They are not guided by what others
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    315 6 C:u:ial Test IF we wani real independence^ and autonomy for- Singapore. w e must, simultaneously, do a.:^ We can in the fields of econo-2 mic.s and .sell-de f ence, writes Si n Chew Jit Poh. Commenting; on the speeches of£ Sir Robert Black and Mr.J David Marshall
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      458 6 Australians Have No Bias Really Sir;— l read with amazet a report in Tlie Singapore Standard un Friday, 1 7 55, where Mr. Tan Tuan Boon state* that one of tin* reasons ?/*/>[/ he is against the Australian troops coming to Mal'iya is because Australia has a "\V)ute Australia Policy"
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    1212 6  -  Alastair Buchanl OlMti t': tU A «fe A- J v WASHINGTON. HEN the Foreign Ministers of Britain, France and the United States met In New York two weeks ago, they agreed that there would be no public discussion of any of the points of substance which
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    1015 6  - The Barn That WAS The Mayflower Mabel Love By Christian Science Monitor Unknown to the world at large, the hull of the Pilgrims' Mayflower has apparently been resting quietly ever since 1628 in a small village not far from London. "G°OD-BYE FOR NOW, I*ll l>e hack a^ain," bellowed Christopher Jones,
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    100 7 THE Indian cruiser Delhi, 7,030-tons, which as HMS Achilles helped defeGr the German pocket battleship Graf Spec in the December 1939 Battle of the River Plate, has been filmed for scenes in a film version of the battle being made by Powell Pressburger Film Corporation. The cruiser,
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    42 7 ULISBAI] <■"■- W Women I > \ii lon o airmen airdinV up with P I) S. I i"»n Idins i» r ll^ r- nlistM more in no ;ui(! thai nli.il IS tln-v mr i mm* nthri bns- if n'kill
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    40 7 High Level Peace Talks Begin In Argentina n in Ps to n b> the r one that n held I un d of nbas--1 arlos it this I taki n I the •< nt. the '•'»nwith Monone :i J^O' 17 in
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    280 7 Soviet Occupation Of East Europe A Threat To World RESOLUTION WARNS BIG 3' STRASBOURG, July 4 (AP)— Leading exiles from nine Eastern European countries yesterday asserted that Soviet occupation of their homelands is a threat to world peace which must be taken up at the Geneva 'Bis Four' Chiefs of
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    76 7 MELBOURNE. July 4 (Reu--1 tort Australian troops, who are I aye for Malaya in September, could be used in South-east i and not just against Communist terrorists in Malaya. Major General T.B.L. irchilt Officer- in -Charge Administration HcadquarPar East Land Forces. -.x'xl here today. Major
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    462 7 GALVESTON, Texas, July 4 •IP) A husky airman < onfessetl yesterday that shot and killed three members of a lamily who befriended him while he was hitchhiking through Texas. Omc of Kllis il. I.aulion's victims even ga\e him a second chance at friendship after
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    49 7 TAIPEI, July 4 (Router 1 One Chinese Communist MIG jet was •'heavily damaged" when nationalist Chinese Thunderjets fought a tenminute dog fight with four i Communist jets about ten miles north of Matsu Island today, according to nationa- i list air force headquarters here.
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    44 7 JAIPUR, India. July 4 1 1 (Router)— Bhupal Singh highest ranked Prince of Rajasthan, one of the largest political units in India, died his nalace in Udaiour today. He was 71 and had I bee n ailing for some time.
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    34 7 PERTH. July 4 (Router) Qantas Super Constellation service from Sydney to London via Perth will call at Cocos Island on the way to Singapore, Civil Aviation Minister. Mr. Athol Towney announced today.
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    430 7 tmmett-Dunne Re-Enacts Scene With Stand-in D,.»» DUE SSELDORF, July 4 Re utcr)— Sergeant Frederick Emmett««nne emerged red faced tousled and sweating from his cor todoy ZIZ' n f l Wca ry hond ocross his brow of ter demonstrating to the court mortio^here how, he soys,
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    138 7 ISTANBUL. July 4 <Reuter) The Prime Ministers office accused the opposition in a communique last night of an "economic conspiracy" to stir up anarchy in Turkey. The communique issued in Ankara alleged that the opposition was trying to exploit "mostly false and sometimes temporary shortages
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    40 7 CHERBOURG. July 4 (Reuten The Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr. Molotov, arrived here on board the Queen Elizabeth from the United States today, and left by air almost immediately afterwards for Berlin on his way to Russia.
