The Straits Times, 22 June 1959

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80. COO <&»* The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    PAY CUTS: 'NO CHOICE'
    521 1 Premier to union: We are not prepared to go into debt No guarantee for 'perks' in constitution SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE PRIME MINISTER, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, declared today that the Government had no choice but to cut the pay of its employees. Ho said: "A spendthrift
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    MANY HURT IN NEW KERALA OUTRAGE
    184 1 MANY HURT IN NEW KERALA OUTRAGE TRIVANDRUM, Sunday. ANY people were injured when Communist--ITI controlled police of Kerala State today batoncharged a peaceful crowd watching students picket state transport buses at Alleppey. The picketing was part of the "direct action" campaign launched by opposition parties to oust the Communist Government
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    QUADS FOR WIFE OF PLUMBER IN GLASGOW
    74 1 QUADS FOR WIFE OF PLUMBER IN GLASGOW GLASGOW, Sun. A 32--year-old plumber's wife today gave birth to Quadruplets two boys and two girls. A Royal Maternity Hospital spokesman said Mrs. Jean Cole was in "excellent condition" and the quads in "fairly satisfactory condition" considering they were born a month prematurely.
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    Lock icon A RED PLOT IS FOILED
    53 1 CAIRO. Sun.— The Egyptlan mass-circulation newspaper Al Akhbar claimed today that the Iraqi Premier. MaJ.-Gen. Abdul Karim Al Kassem, had foiled a Communist plot to overthrow hi? regime. Clashes between Communist demonstrators and army guards took place outside the Ministry of Defence In Bagdad, the
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    Lock icon 200 flee to Hong Kong
    64 1 TAIPEI. Sun. An official Nationalist Central News Agency dispatch from Hong Kong published here today reported UuU mow thai/ ZtO peasants aJ Shnmchun escaped to Hone Kong during a heavy storm on June 16. They were members of a commune at the border town who
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    Lock icon SAMPAN SUSIE TO WED TODAY
    114 1 SAMPAN SUSIE TO WED TODAY HONG KONG, Sun.— A Chinese sampan girl, who made world newspaper headlines a lew months ago, will be married tomorrow to a British dockyard police officer. It will be a registry wedding for Susie Ho Kwai Ying. 23, who in March was invited by Prince
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    Reds 'score' at Geneva
    38 1 BONN, Sun. The West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, said that Russia scored "triumph" at Geneva by splitting the Western Foreign Ministers and urged an immediate meeting of the heads of Western States.— U.P.l.
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    Beerhalls closed after riots
    196 1 CITY SCORNS POLICE ADVICE DURBAN, Sunday. DURBAN City officials yesterday ordered all African beerhalls, centre of fierce riots two days earlier, to close for 10 days. Durban Deputy Police Commissioner. Col. R. D. Jenkins, said he feared the decision, taken against police I advice, would be
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    Lock icon 15 years' jail for false reports-new Ghana Bill
    63 1 15 years' jail for false reports-new Ghana Bill ACCRA, Sun. A Bill providing for up to 15 years' imprisonment for anyone making a false statement about Ghana or the Ghana Government "by word of mouth or in writing or by any other means" was gazetted today. It is part of
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    Lock icon Printing dispute
    42 1 LONDON. Bun.— Britain will feel the full Impact for the first time tomorrow of a pay and hours dispute affecting most of her 200,000 renting workers when nr>ore than 1.100 provincial newspapers will not appear on the news stands. Reuter.
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    AMOK INJURES FOUR WITH PARANG AND ESCAPES
    153 1 KUALA LUMPUR, g un Four neoDle L u^Eii were taken to hospital with parang wounds after a man ran amok on an estate at „_ht mWna Puchong, eight miles west of here, late tonight. The four men—all Sikhs— were talking in a field
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    Why the Alliance lost in Trengganu: Political rallies not good enough says the Tengku
    426 1 Why the Alliance lost in Trengganu: Political rallies not good enough says the Tengku KUALA TRENGGANU, Sunday. J'HE Alliance itself is to blame for its defeat in Trengganu State elections the first set-back in the nine State elections 60 Car. Putting the blame squarely on the Trengganu Alliance/ the former
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    Lock icon 37 KILLED AS FAST TRAIN HITS BUS
    119 1 32 injured at level crossing BERLIN, Sunday. npHIRTY-SEVEN people were killed and 32 in- Jured 12 seriously near Lauffen Am Neckar last night when a fast passenger train crashed into a fully loaded bus at a level crossing. The train travelling on the
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    Lock icon Historian dies
    33 1 LONDON, Sun.— Sir Archibald Hurd. naval historian and author, died at. his home in Brasted, Kent, today at the age of 89. He suffered a heart attack ten di.ys ago. Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 PLeDGe WEST BERUN UN l». '»ry of State. Mr. ii n. it re(rom ihr <.rneva MinMand ded*r< d the West would makr "no merit" wit Hi... would undt-rmin,. the fl 1 1 ill— of W VV I.
