Sunday Standard, 2 July 1955

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    18 1 Singapore Standard n it m \..1. S V SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JLLY 2, 195.-> 1 1 i»ju;es is <>\ i*
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    Lock icon America's Steel Strike Settled
    8 1 America's Steel Strike Settled i Price Increase i
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    Lock icon Eight Die When 8 Jets Crash
    28 1 I UP) E c lr i given I 1952, i c rtely. Ota > meed eight ot k ofl B died, they i
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    Lock icon Walter Raleigh Act For Queen
    91 1 photo DUNDEE, Scotland: The Queen smiles, and walks over cloaks laid by four medical students who "did a Sir Walter Rale.gh" as she left Queen's College, Dundee, after a t. The quartet had noticed that the carI laid for her was ram, so before she
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    Lock icon Clerk Kidnapped By Armed Thugs
    232 1 Robbed Of $2,773 Payroll THE smoke-nous* foreman Bf Thong GVian afta Company, Singapore, Low Gwee Boon, was kidnapped and robbed of a pay packet containing $2,113 by three armed thugs at the junction of Thomson Road and Adam Road, yesterday morning. The money was wages
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    Lock icon FAURE GETS ONE FRANC
    45 1 BORDEAUX, July 1 (Reutcr> Marcel Bouyer. a baker, was fined 25.000 francs (about £25) here yesterday for slandering the French Premier. M. -Edgar Faure. by saying that Faure was not his real name. The Premier was awarded one franc symbolic damages.
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    Lock icon TRABERT WINS TITLE
    37 1 TONY TRABERT, United States, won the men's singles title when he beat Kurt Nielsen of Denmark 6-3, 7-5. <i-l in the final of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships yesterday. (Full results in Page 13)
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    Lock icon TROOPS OUT
    35 1 SANTIAGO. Chile. July 1 (Reuter) Chilean troops patrolled railway lines and bridges late last night after the failure of negotiations to avert a nationwide strike of railway workers due to start at midnight.
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    Lock icon Missing Pilot's Body Found
    43 1 TOKYO July 1 (UP) Japanese police today found the body of a missing U.S. marine pilot in the wreckage of his plane on a volcanic island where he died in the search for two other flier* lost at sea.
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    Lock icon Yangtse Swells To Flood Level
    30 1 HONGKONG. July 1 <UP) The rain-swollen Yangtse River surged within a fraction of an inch of the "alarm line" in Red China's rice bowl today.
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    Lock icon U.S. Hands Diem $11M. Aid Cheque
    99 1 U.S. Hands Diem $11 M. Aid Cheque SAIGON July 1 (UP) The U.S. handed Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. who won Vietnam's civil war. a cheque for US$ll,OOO,OOO today. Ambassador Frederick G Reinhardt handed Premier Diem the cheque for additional aid. The money will be used to provide jobs and build
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    Lock icon Kyle Is Now Vice-Marshal
    53 1 LONDON. July 1 (Reuter) Air Commodore W. H. Kylo. Air Officer commanding in Malaya, was today promoted to the rank of Air Vice-Marshal. Air Vice-Marshal Kyle, who was born at Kalgoorlie, Australia was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in World War 11. He is an Aide-de-Camp
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    Lock icon MAJOR'S CAR ON FIRE
    38 1 An Army major's car was severely burnt when it caught fire at his residence in Cornwall Road. Gillman Barracks, in Singapore late last night. The Fire was put out by the Army Fire Brigade.
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    Lock icon WON CHAMPAGNE IN UNDERPANTS
    193 1 LONDON. July 1 (Reuter) A dashing young society blade last night strode out of a debutantes' ball at London's swank Savoy Hotel, peeled off his immaculate white tie and tails and plunged in his underpants into the River Thames to win a bottle of Champagne. The
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    Lock icon 500 FEARED DROWNED OFF SIAM
    164 1  - 500 FEARED DROWNED OFF SIAM JOGINDER SINGH TRAGIC FAREWELL TO PILGRIMS By Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRU, Fri. Five hundred people were thrown into the sea off Patani in Southern Thailand when tidal waves capsized 50 sampans on June 23. All are believed to have drowned. Only 20 bodies have
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    Lock icon Soekarno Due In Colony On July 12
    121 1 Soekarno Due In Colony On July 12 PRESIDENT Sockarno A Indonesia is expected to arrive in Singapore by a specially chartered Garuda Indonesian Airways plane on Tuesday. July 12. at 10.30 a.m on a pilgrimage to Mecca. The President will be in thf Colony for about two and a half
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    27 1 BONN. July 1 (Reuter) The West German Radio Industry expects to produce about 400.000 television sets most of them for the home market this year.
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    Lock icon Navy Ships Ordered To Render Aid
    142 1 FOLDOWING recent incidents on the China coast when British ships were intercepted by Nationalist patrol vessels on the high seas. the British Navy in the Far East lias been ordered to go to their assistance if called for. An Admiralty directive from Jioudon has
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    Lock icon Drank To Death
    32 1 FORLI. Italy. July 1 <AP> A four-year-old girl died ol acute alcoholism here yesterday. She had found her way into the family wine closet while her parents were away
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    Lock icon S'PORE FIRM UPSETS WORLD RUBBER TRADE
    213 1 A SINGAPORE Chinese rubber firm's inability to meet all their June commitments has seriously discomfitted world rubber trade which, in the past week, experienced the skyrocketing: of prices to the highest for more than three years. In Singapore yesterday, rubber prices rose sharply by
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    Lock icon 'Look To Japan For Beauties'
    70 1 'Look To Japan For Beauties' LONDON Jul> 1 <Rruter) The Daily Skruh today puhlished a largr phntogranh of a Jaoaneso Kir!. Keiko Takshashi di'srrilied is "Mis. .laj.an I9S€ under liv headiinr "lapan Does liavr Beauties The caption reads: "Forge* those lloll\uood lovelio those urvaeeuus Italian charmers Instead concentrate on the
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    Lock icon MACDONALD IN COLOMBO
    44 1 COLOMBO. July 1 <Reuter> Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. British High Commissioner designate to India, broke his Journey here lor two hours today on his way from Singapore to New Delhi anc London. Coylon Premier. Sir John Kotelawala. entertained him to lunch.
