The Straits Times, 23 May 1956

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    14 1 The Straits Times. He** I**1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1956 15 CENTS
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    MARSHALL MUST GO'
    709 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Three merdeka men return to Singapore with agreement on one point Ey We decided in London, they say 11M AS SUCCESSOR? IfIREE members of the merdeka delegation returned to Singapore yesterday and dec lartfl "Mr. .Marshall must go. The delegation di'cidi'd on this in London."
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    THE FIRST-HOME MERDEKA MEN
    10 1 MR. MM MR. SEAH MR. LEE
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    Lock icon Plane with Mr. M diverted to Bahrein
    96 1 Plane with Mr. M diverted to Bahrein BOMBAY, Tues. I 'Hi plane earryteg .Mr. I'.ivkl Marshall home ln.ni thi- London talks developed engine trouble and was diverted i» Mali re in as it was Mai imm Cairo to koimia.v, jt Mas learned tat Inday. Mr. Marshall left London MMtrday after
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    Major Bob goes into action It the oung wers
    836 1  - Major Bob goes into action It the oung lovers NAN HALL THEY SEEMED DOOMED TO DISAPPOINTMENT.... BUT NOW ITS A WHIRLWIND WEDDING By A 6 a result of a chance meeting in Tyersall Road on Monday between an Army major and a 20-year old WRAC, a wedding will take place
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    CONSTABLE SHOT AT PHOENIX PARK
    99 1 CONSTABLE SHOT AT PHOENIX PARK A SPECIAL Constable on duty at Phoenix Park caused a stir yesterday evening when he shouted "Call an ambulance I have been shot!" With blood dripping from a gunshot wound on his right forehead, Special Constable Kanaran Perumal, 27, ran 300 yards to the guardroom
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    40 1 JERUSALEM, Tues. The Arab town elders of Nazareth are objecting to air raid shelters being built there because, a Government source said, they are convinced the town would not be bombed or shelled in the event of war. A.P.
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    U.S. won't aid
    36 1 WASHINGTON Tues. Mr John Foster Dulles, the U.S. Secretary of State, said today he had told the Indonesian Foreign Minister that the United States could not support Indonesia's claim to West Now Guinea.
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    Lock icon Bad start
    42 1 TOKYO, Tues. A group of 16 Korean orphans who looked forward to an air trip tonight to take them to new homes in the United States instead found themselves In quarantine when on c of them caught the measles.— Reuter.
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    Lions kill 40
    19 1 KAMPALA, Tues. Lions have eaten 40 people recently in the Ankole district of Uganda. —A. P.
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    Defence treaty talks progress
    45 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The draft of th e Defence and Mutual Assistance Treaty between the Federation ana Britain should be ready in a month. i Considerable progress was i made at today's meeting of the working party, a spokes man said.
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    Lock icon Smuggle scare
    23 1 JAKARTA, Tues. The National Security Council today announced that it would meet tomorrow to discuss allegations of large-scale copra smuggling. Reuter.
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    -BOURNE: 'HE'S THE BEST'
    214 1 Paddy he's an oldtimer—pays tribute to his boss KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. SERGEANT Patrick "Paddy" Mooney of the RASC has been driving Army Staff cars for 16 years. In that time has has played chauffeur to 16 generals. And. says "Paddy", they don't come any better than
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    Woman dies at prayer
    52 1 A woman collapsed and died as she prayed before an altar in a temple in Nell Road, Singapore, last night. Madam Whatt Ah Meng, 45, was giving thanks to the temple god for "curing" her of Illness. She told an attendant she had a headache. Then
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    TAPPERS GET NOTICE OF WAGE CUT
    533 1 TAPPERS GET NOTICE OF WAGE CUT 'Less pay from July, unless...' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jyjALAYA'S 320,000 plantation workers now engaged in a "go slow" are faced with further wage cuts due to the falling price of rubber. Estate managers have been told by the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association to
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    1,200 dock workers to strike 'any time'
    113 1 PENANG. Tues. ABOUT 1.200 contract dock labourers may go on strike at any moment as their employers have rejected their wage claim. The »'?e talks were adjour .v-b this morning when the employers wanted time to consider the demands. Mr. V. David, secretary
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    Lock icon ALL GOING TO THE DOGS
    50 1 CHICAGO, Tues. a Chicago widow left nearly US$5OO,OOO for the care of stray animals, it was revealed yesterday. The will of Mrs. Alice Bourke, who died on May 3, divides the money equally between the Illinois Citizens Animal Welfare League and the Anti-Cruelty Society UP
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    Berserk Gurkha in dawn drama
    283 1 Berserk Gurkha in dawn drama PORT DICKSON, Tues. A senior police officer gave blood tonight to save the life of a Gurkha special constable he helped to shoot down in a 90-minute estate drama. It started at 4 a.m The Gurkha and a Malay special constable were on duty at
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    21 1 SWEDEN INVITES REDS STOCKHOLM, Tups. Soviet leaders Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev have been invited to visit Sweden.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Singapore as I see it—by Boyd
    217 2 Singapore as I see it by Boyd COLONY'S VALUE AS A FOOTHOLD OF FREEDOM AND THE PERIL OF RED SUBVERSION Minister on TV says: 'Heaps of goodwill for Britain' LONDON, Tuesday. Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, said in a television interview here yesterday that possession by Britain of Singapore
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    Talk cancelled
    35 2 The talk on Singapore's Master Plan by Mr. D. H. Komlob. to be given at today's luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club, has been cancelled. A business meeting will be held Instead.
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    Lock icon The heart of Jerry Lewis
    52 2 HOLLYWOOD, Tues.—Comedian Jerry Lewis, undergoing tests for a possible heart ailment, worked a limited schedule today at his film studio. Dr. Marvin Levy said Lewis would remain under surveillance and would receive a daily cardiogram. The comedian had previously been found to have a heart
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    Lock icon Why talks failed -the real reason
    110 2 Why talks failed -the real reason ON the break-down of the mrrdrka talks .Mr. Lennox Bovd said lin- majority of the SinKapore delegation were not prepared to recommend to their own people that the British Government would not mm- unreasonably its reserve powers. "I think they rather doubted their ability
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    Rural Board
    25 2 The Singapore Rural Board will hold its next meeting on Friday in the conference room of the Chief Secretary's Office at 10 a.m.