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    UMNO will not be tied down to SPA
    259 2 LEADER EXPLAINS PARTY STAND IN ASSEMBLY SINGAPORE, Sunday. A FORMAL link-up of the UMNO and Singapore People's Alliance as a united opposition in the Legislative Assembly will not be made. Inche Abdul Hamici Allwie. chairman of Singapore UMNO's emergency interim committee, said
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    Jungle war training for 10
    36 2 TEN VIETNAMESE army officers who have arrived in Malaya to undergo jungle warfare training. This Straits Times picture taken in Singapore shows Capt. Nguyen Van Chuc, the leader, fifth from rifht.
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    Lock icon The TU-tourists
    31 2 LONDON, Sun— A Russian i TU-104 Jei airliner left London airport yesterday with 34 people. Including 22 Americans, on the first British- i planned air tour of Russia.— Reuter
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    2 WORDS COST HIM $200
    76 2 2 WORDS COST HIM $200 IOIIOItt BAIIRL'. SunMajor 11. H. I •in.-.li. 47. was fined $200 in the magistrate's court today for insulting a police inspector by calling him a "stupid b Pleading guilty to the charge. Thrish told the court that he lost his temper when Inspector i.urbakh Singh
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    Tliief jailed for 10 months
    52 2 Tliief jailed for 10 months JOHORE BAIIRU. Sun Jamaludin Mohamed Akir, 22. of Singapore, was sentenced here today to 10 months' Jail to be followed by 12 months' police supervision on a charge of having commitU'd housebroaking and theft at Mersing on May 25. The case was heard in Mersing
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    YWCA leader
    19 2 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mrs. D. M. Oaggino has been elected president of the Young Women's Christian Association here.
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    They're wed—9 years and scores of letters later
    91 2 They 're wed— 9 years and scores of letters later MR. THOMAS MASON ;i*d his bride, Mis, Anne Francis Dewar, after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, on Saturday. Mr. Mason, of the frozen goods department of the Singapore Cold Storage, first met Miss Dewar, a London fashion model,
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    Operation on boy victim of thugs
    145 2 Operation on boy victim of thugs DENANG, Sun. Ong Tat Ban. 17, a pupil at the Methodist Afternoon School, was given an emergency operation when he was admitted to the General Hospital here last night. Tat Ban. fifth son of Mr. Ong Kee Seong. chief clerk of the Penang Public
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    GOVT URGED TO GRANT HOME LOANS
    71 2 GOVT URGED TO GRANT HOME LOANS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Selangor branch of the Malayan Technical Services Union today urged the Government to grant housing loans to workers In the lower Income group. These loans should be Interest free so that workers would have their own homes before they retired.
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    Woman fined for hawking
    42 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A mother of six children. Yip Ah Ylng. was fined $10 here for hawking fowls without a licence. Yip said her husband had deserted her and she had to do something to earn a living.
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    New co-op
    25 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Th» Stan vac Employees' Co-ope-rative Thrift and Loan Society has been registered by the Government. The president is Mr. H.L. Beemer.
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    The road signs that only point to confusion
    133 2 The road signs that only point to confusion KUALA LUMPUR. San. A representative of the British Army in the Kuala Lumpur Municipal road safety committee Major K.J.U. Barnes, has claimed that "Please Cross Here" signs here were causing a lot of confusion. He told a recent meeting of the committee
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    $5,000 to blind
    31 2 KUCHING. Sun _T fe e Sarawak Socla! Welfare Council has agreed to the formation of a fund for the blind and has made an Initial donation of $5,000.
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    STORE TWINS GRADUATE AS DOCTORS AT DUBLIN COLLEGE
    226 2 STORE TWINS GRADUATE AS DOCTORS AT DUBLIN COLLEGE SINGAPORE. Sunday. rTWIN sons of a Singapore eye surgeon have just x graduated together as doctors at Trinity College > in Dublin. Dr. Tan Soo Hock and Mrs. Tan received a I cable this morning tell- ing them of the success of
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    27 scouts get certificates
    42 2 PENANG. Sun. Twentyseven scouts received the "Pengakap di-Raja" (Kings Scout) certificates from the Governor. Raja Tun Uda at a ceremony in the residence yesterday. The ceremony was attended by 1,000 scouts, and cubs who alt.o took their oaths.
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    New party
    23 2 KUCHING. Sun— T h Government has approved the application for registration by the Sarawak United People's Party formed two weeks ago.
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    RAMC SHOW HOW THEY WORK IN AN EMERGENCY
    74 2 RAMC SHOW HOW THEY WORK IN AN EMERGENCY KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. More than 500 visitors today watched the Royal Army Medical Corps demonstrate their work in emergency conditions at the Klnrara Hospital. Among the demonstrations were the landing of a helicopter, blood tranfuslon. the operation of an iron lun? and
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    ART GALLERY PLEA TO GOVT.
    209 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Art Society is to ask the new culture-conscious Government to help achieve its long-c herished dream of having a national art gallery here. The society feels that budding young artists would feel discouraged if their works fall to find a "home."