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    Lock icon British Troops For Red Sea
    164 1 ...TO ENSURE SECURITY LONDON, July 1 (Rcutcr)— The decision to send 1,000 British troops from Cyprus to the British Ked Sea protectorate of Aden was dictated by the recent revolts of the Rabizi tribe in the north and local disturbances in the Mukalla district in
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    25 1 Moscow. July l (Reuteri —Newspapers said today 123.--543.604 Soviet citizens have signed a World Peace Council appeal against preparations lor an atomic war
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    Lock icon 3 BURNT IN JOHORE BAHRU BLAST
    363 1 3 BURNT IN JOHORE BAHRU BLAST ENTIRE TOWN BLACKED OUT JOIIORE BAHRI'. Xi i Three attendants ot the Job Bahru Puv.er Station weie burnt when an explosion rocked I Station at Jalan A this afternoon. Thi blast allcctcd Ui lit in? in the town Ing completely blacked out most of
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    Lock icon Ships Are Unloaded By Troops
    100 1 ANTWERP July 1 (Rent The K'.--:..in Army vcas called in today to unload ship- h unofi .strike of 17 <»(jo An^ dockers wont into Its flith day. Port authorit: d about 100 soldters v- two boats uith cargoes <: perishable goods. But at least 65
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    Lock icon OPEN VERDICT GIVEN ON RIOT INQUEST
    389 2 Boy Shot By An Unknown Person' A FIVE-MAN jury returned an open verdict in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the end of the inquest into the death of the Chinese student, Chong Long Cheong 16, who died from a gunshot wound during the
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    Lock icon WOMAN BANDIT KILLED IN PAHANG
    140 2 WOMAN BANDIT KILLED IN PAHANG KUALA LUMPUR Fri. A I on of th< Vlr Battarn Rhod pnt. in ambush v> ntakab Irtet ol Pahang. killed a uoman it rr< r. t who arrmd wlttl I hand--na :»'ntifitd as L'ons }\<>n Wah a t- rrtrtet *v, .killed 2 (iur- i n
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    Lock icon Buddhist Ceremony
    16 2 of B nnmava in SI R Ih i tit; at 7 n July 4
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    Lock icon Police Force The MCP To Lie Low
    185 2 THE Island-wide hunt for the Communist thug who threw a Mills bomb into an empty Police pick-up in Singapore on Thursday ninht, forced members oJ the Malayan Communist Party to drop all possible arrangements to celebrate their inauguration. In thf* past, the MCP
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    Lock icon Man Gets Off Outrage Charge
    88 2 Man Gets Off Outrage Charge A YOUNG man. Hor Yoo Chew, was acquitted in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday, on a charge of outraging the modesty of a married woman, it Hyderabad Road, on April 11. The woman. Halimah binte Baharan. alleged that Ilor he Id her brea.st while
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    Lock icon Pin Tables Are Taboo
    52 2 I KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Pin tal c s are to disappear a!. i vii d\ establishm nta oth< r thru, amusement ;);iik-, ii wraa announced today The <^«tr» i^- contained in a:i amen li.-v nl to the rues governing the conditions of their use, which was
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    39 2 THE Ministei for Labour inri Welfare will not hold his weekly "Meet-the-People* 1 session today becailM he has to attend the installation of the new Governor Sir Robert Bl.uk an<l also Heal with other urgent ollkial duties.
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    Lock icon Vietnam's Art In Lacquer
    92 2 LACQUER paintings from Vietnam are nowbeing exhibited in the British Council Hall in Stamford Road, Singapore. The exhibition was opened by the Consul tor Vietnam in Singa- pore. Mr. P. K. Rau, seen in centre addressing the visitors. A renowned Vietnamese lacquer artist Mr. Le Thy.
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    168 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S S Spot Loose 1211 1212 No I R.S S. f.o.b. July 110 1101 No I ill 1 111 1 No. :j io;j; wm Tone: Firm TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was
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    Lock icon HE FAILED TO UPKEEP WIFE
    56 2 TAN .Tin Sua was sentenced to a month's imprisonment by ihe Singapore Sixth Court Magistrate. Mr. J. P. Trainor. fnr not paying his wife a monthly maintenance allowance of $40 as ordered by the I Court. Tan. the Court was told, did not pay his
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    Lock icon 'Malayans Grateful To Have Aussie Troops'
    350 2 NO OPPOSITION HERE SAYS HIMSWORTH KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mr. Eric Himsworth, former Financial Secretary of the Federation said in a letter to the Sydney Herald, a copy of which was received here, that Malayans were grateful to Australia's decision to send troops here to
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    Lock icon Two Fined For Assisting In Illegal Lotteries
    84 2 Two Fined For Assisting In Illegal Lotteries IPOH, Fii. A Kampoaf Jawa resident. Chew Miew Soon (37). was fined $275 by Magistrate Che Jamal. in default, nine weeks' imprisonment today, for assisting in the carrying on of an illegal character lottery. Another Chinese, Choo:.^ Ming (24), o! Bukit Merah New
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    Lock icon Golden Kangaroo For Jubilee Day
    159 2 THIRTY-EIGHT Australian representatives of Austin and Morris manufacturers and dealers arrived in Singapore yesterday by Qanta>-BOAC plane with a gold kangaroo. Mr. A. W. Wood «ate. General Sales Manager ofl the Austin Motor Co. Australia Pty. Ltd.. the leader of the Austin group said the
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    Lock icon ARMY TALKS
    30 2 A TIAM of Briti.sh Army officerj under Majof-Gencra! Churchill, GHQ. Far East Land Forces, will leave for Australia today for routine army discussions with Australia and New Zealand.
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    Lock icon 'It Was But An Innocent Fraud'
    299 2 'It Was But An Innocent Fraud' Counsel Submitted: KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Counsel defending Inspector Sect Soon Guan of the Federal Police Headquarters on a charge of fraudulently using as genuine an official Police diary bearing forged entries, submitted today that the inspector had committed "but an innocent fraud." The submission.