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    TOLD TO PAY IN KINDHE DUG A DITCH
    82 2 TOLD TO PAY IN KIND HE DUG A DITCH PARIS. Tues.— Tubby M. Michelin. haulage contractor at Ecommoy, near Le Mans, who is a supporter of Pierre ("No taxes") Poujade. refused to pay rates. So the town council ordered him to pay "in kind." The sentence: dig a ditch 320
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    Dancers meet
    19 2 The Singapore Society of Amateur Dancers will hold its annual meeting on May 27 at 3.30 p.m.
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    INDIAN BEAUTIES ARRIVE FOR CLASSICAL DANCE SHOWS
    145 2 SIXTEEN Indian (iris, with 12-inch plaits and wearing multi coloured saris, brought work on a Singapore wharf to a temporary halt yesterday when they stepped ashore from the Canton. The girls, students at the Lady Irwin College of Home Science, New Delhi, are
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    WARNER BROTHERS (THE TALKIE PIONEERS) SELL OUT
    226 2 WARNER BROTHERS (THE TALKIE PIONEERS) SELL OUT We're getting old, says Jack, 63 LONDON, Tuesday. TACK WARNER explained yesterday why he and a his brothers the Warner Brothers who introduced the talkies have sold control of their I rood film company. c getting old," be I am 63, and I
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    YMCA film show
    24 2 Technical films about motoring will be shown at the Singapore V.M.C.A. auditorium. Orchard Road, at 8 p.m. today. Admission ts free.
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    Secrets of a stripper
    152 2 'THEY THINK I AM NUDE BUT...' LONDON. Tues. STRIPTEASE artist 3 Phyllis Dixey told a secret to Northampton magistr *es yesterday about her act, which the police alleged was indecent. She was never nude on the stage, she said. "I was covered with liquid silk which
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    Trip to Britain
    29 2 TRIPOLI, Tues.— Mr. Mustapha Ben Hallm. the Libyan Prime Minister, is to spend a week in Britain next month at the invitation of the British Government.
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      Ceylon grants amnesty to 900 prisoners
      46 2 COLOMBO, Tues.—About 900 prisoners serving sentences in Ceylon were released today under an amnesty granted to mark the celebrations of 2,500 years of Buddhism which begin with the full moon tomorrow. The majority of those released were short term prisoners—Reuter.
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      28 2 NEW YORK: Sir Edwin Plowden, chairman of Britain's Atomic Energy Commission, left by air for London after a three-week tour of atomic energy plants in the United States.—A.P.
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      31 2 MELBOURNE: The Victoria State Health Department reports that more than six out of every 10 parents have agreed to allow their children to be immunised against polio with the Salk vaccine.—Reuter.
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      21 2 WARSAW: Mr. Daniel Mayer, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the French National Assembly, arrived here for a short visit.—Reuter.
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      18 2 ANNAPOLIS: President Soekarno arrived at the U.S. Naval Academy here to the roar of a 21-gun salute. —A.P.
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      34 2 GENEVA: The ninth World Health Assembly here approved a budget for 1957 of U. 5.510.700.000 for the World Health Organisation. This wa s a half a million dollars more than the 1956 budget— Reuter
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      21 2 WASHINGTON: The United States hopes to send an ambassador to new'.ylndependent Morocco "within a few weeks" a State Department official said—A.P.
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      17 2 BUENOS AIRES: The Argentine Government has authorised West Germany's Lufthansa Airline to start commercial flights into Argentina.—A.P.
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    Lock icon Poland releases more Germans
    48 2 BUECHEN. (West Germany), Tues.— Another 261 Germans, among them 28 former soldiers, arrived here today from Poland under an agreement between the West German and Polish Red Cross. The soldiers were imprisoned In Poland on war crimes charges but have now been paroled.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Reds now have 'liberation' car
    40 2 TOKYO, Tues.— Pekin R Radio disclosed today the name of the first Chinese Com-munist-constructed car which it said will be coming out ol the factory soon. The name given to the newcar was "Liberation." U.P.
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    Lock icon NEHRU PLAN prjn ALGERIAPEACE
    61 2 NEHRU PLAN FOR ALGERIAN PEACE NEW DELHI. Tuts Mi. Nehru put forward Point pl an Algerian settlement hi on the equality >3 residents. ;!rdl °U declare an end to The French Go; recogniso the nation! of Algeria: Racial equ Recognition that n is the homelan I pie resident there Algeria
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    Governor to attend meet
    49 2 The Governor I Black, will preside at a m meeting which the Inter-R Kious Organlsatioi pore will hold the YMCA auditorium 1 The meeting will "be dressed by tho Deputy V. Besar of Johore. n»S Ismail, tho Vei Robert <v ton. and Mr. G. Q
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    Lock icon Film invasion
    22 2 HONG KONO Japanese film festli h°ld in Peking and cU other cities or n. month. Peking R Ed today.— A.P.
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    Lock icon fi-BOMB: HOW MANY LIVES AND HOMES?
    383 3 H-BOMB: HOW MANY LIVES AND HOMES? I huildinss wlthia 2 miles cruihed, within 15 mil— damaged -unofficial guw Scientists peer into man-made hell pi R I) Mount A M.Kinlcv. off BiTues— ScientHi; iv began Jalvsiw! effect t the Hi'sl American !f lM>;'H WE exploded L, miles above »i i island
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    Lock icon Queen sends a message to Voroshilov-* Sincere desire for peace9
    132 3 Queen sends a message to Voroshilov Sincere desire for peace LONDON, Tuesday. Till dim-cm his told the Soviet President that she .hired his hopr that last month's visit to Britain -mifi leaders. Marshal Nikolai Bulganin and Mr Mkita Khrushchev, would lead to "improved friend,l understanding;" between the two countries. The
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    The dying sheep
    55 3 hike'i aftermath Tues Sheep i 100.000 arc dy- tern Queensland i .--hearers strike. tor the sheep ■> said today. i that the strike. <;.\th month, has "mi unshorn sheep. D| as much as wooL This burden U much as 301 b. becomes wet mud. he said. to
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    Lock icon PANTIE RAIDERS
    161 3 Police called in after college boys invade girls* dormitories POCATELLO Idaho Tues. —About 50 male students broke h.to a girls" dormitory at Idaho State College yesterday, grabbing panties and other undergarments while I the girl students screamed and squealed. Two hours later college boys sprayed cold water from
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    Lock icon He claims empire of islands
    122 3 He claims empire of islands MANILA, Wed. A FILIPINO has stoked claim to a scattering of uninhabited islands. coral reefs, sandbars and shoals across a vast stretch of the South China Sea. His action caught international diplomats napping. The Philippine Government made no comment. Tomas Cloma. a former newsman and
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    Lock icon Soekarno makes good as gunner
    52 3 NEW YORK. Tues.— The Indonesian President. Dr. Soekarno. on a state visit to the U.S.. yesterday fired a non-atomic shell from one of the army's 280-millimetre atomic cannons at Fayetteville. North Carolina. He was later presented w'th a certificate attesting to his ability as a
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    Lock icon Rhee is declared president
    39 3 SEOUL. Tues. South Korea's National Assembly today declared 81-year-old Dr. Syngman Rhee president for a third four-year term starting Aug. 15. The assembly declared Dr. John Chang, of the opposition Democratic Party, elected vlce-Dresident. Reuter.