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    Lock icon Indonesia: Army will overcome crisis in proper way
    202 3 Indonesia: Army will overcome crisis in proper way MAJOR SAYS: WE ARE THE DRIVING FORCE IN THE COUNTRY... JAKARTA, Sunday. T^HE Indonesian Army spokesman, Major -L Harsono, said today the army remained optimistic that Indonesia's present constitutional crisis would "be overcome in a proper way." He reaffirmed that the army
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    Lock icon SHIRLEY SEES THE WRESTLING
    61 3 JAPANESE actress Yoshiko (Shirley) Yamaguchi, right, at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium watching a wrestling match with her husband, Mr. Tadashi Ohtaka. Miss Yamaguchi retired from the screen and stage before her marriage Jn Rangoon. Her husband, a career diplomat, was then assigned to the Japanese Embassy
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    Lock icon PEASANTS CLEAR HONAN OF LOCUSTS
    132 3 PEASANTS CLEAR HONAN OF LOCUSTS PEKING, Sun. Chinese peasants have cleared locusts from an area of more than 1,040 square miles in Honan Province after a month's campaign. This leaves about 300 square miles of this, important wheat and cotton growing area of north central China still affected by these
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    Lock icon MP: WHY WE MUST ALLOW HONG KONG A MARKET
    214 3 LIVERPOOL, Sunday. MR. ROBERT H. Turton, Conservative Member of Parliament and former Minister of Health,yesterday defended the increased imports of textiles from Hong Kong. Speaking at a meeting at Barrowford. he asked: "Have you considered the reasons for these imports? "Communist
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    Lock icon Dead certainty
    23 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun. The three-year-old favourite. Uru, dropped dead with a furlong to go during a race here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon $600 MIL. AID FOR DEVELOPING INDIA
    148 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. THE United States will lend India US$2OO million x ($6OO million) for development during the final two years of India's Five Year Plan, according to congressional testimony. Giving this estimate to the Senate foreign relations committee on May 4. the Under Secretary
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    Japan's biggest
    23 3 TOKYO, Sun. The largest Japanese tanker ever built was launched at Malzuru dockyard, north-west Japan, yesterday. It weighs 47.300 tons.— U.P.l.
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    Crops damaged
    19 3 SAIGON. Sun. Heavy rains and strong winds have caused extensive damage to crops In North Vietnam.— TT.P.I.
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    GRADS SENT TO COMMUNES
    74 3 TAIPBH, Sun. Communist China has decided to send all college graduates to communes this summer regardless of what they have learned or desire. These graduates, estimated ot about 60.000. will be sent to the barren regions in the north-west and other remote areas. The Ministry of
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    Lock icon Roman circus unearthed
    45 3 POME. Sun.— ltalian archaeloglsts have discovered a Roman circus here dating from the third century A.D. which may rival the Colosseum In magnificence Begun during the reign of Emperor Hellogabulus. it is probably about 50 yards long and 120 yards wide.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon COURT RULES A LOVE AFFAIR ISN'T A CONTRACT
    106 3 COURT RULES A LOVE AFFAIR ISN'T A CONTRACT BERLIN. Sun. A West Berlin labour court has ruled that a love affair between an employer and an employee is not a work contract. The court rejected the plea of a married woman. 23. against her boss, 82. who dismissed her when
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    Ulbricht loses his voice
    56 3 BERLIN. Sun.— East German President. Mr. Walter Ulbrlcht. returned today from Moscow, minus his voice. A crowd of 10.000 East Berliners welcoming Mr. Ulbrlcht back from their talks with Mr. Khrushchev broke into laughter when the loudspeakers announced that Mr. Ulbricht could not make a scheduled
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    Lock icon 30 boats lost
    18 3 HALIFAX. Sun— About 30 small craft are missing after a violent storm last night.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Protests at the sale of tinned sparrow
    172 3 Protests at the sale of tinned sparrow ONDON, Sun. Bri- Lj tish animal lovers have been shocked by tne sale in London and some provincial cities ot tinned sparrow from Hong Kong and Japan. Reynolds News reported today. The newspaper said it was available in two forms: Smoked sparrow from
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    Lock icon Liberace last
    37 3 LONDON. Sun.— The Chiswick Empire an old variety theatre, closed last night. Its passing was marked only by a brief mention from the stage by the American entertainer Liberace, who was the last performer— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mystic gave me new life, says Miss Bartok
    283 3 Mystic gave me new life, says Miss Bartok BOOK IS SILENT ON CHILD'S FATHER LONDON, Sun. Eva Bartok describes in a book to be published here tomorrow how the Indonesian mystic Pak Subuh brought about her. spiritual "rebirth" and made it possible for her to have a baby without a
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    Lock icon Riot alert in the Congo
    44 3 BRAZZAVILLE. Sun. Reinforcements of steel-hel-meted gendarmes poured Into Brazzaville yesterday to meet the threat of tribal rioting in the Congo Republic. OflMals said they feared the African suburbs of Bacongo and Poto Poto might erupt Into bloodshed again U.P.I
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    Portrait of Marion presented to Soekarno
    129 4 Portrait of Marion presented to Soekarno SINGAPORE, Sun. A pastel portrait of Marion Willis. "Miss Singapore." was given to President Soekarno during his recent visit to a Tokyo art exhibition. This is reported in The Mainichi. Tokyo English language newspaper. It was presented by Mr. Abdullah Basoeki. th«- Indonesian artist
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    Last acts of Council before it is prorogued
    194 4 Last acts of Council before it is prorogued APPROVAL FOR HIGHWAY CODE AND TREATY WITH INDONESIA KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. QNE OF THE last acts of the present Federal Council will be to put out a highway code. It will also ratify the friendship treaty between the Federation and Indonesia. These
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    SON BAPTISED IN THE CHURCH WHERE THEY WERE MARRIED
    85 4 Twenty-one months after their marriage at the Presbyterian Church in Singapore, Mr. Melville P. Carson and Mrs. Carson returned to the church yesterday for an equally happy ceremony the christening of their first child, Matthew Wellington. Mr. Carson, wno is me
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    A plea for free treatment
    47 4 A plea for free treatment SINGAPORE. Sun. The Bidadari branch of the Singapore UMNO has asked the Health Ministry to give free service to those seeking treatment at the City Council dispensary at 3rd mile. Upper Serangoon Road. The dispensary at present charges patients 50 cents each.