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    141 7 Clean Up The News Call By The Pope VATICAN CITY, July 4 (UP)— Pope Pius XII told Rome newspapermen yesterday they had a "duty*' to prevent readers from revealing in the type of news stories that appeal to persons with a "detect of moral equilibrium.'' The 79-year-old Pope spoke to
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    82 7 FLORENCE. Italy. July 4,1 •UP) German stunt pilot Max Schwabe crashed before the horrified eyes of several hundred schoolchildren yesterday during an air show at Peretola airfield. Doctors said his condition was "grave." Schwaba. flying a two-seat-er German "Glem" plane, performed acrobatics about 100 metres over the
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    43 7 TAIPEI. July 4 (Reuter)— Nationalist China's President Chiang Kai-shek has sent messages of congratulations i to President Eisenhower and President Ramon Magsaysay. on the occasion of the United States and the Philippines Independence Day today, it j was announced here.
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    216 7 CAIRO, July 4 (Rei Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypti tributed 26,000 acres of lan of ex-King Farouk and forr family, to landless Fellaheer uter) Lieutenant Colonel ian Premier, yesterday dis- 1 id confiscated from estates ncr members of the RoyaL; i (peasants) at Maghamadi in
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    69 7 BRISTOL. England, July 4 (AP) A young man sat quietly fishI ing at the little resort of Keynsham, near here. Then ramp a splash and he was floundering in 10 feet of water. Rescuers who «pulled him to the bank heard an irate young woman
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    128 7 Foster's Appeal Is Rejected WELLINGTON. New Zealand. July 4 (Reuter) New Zealand's Executive Council decided today that Frederick Foster, condemned British immigrant whose mother flew here in an attempt to save him. should hang. It advised the Governor General. Sir Willoughby Norrie. that there was no reason Ito interfere with
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    173 7 ASHBY DE LA ZOUCHE, Leicestershire. July 4. ißeutcr)-- A 17-year-old schoolboy, who eloped with his gym mistress of 23 from an English co-educa-tional school, married her today at Ashby De La Zouche. The boy, Norman Bircum- shaw. and the teacher. Celia Timmins. drove away together in
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    36 7 NEW YORK. July 3 < Reuter >— A "fairly sharp" earthquake about 4.700 miles from here was recorded today by the Fordham University seismograph. The direction was uncertain. Two shocks were recorded about ten minute.s apart.
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    257 7 Ultimatum Sent To Italian Liberals ROME. July 4 (Rcuter* -Professor Antonio S Italy \s new L< ftChristian Democrat, mier-designaio. today delivered a 24-hour ultimatum to the Liberal Parly threatening to foim a Government without them unless they accept terms. Professor Scgni. 64. l s the main architect of Italy's land
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    87 7 BANGKOK. July 4 <UP> Military advisers of tilt SEATO powers, who will meet here on July 6-8. emphasized today their talks will "involve only purely defensive planning and preparatory measures necessary to ensure collective defence of the treaty area A Joint communique issued by the secretariat of the
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    Lock icon WARNING ON ASPIRIN HABIT
    240 8 Vorit Make Your Body A Drug House— Doraisingham THE Deputy Permanent Secretary to the Singapore Health Ministry, Dr. M. Doraisingham, yesterday warned against the indiscriminate use of aspirins. Dr. Doraisingham was commenting on a report published in yesterday's Standard that two English doctors had found aspirin
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    Lock icon SHE PASSED IN HINDI
    43 8 Photo. One hundred and twenty sludonls of the N'eta.ii Hindi School. Singapore, who passed their Hindi examination, received certificates last week. Picture shows Miss Chin Fee Oi. the only Chinese student to receive her certificate, thanking the teachers. Standard
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    127 8 Symposium On Public Libraries KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Malayan Library Group, an association of professional and part-time librarians, will hold their next meeting in Kuala Lumpur, on Friday, July 8. at 5.30 p.m. The meeting will take the form of a symposium on public libraries, under the chairmanship of Mr
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    Lock icon Couple In Car Robbed
    65 8 A SINGAPORE Chinese couple, who were in a car in Prince Edward Road, on Sun•4ay night, were robbed of their cash and jewel !ery by three .thugs, one of whom was armed with a knife. The three men tied up the man and relieved him of
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    39 8 LEE CHAI YUE was fined $25 in the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate's Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of speeding at 50 miles-an-hour while driving a caf along Mountbatten Road on March 13.