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    27 3 MANILA, Tues.— Gen. Sir Charles Loewen, Comman-der-in-Chief. Far East Land Forces, is scheduled to arrive next Thursday from Singapore for a three-day goodwill visit.— U.P.
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    Lock icon Pictures? Popov pops off, by order
    253 3 Pictures? Popov pops off, by order He puts zing in the ring, but star Moscow clown takes an anti-Stalin table I ONDON, Tues. Po- pov the clown has been demoted all because Stalin hugged the bear's share of Russian political publicity. Popov, short, beaming and bandy, is the crowdpulling star
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    Lock icon Returns home
    24 3 ATHENS, Tues.— The West German President, Dr. Theo-I dor Heuss, left here for home today after a state visit to Greece. Reuter.
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    287 3 LONDAON STOCKS LONDON, Tues. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: LOANS Consols £53% Funding 4% £90 U War 3'4 r £72 —1/16 BANKS Mercantile (£l2fc> 14 Eastern (£5) £7«4 Chartered (£5) t... 34/3 Hongkong ($125) £93% INSURANCE Com. Un. (uts.) 86/1014 /3 Royal 83/7», /3
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    Lock icon Science assumes role of Mr. Stork
    174 3 Science assumes role of Mr. Stork MAPLES, Tues. Dr. 11 Abner I. Weisman of New York City said today that science is making exciting gains in helping couples have babies. "Today about 35 to 40 per cent of all childless couples seeking medical help can eventually have babies," said Dr.
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    Lock icon General to fly back
    67 3 NEW YORK. Tues.— MajorGen. EX.M. Burns, Chief of staff of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organisation in Palestine, will be asked to come here when the Security Council next meets to consider the Middle East situation. U.N officials said today. They said a date for a
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    Lock icon Tjiluwah sails at last
    52 3 HONO KONG, Tues.— The Dutch liner Tjiluwah sailed today for Singapore and Indonesia after a week's delay because of a Peking warning that "persons in Hong Kong intend to sabotage or do harm" to a group of 25 Chinese students who were to travel on the
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    'THE BODY' IS SUED FOR DIVORCE
    86 3 Husband charges 'mental cruelty* HOLLYWOOD, Tuesday. ACTRESS Marie McDonald known as "The Body" was sued for divorce yesterday by Harry Karl, millionaire shoe store owner. He charged her with caus- ing him "grievous mental suffering" and asked for custody of their two adopted children,
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    THIEVES WANTED TO 'BUY' WATCH
    84 4 THIEVES WANTED TO 'BUY' WATCH PNANO, Tues. Three nine-year-old schoolboys were held up at knifepoint here today by a pair of teen-age Chinese robbers. After taking a wrist watch from Teoh Cheng Huat, one of the thieves offered him five cents for it. Teoh refused the money. The three boys
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    Three rob taxi driver of $16
    53 4 Three robbers forced a taxi driver to turn into a wasteland* off Dunman Road, Singapore, on Monday night and relieved him of $16. The thugs, who boarded the taxi in East Coast Road, snatched the ignition key and caught the driver by the neck
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    DIPLOMAT SEEKS IMMUNin
    279 4 DIPLOMAT SEEKS IMMUNITY German vice-conml hears traffic prosecution... then shows passport He could avoid even a murder charge, says defence counsel THE German Vice-Consul in Singapore, Dr. H. Scholten, yesterday permitted a prosecution against himself for inconsiderate driving but invoked his diplomatic immunity when called make his defence. Dr. Scholten
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    -| IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT FOR1 I PAUL AND LOVELY TERESITA
    191 4 IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT FOR PAUL AND LOVELY TERESITA The senorita waited seven monthsbut the last hour was the longest lI7HILE happy reunions were taking place on board the Canton yesterday, one pretty passenger stood alone on the deck, anxiously scanning the wharves. For an hour she kept
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    SAVED BY HIS PRESENCE OF MIND
    165 4 SAVED BY HIS PRESENCE OF MIND A BUSINESSMAN'S presence of mind saved him from a bad mauling by thugs in Market Street, Singapore, last night. Mr. Tan Tock Seng had just entered his car with another businessman after visitIng a friend when a youth approached him and said: "Come out,
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    Undergraduates' dinner
    54 4 The University of Malaya Geographical Society will hold Its annual dinner on Friday at the Tai Thong Restaurant. Happy World. The guests of honour will be the Vice Chancellor. Sir Sidney Came, Mr. B. W. Hodder. Prof. R. Crowe of the University of Manchester, and Prof, and Mrs.
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    Girl, 17, missing
    35 4 SEGAMAT, Tues. A 17--year-old girl, Benon binte Abdullah, has been reported missing from her home at Kampong Paya Merah In the Labis area. She was last seen at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
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    I hurried to help says doctor
    199 4 DEFENCE IN FATAL ACCIDENT WSi A DOCTOR attached to the Singapore Gen Hospital yesterday told the First Traffic W that after an accident involving his car ho Susan Neely pick up a child. He left his c hurried towards her, he said. Dr. Edward
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    CLEARED OF GIVING FALSE STATEMENT
    83 4 Chong Kai Siong. of North Bridge Road, was acquitted in Singapore yesterday of making a false statement in his application for an entry permit for Madam Ho Teck Ciioo of Hong Kong who. he said, was his mother. The prosecution said that Madam Ho had
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    Back to work
    28 4 KUALA TRENGGANU, Tues —Mr. D. J. Randall has resumed duty as OCPD here after taking a Malay course at the Kuala Kubu Bharu Police College.