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    Lock icon Army All Out To Beat Housing Racket
    234 3 s mmmg ail it can io help beat the "private housing racket,' an spokesman said in Singapore yesterday. The spokesman was commenting on a Router report m London which said the Forces Help Society last year investigated the problem of unsuitably housed ice
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    26 3 ftfty B od re. 65 'ar. REME ai I Pagar I (iencral in laternity and Yo i tal four 51)
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    Lock icon He Stabbed Man In Row Over Debt
    103 3 He Stabbed Man In Row Over Debt KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The First Magistrate today ordered Fun« Sek Lan, 27. of Petaling Jaya to be given mx strokes with rot tan and bound him over lor six months on a charge or voluntary causing hurt to another man. Yon" Choon Fan
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    15 3 Lee :c igioua c cash c Che to 12 1
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    139 3 Seremban Top Red Surrenders SEREMBAX. Fri. The "most important" Communist terrorist to surrender in Ncgri Sembilan gave himself up at the sth mi:c Pantai Road on Saturday morning. He is Yau Tong 30-year-old District Committee Secretary of the Sercmban Terrorists Organization. News of his surrender was withheld by the Police
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    199 3 I professional entertainer on his own himself as "top flight" involves the risk star, said Mr. Justice Taylor in t delivered in the Singapore Court of Civil rdav. the de- tice. Sir who i, Fryer j Martin, I V ii ope ation orr.ercd by
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    30 3 The in- Health nion. add at week- were I'- J T Rajah. S. George treasurer: re- Khee Moha•i Malek Mr. Tan 1 auditors* «iaal and Che
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    Lock icon SHE FAILS TWICE TO END HER OWN LIFE
    176 3 SHE FAILS TWICE TO END HER OWN LIFE KLANG, Fri.— Alcit guards at Klang's twin bridges across the muddy estuary last night saved' the life of a pretty teen-age Chinese girl who, in a moment of despair, tried to end it all by drowning. The girl, whose identity Police would
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    Lock icon A Warning On Caustic Soda
    66 3 A Warning On Caustic Soda THE Singapore Ministry of Health warns members of the public that a Poisons Licence is required for all sales of caustic soda. Caustic soda is a poison specified in the Poisons Ordinance in Singapore and a licence is required for anyone selling it. Applications for
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    122 3 Benefit Show For Miss Wong A FAREWELL benefit concert for Miss Lolobellc Wong, well-known Singapore pianist. will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 8.45 p.m. on July 25 Organized by Miss Norcrn Stokes in association with the British Council all the artists taking part are young Colony amateurs
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    Lock icon Acquitted Of Cheating
    66 3 KLANG Fri G Selvadurai a 48-year-o!d government pensioner was today acquitted and discharged by the President of the Sessions Court here, on a charge of cheating a fellow pensioner of $1,800. Selvadurai. a former postmaster at Port Swettenham. was alleged to have dishonestly induced Muthusamy. a former
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    Lock icon TRIO JAILED FOR THEFT
    67 3 KLANG. Fri. The Klang magistrate today sentenced a police constable and two others to varying terms of imprisonment for stealing three cases of liquor valued at $600 last New Year's Eve. from a railway wagon in Port Swettenham harbour area The constable. Ramli bin Ahmad, was
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    Lock icon Gurkha Dies In Attack
    56 3 SEREMBAN. Fri. RMeman Balbahadur Thapa of the 2 6 Gurkha Rifles was killed during an attack on a terrorist camp in the Kuala Pilah district on Tuesday, it was announced today. The terrorists six in all used light machine guns in the 35-minute battle. One terrorist
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    54 3 TWO men, Ramasamy Murakayan and J. A Gnapragasam. were tentatively charged in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate Court yesterday with robbing Abdullah bin Mohamad of S^ on Thursday at a lane of Dcskcr Road. Both claimed trial. Bail of 13,000 each was allowed and the case
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    Lock icon Ex-Waiter Had No Case To Meet
    186 3 Ex -Waiter Had No Case To Meet THE Singapore Third District Judge. Mr lI. A. Forrer. yesterday acquitted Govindan.iiiiv K.i'.inyani an ex- .utci. of a robbery charge without calling for his defence. The complainant Ang Ec Tarn. a vegetable-seller told the court that one afternoon in April four Indians held
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    356 3 Sir Robert Gets On The Job SINGAPORE'S new Governor, Sir Robert Black, got down to work rightaway yesterday— the day after he flew into Kallang Airport. K Though he remained all day in Government House, nobcrt was reported to be busy studying the
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    Lock icon FORMER CO-OP OFFICIAL FREED
    166 3 Recalled From U.K. For Trial FORMER secretary of the Singapore Health Department Labourers' Co-operative Society. P. Ramasamy, who was recalled from a course in England to answer a charge of criminal breach of trust of $4.030. was acquitted without his defence being called in the Second
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    91 3 Markets Are Slowly Getting Cheaper MARKET prices in Singapore rue slowly qoins down, the Colony Government indicated in a statement issued sterday afternoon. The statement Raid: '"Apari from seasonal variations, the general trend of prices of commodities has during the lasl six months been slightly downwards.'' Most noticeable reduction has
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    Lock icon Love Of God Through Man Has Led 'Old Priest' Along 50 Golden Years
    424 4  - Love Of God Through Man Has Led 'Old Priest' Along 50 Golden Years MICHAEL GOH By ONCE his beard was a fiery red but now it is bleached and yellow with age. But even when it was a colour to match his occasional temper, his parishioners affectionately called him Lao
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    337 4 Child (3) Died 5 Hrs After Beating, Court Told Mother Faces Inquiry PENANG, Fri. A pretty 24-year-old woman, Aisa binte Isa, who was stated to have beaten her 3-year-old daughter, was alleged in the Magistrate's Court today to have caught hold of her child s hair and pushed her down
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    Lock icon Parents 'Storm' Schools To Register
    142 4 Parents 'Storm' Schools To Register PENANG, I rl. English schools here were "invaded" by parents from early this morning till late in the aitcrnooii. the opening day of registration of pupils born in IJMB. The fear that their children might not be admitted made parents wait anxiousI) at the school
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    Lock icon MAN ACCUSED OF GROWING INDIAN HEMP
    77 4 PENANG. Fri. In the first case of Its kind. 36--year-old Baba bin Mohamed was charged in the Sessions Court today with cultivating six plants of Cannabis Sativa (ganja) at Lines Road on June 30. The charge stated that Baba did not get permission from
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    Lock icon Fined $40
    22 4 WEE Alk Chuan. of Telok Kurau Road, was fined $40 for inconsiderate driving in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday.