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    Lock icon MISSING RAF CORPORALS BODY FOUND
    75 8 THE body of Corpora! James Grant of the Royal Air Force Station. Sclctar. was found in the Straits of Johorc on Sunday morning. He had been reported missing ear'.icr. Cpl. Grant \va< a coxswain in the R.A.F. Marine Craft Tnit stationed at Scletar. He arrived
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    82 8 THE tenor who sang the role of the Major General in the Ipoh Choral Society's recent production of "The Pirates Of Penzance." Mr. Vincent Daniel, will leave Malaya within a few days for the United States where he will take up advanced vocal training. The production,
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    Lock icon Jailed For Assaulting Tec
    67 8 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Thirty-one-year old Choon Teck of Pctaling Street was jailed for a month by the Second Magistrate today for assaulting a detective corporal, who called on him to investigate a case. The Court was tcld that the corporal was assaulted by Choon on April
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    Lock icon Fined For Having Food
    72 8 JOHURE BAHRU. Mon. Lee Kum Fee. a female weeder. was fined $600. in (iefauit six months' imprisonment, by Mr. N L. Cohen in tho Sessions Court Pontian, today, for possession cf six pit res of cocked rice cake without a permit in a prohibited area. She
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    40 8 WHEN' a Singaooie Army sergeant and his wife returned home after Sunday evening outing, they found their home in Ec Lew Lcng Road, ofi Hillside Drive, broken into and cash and household articles worth over $750 missing.
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    Lock icon Man Acquitted Of Infanticide Charge
    145 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— A man, Pabik bin Daing Mapura, 26, charged with murdering a newly born infant, was today acquitted without his defence being called by Mr. Justice Storr at the Assizes here. According to the prosecution. Sahada binte Chalamah who had been a widow
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    123 8 I JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Dato Onn, the Party Negara I leader, has begun his personal campaign for votes among Malay ftsherfolk living along the west ccast of Johore. The seven villages on the west coast have a population of about 7.000, mostly Malays. These villages
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    81 8 THE Chancellorship of the Xanyang University left vacant by Dr. Lin Yu-tang, wiU not be filled for the time being, The Standard understands. The duties of the Chancellor will, instead, be carried out by a triumvirate formed by the Deans of the Colleges of
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    58 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Yap Peng Kee. 26. of Klyne Street today claimed trial before the First Magistrate to a charge of causing hurt to Wong Yong Sang with a knife at 6.30 p.m. on June 19 in Malacca Street. Inche Abdul Rani, the magistrate, allowed him
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    41 8 THE following were elected ofTire-bearers of the Singapore Federation of Union s of Governrrent Employees at the delegates conference held recently:- President Mr. N.A. Ku'.arajah. YK-e-president Mr. R. Ramalingam, secretary Mr. G. Kanriasamy. treasurer Mr. M Corduro.