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    COME, TELL US
    183 4 Govt. is not a machine inaccessible to people in need of help, says Chew SINGAPORE'S acting Chief Minister. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, told committee members of the Ylo Chu Kang Community Centre yesterday: "The Government Is not a machine that is inaccessible to the people but consists
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    Malay singed
    23 4 ALOR STAR. T Mahmood and 1 Chlk, winnei Malay folk song wili represent K national ton Festival of Culture Lumpur In
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    Man forged monk's cheque-jaildl
    136 4 Man forged monk's cheque- jailed A RADIO salesman, Tan Koh Keng, who forged a cheque for $1,800. was Jailed lor four years by Mr. Justice Knight In the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. The cheque, which was drawn on the Overseas Union Bank in favour ot Chan Cheng Kal. the monk
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    Cake man fim*
    21 4 Cake man fined IPOH. Tues. cake seller. Chaw t was toed $1 moving H katis cakes without i food reitrlci d <■
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    Village- bb*
    9 4 Village- blaze PENANU house In KM Prai was desti
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    $120 MILLION PLAN FOR 21,000 NEW HOMES
    457 5 Improvement Trust launches ambitious five-years scheme rrHK Singapore Improvement Trust will spend 1 $120,000,000 in the next five years to build more lh;«n 21,000 homes for people in the slum ari ;i, ;ind the increasing population. The cost of this scheme, which provides
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    Bride enters her new home in the old way
    86 5 MR. LAI BOON SEONii carries his smiling bride over the threshold of his house after their wedding in Teluk Anson District Office. Mr. Lav, a dental technician at the Dental Clinic in Teluk Anson, is the second son of Mr. and
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    The nursery is builtnow they have a home
    172 5 The nursery is builtnow they have a home '•'lll (iiivrrnor. Sir RoI hrrt Black, will open s, neu nursery iiome for l!n iit-lilute children in I'.iikit Timah Koad tomorrow. The home, which ■taadb <m acres of I 1 ml. i- a gift of ihe Lee I < imitation to the
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    Union plans 'action'
    51 5 BATU GAJAH, Tues. The Federation Game Department Employees Union decided yesterday to "take action" to get an early settlement of its claim for a salary revision for game rangers. The union submitted its claims two years ago. Last year the government made counter proposals, but these were
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    Signs that foxed the police
    60 5 IPOH, Tues. A DEAF and dumb cyclist created a problem for the traffic police this mornr he collided with a police van in front of the railway .station. Police failed to understand language <xplanation of how the accident occurred. Kionj Tet Voon. 25, was taken
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    (iambler fined
    23 5 Gambler fined KLUANG. Tues.- Heng Shaj Aas fined $50 or 10 I lor permitting her i be used as a common tamins house.
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    Degrees and top jobs
    159 5 Degrees and top jobs 'EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY' THE Singapore Har--1 bour Board Local Senior Officers' Association yesterday maintained that experience should count more than university qualifications for top Jobs in the Harbour Board. The association's president, Mr. R. B. Milne, told the Straits Times: "We don't Kgree that officers can
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    Husband accused of murder
    53 5 Police will call 19 witnesses to testify against a labourer, P. Shanmugam, 29, accused of murdering his wife, Gofh Yoke Keow, 35, a preliminary inquiry in Singapore was told yesterday. Shanmugam was alleged to have "intentionally caused" Goh's death in Owen Road on April 4. The
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    3-D AY WESAK IN COLONY
    251 5 Buddhist festival begins BUDDHISTS in Singapore are starting today a crowded three-day programme in honour of Wesak and the 2,500 th anniversary of the death of Lord Buddha. The celebrations began at 6 a.m. today with the ceremonial hoisting 01 the Buadhist flag. Throughout the
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    30 sail for Bandoeng
    83 5 Chew gives advice Thirty students sailed from Singapore in the De Eerens early today for the AfroAsian Students' Conference in Indonesia— each with a bit of personal advice from the Minister for Education and acting Chief Minister. Mr. Chew Swee Kee. It was this; "If you
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    Buddhist monks for Colombo
    49 5 Five yellow-robed Siamese Buddhist monks, headed by His Holiness Somdej Phra Vanarat Maha Thera. chief of the ecclesiastical council in Siam, passed through Singapore by Qantas yesterday. They were on their way to the celebration of the 2,500 th anniversary of Buddhism in Colombo tomorrow.
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    DETECTIVE SLASHED
    68 5 PENANG, Tues.— DetectiveSergeant Ong Huck Chin, of the photographic department of the CID, was slashed on the hand and leg when he tried to arrest a man who had run amok at McNair Street last night. Brandishing two knives, the man defied a police radio patrol squad, till
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      219 5 INDIAN FINE ARTS SOCIETY: i Mr. and Yeo Kirn Klat, 28. Breeze Variety programme of Indian lite Road. 8 p.m. and culture by touring Delhi SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: college girls, Anglo-Chinese School i New beginners oil painting course, auditorium. Barker Road, 8.30 pjn. British Council gallery, Stamford ROTARY CLUB: Business/
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    Six months for theft
    42 6 Khoo Bian Seng, 19, was sentenced to six months' jail in Singapore yesterday for stealing four cheques from a businessman. Mr. Shashilam Kashyap, in Owen Road last August. Khoo gave notice of appeal and was granted $500 ball.
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    Australian talks
    62 6 Sir Allen Brown, secretary to the Australian Prime Minister's department, and Mr W. Heseltine, private secretary to the Prime Minister, arrived in Singapore yesterday by Qantas. They are to meet the Australian representatives in Singapore and Malaya for the next four days on government business. They will later
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    $50 tax fine
    20 6 Sardar Dewan Singh was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday for not submitting his 1955 income tax returns.
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    Strike: Government clerks will vote today
    186 6 EXPECTED LAST MINUTE OFFER DIDN'T COME THE ISSUE: RISES OF $15-$45 THREE THOUSAND Singapore Government clerks, who are demanding pay rises, will take a strike ballot this evening. mmm They had hoped the Government would make i a last minute counter offer to their
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    'Ten times dearer to live in Singapore'
    139 6 'Ten times dearer to live in Singapore' PENANG, Tues. A SINGAPORE Customs officer, Edward Lange, charged with failing to pay his wife two months' maintenance, said in court today he could not afford -to do so because the cost of living in the Colony was "ten times higher than in
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    Pay news for army men today
    65 6 Pay news for army men today ABOUT 1,500 a r m-y--civilian employees in Singapore will know today what their pay increases will be. They are members of the industrial group of the 16,000-strong Army Civil Service Union. The union's president, Air. N. S. N. Nair, said yesterday he had been
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    Solicitor dies
    32 6 The death has occurred at Sherlngham. Norfolk, England, of Mr. J. C. Rash, who practised for many years as a solicitor with the firm of Drew and Napier in Singapore.