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    N.Z. Minister flies home
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The New Zealand Minister for Labour, Immigration and Mines, Mr. F. Hackett, left here for Melbourne by air early this morning. Mr. Hackett has been attending an International Labour Organisation conlerence In Geneva.
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    General leaves
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— MajorGeneral A.P.W. Hope, officer in charge of Administration, General Headquarters. FARELF. left here today for a two-week visit to the Federation.
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    THE KING TO CELEBRATE JUBILEE OF NEGRI REIGN
    68 4 THE KING TO CELEBRATE JUBILEE OF NEGRI REIGN SEREMBAN. Sun. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong. the ruler of Negri Sembilan before he was elected a* Paramount Ruler in 1957. will celebrate the Silver Jubilee of his reign in Negri Semblan in November. He ascended to the throne of his slate on
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    2,500 at picnic
    22 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Nearly 2.500 people attended the staff picnic given by Malayan Breweries Ltd. at South Winds, Jurong, today.
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    NAP leaders decide to carry on
    141 4 fPOH, Sun. —To be or not to be that was the question which faced a top-level meeting of the National Association of Perak here today. The seven-year-old political party with its large and lnfluencial membership drawn from the three communities has, however, made little
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    WHY ALLIANCE LOST in TRENGGANU POLLS—and HOW THEY VOTED
    1117 4 WHY ALLIANCE LOST in TRENGGANU POLLS— and HOW THEY VOTED From Page One "whichever party that comes Into power." Dr. Burhanuddin. the sec-retary-general of the PMIP, Inche Othman bin Abdullah, and other top officials are now In Kelantan working hard to repeat the party's Trengganu success. But Tengku Abdul Rahman
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    SATA'S FLAG DAY TO HELP MASS X-RAY
    80 4 SATA'S FLAG DAY TO HELP MASS X-RAY SINGAPORE, Sun. The proceeds of SATAs flag day on July 11 will be used to finance the work of its clinic and its mass Xray drive. From July 1. SATA will begin free X-rays for 20.000 people in the Tanjong Pagar area. The
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    Royal Signals Corps Week
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The annual Royal Signals (Far East) Corps Week this year starts tomorrow. On Wednesday there will be beating of retreat by the regimental pipes and drums of the 17 Gurkha Division Signals Regiment.
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    League to help 'roaming' youths
    122 4 League to help 'roaming' youths PENANG, Sun. Over 30 delegates from Malay organisations A throughout the Federation today unanimously agreed to form a Peninsular Malay Youth League. Inche Yusofl Shariff. chairman of the organising committee, told a meeting at UMNO headquarters here: Their plight "We are here to work for
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Anne—the "Queen of the stage'
    1368 5 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Anne— the "Queen of the stage' She had passion for plays DRURY Lane Theatre was in uproar one winter's night in 1711. Tw o periwigged ;nid belaced young gallants their faces flushed with wine and jealousy had suddenly leapt from their boxes on to the stifle.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 6 Wor4t tit (Mimtmmm). WEE BROTHERS and ulsters of 94, Shrewsbury Road, wish to thank their relations and friends for the wreaths, scrolls, donations, night visits and attendance at the funeral of their mother Mrs. Wee Kirn Chlew.