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    85 8 The Executive Committee is believed to have postponed the appointment oi a Chancellor so as not to delay the opening of the University, which is .scheduled to take place early next year. It is also believed that there has been some difficulty in finding a suitable candidate for
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    57 8 photo. The light aircraft carrier Vengeance which arrived at the Singapore Naval Base yesterday from Australia. The carrier which i s under the command of Capt. O. H. Becher was lent to the Royal Australian Navy early in 1953. It is now on passage to Britain
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    264 8 Malayanization Plan t/ndcrW THE Health Minister, Mr. A J. Braga disclc* yesterday that plans are under consideration to < the existing facilities of the St. Andrew's Orthonal Hospital at Tay Lian Teck Road, Singapore "We plan to build quarters for nurses which at the
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    61 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Five men. Sardar Singh. Piara Singh. Bakshi Sinjdi .Sarjan Singh and Basak Singh were fined $15 rach ;n the Second Magistral' Court, today for fighting at Selayang on May 5. Two others. Samah Khan and Ghull Khan, who pleaded guilty to a
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    58 8 MAWAR bin Abdul ah, churscd with attempting to murder an ex-gangster, Mohamad SharifT bin Kassim. in I Serangoon Road on Jan. 5. was c disrharged, not amounting to I an acquittal, by Mr. Just; Whitton in the S.n-^apore As- c size Court ye-terday. when the .1
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    86 8 They Help BBC Malay Section TWO wr: spent some and the I v 1 i those who Far Eastern Ma: on They ar. I;. Burnard S hand in prepa comment h\< alter the n Singtonwa '■a.st A.. the Manrh has made Far East. Hi G< n< va c< n\ er
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    36 8 KUAI The body o| boy Wi estate v boy bad f I from i\. A !a))O :r< i I body whr.'i hr U> rir;. I I his v. ;<y If wo
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    36 8 KUALA I I rhen •hargr < in Mil a nui fai.i:>g BOUND OVER JOHORE B.V [ri the Mafi iay Lttßg V l&my 4 attempted suicide by jverhead v lalan Tebra a $1 ■is.
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    36 8 THE Singapore Ind-on Association on Suruhost at a lunch given in honour of M' V kumar, the round-the-world hitch-hiker who through Singapore. Standard photo shows kumar (fourth from right) with the A^ Committee members.
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    51 9 in till i« t > il s "JL the v Us keepers, fjn Id Mrs la>'>- v ..f Minnea- 'likes his Jw< and thls IS S; he M Sen. »f «'tt'»« S»r I 3» hours i rig* fa *rk In his w coin jiim/r put ii n on Ih*'
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    346 9 Aladdin's Caves in London Mahorajaht and American millionaires shop for fabulous treasures of ASPREYS, famous London jewellers. C GOLDEN dlnn.-r service < 1 and half a dozen sold 1 liqueui "glasses" made to celebrate Coronation Year. lie waiting to be sold at As- j prey's. famous London jewellers. They ar
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    19 9 "Will it be a boy or girl, nurse?" "I suppose so. Were you \v expecting something else?"
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    862 9  - "THE WOLF-Seduces 63 Girls In Two Years JOSEPH GRANT By THEN HE SELLS EACH AT 1,000 YEN COMMISSION TOKYO. JJENO Station is the terminal for all trains coming into Tokyo from Japan's northern farm districts. It is also the main hunting ground of hundreds of white slavers operating in the
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    213 9  - Carves in Fishnet Nancy Baume by A PRETTY smile comes from 17-y ear-old i dancer. Anne Cumming of Harrow, who appears in "Light i Fantastic" at London's Fortune Theatre. goblets; luxurious fine leather travelling cases with gold and silver fittings. Everywhere was soft, carpeted elegance and beautiful things made for
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    828 9  -  Paul Cave QUIZ ANSWERS \Y HAT do modern teen- agers think about "good-night" kisses? How "fast" is the youth of today? Any adult who starts quizzing teenagers with questions like these is likely to collect a raspberry. Youngsters generally, are too suspicious of grown-ups to give straight answers
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    Lock icon RUBBER CLOSED AT $1.24% AFTER REACHING $1.28%
    238 10 hjhjghhgg Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday moved up and down within a range of four cents, the highest reported having been $1.28? for first grade July shipment which later closed at $1.24? per lb., a rise of two cents on Saturday.
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    Lock icon Exports Of Copra Decline
    128 10 Exports Of Copra Decline MALAYAN copra exports declined more than 30 per cent during th<- first quarter of this year from the same period In 1954, the Foreign Agricultural Service of the 0 I Department of Agriculture reported. In tho same period the ex- i port of coconut oil rose
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    35 10 IN the pa>t decadr. the U S chemical industry has come to the farmers aid with more than 30.000 organic compounds specifically de- vised to combat various types of Insects and plant afflictions.