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    Lock icon Red Cook Was Made To Slave For His Bosses
    168 4 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL— Ngiam Soo Kirn, 22, who claimed to have been "fogged" into the jungle where he had been a virtual slave to his terrorist bosses, was today imprisoned for four years for consorting: with armed Communist terrorists. Ngiam, who
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    Lock icon No Rotan For Man Who Caused Hurt
    93 4 No Rotan For Man Who Caused Hurt PENANG. Frl. Mr. Justice T.C. Wilkinson in the High Court today quashed thr whipping sentence imposed on Ong Hock Seng, in the Lower Court when he was convicted on a charge of causing hurt to police constable Ahmad bin Mat Isa at the
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    Lock icon S'pore City Assn. Gives Out $3,000
    180 4 S' pore City Assn. Gives Out $3,000 ....And Boys Town Gets Half THREE cheques totalling $3,000 were handed out to three Colony welfare organizations yesterday by the Singapore City Association. A cheque for $1,500 was handed to the Director of Singapore's Boys' Town. Brother Albert, by Mr. S. D. Pillay.
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    Lock icon CATHOLICS TO HONOUR SAINT
    45 4 PENANG. Frl.— The titular least of the Church ot St. Anne at Bukit Mrrtajam will be celebrated on Sunday. July 31. On Saturday, July 30. there will be a candlelight procession of the statue of St. Anne around the church compound.
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    Lock icon Raffles Joint Annual Dinner
    40 4 THE annual combined dinner of Raffles Old Girls' and Old Railiesians' associations will be held at the Capitol Chinese Restaurant on July U Tickets at S7 each are obtainable, at Raffles Institution and Raftlfs Girls' School.
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    Lock icon Teachers Chosen For Training
    143 4 Teachers Chosen For Training MALACCA. Fri. Two teachers Mr C M. Gomes (Banda Hiiir English School) and Mr? Sect Chee Kirn (Portuguese Convent > have been selected fur a year's training course at Brinslord Lodge in England Also selected for training at Brinsford Lodfje are: Messrs. R Punjshotaman Tan Wan
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    100 4 THE Registrar of Vehicles (second from right below). Mr. B. C. J. Buckeridcc spent yesterday afternoon listening to the views of representatives of taxi owners and drivers on the question of badges. The taxi drivers had previously complained that their badges were bulky and they would
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    Lock icon League Aroused By Plight Of Animals
    175 5 THE plight of piss and other animals being: taken to slaughter was yesterday brought up by the VicePresident of the Animal Lovers League, Mr. Leslie Kavner. Mr. Rayner was speaking to 60 teachers in charge of the League's school groups at a tea party
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    410 5 SHB Ready To Submit Claims To Arbitration SINGAPORE sawmillers, already hard hit by the Johore $5 per ton lumber tax, yesterday received a seven point demand from their employees for higher wages and better terms of service. The Singapore Sawmillers' Association yesterday agreed to
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    Lock icon His Debts Rose To $19,000
    117 5 A FORViLR importer of sundry goods M M. Nayagam, told \h~> Singapore High Court yesterday, he started a stationery business in 1 042 with a capital of $500 but by February. 195_'. he found himself with liabilities amounting to between SI B.OOO to $19,000. due
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    86 5 SHB Assn. Plans Mass Protest THE 1.300 members of the Singapore Harbour Staff Association plan to stage a mass protest in front of the Assembly House today where the Colony's new Governor. Sir Robert Black, will be installed. This was decided by the executive council of the Association last night
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    107 5 MALACCA, Fri.— Mr. J A. Vanniasingham was elected President of the Malacca Government and Municipal Staffs at its annual meeting last Thrift and Loan Society Ltd., week. The society approved the draft rules for scholarships to members' children. A sum of $500 out of $5,000
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    178 5 ZAHARA SEEKS BETTER STATUS FOR WOMEN Tin- ;;on and social standing of Malay women today i- weak, the President of tho Malay Women's Welfare Association Che Zahara binto Xoor Mohamed said yesterday She was speaking at a fareweu cartv »iven in her honour by member* of the Association Che Zahara
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      70 5 Weather Report Minimum Temper lture From 7 ::<> p.m. June :*.O to 7..".0 a.m. July Ist Spore i?4F); Penan^ i7.*)l i; Kota Hahru (7!Fi; Kuala l.umpur (74F); IpoJi (7tiF); Kuantan (71Fi Maximum Temperature: From 7.J10 a.m. to 7 ..:0 p.m. July Ist Singapore <89Fi; Penang (88Fi; Kota Bahru (87F): Kuaia
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      509 6 Y^ LLL and accurately briefed on the trend of events in the Colony, Sir Robert Black. Singapore's new Governor, stepped smiling and confident from his plane at Kalians Airport on Thursday to take over the duties of administering the government. Sir Robert is no stranger to
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      454 6 r riIKRE is little likelihood of overwhelming support for Chief Minister David Marshall's proposal lor holding sessions of the Legislative Assembly at night. There are many reasons which can be put ward to show why the suggestion is inadvisable, despite the views of I few citizens picked at
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    1207 6  - Black Christians Build An Ark Cyril Dunn by fJKSIDE a sad lake at the industrial end of Port Elizabeth, on the wind-swept Cape coast, some of the children of Ham are building a new Ark. The builders are Black Christians. They belong to an African called the Apostolic Sabbath Church.
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    263 6 SHORTS FROM THE TALKS r pHE potter's wheel and A the wheeled vehicle are a bare six thousand years old; the spindle hasn't been used for more than two thousand years longer. Men have been making tools, however, for perhaps some five hundred thousand years. The wheel was invented somewhere
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    1084 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekrra THIEF Minister David Marshall must have won a large number of > new admirers and re- gained the confidence of many of the old ones following his "straight from the shoulder" talk to the Peoples' Action Party at Wednesday's meeting of the
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    260 6 ;<; Release Welcomed if TTUSAJi MELAYU weYomes ii^ the release of Ahmad M Bocstamam, former k V of the Angkatan Pcmuda 7 Insaf after seven years of M detention under the Emer- gency Regulations. It desi cribes Boestamam's deteni tion as a live issue among Malays who
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      38 6 Sir: A road Is I to bo a canal final, the authorities rone' pay their immrdiau Lent ion to save It from its prospective calamity, none other than rercsa Rd., off Kg Road. T. GLORY. Singapore.