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    The Straits Times Monday, June 22, 1959 Shock in Trengganu
    522 6 The Straits Times Monday, June 22, 1959 Shock in Trengganu A serious reverse for the Alliance in any State election would produce a sense of shock. The sting of defeat in Trengganu has been all the keener after the party's triumphant march through the eight preceding elections. Up to >
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    Pay Cuts
    347 6 Of 14.000 people in the Singapore Government's service, more than half will not be affected by the pay cuts which have been announced. The eight thousand daily rated workers have been spared. Only a handful will lose the maximum of $400 a month, and no more than 600
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    352 6 A rich harvest from the sea is something for which fishermen ought to be able to give thanks, and if the report that a Ceylonese firm may become a buyer is true the glut of ikan kembong on Pangkor Island may yet prove a blessing. Nevertheless, at this
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    1000 6 WHO IS COMMITTING HIS COUNTRY TO AN ACT OF WAR TO KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON EDEN: NED HAVE HAD TO 60 ANYWAY... says AUTHOR LONDON, Sun. MR RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, in a book being published tomorrow, asked why it was that Sir
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    370 6 Gold run starts big drive for a balanced budget WASHINGTON. Sun. Y/HAT worries Americans most these days is the world position of the dollar. As a short-term problem Jt is reflected In the continuing outflow of gold, as a long-term problem It Is an adverse balance of payments, for the
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    PLEA FOR SUPPORT, UNITY OF WORKERS
    234 7 IPOH, Sun. —An appeal to workers to strengthen their union by giving it continued supwas made here today by the secretary-general of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr P. P. Narayanan. Mr. Narayanan who pM a guest speaker at the an. nual general
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    126 7 Two more bridges for Pahang KUANTAN. Sin. Bridges are to be built at Tanah Puteh and Temerloh Pahang to replace the present ferries. The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Inche Sardon bin Hajl Jublr. said this today when he opened a merdeka telephone kiosk at Tanah Puteh. Inche Sardon
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    37 7 KUALA LUXiPUK. Sun. A trade unionist, Mr. K. V. Thaver, has asked the Federation Government whether it has considered granting a paid holiday to its daily-rated employees on the birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Dr. N.K. Ghose. radiologist at the General Hospital in Johore Bahru. accompanied by his wife. Mrs. (Dr.) Ghose. has left for India on a vacation.
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    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Selangor Scout Council will hold a dance at the Chinese Assembly Hall on Aug. 1 in aid of the Chief Scout's Endowment Fund.
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    King and Queen to visit Malacca this week
    155 7 J£UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— > The Yan K di-Pertuan Aeon* and Ra.ia Permai- I suri Agong will pay an "official but non-ecremo- nial" visit to Malacca next week, a Government statement said today. They will leave Kuala Lumpur by car on Thursday. The
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    351 7 EXPATRIATE OFFICERS ALSO MAY BE AMONG THE 2,000 EMPLOYEES AFFECTED SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Government's pay-cut policy will also apply to the staff of the City Council. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. P. C. Lim, the administrator of the City Council, to leaders
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    WHEN TO MEET THE TURTLE MIGRANT FROM SOUTH CHINA...
    182 7 WHEN TO MEET THE TURTLE MIGRANT FROM SOUTH CHINA... KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TOURISTS to Malaya will in future know all the A interesting events of the year at a glance by consulting the Government's new tourist calendar. These calendars, issued by the Department of Tourism recently, contain information on festivals,
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    Pepper attack on gold shop man
    178 7 BLINDED, HE BEATS ROBBERS SINGAPORE. Sunday. MR. YEO KEE SENG, a goldsmith's assistant, last night foiled a robbery attempt by holding on to a bag containing $4,000 worth of Jewellery, though he had been blinded with pepper. Mr. Yeo was taking gold ornaments to
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    MIC WANTS 2 SEATS IN FEDERAL POLLS
    152 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Selangor Malayan Indian Congress wants to contest two seats in the Federal elections, the president. Mr. V. Manickavasagam, told the Straits Times today. He said this after a state executive committee meetIns here today at which a nine-man committee
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    New president of union
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Sun— Mr. S. Rajoo was elected president of the Singapore Union of Postal and Telecommunications Workers at Its annual conference today. Mr. G. Kandasamy is the general secretary and Mr. Tal Cheong Chong the treasurer.
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    Alliance to sponsor contests for local talent
    282 7 Alliance to sponsor contests for local talent Th TPOH, Sun. The UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance is sponsoring the first Malayan cultural talent championships to be held in the Selangor Badminton Hall in Kuala Lumpur for four days, from July 31. The championships are divided Into seven classes, with some of them sub-divided
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    58 7 Teluk Anson's only scout for jamboree PATROL leader Ng Wan Chiew, 14, will be the only scout from Teluk Anson district to attend the 10th World Scouts Jamboree at Manila next month. A son of Mr. Ng Kit Fong, of the Agriculture Department in Teluk An. son. he is a
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    300 St. John cadets put on show
    124 7 l/UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— More than 300 cadets from seven boys' units and four girls' units of the Bt. John Ambulance Brigade held their fourth Federal annual rally this evening at Baiu Road School field. The Sultan of Selangor took the salute. First-aid flre
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    EMBASSIES COST: ISMAIL TO REPLY
    77 7 EMBASSIES COST: ISMAIL TO REPLY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Legislative Assembly will be told on Wednesday the annual cost of maintaining Malayan embassies and high commissions. The Minister of External Affairs, Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, will give the answer in reply to a question by Mr. K. V.