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    MRS. BOWER: I WANT TO SEE —THE BOYS—
    235 6 MRS. BOWER: I WANT TO SEE THE BOYS— It|RS. R. H. BOWER, wife of the Federation's new lfm Director of Operations, arrived in in the Canton yesterday. With more than 10 years' experience of army welfare •york in Britain, Europe and i 'ales tine, she looks forward to meeting "the
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    fiULUSi TAX RCTURNS^ FORJJ|ARS
    137 6 DIDN'T SEND TAX RETURNS FOR 6 YEARS CHAN Tham Choon. a Singapore City Council assessment officer, was fined a total of $150 yesterday when he pleaded guilty to not submitting his Income tax returns for six years 1949 and 1951-5. Chan originally faced seven charges but the prosecution yesterday withdrew
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      170 6 radio malaya Regional u lt Z3BStt2Jrrsz Singapore Saras aat s ■•--üb.—"-— J97m A.M. 7.1 b Time Signal and Open. A.M 8.00 H.E The High Com- Ing Annct.; 7.16 Piano Playtime; mlssloner «f the Federation's Com- 7.30 News: 7.35 A Date With monwealth Day Massage to School Music; 8.00 News Headlines;
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    'GIVE UP GUNS' DEMAND
    134 7 'GIVE UP GUNS' DEMAND 'Why should we?' ex-Guards ask I^UALA LUMPUR, lv Tues. Twenty thousand former Home Guards, mainly in Pahang, are protesting against the Government order to hand over their weapons. They say they paid for their shotguns and therefore own them. Unwilling to allow big weapon concentrations in
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    New office bearers
    56 7 Officials of the Singapore Graduate Teachers' Association have been elected as follows: President, Mr. Yapp Thean Chye; vice president, Mr. J. C. Ngui; secretary, Mr. Chan Joon Gek; treasurer Mr. R. Thambyah. editor Mrs. Tan Choon Seng; committee. Messrs. V. Ambiavagar, S. C. Thong, T. Singh, Karim
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    Brandy theft
    20 7 PENANG, Tues. Five bottles of brandy worth $90 were stolen yesterday from the Bali anchored in Penang Harbour.
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    Services pay: Tengku says 'stop this mischievous criticism'
    378 7 MALAYANS DO GET LESS BUT WE AGREED TO THIS' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that people should stop comparing the pay of Malayans serving in the British armed forces with that of British servicemen. He said
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    COURT GRANTS WARRANT FOR DISPOSSESSION—23 HOUSES INVOLVED
    123 7 COURT GRANTS WARRANT FOR DISPOSSESSION— 23 HOUSES INVOLVED rE Singapore Improvement Trust yesterday got a court warrant m dispossession against occupants of 23 houses, built unlawfully on Crown land in Rochore Canal Road, Albert Street and Short Street. AU the defendants in the case admitted the charges against them and
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    Suddenly he plunges down \to his ideath
    187 7 Suddenly he plunges down to his death HE WAS SEEM DOING PHYSICAL JERKS WHEN... MOMENTS after a man was seen doing physical jerks on the 15th floor of Asia Insurance Building in Finlayson Green, Singapore, he plunged 200 ft. to his death yesterday morning. He dropped Just as a police
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    AIRMAN UMPIRED AT MATCH—LATER HE WAS FOUND SHOT
    244 7 AIRMAN UMPIRED AT MATCH— LATER HE WAS FOUND SHOT Verdict adjourned, coroner told OENIOR Aircraftman Dudley John Veale, 22, of R.A.F., Seletar, was said yesterday to have umpired a cricket match one April afternoon and then been found shot though the head the same evening. Kie Inquest yesterday tgapore Coroner,
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    M.B.s daughter weds A.D.O.
    61 7 KUALA TRENOGAN J, Tues. Che Zauriah binte Kamaruddin, second daughter of the Mentri Besar of Trengganu, Dato Kamaruddin bin Haji Idris, was married last night to Inche Ahmad Zabidi bin Mohamed. Inche Ahmad, an Arts graduate of Perth University. Australia, is Deputy Assistant District Officer in
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    Bail for bribe charge man
    60 7 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. Tan Seng Say, 52, alleged to have offered a $50 bribe to a police officer, was granted $2,000 ball here today. He was charged with offering the money to Inspector Pathmanathan at Kepala Batas on May 21 to induce him not to take
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    Priest says thanks with a gift of $400
    127 7 A BUDDHIST high priest, who was cured of tuberculosis, yesterday gave $400 to the s.A.T.A. clinic In Shenton Way. He Is the Very Reverend Slak Kong Hiap, high priest of the Long San See temple in Race Course Road. The gift was
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    LAW TO END TICKET RAMP
    32 7 ALOR STAR, Tues—A law to stamp out racketeering in cinema tickets will soon be passed in Kedah. It Is being drawn up by the State Legal Adviser.
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      305 7 BBflsW fl l^sttw PWEJpt^^* \A tj v T3 'A &Si What a sweet smile this charming B m■■ f* U T" 1 bride has There are two things her I SwPlLl^itlT home will never be without happiness a I and Sunlight. She knows that sweet smelling Sunlight Soap will take
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    90 8 20 Words lit (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the late Mr. C. M. Nalnan thank all Relative* and Friends for their Wreaths, Assistances and Attendance during their bereavement. MRS. H. VAN OAATSKLAAR hr.s to say farewell to all her friends in Maiaya and would like to thank them for their
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    Sto Straits Simrs Singapore, Wed. May 23, 1956. The Narrow Gap
    600 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. May 23, 1956. The Narrow Gap A week after the breakdown of the London negotiations the immediate future in Singapore can be seen a little more clearly. No doubt much still depends on the coming meeting of the Assembly, the manner in which Mr. Marshall
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    The Wandering Unionists '
    308 8 The Wandering Unionists It has become increasingly apparent that Malayans have developed a craving to go abroad to learn new ways of doing things and to establish contact with the peoples of other lands. This Is encouraging testimony that Malayans are not too proud to learn from foreigners or to
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    Red Students
    218 8 Thirty Malayan students who left yesterday for Indonesia, and the Asian-Afro Students' Conference in Bandoeng, sailed with some sound advice from Singapore's Minister for Education. "It you find the conference Communist", said Mr. Chew Swee Kee, "have nothing to do with it." There is in fact no doubt
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    j PASSAGE TO A NEW l\l>|\
    963 8  - PASSAGE TO A NEW INDIA lain Lang by 'THERE is something very Indian about the custom of looping long ropes of yellow flowers about the neck of a guest of honour. That is to say, it is rather flamboyant, rather sentimental, a little tiresome and half a dozen heavy garlands
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    The nightmarel of 2000 A.D. I
    538 8  - The NIGHTMARE of 2000 A.D. MASSEY STANLEY By WORLD POPULATION: 4000 MILLION SYDNEY. IIfIAINLY for defence w reasons, Australia has built up her population by over a million in postwar years. But that won't help her against ultimate invasion from neighbouring countries, according to Sir Charles Darwin. A grandson of
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      516 8 IF HE IS A "LOYAR" HE MAY BE ANYTHING Tiff ALA VANS are clamour- ing for independence; Malays are clamouring for Malay to be the official language of the country; E and lately one Malay coun- cillor in the Penang MuniE cipal Council even suggestEed that all signboards in E
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      Party politics in Sarawak
      240 8 TOHE letter by Anak Buml on "Sarawak People's Party" was very interesting and Informative. Whilst most of the Kuching people have heard of this proposed party it is rather disconcerting to learn that it is to be run on the lines of the P.A.P. of Singapore.