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    218 7 Dr. Adenauer Says Yes' To Moscow N N J.ih I, (Keuter)— West Germany's reply to Nll inviting Dr. Konrad Adenauer to Mosinu the establishment of trade and ions between the two countries was IViris yesterday, the West German news I ;M >rt«'d here. 32 rnr^ The reply proposes that there
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    99 7 Swedish Miss First-Date Kiss TORONTO, Canada. July 1 i.\P> Pretty old (iunnel Hi II— I. a retent arrival from Sweden. m\s she is "shocked" by the HJ.lt Mill Mill of Canadian men. "Over here the boys rxpert I good -night kiss after the l i r > t date,* 1
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    90 7 Too Many Political Parties BAXD.iERMASIN. Indonesia. I, (APJ Vitc-Prcsidcnt kmrned fiatta wants a rclii the number ol political parties in Indonesia. He told an informal political gathering here "there are too many parties in Indonesia." He added he hoped that when general elections are held there would be "only three
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    76 7 photo TONI, the bachelor hippopotamus of the Frankfurt Zoo, hangs viciously on to the ear of Kithany, the elephant Miss, who has consistently refused to speck to him. The age-old quarrel flared up when Kithany came too close to Toni's cage, he leaped at her with
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    161 7 LONDON. July 1 (Rcuter)— The Economist, leading British weekly review, said today that the World Bank mission to Malaya and Singapore, whose report was published last week "draws a picture of a country poised between affluence and decline." It said that the emphasis in the report
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    773 7 DEFENCE TELLS OF PISTOL THREAT DUESSELDORF, July 1, (Reuter) Sgt. Frederick Emmett-Dunne struck Sgt. Reginald Watters in self-defence after being held up with a .38 pistol, the defence claimed today. Mr. Derek Curtis-Bennett, Q.C defending EmmettDunne on a murder charge, told his
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    37 7 NEW DELHI. July 1 (Renter) A direct radio lelegraph service between India and Yugoslavia was opened yesterday marking the first day of a seven-day visit to Yugoslavia by Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister.
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    56 7 CALCUTTA, July 1 (UP) Three hundred employees of the Reserve Bank of India office at Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh Province, began a nohaircut, no-shave strike yesterday to win a pay increase. They announced they would walk out on July 18 if the unshaved faces and ruffled heads had
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    103 7 NEW YORK. July 1 (AP) State Supreme Court Justice Hamilton Ward. 50. ocaped injury late Wednesday night when a barrage of bullets was fired at his ca,r in an apparent attempt at a "gangland .style" killing. Ward said the shooting miaht have stemmed
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    61 7 CAIRO. July 1 (AP) An exiled Moroccan leader flatly warned France yesterday the Moroccan people will continue their fight against French "classic oppression." Al!al Fassi. leader of the Moroccan Istiqlal Party, told a news conference the United States by supporting Frenrh policy in Morocco. have obtained the
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    211 7 WASHINGTON. July 1 (UP) A landlord reported yesterday that 11 families of Russian Embassy personnel have moved out of his apartment building since he began renting to Negro tenants a month ago. The building owner, Russianborn Charles Baron, also observed that the American white families were
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    515 7 Britain To Confer With Greece Turkey COMMONS GREETS ANNOUNCEMENT LONDON, July 1 (AP) Britain has invited Greece and Turkey to a London conference to settle the dispute over Cyprus, Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden disclosed yesterday. The Governments move came as Britain's relations with Greece, an
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    135 7 ATHENS. July 1 (l'P>— The Cireck Government last night studied i 1U terest the British proposals for a meeiin? to <j t t future status of Cypru.v Foreign Minister Kanciiopoulos said. He returned to Athens after having seen the King jt his count ry tfter having
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    98 7 Piano Hits Car— Driver Is Annoyed LONDON July i. IAPI When a grand piano hurtled hum a London botel wnxii m on the car of one ol his constituents, lhal gentleman was more than annoyed. Labourite Charles Hohson told the House ol Commons. But the unlucky motorist was really angry
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    47 7 NEW YORK. July 1. (Renter) The World Cow: Churches which hb.s 170 mi members in 47 count r appealed to Christians through. out the world to pray tm Moren of the B.p Four top leve 1 meeting in Geneva en July 18.
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    100 7 NICOSIA, July 1. (Keuter)— The Cyprus trrn»rist organizatinn EOKA. suspected to be behind the < uirrnt uave of bombing outrages >esterda> threatened that •BJa(k days await the tyrants of Cyprus" and that "bis:j;er punishmejits are on the way for traitors In leaflets addressed to the Cyprus
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    278 8 TWO GIVE EVIDENCE FROM BED IPOH, Fri. Magistrate Che Jamal bin Abdul Latif, sitting as Coroner at the inquest into the death of three detainees in the Ipoh detention camp on June 4, this morning went to the Ipoh Hospital
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    141 8 PCIANG Fri— The Supcrl Ptttdhfj, .Mr. Rajah ye tcrf am I that revised i lor the Municipal Council elections and Town Council election- of Butterworth and Bukit Mertajam open for pubii- inspection f >r a period of 14 days. A list showing the names tppiicant^ who
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    144 8 Bilingual Newspaper For Adult Students KOTA BHARU. Fri. A bilingual newspaper, In English and Malay, will be started for .students of the Kelantan Adult Education Association. Disclosing this at the Association meeting today, the President. Tengku Sri Ifaha Raja said that vocational courses will also play an important part in
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    36 8 A order wa Ihe S Plmii L'-«'ir» yestr: ns Jin of Tanj Katims Road. The order was made OH the application ol the petitioning creditor, Sa hu Singh, on a of $12,471.50.