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    Sultan to open new bridge
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Sultan of Selangor will declare open the $7 million double-decker "Kota" Bridge In Klang on Wednesday. The new bridge will replace the two pontoon bridges Sydney and Madras built by the British Army in 1945.
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    Arts Council Exhibition
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation Arts Council will hold an art and handicraft exhibition at the British Council Hall here tomorrow. The exhibition will be opened by the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johari.
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    PARTY WANTS CONSTITUTION SCRAPPED: 'IT DOESN'T PROTECT THE MALAYS'
    284 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. A newly formed political party here has as its primary aim the scrapping of the present constitution of Singapore. This Is the Gerakan Kebangsaan Melayu Singapura (Singapore Malay Nationalist Movement) which was grant, ed recognition as a political party
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    90 7 FIRM HEAD FLIESINFOR OPENING OF $3-MIL. FACTORY CINGAPORE. Sun. Sir John Deans, chairman of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company, of Britain, arrived here today on his way to Kuala Lumpur to attend the opening of his company's S3 million cable factory in Petaling Jaya. Sir John, who flew in
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    PREMIER JOINS CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN
    146 7 PREMIER JOINS CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN SINGAPORE, Sun. Prime Minister Mr. L°e Kuan Yew, members of his cabine* and their supporters were out in the streets today on the second phase of PAP's campaign to clean the island of party eletion posters and banners. A sudden downpour in the morning made it
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    A BOOK TO PROMOTE GOODWILL
    87 7 SINGAPORE, Sun.— lnche Kadir bin Idrls of Batu Pahat, an ex-serviceman, is planning to write a book which will aim at promoting inter-racial understanding in Malaya. Since leaving his home in April last year, the 25-year-old Malay has visited every state In the Federation to
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    1737 8 The long arm of the Mafia THE DAY 60 GANGSTERS MET TO END A FEUD PAGE EK3HT PRESENTS... I A MONDAY MORMNG REVIEW OF THE BOOKS OF THE WEEK BROTHERHOOD OF EVIL. By Frederic Sondern. Reviewed by Cyril Connolly (Collancz 215.) THE American underworld is to the adolescent imagination what
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      198 8 Straits Times Crossword HP LHP HP Baf^TH^ ■MP r ~«iB^~~ ACBOSS 6 Curse that confounded sheep 9 Barries pirate was curious. d J. 18 **>* Mt having aquiline features SffSo^tr g*" -10 Composer of slmpie harmonies judgment gjg. 12 TSK'stoe word SSr u£ ISt 18 But the place for of
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    966 10 DIGESTING RUBBER SCRIP By Our Market Correspondent QNCE again the Malayan Share Market was quiet and featureless last week with buyers adopting a wait-and-see attitude. Owinf? to the fact that the week's trading was curtailed by two public holidays the reduced turnover was the lowest for
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    33 10 TIN RUBBER (per picul) (per Ib.) June 15 $402.50 95% cts. IS $40?.25 96», eU. 17 $4»2.12< a closed 18 $4*2.25 96" K cts. 19 closed 95% cts. 20 $402.50 closed
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    38 10 On the free exchange market in Hong Kon* on Saturday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.75 tt for cash, and 5.774 for T.T. Sterling was quoted at 16.03 and one tael of gold at *****.
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    SATURDAY BUSINESS
    178 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday (June 2f): "Dull conditions prevailed in all sections and the turnover was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business: Industrials: Fed. Disp. $1.02: Eraser and Neuve ords $1.27 and $1.27H xci; W. Hammer $1.37; Hongkong Bank $450; M. Breweries $2.96
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    604 10 THE Rubber Market was also quieter last week and as on the Malayan Share Market operators were adopting a wait-and-see policy. No particular trend was reported with July flrst grade closing the short trading week at 95g cents the price at which the week opened. The hlfhest
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    802 10 rfIHE following list of revised X quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (June 20). INDISTKIALS Bu>rr> MkH \ir» Mncta Pnf t.Wi Orda iJMj 2.30 tUw le« ii i nn ut to (buy— B. B. Petrol 52/- 54-xdccl 8.