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    31 10 TOTAL exports of rubber. all grades to all countries. from Singapore and Fcdera- J tion of Malaya during June. amounted to 77.393 tons, according to preliminary statis- tics. i
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    Lock icon RUBBERS SHOW A BIG RISE, TOO
    263 10 RUBBERS SHOW A BIG RISE, TOO RUBBER share quotations in the Malayan market yesterday continued to rise in sympathy with the upward trend of the commodity prices. Many rubber shares rose by three cents over Saturday's cloak and some gained as much as five rents. But although more confidence than
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    191 10 BUSINESS DONE IN SHARES SINGAPORE sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: Con. Tin Smelt. 35/- overnightFed. Disp. $.103 (odd lot); Gammon S2.f>2i t o $2.(J7J; Goodwood Park $1.15; M. Breweries $3.45; M. Colls. 77 cents overnight; Metal Box $1.40 xd and $1.50 cd: Robinson ords. $2.25; Sime Darby $2.00:
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    444 10 SHELL and Stanvac's $650,000 aviation fuelling Paya Lebar Airport is now completed and will be put ed," says Mr. R. S. Jack, Shell engineer in charge of < Using a hydrant fuelling system, the installation will Initially deliver 350.000 gallons of aviation fuel each
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    149 10 Ships In Harbour outer roads Stanvac Djirak. He Kerens. Lapa/. Minjak. Inverbank. Slo- terdjik. North Star, Shapur. I j Bat a vi a INNER ROADS 1 Lipis. Pasigi. CalteX 33. Senanc. Tong Hons*. Mm Huang. Laksula. Hin Chocng, Poolcng. Torina. H»ng Hinc, Lnndak Larut. Sg. Bila. Petaling. Sirusa. Stia. Hua
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    Lock icon TIN EXPORTS
    25 10 TOTAL exports of tin to all 1 countries from Singapore and 1 Federation of Malaya during 1 June, amounted to 5,1)13 tons. J
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    244 10 WORLD steel prices, including that of imported steel into countries like Malaya, are being .affected by labour wage increases in the producing countries of America and Europe. The price of imported steel into Malaya has been on the upward trend recently, according to
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    114 10 brought into operation on Sunday morning. (Above): The Assistant Controller of Telecoms, Perak. Mr. J. M. Martin, is seen giving a few hints to "Hello" girls at the new exchange. (On right): Technicians are seen here attending to the Ipoh automatic ex change under the
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    102 10 Object Of Giving Shell Study Awards AS AN international organization Shell believes that it has a part to play in bringing together men of exceptional scholastic ability and character. In so doing wo may help them to make important contributions to technological ad- j trancement in their homelands. So said
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    29 10 AUSTRALIAN production of industrial diamonds during the first half of last year, though small, and valued at morn than $50,000. is the highest recorded for many years.
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    Lock icon PARIT PERAK REPORTS A PROFIT OF $29,218!
    308 10 PARIT PERAK REPORTS A PROFIT OF $29,21 8 THE Parit Pcrak Rubber Co.. Ltd's accounts for the financial year ended December 31. 1954. show a working i profit of $29,218. Including repayment of replanting ce.sse.s $44,036. adding War Damage recoveries $3,940. deducting the sum of $27,703 for expenditure on replanting
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    Lock icon MALAYA S TRADE WITH R.I. MAY BE STEPPED UP
    325 10 Present Indonesian Govt Wins Elections Standard Staff Reporter THE trade between Malaya and Indonesia may be stepped up if the present R.I. Government wins the coming elections, Prof. V. S. Sundaram. head of the Department of Economics of Sir Thea&araya College.