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    70 8 MEMBERS ol the American nity in Singapore and friends will celebrate Inndence Day tomorrow with a Fourth ol July Family picnic ■A the Polo Grounds at Thomson Road. The annual event will start at L* p.m. with races for the children. Pony rides and a
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    62 8 IPOH. Fri. Maniam. ii fitter attached to the Malayan Rail w a > was yesterday «-har^cd in the Magistrate's Court, with bavin? committed rape on his 11-year-old sister-in-law at his house in Spr>oncr Road. Ipoh. on or about the months Ol May and June. Xo plea
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    75 8 MRS. M. M. Pittock. primary supervisor, and Miss Esmie Proctor, both of the staff of the Methodist Girls' School, Klang, have left the school. The former is going to Songkai, near Ipoh. and the latter is joining the Singapore Teachers' Training College. Mrs. Pittock (seated centre)
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    166 8 Malaya Got Over $J0 M. A RECORD sum of $135,462,910 was contributed by the United Kingdom towards the development and welfare of the Colonial territories between April 1, 1954, and March 31, 1953. Of this sum $9,973,738 was for research, including $1,131,834 for agriculture,
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    268 8 'Hard' Currency Payment For The Noodleseller A HAWKER, P. Maideen Meeru Sahib, received a beating and a swollen face instead of payment for the noodles he served to four youths, the Singapore First Criminal District Court judge was told yesterday. Aside from the beating, they also smashed up about 15
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    86 8 Dark Blues To Explore Sarawak FOUR Oxford University graduates will arrive in Singapore on July 12. on their way to Sarawak for a ninemonth expedition in that territory. They will travel up river by prau to their base on Ihe Usun Apau plateau There the graduates hope to trace a
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    40 8 MUAR, Fri. Lee Leong Chin was fined $150 or one month's imprisonment in the Magistrate's Court, here, for negligent driving on Sept. 28 Last year, at Tanjong Agas. Lee knocked down a 10-year-old schoolboy, Koh Siang Hua.
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    65 8 PREPARATIONS were completed today at the Royal Malayan Naval Barracks for the feeding and accommodation of the 80 men the R.M.N. expects to recruit next week, commencing July 4. As the new recruits move into barracks to start their training, the men recruited in the
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    70 8 THE birthday of Lord Buririha and the Prophet Mohamed will be observed as bank and public holidays in substitution for Whit Monday and the first day of the August Bank Holidays in future years, a Singapore Government announcement said yesterday But this year the Prophet's birthday will
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    29 8 THE Tcochew Lian Khcow Club will celebrate its seventeenth anniversary with a dance on the roof garden of the club's premises in Upper Circular Road, Singapore, today.
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    63 8 MISS Joan Dorsey (centre), a senior pupil of the Ipoh Convent, celebrated her 21st. birthday with a grand party hold in her house in Mentri Lane, off Brewster Road, on Tuesday night. She is the daughter of Mr. Antonio Dorsey (extreme left), of the Town Council,
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    253 8 CITY CLAMP ON NEW BUS ROUTES It's To Keep Way Clear For Transport Board BUS companies in Singapore, apply, ng f Of new routes, will not get them in future, The Standard understands. The Vehicles and Traffic Cotnn proved a new route for the Hock I, from Parsi Road to
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    72 8 IPOH. F:i. scouting elrcl< of their staun< ers with th< Gajah on Wedi Chong Wan F teacher of Anclo-Chinesr B Aged IS. the interested him ing in the 1920*; was appoinv 'i Scout Ma.M< r I time receiving I -lal <r Merit for his a
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    49 8 SINGAPORE'S Conununicatioi Mr Franris Tho otic of a panel ol Pan-Ma I avav. T< I Voice Competition" Singapore 21 from tho Singapore i Board and one fi communications D will bo letted Telephone Hoi;>c, Singap Successful ran<l. compete in the fir... will be held in Ii»
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    67 8 AT the seventh annual general meeting ol the Peoples Education Association of Singapore recently. the following were elected members of the committee of management President: Mr. C. H. Koh. vice-presidents: Mr. Ahmad Ibrahim and Mr. X H. Chan. Hon. secretary: Mr. B. G. Sahai: hon. treasurer: Miss
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    28 8 A lawyer. Mr. S T. Sampanthar, W» to the Singapore B;i r vocatc and solicitor I Chief Justice, S Murray-Aynsioy, in tlic H;n Court yesterday.
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    76 8 Careless Taximan Fined $50 A TAXI-DRIVER. Dalip Singh, was fined $50 in the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate's Court yesterday for driving his taxi in an inconsiderate manner in Orchard Road on Feb. 28. The complainant. Charles Gamba- lecturer in economics in the University of Malaya. told the Magistrate. Mr. Ahmad
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    84 8 Ear -Boring Ceremony IPOH. Fri. Mr. and Mr?. T. Balasingam of Tanjonq Ramhutan. nephew and niece of Dato Sir dough and Datin Lady Thuraisingham, will celebrate the ear-boring ceremony of their only daughter. Miss Indra Rani Balasinsam. tomorrow at 4 p.m. at their residence in the Central Mental Hospital quarters.
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    40 8 IPOH. Fri. The cyclist, Wong Wah (53), who was involved in a collision with a motor car driven by Penang race horse trainer, Wally Bagby yesterday, died at trie District Hospital here early this morning.
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    72 8 Ipoh Fire Brigade To The Rescue IPOH, Fr:. The drtHlfhtstricken villagers of Kampong Ben-ham, seven miles west of Ipoh. were today supplied with drinking water by the Ipoh Fire Brigade. Since June 13. ttic Ipoh area has only bad r;iin OO die or- 1 caMon, and taps in I ran
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    210 8 Reds Have Been Thwarted' States Magazine KUALA LUMPUR. FriEfforts of Communist terrorists to hold up the progress of the country have been frustrated, the Malayan Police Magazine states confidently in the editorial of its latest edition. As things arc now. the editorial says the people ol Malaya can work out
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    66 8 KUALA LUMPUR, ri. Anothf-r oiler to meet representatives ol the MCP in South Siam to discuss the MCP's "peace offer" to settle the Emergency wa.s made here yesterday by Che Isa Zain. leader of the Peninsular Malay Union ol Selangor. Che Isa said that the
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    45 8 JI'OH. Fii. The i monthly open air band performance by the Ban.i of the 15/19 Kinc'l Roya! Hussars, organised by the Ipoh and Menglembu Town Council will take place on the child! piayground in Brcwsicr Road on July 7, starting at 7.30 p.m.