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      375 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, TRENGGANU APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post of Clerk, In the office of Sultan Sulalman Secondary School. Kuala Trengganu. Salary ScaleProbaUoner: $137.50 x 7.50 152.50 Time Scale: $199x14 227/260 x l 4 316/331 z 14 429. Applicants must be Federal Citizens and must have attained their
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      527 11 SITUATIONS VACANT U tt Words SS (Mim.)— Max M rt*. axtrm. i REQUIRED by British Engineering Company person Qualified after further Instructions to design, estimate, promote to owners and architects all types of Architectural Aluminium Installations comprising mainly shop fronts, curtain walling, framing sections, etc. Candidate must have already building
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    651 12  -  AUBREY HIGGS -By TOP SEED OLMEDO FACES TOUCH OPPOSITIOH IN BATTLE FOR 'VACANT 1 SINGLES CROWN f ONDON, Sun.— The attention of the whole sporting world will be focussed for the next two weeks on events at the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club,
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    168 12 'Triple' chance for schoolgirl IPOH, Sunday. lEE KAM WAH. the favourite, entered the men's J singles in the Perak Junior badminton championships when his opponent, Aw Teik Swee, conceded a walkover last night. Aw apparently wanted to concentrate on the doubles He and Tan Eng
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    20 starters left in speed test
    155 12 20 starters left in speed test J E MANS (France). Sun.— Oliver Oendeblen (Belgium) and Phil Hill (U.S.), bidding for their second successive win in the Le Mans 24-hour sports car classic, drove their Italian Ferrari into a commanding lead here today. As the i4th-hour of this spectacular showpiece of
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    Lock icon Oxford's success at tennis
    46 12 LONDON. Sun. Oxford beat Cambridge by 11 matches to 9 in the annual in-ter-university lawn tennis encounter at Eastbourne. Sussex, yesterday. M. V. Krishna Kumar, an Indian student in the Cambridge side, was beaten by M. Morris of Oxford, 8-6. 6.3. —Reuter.
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    Gembira, Shaari gain sth victory
    389 12  - Gembira, Shaari gain sth victory EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Gem-bira-Shaari partnership struck again here yesterday. It was their fifth success. Gembira invariably does his best with apprentice Shaari up. Tracking the leaders up to the home turn, Gembira made a determined challenge on the rails over the
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    297 12 YEW YORK. Sun.-The 1 executive committee of the United States Amateur Athletic Union yesterday demanded that the International Olympic Committee "rescind Immediately the unjustified action" In withdrawing recognition of Formosa. The AAU's resolution was announced at a news conference in conjunction of the
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    598 12 WEIGHTS FOR ALL NINE RACES AT KL ON WEDNESDAY WEIGHTS foi TT all nine races at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday Cl. 5 Div. I— 7F Bonanza 9.00 Pleasant Dream 8.11 (ha Cha C ha 8.11 Overspin B.U Bangkok 8.11 Welsh King 8.11 Gam bar Melayu II 8.10 Bright Sun 8.07
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    290 12 WIGHT (222 NOT OUT) BATS THROUGH SOMERSET'S INNINGS T ONDON. Sun. Peter Wight, Somerset's West Indian batsman, scored 222 not out against Kent at Taunton yesterday, carrying his bat through Somerset's innings of 450 Close of play scores: At Portsmouth: Hampshire 280 (Oray 89). Worcestershire 107-1 (Kenyon 69
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      74 12 SINGAPORE: S*ceer Joint Services v Hong Kong Chinese. Jalan Besar Stadium. 8 p.m., SAFA league. Div. 28. Dockyard v Darul Aliah "A". Jalan Besar, 6.30 Dm.; Div. 38. STB v Buklt Panjang. Geylang; Cosmos v Binuiik Bulan. Balestier Road: SHB Police v Teluk Kurau United. Parrer Park. Cricket Interschool knockout
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    519 13 Perak have all the luck, upset Penang By LEE. FOO SAN. IPOH. Sunday OERAK had almost all the luck of the game on A their side when they beat Penang, the defending champions, by two goals to one in their first round tie, in the north section of the Malaya
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    358 13  -  SAUL JOSHUA By Kuala Lumpur, Sun. rTHE facts behind the J- omission of centre forward Abdul Ghani. winger Rahim Omar and goalkeeper Lourdes from Selangor's Malaya Cup soccer team at Seremban on Saturday were revealed today by a top official of the Football Association
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    24 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. Red House (116 points) were the champion s at Pulau ukom English School athletics meet held on the Island yesterday
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    88 13 HANDICAP GIVES SELANGOR VICTORY pENANG, Sun.-^Selangorl won the Burma-Malaya= Cup thanks to a half-goali handicap when they meti Singapore Polo Club in thei final here today. There wasno scoring in the game. Ullywhites won the Heahi Swee Lee Cup, beating thei Ipoh Cavaliers 4-1 J. Ullywhites scored twice ln^ the
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    71 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Abdullah Piruz beat Lai Fooki Ylng, the holder, 15-12. 17-141 in the men's singles final of I th* Selangor restricted bad-! mm ton championships here! tonight. Jfra. C. Samuel won the tr» Aen's singles title by beating I Dolly Tan 11—5. 3—ll. 11—1. Lai Fook
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    253 13 M SINGAPORE, Sunday. ALACCA, beaten 3-1 by Singapore and trounced 14-3 by Selangor, today scored a surprise 2-1 over Singapore Joint Services in a south zone Malaya Cup soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium Services were woefully i weak in front of goal and whatever good
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    89 13 [JUALA LUMPUR, 8 n. John Fowler of Negrl Sembilan and Don Clayton, a new arrival from Australia, won the men's doubles title of the Selangor lawn tennis open championships here today. They beat S. A. Azman and Zainal Abidln All 12-10. 6-4. 6-2. Fowler, who was beaten
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    83 13 SINGAPORE. Sun.— L. Holloway, with a score of 39 points, won the Royal Island Club's "A" division monthly medal Stableford played at Thomson Road today. The "B" division winner was J. F. Listzan, with 37 points. L. Holloway also won the "A" division ballsweep competition with
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    79 13 SYDNEY. Sun.— Australian soccer "•tches played today resulted Victoria State Leame: BoxhiU 2 Polonia 3. N.S.W. Fed. m». l: Balgownie Budapest 2; Auburn l Hakoah X.S.W. red. Di». t: Concordla 5 Polonia 2. Queensland Dlv. 1: St. Helen's 5 Dinmore l: Corinthians 1 Oxley 5. Queensland Div.