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    98 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association buying rates to merchants are: New York W 11/16 (T.T.). 32 13/16 (0.D.). 32 IS/16 credit bills and 33 trade bills (90 d/st)Canada 32 5/16 (T.T t. 32 7/lti (O.Dj. 33 n/16 credit bills and 32? trade bills (90 d/st) Soiling (T.T./0.D.): NewYork
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    Lock icon Overseas Inquiries For Peppei
    69 10 Overseas Inquiries For Peppei C'.OOD i steadied tin Exchange yestei gained $1 close. Noon closii DicUl) 5177 sai Sperm! was steady thipuM i $44* i. A quiet lot* copra, whim HOLIDAY. < I II IH and O. I IV u|»ra Juh T en but S 4 p.m. T IKB Ltd
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    25 10 A NEW pnr plank porat the Ite bw ins para < to 1 Th i than Th< and R wich, El
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    14 10 BRITISH I May toti it. an than f. lm. ovd May last
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    Lock icon Coffee Market Again Stagnant
    181 10 Standard Market Reporter THE temporary recovery in Singapore coffee prices recently has subsided and the market for this commodity has again become stagnant. The brief upturn in prices is largely attributable to a reported agreement among South American producers to regulate exports instead of dumping surpluses
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    66 10 A CONTRACT for the purchase of three Bi •Britannia" 300 LR. tui prop airliners by El A Airlines, with an onUon on two more, has been signed limultaneou>ly m Tel Aviv and Bristol. The airrraft. to be delivered for operation in early I will be capable <>i
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    361 13 Corinthians In The Running For League Honours Corinthians 4. H.M. Dockyard L Obed 2, Hussem 'gift' goal. 'Cijl' goal. Referee Mr. liar on Angullia. SINGAPORE Corinthians beat the H.M. Dockyard by four goals to one in a SAFA Division 1 league match piayed at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Corinthians,
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    171 13 RM Ramblers Did Everything But Score YOUNG MKN'S Muslim Association, with a more accurate set of forwards, took a ~-0 victory when they mot Radin Mas Ramblers *at (icvlang Stadium yesterday. Radin Mas were more constructive in their moves, but their forwards could not score. The Ramblers pressed from it
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    60 13 DON'T they make a lovely ■picture'} Humm\ They are left to right, Annie Choong, Josie May, May Yap and Ng Sui of the Selangor Chinese Athletic Association's women relay quartette. This Picture was taken just after they had won the 440 yards relay at the Selangor A. A.
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    730 13 SEVEN Youth clubs took part in the Federation of Boys' Clubs third annual athletic meet held at the Victoria School ground on Sunday, and five records were broken. In the 220 yd.r class B event. Low Nam Seng of Mount Erskine Boys' Ciub
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    78 13 ALEXANDRA Footbai: Team strengthened their position in the Colony's Div nB league when they trounced Town Rangers G— o on F& N ground yesterday. The Alexandras lead the league with 20 points from 12 games. The fact that six different players scored the six goals
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    56 13 ROYAL Air Force. Selctar, beat the Singapore Recreation Club by two goal? to nil in a SAFA Division 2A League match at the Jalan Bcsar Stadium last night. SRC must win their next encounter against the Tampenis Rovers lo avoid relegation. Gaun and Weedon scored the
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      369 13 TUITION BEGINNERS' Class— Singapore Chinese Mandarin School 122-120. Prinsep Street. Singapore. New Class for absolute i beginners (Explanations in Eng hsh> commencing 7th July, 1955 Mondays and Thursdays 5.30 to 7 p.m. Class Teacher Prof Grace W. Low. B.A MA. Vacancies also in other 18 classes 'Intermediate. Advanced and Secondary
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    371 14 KIALA M'MPI'R. Mon— Weights for the first day of the 1 Selangor Turf Clubs July njee ting opening here on Saturday, are as follows: C 1. 4 Div. 1— 5} Furs. Mmnj and Free 9.00 Red Hat US Marcelle 8.11 Roman Flyer 8.10 Hunter's Call II
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    44 14 FATHUL Karib SAFA Division 2A League Leaders beat the Singapore Cricket Club B—28 2 in a friendly match on the Padanj* yesterday Sahar Hussein 6. and Hamid Ibrahim 2, scored for Fathul. Van der Meij scored both the SCC goals.
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    559 14 P/%^^^^Byp/^fß COPENHAGEN, July 4, (UP)— Manager of the Danish Thomas Cup team Richard Heilbo said here today that the criticisms levelled against the Badminton Association of Malaya by Wynn Rogers were "unjust and came as a "complete surprise* to him. Hciibo made these comments after
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    76 14 BEATTY Secondary School scored a 74-: un victory over Johore English College in an inter-school cricket match played on the JEC ground yesterday. Beatty 142 for six wickeis declared: Ramakrishnan 58. Choon Ho 30. Thiru 30 not out, Zainal three for 46, Kulasingam three for 43.
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