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    141 9  -  ANACRUSIS S a xx Six Concerts in 15 Days TOTAL AUDIENCES: 11,000 in has hony one by Th« I and all 1 1 v a citj i s ope of S a Ye! I i I AUGUST gets away to a V tart with one a:- I at
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    422 9  -  Victor Doggett Reviewed by I )E SPITE formidable competition from other labels Nixa has given us yet Rachmaninov C minor piano concerto, with thr brilliant Edith Farnadi and the Vienna State Opera Orchestra under Hermann St here hen (WLP 51t3). A worth y runner in a full field
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    17 9 Larry Fenton, Radio Malay* s 'Star comic in the populur "TOW KAY S TAVERN" programme.
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    805 9  - STAGE DOOR JOHN HALKIN Hi I h/tiiMi JUAN POPOLAB THEME THIS YEAR •TPHOU art a rare noodle. Master. Do what was done last time is thy rule. eh?" The comment is not concerned with life in Singapore, however apt it ■Ighfl be. It is Saint Joan's retort to one who
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    575 9 Station for Women only ADAM, how would you like to tune to a BBC. .wavelength broadcasting for women only? A station that stayed on the air daily without any variety, drama, request programmes, disc jockeys and sports rommentarie^? A station that, turned out nothing
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    50 9 Jimmy's As Good Plioto. HUTCHES and useUst legs do not cramp the Style of Jimmy Dempsey, J7, as he jitterbugs icith a friend. Jimmy iras born vlth a soft bone condition and his legs havt been stunted bj/ about GO fractures. He took up, dancing on a dare.- U. P.
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    51 9 Elfiida Eden. 15--year-old hk of Britain's Prime IfioiBter Sir Anthony Eden, did a ballet number in the society play. "T 1 Were Amber." sta recently at London's Fortune Theatn aid of Forces' chanties. Londo n'.s debutantes and models took part in the show. (Mil
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      125 9 BBL^ 111 6 A Rood housewife tries to thi> her expensei < 4, 4 Xl ROSs 'I, r I reserve it as your chiefest Belloc) «8 8. s f ri.irnv but not with this 13. A horse ran be < 1()> H-..d back about the tension in. At with a
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    146 10 BUSINESS DONE UP TO 5119V2 Standard Market Reporter HEAVY buying by all sections of the trade sent prices in the Singapore rubber market spiralling upwards to 51. 19 per Ib. for first grade rubber for July shipment, a rise of 4\ cents on Thursday. B Lsh sentimeni
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    47 10 The Singapnre Chamber of Commerce R ibb<*r Association noon prife^ Icenta per lb yesterday v. ere: B iycrs Seller? 12D 121} RSS July No 1 1171 11R 1 1131 113J 1104 111 A I<>l!^ 103 RMA on rc^ tender: 117J 1171 gusl 113 113] t^uirt.
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    494 10 SAWMILLERS PROTEST JOHORE TAX MOVE Colony Govt. Is Asked To Help Standard Market Reporter THE Johorc Government's new tax of $5 for every ton of timber exported from that State is "unfair" to Singapore sawmillers and Johore loggers, Mr. Geh Ik Cheong, vice-president of the Singapore Sawmillers' Association and managing
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    115 10 TWO of the Hongkong "Tsat Pon' type junk trawlers arc now powered by lOC h.p. marine oil engines mack by a U.K. group I Associated Commercial Vehicles! and 11 is expected that the entire fishing fleet will eventuallj convert to diesel. The installation of diesr in fishing
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    91 10 SINGAPORE sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: Fraser Neave ords, $1.70 M. Breweries $3.45; Malayan Cements $1.50; Sime Darby Si .!):>; Singapore Traction Company 30 30/l| and L'!» u.d-I !ot> Strait* Times $2 90; Wearnc Bros. *2 To. tral Amal IH/.; Batu SelanHor rents; Kuala Kampar
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    46 10 FIRST quartet sales of the (loodyear Tire and It libber Export Company Increased t» a new hißh quarter year retold of U*****.256.539. This represents a gain of 82 per tent over sales of U*****.32&241 reported for the first quarter of in:> 4.
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    411 10 Firm's Shortage Affects The World Market THE inability of a big Colony firm to meet all their Junr commitments has seriously discomfitted world trade, says the weekly rubber report of Messrs. Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co\ Ltd. Apart from skyrocketing I Sal irday and pro•q a nervous fluctuating ggravated an
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    190 10 INDUSTRIALS REMAIN STEADY A FAIR volume <>f business was reported in Malayan industrial shares at around quotations. This .section of the market remained steady towards the close of the week. Tin shares continued to advance in selective counters. while* rubber shares were dull .Malayan Sharebrokcrs' Association yesterday reported the l
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    43 10 THE Indian Government has announced a reduction of export duty on all varieties of cotton from Rs. 150 per bale to Rs. !'!."> per bale. The Government also decided to allow an additional export quota of 1.~>0.000 bales of cotton.— Reuter
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    53 10 A TRADE mission from Poland is expected to arrive in .Jakarta early this month to open negotiations with the Indonesian government on a new trade agreement. Under a pact now expiring, the import and export volume between the two countries was ftred at 75.000,000 and 50.000.0(10
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    30 10 AX initial order for li tons of wrapped sugar cubes has recently been received by the Taikoo Sugar Refining Co. Ltd.. Hongkong, from Block Hotels Ltd.. Kenya.
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    151 10 COCONUT oil was a quietly str-ady market at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange yesterday and bulk shipment closed at noon at $4H per picul. a rise of 50 cents above Thursday's close Copra was also quietly firm, but the price fell by 12JJ cents following a
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    48 10 MEMBERS of the Geographical Society of the Methodist Girls* School. KlaiiE, recently visited the Malayan Pineapple Canning Co. and the Leo Oil Mills in the town. Picture shows a group of students watching the sealing machine at work in the canning factory.- Standard photo.