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    268 13 JJUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Federation Armed Forces beat Perils 3-1 In their north zone Malaya Cup soccer match at Rifle Range Road here today but It took them 55 minutes to assert their superiority. Armed Forces' victory gave them their first points from four matches
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    172 13 CINGAPORE. Sun— A former Middlesex wicket-keeper Major Pat Griffin today set a record for tournament cricket in Singapore when he hit six sixes in one over. Representing OHQ in the Singapore Cricket Association Junior tournament. 40-year-old Oriffln hit the Singapore Cricket Club
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    332 14 US race violence on the increase in the deep South ATLANTA, Sunday. VIOLENCE, intimidation and reprisals have increased in the Southern States of the United States since 1955 when the Supreme Court outlawed the segregation of white and Negro pupils in public schools, according to a report issued here. Published
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    44 14 ROME. Sun. Americanborn Princess Ella Delia Torre c Tasso died in her fabulous lakeside villa last night at the age of 84. The Princess, the former Ella Holbrook-Walker of Detroit, was the widow of Prnce Alessandro Delia Torre c Tasso.—U.P.l. i
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    25 14 FLORIDA, Sun.— Blue-eyed Mrs. lowa, Margaret J. Prlebe, mother of four children, was selected yesterday as the new Mrs. America of 1959.— UP.1.
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    161 14 LONDON, Sunday. HPHE Rev. Brian Hession, 49-year-old founder of Cancer Anonymous, was "satifactory" today after his third operation for cancer at Westminster Hospital here. Rev. Hession collapsed with cancer In California five years ago and was given only three days to live. Doctors said
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    72 14 Look... no pilot! CANBERRA. Sun. A pilotli-ss version of the Canberra Jet bomber developed by Australian and British scientists and engineers has made its first flight successfully at the Woomer rocket range in South Australia. Mr. Alan Hulme. Australian Supply Minister, said today the Canberra wag the first twin Jet
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    498 14 LEE: 'WE HAVE IMPORTANT COMMITMENTS' -2£ From Page One the Singapore Civil Service Joint Council) led by Mr. K. Thlllaimpalam came to see me to try and secure our support to consolidate variable allowances into basic and thereby getting them guaranteed by the constitution. In the middle of the election
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    53 14 LONDON, Sun. The British Army's tallest soldier, 7 ft. 3in. Cpl. Robert Parsons, married 6ft. Miss Ann Carolan, of Berlin, in Chester yesterday. Cpl. Parsons weighs 18 stones, has special bed and has to ha\e all his army clothes specially made. >liss Carolan is
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    61 14 ROME. Sun. Three hotel maids were killed today and one seriously injured when they jumped from the sixth floor of Rome's Ambasciatore Hotel after fire broke out in the lift shaft. The fire badly damaged the servants quarters on the top floor of the hotel
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    113 14 KALJMPONG, Sun. Mr. Tsarocg Shape, the richest man in Tibet, died in Lhasa a week ago, according to reliable reports reaching here today. He was 74. 'Mr. Tsarong, known as "the Rockefeller of Tibet," was born the son of a poor arrow maker but
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    1068 14 SCC BEAT CLOSEST RIVALS POLICE TO TAKE BIG LEAD SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE Cricket Club, defending champions in the Singapore Cricket Associations's Senior tournament, brightened their title prospects when they beat their nearest rivals. Police by 37 runs on the padang today. S.C.C. have now established a big lead in points
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    77 14 THE REST OF THE SPOUTS ITEMS I LE MANS. Sun.— Brit'^h Aston Martins finished first and second in the 24-hour Le Mans sports car race today— the first time they have ever won the event. The winning Aston Martin was driven by Roy Salvadori
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    62 14 LONDON, Sun— At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Australian left-hander Neale Fraser will enter the Wimbledon centre court to open the 1959 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships with a match against Pierre Darmon, of France. The defending champion Is normally accorded this honour, but as Ashley Cooper, the 1958
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    81 14 CINGAPORE. Sun. Sin Pang i won the "B 1 division championship of the S.Y.S.C. Basketball League when they best Fish Merchants 77*75 In the final at Happy World tonight. Last night Anglo-Chinese School won the "C" division champion- ship the first English school
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