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      All to boil one 4>fiy
      177 8 All to boil one 4>fiy I SEE that "Samy" of P. D. asks what justification there is for selling a pian hard-boiled egg in the canteen for 25 cents whea they are available at 13 cents. Well, first of all the egg has to be conveyed from the market to
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      814 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. U Word, lit (Mlmlmum) OROUCUTT: At Bungwr Ho«P on 21.5.56, to Pam»!a, wife of Michael, a son. 20 Word* HO (Minimum) ANDREWS- WEST: The engagement is announced and the Wedding will take place In London In September, between John, only ton of the late Mr. F. Andrews and
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      107 8 MALAYAN RAILWAY GOING TO THAILAND? Through International Express passenger services run twice weekly leaving Prai (Ptnani) for Bangkok on Mondays and Fridays, and Bangkok for Prai (Penang) on Saturdays and Wednesdays. These trains connect at Prai with the Malayan Railway night mail trains from and to Kuala Lumpur. The International
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      58 8 SUCTION CLEANER 1 (With improved features dm aw J^^ LIST PRICE Spore Penang $140 1 Federation 5149 M Advertisement 0/ the CENERAL ELECTRIC CO. iM. Representing THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. vi OPTICIANS L. C. SMITH FBOA D ORTH I A. J. HUGGETT. F.S.M.C. MICH STK*' 1 13. BATTIRY ROAD. KU
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    THERE IS HOPE YET POR CHEE FONG
    168 9 THERE IS HOPE YET FOR CHEE FONG -ucrE la a dimmer of 1 10-year-old toce Fonu who !f born a cripple. A or. housewtfc Euhe Salvation Army both prepared to and i -ood nell and Lt- Salva- larters, yesI •bi Straits W offering to help Chee not Ket ad- <>:
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    Reunion for four at end of journey
    131 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. TWO Malayan wives here today began a journey that will reunite them with their offlcer-husbands studying at the British Army Staff College in England They are Raja Zahara binte Raja Haji Shahar Shah, wife of Capt. Ungku Mafarauddin bin Ungku
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    Police make third arrest — in murder case
    109 9 Police make third arrest in murder case l.mri R. Tues. t third arrrst lias been -id' in connection with •."'murder of a Confucian xhool tc.ii her and her Bwthrr-in-hi\v at the Gov(mmrnt quarters in Kampn( Pandan here on Kirch fi. v wmths aged 14 and 19 tan bffn charged. A
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    No doctor—and baby was dying
    500 9 No doctor and baby was dying THAT SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN, HOSPITAL MAN TELLS CORONER urn™ KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. WHEN a five-month-old baby boy was taken to the casualty room of the general hospital here on the morning of Feb. 17, no doctor was available although there should have been
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    Empire Day earlier
    42 9 PENANO, Tues. Penang schools will observe Empire Day a day earlier this year, to avoid clashing with Wesak Day. a public holiday In the settlement. The High Commissioner's message, originally fixed for Thursday, will be broadcast to schools tomorrow.
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    Martine puts on a cheongsam and takes a vow
    280 9 Martine puts on a cheongsam and takes a vow COME SLEET OR SNOW ILL WEAR IT IN PARIS' FRENCH FILM STAR Martine r Carol put on a cheongsam for the first time in Singapore yesterday. And she was so delighted with the result that she Is adamant she will wear
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    A ONE-NIGHT HONEYMOON FOR YOUNG LOVERS
    22 9 THE HAPPY FOURSOME from left, Dave, Major Cathmoir, Vera and best man Terry. Straits Times picture.
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    IN 200 YEARS WE WILL SPEAK IN MALAYAN
    193 9 IN 200 YEARS WE WILL SPEAK IN MALAYAN The Malay language... plus MALAYA will have its own national language— built around the Malay tongue— by the year 2156. Tuan Haji Zainal Abidin predicted yesterday. Tuan Zainal Abidin, who is a senior lecturer in Malay studies at the University of Malaya,
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    TENGKU: $2,000 m. NOT TOO -MUCH —
    96 9 TENGKU: $2,000 m. NOT TOO -MUCH KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that the Federation Government had not considered approaching the World Bank for a loan if the full amount of the $2,000 million it hoped to raise in Britain was not realised. Replying to a Straita Times
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    Workers end 11-day strike
    41 9 RAWANG, Tues. Workers on the Kapar Bahru Estate, 13 miles from here, ended their 11-day strike today after the management agreed to transfer one of the clerks. The 250 workers downed tools when a headman was sacked.
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    Who will be 'Golden Voice'?
    59 9 MALACCA, Tues. Nine girls will be In the finals of the Malacca "Golden Voice" contest at the Radio Malaya studios here on Saturday. The winner will receive a cup during 4V >c Telecoms regional dar^e at Seremban on June 16. She will also represent Malacca
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    Broke curfew
    26 9 IPOH, Tues.— A 55-year-old villager, San Sek Mooi, who broke the curfew in her village was cautioned and discharged by the Ipoh Magistrate today.