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    401 10 Finance And Commerce Price May Go Still Lower Standard Market Reporter THE Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. David Morsh Q will arrange for a Singapore representation at the > half yearly R, Cc Consultative Committee meeting in Bangkok which is scheduled t
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    93 10 Chamber To Study Decontrol Scheme Standard Stan Correspondent KUALA UMHK i,i. —The Selan^.! him-se Chamber <>! < ommer« will soon make a sturix ..i a proposal to effect t<.t.,| decontrol of ricr in Federation with mrnlunh holding permanent I minimum stockpile 50,000 tons. The arr. of the Chan, i l*>
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    584 12 PARIS has met Betsy Blair at Basta's show of autumn ready-made coats and suits, at an island-restaur-ant of the Bois de Boulogne Betsy seemed fascinated by the new arm-length loosely-fitted and fur-trim-med jackets and al.so by the beauty of Teresita who was modelling them. (Teresita is of <
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    579 12 Around S'pore Shops INY DAY NOW the most hard-up business girl will be able to say, "Do you like my dress? Its from Paris". It has been possible to buy Parisian models for quite some time, but at such a price the working girl has had to turn away with
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    163 12 y^'ITH the current craze for separates in full swing, Singapore is importing skirts 9 from Hawaii. Not grass skirts as you might expect, but luscious hand -pa in ted ones that delight the eye, and add colour to the wardrobe. Exotic scenes are painted on
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    49 12 Photos by LEFT: .Sailing mingled with flowrr rorate this hind I>aint«d skirt from H.t\\ price k I with an oranc^ hhrusr. BKI.OW Also Hawaii comrs thk licatelv painUd v^ daric creen It iin many rolouo :n,j Rirl who buys one- sure «f cettin^ th# nunilnr. M.l n d Josrph
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    29 12 OUR model demurely shows a petticoat that add fulness to a swirling skirt. These slips come in a wide variety of styles and colours and are priced from 518..">0
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    399 12 X GLEAMING smile may be a valuable social set but dental costs ran make it a very expensive one. But not necessarily. For medical authorities say that neglect more often drives the reluctant patient to the dentist -and drives up his bills. Today, ever, modern dental authorities are
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    417 12  -  MARY BROWN MICHAEL i in unhappy young man. Anil Michael is due to marry pexi month. Writing from Crewe. he lays: -My gii 1 Lily, and 1 have been Courting since we left school. She's twenty nnd i"m twenty-two, lly call up was deferred !^ut PU
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    651 13 Beats Nielsen Easily WIMBLEDON, Surrey, July 1 (Reuter)— Tony Trabert. from Cincinnati Ohio, became the 1935 Wimbledon men's singles champion today when he outsteadied Kurt Nielsen of Denmark to win ti-3. 7-5, 6-1, in the final of the lawn tennis championships here. The big 24-year-old ace with
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    110 13 COLONY PICK 1 6 FOR CUPTIE RADIX Ali and Omar Awang are not included in lh f Singapore team to mccl the Combined Services (Singapore* in their Malaya Cup lie on Sunday at Jalan Besar Stadium A SAFA official told I hc Standard that both players are on the injured
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    132 13 WOMEN'S DOIBLKS SEMI-FINAL Mi>s A. Mortimer and Miss J. Shilcock (Bri.) beat Miss F. Muller and Mrs. L. Hoai Australia (;-2. (i-1. Miss S. Bloomer and Miss P. Ward of Britain beat Mrs. J. Fleitz and Mi«s D. Hard (United States) «-3. 9-7. MIXII) DOUBLES SEMI-FINAL V Seixas
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    109 13 ROY A L Electrical Mechanical Engineers and Indian Recreation Club fought out a one all draw in yesterday Spore division I league soccer match played at Jalan Besar Stadium. Both goals were scored in the second session. There was little to choose between the two
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    581 13 72 RECORDS SMASHED AT JB MEET JOHORE BAHRI\ I ri. Twenty-one year-old Ungku Ibrahim Abdullah, Md. Yusoff bin Md. Shah and Miss Lim Peck Shin were the three outstanding athletes at the Johore Bahru District A. A. seventh annual championships meet held on the Johore English College ground yesterday. Apart
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    982 13 ANNIE EQUALS MALAYAN SPRINT RECORD By PETER Kl'M KIALA LtJMTOB, Fri.— There were high class performances but no spectacular record breaking spree at the opening day of the Selangor Amateur Athletic meet. One Malayan record was equalled, two state records were broken, and another state record equalled. Annie Chocng one
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    268 13 Colony XI Without 2 Regulars SINGAPORE loam who meet Malacca in their twoday inter-state cricket match today will be without schoolmaster R. Barker and allrounder John Kirkham. They will be replaced by Burton of RAF Singapore and Reggie Da Silva of the Police. SCA honorary secretary Mr. Khoo Ong Lee
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    50 13 SINGAPORE Coiinthians A trounced Indian Brotherhood SDorts Club by rfx foals to one ,n a one sided Singapore Im•JA league soccer match pi avert on the CYMA rrouni yesterday Corinthians scorers were. Dos Salam (2) Osman <2> Chin and Ismail LatifT. D. K. Samy scored for the Indians.
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    405 14 fdfgdfg V r V VTT v r ~<~ IF IT continues to remain dry here in Ipoh, the Qoing will be very good. With Native Ruler Out, He's Set To Win The Prospects for Race4,mainevent of the final day of the Perak Turf Club
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    192 14 Delivery To Repeat Victory Dp livr pounds for his stylish win uvrr the nine turlongs on Saturday. Delivery is good for a repeat performance in the opening race. This Hindostan four-year-old gelding showed staying ability in hi> race over the nine when he beat Lindos. Always a handy third, Delivery
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    89 14 THE 'STAR' WILL SHINE The Las, Ra^M H to li g tcta six pound her in this, I running back enabled I c furlongi i. heavy tra to beat }':<. lot. Bougairv Hoo| He goo s up must be Southbridfic and compar a chance pounds more Sitverfoi I behind MeU
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    268 14 Time For Clear Vision To Win Siani Rice. Grandeur, Actor 11. lear Vision and IVarl Snap are the pick in race »i for class live division one horses over th c nine furlongs. With a drop ol six pounds since hi s sixth to Grandeur Clear Vision may score his
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    230 14 THE opening matches of this year's Singapore lawn tennis championships. to b e played today at the Tanglin Club courts arc Men's doubles: r.em 3.30 p.m: A.S. Watts and Bobby Chia vs ft. (i. Kirk wood and I)r G Phillips: Harold Chia and Gordon
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