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      BUT MAT CAN'T REMEMBER THE REST
      675 10 They hurtle down to the spell The Jungle Folk decide to make a balloon so that they can fly. Mat casts a magic spell and makes Rukiah's party balloon bigger then they tie a basket on the bottom and get in. The balloon goes
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      Pen palj from | Ceylon j
      180 10 Pen palj from Ceylon A BOY from Ceylon has written asking me to find him a Malayan pen pal. He is: Raja de Silva, aged 14, St. Joseph's College, 'Big Dorm' Colombo, Ceylon. A girl from Ireland also writes. She is: Judith Mac Cafferty, aged 13, 56 Maiborough Street, Derry,
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      Colour this picture to win a prize
      158 10 USE PAINTS OR CRAYONS Dear Boys and Girls. Here are the six winners of our versa contest in which you had to sudd I v the last line of a ooem. Alice Koh. 282 lalan Alsagoff, Pontian. Johore Ng Swee Tiang, 9 Kirn
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      DAVID IS 'SWAMPED' WITH LETTERS
      283 10 DAVID IS 'SWAMPED' WITH LETTERS HAVE you ever heard of someone needing a friend because he has got too many friends? Well, this has happened to David Abbe, the young American boy of St. Paul, Minnesota, about whom I wrote sometime ago. Apparently so many of you wrote to David,
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      Can we talk to spirits?
      206 10 C)ULD you please tell me how to write to a pen pal?" writes Letchumi. "I wish you would help me with the headings and endings of my letter." Well Letchumi, you begin your letter by saying: Dear John, or whatever the pal's name is. Then
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      47 10 CCC Collect six of these coupons to join the Children's Corner Club. Please enrol me as a member of the Wise Owls Club and tend me a badge. I am enclosing six CCC. coupons and a stamped self -addressed envelope. Same t a<^Mk>u»>'i •> •'•MttHaM >t ...:^j, ,v«%:v
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      187 10 i ONLY t^jhjfr J j GOOD ENOUGH from $40 /-N. -A/ ">^ W l 3 Earrings set in 18-ct I i gold from $56/- Zs~ Brooches from $120/- ~}r-*\ I D FUJIYA' BRAND Cultured Pearls I are real pearls U Modern science has merely learned ■1 how to control their
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      Lock icon She faked a milk-bath story to make Ziegfeld Follies
      1315 11 BRASH, fast-talking young American •impresario" named Florenz Ziegfeld variety show at London's Princess one evening in 1896. Entertainment j was made when he realised the possibles of a saucy little French singer named 0 Held. flic tout of the Continent, she
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      158 11 I I FUNGICIDAL CREAM No SINGAPORE FOOT should be without Fitoban Fitoban is a soothing cream specially recommended for the treatment of Singapore Foot. You can also use it for treating dhobie itch, ringworm, barber's rash and other fungal infections of the skin. Fitoban is non-greasy and will not stain
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      83 11 Rvx Morgan. M.D. tt H wt9t mmmmm f^ rr* NOT TW*T, TWERE'LL NEVMt KA~\ f COBBECTiON. UL* T I'M GOING TO DRIVE T t PONT vVANT VOL* l^^ss^^^Tj SSis^/^^T^ SB£^°^li s H^i Dick Tracy Goiny out atone MATERIAL AS THE SUfT DUG I RFEN Cl ITf I GO IL. WCWIWHIu^^^
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    RUBBER DRIFTS TO LOWEST LEVEL FOR 17 MONTHS
    426 12 RUBBER DRIFTS TO LOWEST LEVEL FOR 17 MONTHS By Our Market Correspondent J.ACK of overseas support continued to push the price of rubber to lower levels yesterday and the closing price at 81 J cents per pound for June first grade was the lowest since early December 1954. The price
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    37 12 On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the I.S. dollar was quoted at 5.85*; for cash and 5.87 v. for T.T. Sterling; was quoted at 15.80 and one tael of gold at 288%.
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    BROKERS1 REPORT
    240 12 BROKERS REPORT The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "There was again selective support tor industrials at quotations. Tins were slightly irregular, whilst rubbers were inactive." Singapore and Federation Brokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fraser and Neave ords $1.71</ 2 $1.71. $1.70 (odd lot>; Gammon 1.67 4 xd. $1.84
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    155 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchance: noon prices per pk-ul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: May $29 buyer* $29' fellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $45 sellers, drum $47Vi sellers. Pepper: quiet, with np business reported done; Munttjk white $91. Sarawak $90. special Sarawak black $69 (all varieties unchanged*. Singapore Copra Association
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    SHIPPING
    91 12 Shipa lying; alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Hannover 12, Gleniffer 4 5, Urlana C.P.. Benalder 67, President Monroe 8 9. Daitaku Maru No 1 11, Denblgshire 13 14. Singapore 15 16. Ra.iula 18. Leneverett 1920. Sumnitan N. Wall 2. Bernmpank N Wall 4. Sedill
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    RUBBER PRICES
    150 12 June first rrade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday, at 81 t cents per lb.. down 2? B cents on Friday's closing price The closing tone wa« uncertain' Closing prices in cents per lb were: No. l R.S.S. Spot fob buyers 82 4 sellers B%; No. 1
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    OFFICIAL hJ
    10 12 OFFICIAL PRICES SINGAPORi IIN; >-i7lt'»i P""i (down x '1 COPRA;
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    AUSTRAIiJ STOCKS 1
    66 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS here today. though fa covered there wai market iir.T.r: movemenLoans |i Loans .•?>,' 19SS Con zm, Bank of N s Mount I N. Broken Hill Hill 50 Mount M i Peko iWeslern M Ampol. Ex Oil Search 1 Aust. Consol inj"' a.p.m (new) Bradford B. Hill Pro. Courtauld
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    23 12 Egyptian CAIRO. Tues. terday thp exchanseat> currency exchange ftxed national M Egyptian Natii i lish buyer and Previously change rain- i sterlinp.— Reuter.
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      527 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA SCHOLARSHIPS. Applications are invited from Federal citiaens-for scholarships leading to appointments in various Government Departments. Candidates should possess university entrance qualifications. The awards i cover courses in Accountancy, Agriculture, (awards may be given for pure Science), Civil and Mechanical Engineering (for tbe
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    Lock icon Hoad booed for tantrums
    195 14 PARIS, Tues. A USTRALIAN champion Lew Hoad is anj overwhelming favourite for the men's singles title in the French international tennis cham- 1 pionships here but he was not a favourite with the large holiday crowd on the centre court at Stade Roland Garros yesterday. Hoad
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    Surrey and Yorkshire are well beaten
    412 14 SUSSEX STAY ON TOP WITH TWO-DAY VICTORY LONDON, Tues. IIfHILE Sussex yester- day strengthened their lead with a twoday victory over Middlesex at Lord's, Surrey, the holders, and Yorkshire, strong contenders this year, were well beaten in County cricket championship matches ending today. Surrey
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    MARTHA YOUNG TO BID FOR STORE LTA TITLE
    808 14 THERE are very good entries for 1 the Singapore lawn tennis championships which begin on Saturday. Thirty-two have entered for the men's singles. Ong Chew Bee. the champion, will be defend his title and along with him are seeded A. O. B.
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    James hits 116, forces Aussies to bat again
    135 14 James hits 1 1 6, forces Aussies to bat again CAMBRIDGE, Tues. q^HE AUSTRALIAN cricketers beat Cambridge University by ten wickets in the three-day match which ended Before tea today on the third day. Robert James, a 21 year-old Cambridge University freshman, hit 116, which was the first century by
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    215 14 SCOREBOARD Australians— lst Inns. 414-7 dccl. CAMBRIDGE— IST INNS. O'Brien c Langley b Archer 11 Wilrnkin c Archer b Lindwall 19 Lumsdrn Ibw Benaod 3 Singh c Archer b Brnaud 22 Goonesena c Lindwall b Benaud 23 McLachlan b Lindwall S James c Langley b Lindwall 0 Smith C.S. st
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    German title to American
    30 14 BERLIN. Tues. Hugh Stewart (U.S.) defeated Yugoslavia's Valdimir Petrovic yesterday by 6-4, 6-0, 6-4. to win the men's singles title in an international tennis tournament here.
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      AIRMEN WIN
      28 16 R.A.F. Seletar beat R.A.O.C. 4-0 in an United Services Soccer League, Div. 1 match at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday, scoring through C'oburn (2), Slaven and Jones.
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      SUKARAMAI 2-1
      17 16 Sukaramal S.C. beat Haikowyu S.C. 2-1 in the SAFA Div. 2A match at Geylang yesterday.
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      Danes can beat us next time
      1191 16 KIM FATT 18 OPTIMISTIC BUT HE IGNORES IMPORTANT FACTS KOBBERO, HANSEN GOOD FOR FOUR POINTS BETWEEN THEM By The Sports Editor SPORTSFRONT today crosses swords with one of Malayan badminton's best-known and best-liked personalities, a man who as a player, coach and official is
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      NARROW WIN FOR FATHUL
      163 16 NARROW WIN FOR FATHUL pATHUL Karib beat r Chinese Athletic "A" 1-0 in a fast and, thrilling S.A.F.A. Div 2A match at M.F.A. ground yesterday. Fathul Karib, who are making a strong promotion bid, had a slight edge over the Athletic in combination. Only the excellent goalkeeping of Robin Chang
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      2 teams of athletes
      159 16  -  SAUL JOSHUA By WANTED: by SWIFTS WANTED: two athletic teams. Please apply secretary, Swifts Athletic Association. Singapore HPHAT is Mr. Goh Teck 1 Phuan's problem. For until they find two "guest teams," Swifts cannot hold their annual triangular meet a traditional season "opener" of this club.
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      NORMA QUITS
      280 16  -  MOK SIN PIN By Olympic hope puts studies before sport MORE bad news on the sports front today. Singapore's Olympic hope, 16-year-old Norma Hutchinson, has decided to give up competitive swimming. This, only a week after Nee Chwee Kok's announcement that he was turning professional, has reduced Singapore's
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      No 'hornet's nest' stirred, he says
      209 16 A REPORT hi a newspaper stating that club coaches were annoyed at the Singapore Combined Schools Sports Council for making their own efforts to coach schoolboys was refuted yesterday. A prominent club coach told the Straits Times there was no "hornet's nest" being stirred,
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      McDonald nets 3 in SCC win
      70 16 Singapore Cricket Club beat Seletar F C. 6-1 in a S.A.F.A, Dlv, 2A fixture on the padang yesterday. McDonald (3). Barnes. Harvey and Paterson scored for S.C.C. and Mydin for Seletar. A penalty goal enabled R.E.C.A. to beat Singapore Recreation Club 2-1 in a
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      GSC BEATEN
      43 16 Seletar W.R.A.F. avenged a previous defeat by beating Girls' Sports Club 17»7 in a friendly netball match at Serangoon Road yesterday. In their previous meeting, Seletar were beaten by 26-4. Their top scorer yesterday was Cpl. Val Bayley who scored nine.
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      We'll do well at Melbourne —says the hockey coach
      319 16 We'll do well at Melbourne says the hockey coach By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE'S O 1 y mpic hockey coach, Noel Hay, who has just returned from a tour of Europe. Is optimistic about the colony's chances at Melbourne. Hay has seen almost all the European sides, generally considered the
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      Malaya must get five against Vietnamese
      228 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. rE All-Malaya Soccer XI, who meet Vietnam In their return Asian Soccer Cup fixture at Princes Road stacfium on Thursday, will have a difficult task. Not only will they have to beat the visitors but they must win by. a margin
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      TWO 'HOUSES' TIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
      251 16 IXfINDSTEDT and Mountbatten Houses tied for the championship (School I) at the conclusion of a two-day meet of the Monk's Hill Schools I and II yesterday. Both houses scored 53 points. Cavanagh House were third with 46 points. Frisby House won the School II championship
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      IT WAS JOLLY SAILOR'S 9th WIN
      259 16  - IT WAS JOLLY SAILOR'S 9th WIN EPSOM JEEP jQTrmcs By JOLLY SAILOR goes J down in the records as the biggest stakes; winner in one racing centre. His nine victories at Bukit Timah have netted over $80,000. In his first season, in 1954, Jolly Sailor won three races valued $26,856.
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      AliJoht gets 7St minuk winner
      145 16 Ali Joha gets 78th minute winner GOAL outsUfc Johan from Marino L defeat, creation ciuh 2 "i exciting first division tjj Jalan Bosar S yester It wa s a game f u p ed chances ard vr,,' o! 3 learn During had the rockiny am their n ball ran v
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      Three didn't last the distance at Boys' Tom
      157 16 THREE out of 16 bouts of the Boys' Town inter-house boxing tournament held at Bukn Timah last night, ended in technical knockouts. Bosco House won the Ec Peng Liang Shield with 14 points and Montfort were second with eight points. Results: Victor
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      114 16 SOCCER SBHFA, LEAGUE, Div 1: Shell v Sime Darby. Jalan Besar; Mercantile Bank v Pulau Bukom, Farrer Park; S.T.C. v Hongkong Bank. Seranfoon Road; F N. v Ford, River Valley Road; Div. 2: Metal Box v Stanvac. Farrer Park; S.C.S v Mansfield,' padang; Guthrie v CAW, MFA ground; Bata v
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